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To lem to clasify is in itself an educaticm
Alex, Bain
Decimal Clasification
and
Relativ Index
for libraries and personal use
in arranjing for immediate reference
books, pamflets, clippings) pictures, manuscript notes
and other material
by
Melvil Dewey MA LL D
Edition ii, revized and enlarjd
Forest Pres
Lake Placid Club
AdJroadaks NT
X933
KP ^^hd
Matter of interest to uzers of this book wil be sent from time to time
to recorded owners. Send prompt notis of any chanje in address givn
on slip inserted opposit this note to
Forest Pres Lake Placid Club Adirondaks N T
Copyrytby Melvil Dewey 1876; 1885; 19x1; 19x3: X9X5; I9i9
Copyryt by Library Bureau 1888: 1891; 1894; 1898
Copyryt by Lake Placid Club Education Foundation 1922
Speling
Simpler spelings ar strongly recommended for jeneral adoption by both American
and English filolojic associations, including nearly all prominent dcolars in English
now living. We regret prejudis that certain uzers wil feel against these chanjes,
but after careful study of all objections urjd, we find the weight of skolarship, reazon
and economy wholy in their favor, and feel compeld to bear a share of the prejudis
which sum must endure before the great benefits of a rational orthografy can be secured.
We uze all simpler forms recommended for jeneral adoption by the Simplified
Spellmg Board. Fuller information free from: S S B Secretary, 4 Emerson Hall,
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. or from Forest Pres.
Beside these we also uze in the Introduction many other simpler forms. Most
S S B rules and our aditions merely drop useless or misleading silent letters, with
needed substitutes in a few cases, e.g. f for ph and gh in phlegm and roughs where we
drop g and o and substitute f , speling fiem and ruf.
Sum typografic errors hav doutless been overlookt, but we intend to spel as abuv.
Tables and Index alredy set in old speling wQ not be chanjed til re-set when
they ar next revized.
See, at end of Introduction, p. 45-58, summary of compeling reazons for making
these chanjes, and code of brief rules. Read them before criticizing our shorter and
much better speling.
Modifying D C numbers
Confuzion and annoyance to thousands of uzers cauzd by printing unauthorized
variations force the publishers to insist strictly on ful copyryt protection. Every library
and individual uzer has, however, entire freedom to make such variations as he thinks
• he needs, under the simpl restrictions found necesary to protect the ryts of others.
See p. 32^349, Letter or simbol notations for chanjes or aditions.
lUNIVBRSiTY
LIBRARY
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CONTENTS
EXPLANATION
INTRODUCTION
Descrijption
Orijin and growth .
Extent of tise
What is the sistem?
Notation
Best known dedmal form
Relativ Subject Index
What Relativ Index includes
Explanation of tables
Coordination
New subjects
Choice and airanjement of heds
Sequence of allyd subjects
Cachtitles
Form distinctions ,
Minute clasing
Tentativ tables
Nemonics
Decimalism
Relativ location
Sizes on shelvs
Catalogs ....
. Name catalog
Shelflist
Clast catalog
Dictionary catalog .
Advantajes
Shelvs ....
Shelflist
Accession book
Pamflets
Sale duplicates
Charjing sistem
Subject references .
Recataloging or reclasif)dng
Adaptability .
Arabic numerals
Endowment of special departments
Summary
Sugjestions to uzers .
Niuneration .
Plan of Tables
" Index
Familiarity with dasification
How to find subject of book
Assjming clas numbers
Number of figures uzed in clas number
Bilding numbers
Book ntimbers
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DECIMAL CLASIPICATION
Variations practicabl .
• • •
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Cautions
31
Letter or simbol notations for chanjes or s
iditior
IS
32-34
Fiction ....
■
32
Juvenils
32-33
Biografy ....
33
Paralel libraries
33
Combining languaj and literature
34
Reference library
34
Contractions for specialists
34
Alfabet or cronolojy for final subdivisions
35
Broken order ....
35-36
Pro and con division of topics .
. 36
Bibliografic modifications
. 37-39
Accretion syn +
• 37
CupUngsyn-
. 38
Relation syn :
. 38
Form syn (o)
. 38
Universality syn oo
. 3S
Place syn (3)-(9)
. 38
Languaj syn =
,
. 38
Time syn" "
. 38
Jeneral points of view syr
L 00 .
•
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A to Z .
• 39
Sequence of syns
. 39
Other uses
• • 1
• 39-41
Bookstores
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39
Ofifis files
39-40
Scrapbooks .
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Index renams
40-41
Topical indexes
41
Separates
41
Aknowlejments
42-43
Future of D C
43-44
SIMPLER SPELING REAZONS AND RULES
Reazons 45^49
Disgrace of present usaje
47
Criminal waste of mony ....
47
Criminal waste of skool time
47
Adling brains .....
47-48
English as world languaj ....
48-49
Disregard of pedants rules ....
49-50
Consistency
50
Conciseness ......
50
Can it be dun?
50-51
Rules
51-58
N E A 12 words
52
S S B 30 words
52
Simplif yd Speling Board alfabetic rules
52-54
S SB 18 rules
54-55
D C rules
56
U S Jeografic Board rules
57
Filolojists 10 joint rules ....
57-58
Sugjestions
58
Index to Introduction and Sim
pier spehng
59-61
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CONTENTS
TABLES AND INDEX
First summary: the lo main clases i paje
Second ** the loo main divisions i *^
Third " the looo sections lo pajes
Tables of subsections of Jeneral works 42 "
« Filosofy II «
" Relijion 20 "
" Sociology 47 **
« Filolojy 6 '^
" Natural syence 51 **
« Useful arts 198 "
" Fine arts i8 ^
" Literature 44 "
« History loi *^
Paje
Index abbreviations .* 614
Explanation of Index 615-16
Relativ Subject Index 617-974
Alfabetic table of topics divided jeograficly 975-77
form divisions 978
languajes 978-79
filolojic divisions 980-81
literatures 982-83
Biscoe and Olin book numbers 984-86
Special author tables 987-88
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EXPLANATION
This Clasification divides knowlej into 9 main closes numberd i to 9.
Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc. so jeneral as to belong to no one of these
clases ar markt o (naught) and form a loth clas. Each das is similarly
separated into 9 divisions, jeneral works belonging to no division having
o in place of division ntmiber. Divisions ar similarly divided into 9 sec-
tions. This process is repeated as often as necesary. Thus 512 means
clas 5 (Natural syence), division i (Mathematics), section 2 (Aljebra),
and every aljebra is numberd 512.
Books on shelvs and cards in a clast catalog ar arranjed in simpl ntmieric
order, all das numbers being regarded as decimals. These Tables show
order of subjects. Thus 512 Aljebra follows 511 Arithmetic and precedes
513 Jeometry. Since each subject has a definit number, all books on any
subject stand together.
Summaries ist summary shows the 10 dases. 2d shows the 9 divisions
of each clas, and is useful as a i-paje birdseye view of whole skeme. Then
follow 10 pajes, i for each clas, which givs the 9 sections of each of its
9 divisions, and shows scope of the clas on a singl paje.
Tables These 3 summaries ar followd by ful Clasification Tables,
which present in numeric order, all clases, divisions, sections and sub-
sections. Sinonimus terms, exampls, brief notes, dates and cadiwords
ar often aded to simpl heds to giv fuller and clearer idea of scope of each
number. Therefore all references to niunbers shud be lookt up in ful
Tables^ never in Summaries, which ar in effect a contents table of the
ful Clasification.
Index After the Tables an alfabetic Index of all heds givn in Tables
refers by clas number of eadi to its exact place in Tables. This Index
includes also sinonims and many other entries likely to help a reader
find his subject eazily. Even a uzer who knows just where to turn to his
subject in Tables, may*, by consulting the Index, be put on trak of valuabl
allyd matter which he wud otherwize overlook.
Ful explanations Ilustrations and sugjestions for ntunerus applications
of this sistem, and ful explanations of its nemonic and other important
features ar givn in the Introduction on following pajes.
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INTRODUCTION
[Simpler spelings ar strongly recommended for jeneral adoption by both American
and English filolojic associations, including nearly all prominent skolars in English
now living.
The speling of this intnxluction has many more chanjes than we recommend for
jeneral use at once. For convenient reference we hav included in ' Simpler speling rea-
zons and rules' (p. 45-56) the famtts 12 words adopted in 1898 by the National Edu-
cation Association for all its official printing and correspondence, and adopted later by
hundreds of periodicals, colejes and normal skools; also the 30 words, as a better tipical
list with which to begin simpler speling; also the S S B rules, from which one shud select
those which most appeal to him; also the 10 joint rules of American and English filol-
ojists, and selections from rules of U S Geographic Board. From these one may choose
chanjes he is willing to make, knowing how ampl authority is behind them. We recom-
mend that each one convinst of the importance begin with a few of these chanjes, ading
others from time to time as he and his correspondents becum familiar with the new forms.
That it * looks queer * is admittedly the only argument left to objectors. This introduc-
tion is speld to show how it wil look if practicaly all these recommendations ar uzed.
Sum with specialy strong vizual prejudis wil hav attention distracted from the matter
to the speling, but if with an open mind they wil try to concentrate on the meaning, they
wil be surprized to find how quikly the new forms wil cease to annoy. Then if they con-
tinue reading them they wil soon be surprized to find that the old absurd common spel-
ing wU annoy. There ar very few simpler spelings in Tables or Index but we decided to
show in Introduction how extreme chanjes wud look)
Orijin and growth The plan of this Clasification and Index was
developt erly in 1873, the result of long study of library economy as found
in hundreds of books and pamfiets, and in over 50 personal visits to
libraries. This study convinst me that usefuhiess of libraries myt be greatly
increast without aded expense. Only a fraction of the servis posibl cud
be got from them without clasification, catalogs, indexes and other aids,
to tel librarians and readers what they containd on any givn subject;
yet, by methods then uzed, this cud be dim satisfactorily only at a cost
so great as to be prohibitiv to all but a few welthy libraries. With rare
exceptions, libraries wer growing rapidly. Catalogs, made at great cost,
soon became antiquated. Methods uzed involvd frequent rearrangement,
renumbering and remarking of books, and of necesity remaking of catalogs
and indexes, as the only escape from a confuzion that seriusly cripld
usefulness. In this costly repetition, work of previus librarians was larjly
lost. The great need was a sistem which wud enable each to stand on
the sholders of his predecessors, and fully utilize their labors; which wud
make work dun today permanent, insted of sumthing to be superseded
in so few years as not to be worth doing in the best way; which wud
supply the best applyances, insted of leaving yung librarians not only to
lem how to work, but to make all their own tools.
Practical use for 49 years proves that this sistem wil accomplish this
result; for with its aid catalogs, shelflists, indexes and references, essential
to this increast usefulness, can be made faster and cheaper than by any
method not having its essential features, and, when dun, they ar better
and vastly more permanent. Practical utility and economy ar its ke5ntiotes
and no theoretic refinement has been allowd to modify the skeme, if it
wud detract from usefulness or ad to cost.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
It was chiefly necesary to find a method that would das, arraaje and
index books and pamflets on shelvs, cards of a catalog, clippings and notes
in scrapbooks and index rerums, references to all these items, and indeed
any literary material in any form, as redily as an ordinary index gyds to
proper paje of a bound book. This difiGicult problem was solvd by uzing
no reference marks except the simplest simbols known to the hxmian
mind, arabic numerals with their uzual arithmetic values, and by aiding
their unequald simplicity by many practical nemonic devices.
Tho the importance of clasification was recognized, the filosofic sistems
proposed wer so difficult fully to understand or apply that not i person in
looo cud uze them practicaly. Decimal Clasification simplicity and even
more its Relativ Index hav made this work lo-fold eazier. In recent years,
use of the sistem has spred rapidly in all civilized cuntries, meeting suc-
cess in thousands of dijSerent applications. In its simpl form a skoolboy can
quikiy master it and keep for instant reference not only his books but every
note, clipping or pamflet. Almost every profession and occupation has
lemd its wonderful laborsaving powers. It is in daily use by miriads of
business and professional men who wud never even attempt to understand
or uze the old sistems.
By mere adition of figures, without chanjing this shorter form, this
very simpl sistem is redily made to record the utmost refinements of
specialists, and the Relativ Index, as simpl as a, b, c, sends the novis
to the exact place where the expert has clasifyd the matter sought. Thus
942 is history of England, and 942.99055 is history of Cotmty Pembroke
in Wales, under Elizabeth, 5th of the Tudors. A colon between 2 ntmibers
to mean * in relation to ', and other combining simbols for time, languaj
etc. make of the sistem a compact shorthand for each fact. (See p. 37^
39*.) But this brevity is les important than the eaz with which matter
so markt can be aranjed (giving figures and decimal point their common
arithmetic value), stored as compactly as wisht and fotmd again in the
least posibl time.
The sistem has been found equaly valuabl for cataloging, indexing,
analyzing and stmmiarizing, and for clasifying, numbering and arranjing
books and pamflets on shelvs. For notes on other uses, see p. 39*-4i".
The ist edition, publisht in 1876, 12 pajes of tables containing 1000
sections, was criticized as altogether too elaborate for even a larj library.
As fast, however, as the Relativ Index with its remarkabl powers became
known, the rapidly increasing uzers askt for further subdivisions, til
Tables hav grown from 2600 entries in Index of 1876 to 40,000 in this
edition 11, becauz it has been foimd so eazy to gain the admitted great
advantajes of close clasification, and yet, by means of this Index, avoid the
old difficulties.
Extent of use The rejister of libraries which hav actualy adopted it,
tho growing rapidly, is incomplete. Libraries often uze the sistem for
many years before we lem the fact. We rejister all byers of the Clasifica-
tion, so far as known, but do not assume that a library has adopted the
sistem becauz it has orderd the book.
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EXTENT OF USE
The table below shows the growth of the ii editions. The nearest esti-
mate givs several thousand libraries, beside a great ntimber of private book
owners and literary workers having the sistem in daily use.
Nmnber of pa jea
Edition
Date
Preface, etc
Tables
Index, etc.
Total
Increase
Copies printed
I
1876
12
12
18
42
1000
2
1885
66
162
86
314
272
500
3
1888
4
227
185
416
IQ2
500
4
1 891
41
234
191
466
50
1000
5
1894
u
235
u
467
I
2000
6
1899
u •
260
210
5"
44
7600
7
191 1
48
420
324
792
281
2000
8
I9»3
tt
462
340
850
58
2000
9
1915
«
465
342
856
6
3000
10
1919
a
517
374
940 «
84
4000
IX
1922
61
551
376
988
48
5000
What is the sistem? A Subject Clasification with a Relativ Index^
so numberd or letterd that reference is compact, accurate and quik, is
the essential feature, and anything beyond this is merely applying this plan
with varius helps and accessories. Any subject clasification with a relativ
index in. which the entry indexes a book in the ordinary way, and also
indexes shelvs, cards, clippings or any other literary material, is a form
of this sistem.
Notation We devized and experimented with several notations by
means of numbers, letters, and combined ntmibers and letters, with
bases of 26, 35, 50, 100 and 150, yet none seemd good enuf to warrant
publishing details, except that here printed, based on simpl arabic numerals
with their uzual decimal powers. International adoption of this sistem is
larjly becauz no one ever complains that any clasification is too simpl,
while there is constant complaint of complexity. Decimal simplicity
has so commended itself that many think of it as the only form, tho
obviusly it wud be just as much the * relativ index sistem ' if the
dasifications wer wholy markt by letters or other simbols.
The Subject Index is the simplest application of a, b, c, the simbols next
in simplicity to i, 2, 3. This use of the simplest 2 sets of simbols known,
with their common meanings, has givn our notation its worldwide reputa-
tion as the simplest yet devized.
^ Thru mistaken numbermg printed as 936.
' Tho the author is interested only in the usefulness of the sistem, not in questions of
priority of its invention, extended investigation by others fails to show that this most
important feature of the sistem — the Relativ Index, on which all else hinjes — had
ever before been uzed as here to index by a singl reference most diverse material. Relativ
location had been uzed, but not in the present combination with the subject index,
which givs it most of its value. The Clasification Tables, while adopting suggestions
from many sources, ar orijinal in their sistem of arrangement and notation, and in many
minor features. The decimal form and many nemonic features hav not been fotmd in
erlier use, tho since their invention in 1873, these as wel as the Subject Index and other
features hav been very frequently copid, often with, but oftener without, aknowlej-
ment of their source. But we ar glad to find this sistem, which has cost so much labor,
doing good servis even for those who neglect to mention where they found so valuabl
a laborsaving literary tool.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
Best known decimal form Decimal form means simply that beds ar
groupt and nmnberd with common arithmetic figures nzed decimaly . This,
the only decimal form thus far careftdy elaborated amd publisht, is com-
monly spoken of as if it wer the only posibl form of our orijinal plan; tho
obviusly an infinit variety of ' relativ index sistems * in decimal form
ctid be made by filling the outline with different heds, or with the same
heds in different order.
To make out new heds involvs labor and cost vastly beyond the dreams
of any person who has not tryd exactly this work. Time actualy spent on
tables here printed, by varius committees and individuals, totals many
years and has cost many thousand dollars. Uniform and urjent advice
of the experienst is to adopt a poorer skeme alredy made rather than
imdertake so herculean a labor. When dun, the maker may posibly be
better suited with it, but few if any others wil be. It is wizer for anyone
whose time is of value, to uze it in sumthing more practicaly useful to him-
self and his library than in trying to construct a 'satisfactory* skeme
of clasification. No one yet ever wholy suited himself or anyone else,
and probably no one ever wil. By adopting this alredy workt out he
saves much time and money, gains the immense advantaj of uzing a sistem
in common with thousands of others, so that he may utilize their labors
and investigations and share with them economies of cooperation.
Relativ Subject Index This alfabetic Index, the most important
feature of the sistem, consists of hedings gatherd from a great variety of
sources, as uzers of the sistem hav foimd them desirabl in 49 years expe-
rience. After all these efforts, many new heds ar aded in each new edition.
The Index gyds in both nimibering and finding books. In assyning
numbers, the most specific hed that wil contain the book having been
determind, reference to that hed in Index givs proper clas nimiber. Con-
versely, in finding books on any givn subject, reference to Index givs
number tmder which they ar found on shelvs, in shelflist, or in clast catalog.
When any new subject cums up, interline it and its sinonims in Index,
with clas number decided on, so clasifyer may be uniform with himself
in future work.
The Index givs similar or sinonimus words, and the same words in dif-
ferent connections, so any intelijent person wil surely get the ryt number.
A reader wishing to know sumthing of the tarif looks under T, and, at a
glance, finds 337 as its number. This gyds him to shelvs, to all books and
pamflets, to shelf catalog, to clast subject catalog on cards, to clast record
of loans, and, in short, in simpl numeric order, thruout the whole library
to anything bearing on his subject. If he turns to Tables, he sees that it
means clas 3, Sociolojy; division 3, Economics; section 7, Protection and
free trade; but the number alone is enuf to clas the book or find it, for
iether clasifyer or reader. If he had lookt imder P for protection, or F for
free trade, or D for duties, or C for customs, or under any other leading
word relating to his subject, he wud hav been referd to 337, or sum
one of its subdivisions.
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RELATIV SUBJECT INDEX
Had he lookt for 'railroad* he wud hav found after it 22 separate
entries, each preceded by a word or fraze indicating the faze of the sub-
ject in the skeme. A book on raih-oads may treat of the desirability of
government ownership, control etc. and then is clearly a question of social
syence; or it may be a practical handbook for an employe, explaining busi-
ness methods of railroading, running trains, handling freight, etc. when
it is as clearly one of the useful arts. The dasifyer knows to which of these
heds his book belongs, and the reader knows in which of its fazes he wishes
to examin the subject. Moreover, 3 and 6 beginning the numbers clearly
indicate caracter of each clas. But even if significance of these figures
is entirely disregarded, no confuzion results, for, on consulting iether
number in catalog, in skeme, or on shelvs the difference is clearly seen.
In other cases, it is more useful to keep books on the same subject together,
tho treated from different standpoints. A glance at the Index tels iether
rdSader or clasifyer which plan has been adopted.
All topics in blakface typ in Index ar further divided in Tables, where
one may see the subheds. This saves reprinting all these subdivisions,
which wud increase Index bulk many-fold; e. g. if one having a book on
' prison labor ' looks in the Index for * Convict labor ' or * Prison contracts ',
he finds at once its special ntmiber 331.51 ; but if, on the other hand, he thinks
to look only for jeneral subject 'Labor', he finds in blakface typ the
entry * Labor, political economy, 331*, and turning to Tables he finds under
331 the subdivision * 331.51, Convict labor ', the exact topic in hand.
The greatest objection to a clast catalog has always been the difficulty
in knowing just where to clas a book and just where to look for it when
again wanted. Different librarians, or the same librarian at different
times, clast the same or similar books in widely different places. Where
one man did all the work for many years, there was a degree of tmiformity ;
but even then there was danjer of looking at the same book at different
times from different viewpoints, thus cauzing confuzion. When the daily
pres is ful of one faze of a subject,, tendency is strong to clas all books on
this subject from current viewpoint; and next year, if a different side of
this same subject is before the public, there is same tendency to clas books
from new viewpoint, thereby separating similar books and bringing
together books on different fazes. But fortunately, practical usefulness does
not require that the ideas of this or that one be followd, but only that books
of same caracter be always put in same place, and that there be sum means
of knowing redily what that place is. The Relativ Index, with its each-
words, was desynd and is found in use to meet both these requirements,
for it insures that books on same faze of any subject cuming before the
clasifyers shal be assynd to same place, and that any reader seeking these
books, shal be referd instantly to that place. If this is dun, all requirements
of a good clasification ar fild. If it is not dim, the sistem is a failure; for
the only real test of any skeme is its helpfulness to its uzers.
Sirni prominent opponents of clast catalogs admit that the Relativ Sub-
ject Index, in deciding where to clas a book at first and where to look for
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DECIMAL CLASIPICATION
it ever afterwards, has removed their strongest objections. Certainly it
wud be imposibl to make an Index more compact or eazier of reference.
This Index allows a great part of the work of clasif ying to be dtm in
advance by experts in larj central libraries with ampl resources, thus
securing, at a mere fraction of uzual cost, better and more imiform results
than wud be posibl to the ordinary clasif)rer and reducing labor to
much narrower limits than ever before.
To these thousands of subjects hav been carefuly assynd their individual
numbers, many of them after long consideration and consultation with
specialists. No one person is lemed enuf to clas wizely books on all sub-
jects and syences; but botanists can assyn all botanic subjects to the ryt
ntunber, mathematicians all mathematical topics, and thus th^ Index
wil in time becum as accurate as the best skolarship of the day can make it.
Even if the decision reacht is not always wizest, all practical purposes ar
servd, becauz, as each dasifyer copies the number from same Index, ^1
books on that subject ar together; and, as each reader gets his number
from this same Index, he goes directly to the book he seeks.
What Relativ Index includes The Index, containing 40,000 entries
and constantly being enlarjd by ading new subjects, aims to include all
topics exprest or implyd in Tables, together with every corresponding
sinonim likely to be sought, but does not include most names of cuntries,
towns, animals, plants etc. except when mentiond in Tables; e. g. it can
not enumerate all species of trilobites, but when clasifyer has found from
proper reference books that Remopleurides is a trilobite, the Index sends
him to 565.39, and he can clas his monograf on that subject.
Tables The essential complement of the Subject Index is the Tables
of Clasification, so mapt out as to show in 4 wajrs — viz, by size of typ,
face of t)rp, indention, and number of figures prefixt — each subject's
rank in the Clasification.
The field of knowlej is divided into 9 main clases, nimiberd i to 9.
Cyclopedias, periodicals etc. so jeneral as to belong to none of these
clases, ar markt o (naught), and form a loth clas; e. g. clas i is library of
Filosofy; clas 5, library of Syence; clas 9, History, etc. These special clases
or libraries ar then considerd independently, and each is separated again
into 9 special divisions of the main subject, numberd i to 9, as wer the
clases, jeneral works belonging to no division having o for their division
number. Thus 59 is division 9 (Zoolojy) of clas 5 (Syence). A 3d division
is then made by separating each of these divisions into 10 sections, numberd
in same way with o and the 9 dijits; and this decimal subdivision is
repeated, til it secures as many subsections as may be needed in any topic.
Thus 513 is section 3 (Jeometry) of division i (Mathematics) of clas 5
(Natural syence). This nimiber, giving clas, division, section and sub-
section, if any, is cald the clas number, and is applyd to every book and
pamflet belonging to the library. All jeometries ar thus nimiberd 513,
all mineralojies 549, and so thruout the library all books on any givn sub-
ject bear the ntunber of that subject in this skeme.
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Where o occurs before the decimal point in adasntunber, it has its normal
zero value. Thus a book numberd 510 is clas 5, division i, but no section;
i. e. treats of division 51 (Mathematics) in jeneral, and is limited to no
I section, as is jeometry, markt 513. 500 indicates a treatis on syence in
jeneral, limited to no division, o occurring in the ist place wud in the
same way show that the book was limited to no clas; e. g. a jeneral cyclo-
pedia which treats of all 9 clases.
With the same ' jeneral ' sense, o is often uzed to indicate chanje in
caracter of subdivision, meaning in this case ' basis of subdivision chanjes
at this point ', i. e. figure (or figures) following o apply to what precedes
in jeneral, e. g. 505 indicates S3rence in jeneral treated in the form of a
periodical. In history, clasification is by cuntries (i, e, jeografic) and as
minute jeografic divisions ar needed for travels, gyd books, and varius
other uses, the figures 1-9 ar jeneraly uzed for jeografic subdivisions and
again for further jeografic subdivisions, as far as needed, and o foUowd
by another figure for time division, i. e. the figures before the o indicate
the locaUty as a whole, while figures after the o indicate the special time
at which the history of the locality is being considerd; e. g. 942.06, con-
sisting of 942 {jeografic division) and 06 {titne division), means history of
England in jeneral in time of the Stuarts, while 942.6 and 942.67 mean
respectivly history of eastern England and history of Essex co., to which
the same time division may be aded, giving 942.606 and 942.6706 as the
history of those locaUties under the Stuarts. As any subdivision may,
by ading figures 1-9, be givn 9 further subdivisions, any desired degree
of minuteness may be secured in dasing special subjects.
Coordination Theoreticly division of every subject into just 9 parts
is absurd. Practicaly it is desirabl to clas as minutely as posibl, without
use of aded figures; and decimals, on which our sk'eme hinjes, allow 9 divi-
sions as redily as fewer. This has proved wholy satisfactory in practis,
tho apparently destroying proper coordination in stun places.
Where more than 9 divisions ar needed the diflSculty is commonly obviated
by grouping on singl ntunbers the subjects most closely allyd, or by assyning
1-8 specificly to most important subjects and grouping minor subjects
on 9 as * Other.* Since any of these groups may be further subdivided
for specific topics as needed, provision is thus made for an unlimited
nimiber of subjects.
As in every skeme, many minor subjects ar under jeneral heds to which
they do not strictly belong. In sum cases, these heds ar printed in distinctiv
typ; e. g. 829 Anglo-Saxon, tmder English literature. The rule has been
to ass3m these subjects to the most nearly allyd heds, or where it was
tho't they wud be most useful. The only altemativ was to omit them
altogether. If any such omission occurs, it wil be supplyd as soon as dis-
coverd, for we intend to provide in the Tables a place for every known
topic.
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New subjects A new topic is always closely related to sum eidsting
hed. If there is no blank ntunber availabl it is combined with the hed
nearest allyd, and, when important enuf , abundant room for the new cumr
is made by ading another decimal. The sistem is thus capabl of unlimited
expansion, and can never break down for lak of room for growth.
Choice and airanjement of heds Detaild explanation of selection and
arrangement of the many thousand heds wud be teditis; but everywhere
filosofic theory and accuracy hav yielded to practical usefulness. The
imposibility of making a satisfactory clasification of all knowlej as pre-
servd in books, has been appreciated from the first, and theoretic harmony
and exactness hav been repeatedly sacrificed to practical requirements.
Sequence of allyd subjects Wherever practicabl, heds hav been so
arranjed that each subject is preceded and foUowd by most nearly aUyd
subjects, and thus aded convenience is secured both in clast catalogs and
on shelvs; e. g. Bilding (690) follows Mekanic trades (680) at end qf
Useful arts, and Arkitecture follows at beginning of JFine arts.
Students of Biolojy (570) find fossil life or Paleontolojy (560) before,
and vejetabl life or Botany (580) after, this foUowd in turn by animal
life or Zoolojy (590), ending with Manmials (599); while Useful arts (600)
begin with hiunan Anatomy (611) under Medicin, thus giving a regular
growth from fossil plant thru vejetabl and animal kingdoms to living man.
Cachtitles In naming hedings, strict accuracy has often been sacrificed
to brevity, for short familiar titles ar more important than that terms
chosen shud express fully and exactly caracter of all books clast imder
them. Many subjects, apparently omitted, wil be fotmd in the Index,
assjmd, with allyd subjects, to a hed which bears the name of the most
important only. Reference to the Index wil decide at once most doutftd
points.
Form distinctions The clasification is maioly by subject or content
regardless of form (see p. 26*) but an aded form distinction for jeneral
treatises is foimd practicaly useful.
Thus, in Syence there ar many compends, dictionaries, essays, peri-
odicals and socyeties, treating of Syence in jeneral, and so having o for
the division figure, but treating it imder different forms, and therefore
divided into sections according to this form: 501 for filosofy or theories
of Syence, 502 for compends, 503 for dictionaries. This treatment is as j
nearly as practicabl, imiform in aUclases. Creasy *s * 15 decisiv battles *
is 904, the ist figure being 9, becauz the book is clearly history; the 2d
figure o, becauz limited to no division of clas 9; and the 3d figure 4, becauz
the book is a colection of essays.
The 10 main clases ar regularly divided by form, e. g. 809, history of
literatinre in jeneral. For divisions, sections or subsections having enuf
jeneral material to make such division advizabl, form numbers, preceded by
o,may be uzed (e. g. 820.9, history of English literature; 821.09, history of
English poetry), except when o and the following number hav been other-
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wize assynd, e. g. 821.04 English liric poetry, not essays on English poetry;
942^5 England in time of the Tudors, not a periodical on English history.
A history of English literature is 820.9, i^ot 80Q, becauz every book belongs
to tiie most specific hed that wil contain it; so 809 is limited to histcHies oi
literature in jeneral. Books treating of many dases, such as jeneral cyclo**
pedias or periodicals, go in das o and ar then divided by form into cydo*
pedias, periodicals, socyeties or newspapers.
Do not confuze iorm number 07, meaning * methods c^ study or teacl>
ing ' with ntunber for same subject tmder 375, which is for its value as a
means of education, or for its xniriculum place.
Hiese form distinctions ar introduced at the beginning of the das
becauz the number of jeneral worics is larj, and these ist numerals wud
otherwize be tmuzed.
Form divisions alwa3rs hav the same set of numbers, preceded by o,
viz: I filosofy, theories etc. 2 compends, outlines; 3 dictionaries, cydo-
pedias; 4 essays, lectures, letters etc.; 5 periodicals, magazines etc.; 6
socyeties, associaticxis, transactions, reports etc.; 7 education, study, teach-
ing, training etc. ; 8 poligraf y, colections etc. ; 9 history. Thus a periodical
on. SL subject has the subject number followd by 05; e. g. a periodical oa
public hdth, 614.05.
But if the number alredy ends in o, o is not repeated befcx-e fc^mndivi*-
sion figures; e. g. a zoolojic magazine is 590.5, not 590.05.
Minute dating On first publication in 1876, a ccHomon critidzm was that
1000 heds cud never be successfuly uzed, howev^ de^abl so dose clasi-
fication myt be. As soon, however, as actual experience proved it as
eazy to uze 1000 heds in the new sistem as 100 in the old, the obvitisly
great pmctical value of dose clasing led one uzer after another to urj
strongly publication of more subdivisions. Minute as ar many now givn
tiiere ar none that sum hav not askt for and almost none that others hav
not declared needless. Subdivisions ar made in such a way that oiae may
uze all, or any part and ignore the rest without difficulty or confuzion,
thus allowing each to uze minute subdivisions where he wishes or needs
them, without being forst into refinements in subjects where he has few
books or litl interest. Since the degree to which any skeme shal be applyd
is <^tional with each dasifyer and dose analisis is useful to everyone in
deiining content or in clarifying differences between rdated subjects^
even daborate skemes ar printed in ful if no essential objection has been
bco't against them by the best qualifyd critics. The ist 3 figures cmly may
he uzed when preferd, and the rest show the so^e of the subject. On
many topics minute subsections ar printed simply for this purpose, and
for use in indexing periodicals, transactions of soeyeti^, and in keeping
notes. Note typ is uzed for topics dearly useful only to specialists or
as shoving scope. Many others probably bdonging in sanse cat^ory,
if doutful ar in regular typ of their grade.
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The advantaj of close clasing is unquestiond, if the uzer knows just what
it is. With this plan it is not only practicabl, but comparativly eazy. If
there ar only lo books on a givn topic, it is useful to hav them in groups
amung themselvs, for otherwize they wud hav only accidental order,
which is of servis to no one. A reader wishing a specific book shud go,
not to shelvs, but to catalog, where he can find its place quickest. If he
wishes a specific subject, he is sent instantly to its exact place- by the
Subject Index. If he wishes to study the library's resources at the shelvs,
he wil be greatly helpt by mimUe clasing, A teacher showing his pupil the
material on any subject, wud, if there wer only 20 books, surely put
together those covering same points, even if there wer only 2. Much more
shud librarians group closely their greater colections, that readers may
gain sumthing of the advantajes of an experienst gyd.
Thus every specialist has his own special library. If a student of syence
in jeneral, he is sent to clas 5; if his department is zoolojy, his library is
59 ; if his specialty is shels, he finds all works and references on that subject
in library 594. Whether a specialist needs it or not, every subject, being a
library by itself, shows iresotirces and wants as no catalog can. A catalog
can not be made to take satisfactorily the place of handling books themselvs.
This advantaj weighs most in a colej or socyety library, where many go to
the shelvs; but even if only librarians ar admitted, close clasing is worth
its cost becauz of aded power givn.
Tentativ tables More and more minute subdivisions hav been specialy
cald for til the 1000 heds of 1873, with 2600 index entries in edition i,
hav increast til they command 40,000 index entries., in edition 11. After
getting many sugjestions, simitimes hundreds, for aditions or further
subdivisions of sum subject, we draft a skeme and test it on a sampi
colection. To get larjer cooperation in perfecting it we sumtimes print
the new draft in Tables without including its new words in Index, so every
uzer wil see what is proposed and if interested may test it on his own work
and submit sugjestions for improvement. Then in the next edition, with
this great help, needed revisions can be made and all new words inserted
in Index. A note before such tentativ skemes calls attention to this fact,
e.g. in edition 11, skemes for 069 Museums, 651 Offis economy, 960 Africa.
Nemonlcs Arranjement of heds has sumtimes been modifyd to secure
nemonic aid in numbering and finding books without the Index; thus
China has always ntimber i. In Ancient history, it has the ist section,
931; in Modem history, \mder Asia, it has 951. Similarly the Indian
number is 4; English, 2; German, 3; French, 4; Italian, 5; Spanish, 6;
Russian, 7; European, 4; Asian, 5; African, 6; North American, 7; South
American, 8; and so for all divisions by languajes or cuntries. Italian 5,
for instance, is in 035, 055, 065, 450, 850, 945, and many others. This
nemonic principl is specialy prominent in Filolojy and Literature, and their
divisions, and in form distinctions uzed in the ist 9 sections of each clas.
Filosofy, methods or theory occurring as a hed is alwaj^ i; dictionaries
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and cyclopedias ar 3 ; essays, 4; periodicals, 5 ; associations, institutions and
socyeties, 6 ; education, 7 ; poligrafy or colections, 8 ; history, g. In numerus
cases several minor heds ar groupt together as Other, uzualy numberd 9.
While Italian is always 5, 5 is by no means always Italian. Grammar
is 5, Periodicals ar 5, Asia is 5, Oratory is 5, etc. Even wer it posibl, to
limit 5 to Italian wud waste numbering material, and results wud not
justify cost. The purpose is to giv practical aid, not to follow fanciful
theory. A clasifyer marking a French grammar, remembers that all
Filolojy begins with 4, and, as French is always 4 and grammar 5, he
knows the ntunber must be 445. Italian (5), poetry (i), is plainly 851
with no danjer of being mistaken for ' poetry of grammar ' or * theory of
Asia,' becauz the numbers also hav those meanings. This feature is an
aid, not regular method, and in all doutful cases one refers at once to
Index or Tables. Suggested diflBculties ar uzualy creations of injenius
theorists and not outgrowth of practical experience.
Wherever practicabl, this nemonic principl is uzed in subdividing sec-
tions. 558, Jeolojy of South America, is subdivided by ading the sections
of 980, History of South America. Jeolojy of Brazil then must be 558.1:
nemonicly, the ist 5 is Syence; 2d J. Jeolojy; 8, South America; and i,
Brazil. Any library attendant or regular uzer of the skeme recognizes
558. 1 at a glance as Jeolojy of Brazil. This nemonic feattu-e occurs in several
himdred places, and is of great practical utility in ntmibering and finding
books without catalog or index, and in determining caracter of any book
simply from its call ntunber. Extent of use is shown in 5 tables appended to
main Index, giving alfabetic lists of (i) subjects, with das number of each,
which may be subdivided jeograficly; (2) form divisions, with figures to
be aded in making such division; (3) languajes, with their das numbers,
which may be further subdivided filolojicly by ading figures givn in Index
table 4; (4) filolojic divisions, with figures to be aded in subdividing any
languaj in Index table 3; (5) literattu-es, with their das ntmibers, which
may be further subdivided by ading form divisions from English literature.
As in dose subdivision, wish for nemonic correspondence has never out-
weighd any daim of greater usefulness. In many cases choice between
ntmibers was hardly perceptibl: e. g. whether in filolojy order shud be
French, Spanish, Italian, or French, ItaUan, Spanish. In such cases
nemonic numbers wer givn preference, and 49 years use has proved this
wizest. Great gain, beside eaz of remembering, results from this uniform
use of same numbers with same meaning whenever similar division is
made. Wherever division by languajes or cuntries is made, it follows
filolojy or history numbers, and in Tables, the note ' Divided like 900 *
ftilly takes the place of reprinting all history subdivisions. This saving
justifys use of these numbers in sum cases, even where a sumwhat
different order myt seem more nearly fitted to the special case; e. g. in 342,
constitutional history of Canada (342.71) and Australia (342.94) next that
of England (342.42) wud be better than our order, which separates them
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both from England and from each other. Stil by following the uzual
* Procrustean ' ntmibers, many topics can be subdivided minutely without
further study, by simply applying history or languaj subdivisions. A
singl ihistration of the astonishing power this principl givs wil suffice, tho
thousands myt be givn: oi6 is * Bibliografy of special subjects, divided
like regular dasification ', therefore by aid of tables under 581,
016.581974742 redily translates itself to aU uzers into * Bibliografy of
flora of Albany co., NY'. While these 12 figures myt never be uzed,
if a i^eciaKst wishes minute division, it is redy to his hand, conforms to
IndeXf and wil be clearly understood by anyone familiar with our plan.
A specialist in such cases wud probably adopt a contraction for his long
number, and uze in ful only the minute divisions. See p. 34'-3S* for such
contractions.
Decimafism Utility has not been sacrificed in order to force sub-
jects on the * decimal procrustean bed '. Decimals hav been uzed as ser-
vants, not as masters. When subjects ar combined or separated into just
10 heds, it has been from no necesity of the skeme, but becauz it seemd
most useful, all things considerd. In many cases there wer orijinaly
only 3 to 7 heds insted of 10; but uzualy, during years of testing before
publication, it proved advizabl to divide stmi of these heds, as it took no
aded space or labor. On the other hand, there wer cases where more than
10 heds seemd more natural; and, as any number up to 100 is provided
for by ading one decimal, this was dun in most cases. As only 1000 sec-
tions wer first printed, it was often necesary to put 2 or more closely allyd
topics together tmder the same nimiber, as must stil be dun whenever a
library limits number of figures uzed to 3 ; but during 49 years use subdivi-
sions hav multiplyd, til now nearly every topic has its own special ntmiber.
The skeme givs us for each topic, as it wer, a case of 9 pijeonholes, with
a larj space at the top; and we uze them as every practical business man
uzes sudi pijeonholes about his desk. If, as in 220, there ar les than 9
main topics, it is often convenient to uze the extra spaces for subdivisions.
Thus we keep separate, under Old Testament, historic, poetic, and profetic
books; and under New Testament, the Gospels, Epistls and Apocalips.
Spaces ar there, and it is convenient to uze them for jeneral works on those
groups — a reason that experience proves a good anser to the charj of
lak of coordination, tho indention and typ in Tables make that charj
baseless. Then in 280, having more than 9 topics, if we ar uzing only 3
figures we put Congregational in same space with Presbyterian, and
small denominations together in the last box, just as a business man puts
his papers in his pijeonholes. If he insisted on having a different case
made to order for each use, it wud cost over twice as much; he cud not
group them together or interchanje them, and they wud not fit offis shelvs.
There has been perverse misapprehension of this feature, and critics
oftenest stumbl over ' procrustean 10*. In fact, this is an element of use-
fulness. A railroad also has the fault that it is procrustean in its path and
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in its times. It can not cum to ytir door nor wait ytir convenience, as did
the stajecoach or carriaj ; it can not go to the fields for its loads of produce;
it can not turn out for obstacls; and it is simply bscauz it is Procrustean
that it can do its work so much better and quicker and cheaper. The
paralel cud be fairly extended to many other cases, but any tho'tful
mind wil recognize that the economy and eaz of working the Decimal
sistem ar larjly dependent on its being procrustean. To this we owe much
of the great simplicity of the Relativ Index, many nemonic correspondences,
and the useful o to indicate form and period divisions. Our intersecting
lines of space and time in History, etc., of languaj and form in Filolojy
and Literature, and scores of similar advantajes, depend wholy on ' pro-
crustean lo *, or else on sum other number equaly procrustean, but lacking
the advantajes of exact correspondence to oin: arithmetic.
Relativ location Economy and simplicity cald not only for the Sub-
ject Index, but also for sum plan of consolidating the 2 sets of marks
previusly uzed; one teling what subject a book treated, the other where
the book was shelvd. By relativ location and decimal das numbers we
make our simj)l arabic ntunerals tel of each book and pamflet, both what
it is, and where it is.
In fixt relation, to find book, pamflet, clipping or note is like finding a
man when yu know his town, street, hous and room.
In relativ location it is like finding a soldier if yu know his army, divi-
sion, rejiment and cumpany. If John Smith is 3d man in 2d row of Ctmi-
pany B, rejiment 69, 4th division, whether the rejiment is in camp, on
parade or on march, his place is not determind by the bit of ground on
which he stands, but by his relation to the rest of the army. If soldiers
ar ded and in the cemetery they ar as eazily f oimd by fixt as by relativ
location. But if the army is alive and nailitant, as every library or private
working colection o't to be, its resources shud be findabl whether in
camp, on march or in action.
In arranjing books on shelvs, the formerly common absolute or fixt loca-
tion by shelf and book ntunber is wholy abandond, relativ location by clas
and book number being oin: chief feature. Accumpanying clas ntimber is
the book number, which prevents confuzion of different books on the same
subject.* In finding books, numbers markt on baks ar followd, the upper
being the clas and the lower the book number. Clas is found in its numeric
order amung clases, just as shelf is found in fixt sistems. Shelvs ar not
numberd, as" increasing different departments, opening new rooms, and any
arranjing of clases to bring books most circulated nearest delivery desk,
wil at different times bring different clas numbers on any givn shelf. New
books, as redevd, ar nimiberd and put in place, in same way that new
titles ar aded to card catalog.
Thus all books on any givn subject stand together, and no aditions or
dianjes ever separate them. Not only ar found together all books on
subject sought, but most nearly allyd subjects precede and follow,
* For sugjestioDS r^arding best forms of book numbers see p. 29*-30^
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they in turn being preceded and foUowd by other allyd subjects as far as
practicabl. Readers not having access to shelvs find short titles arranjed
in same order in shelflist, and ful titles, imprints, aded subject entries,
references, notes etc. in clast catalog.
Parts of sets, and books on same or allyd subjects, ar never separated
as they ar sure to be, sooner or later, in a library arranjed on fixt
plan, imless it be frequently rearranjed and recatalogd, a procedure too
expensiv except for very welthy libraries. Relativ sistem clas and book
numbers remain tmchanjed thru all chanjes of shelving, bildings or order
of clases.
Amung hundreds of points raizd by librarians as to its practical workings
and usefulness, the only one in which it was not shown to be equal or superior
to erlier sistems was that in this relativ location a book which this year
stands, e. g. at the end of a certain shelf, may not be on that shelf at all
another year, becauz of uneven growth of parts of the library. This slyt
objection, however, inheres in any sistem where books ar arranjed by sub-
jects, rather than by shelvs, windows, doors, and similar non-intelectual
distinctions.
Sizes on shelvs Most libraries hav abandond close distinction of sizes.
It is true that this distinction saves a litl space, but at far too great a
cost; for every distinction of sizes makes a paralel clasification. If books
ar groupt in s sizes, one must look in 5 places before he can be sure of having
seen them all.
It is better to shelv octavos and all smaller books together in i series,
and arranje in paralel libraries only quartos and folios, which ar too larj
to stand on regular shelvs, showing series in which any oversize book is
put by a size letter prefixt to the book or clas number; e. g. 749 qA or
q749 A shows that book A on Artistic furniture is too larj for regular
shelvs, and so is placed in q or quarto series. Or uze a wood or pasteboard
dummy to show location of a book not in its regular place. But, however
solvd, size problems ar no more trublsum with Decimal than with any
other clasification.
Catalogs
Any sistem of catalogs may be uzed with this skeme, but the 2 essentials
of even the simplest sistem ar name or author catalog and shelflist. The
chief uses of this sistem for catalogs ar for shelflists and for clast catalogs
on cards.
Name catalog In this, arranjed strictly by names of authprs and of
persons or places writn about, the clas number holds a subordinate place,
yet is constantly useful. If printed, it appears in a singl colum as in the
Relativ Index, and where there is no subject catalog one can rapidly pik
out books on any topic by glancing down colum for clas number wanted.
Shelflist Here clas number is again hyly important, as it makes this
list the most useful form of brief subject catalog, giving author's name
and brief title of every book on specific subject bearing, that clas
number.
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CATALOGS
Clast catalog In the clast card catalog the dasification is mapt out
abuv the cards by projecting gyds, making reference ahnost instantaneus.
Subjects ar arranjed in i, 2, 3 order of their decimal subject numbers
exactly as in clas tables, and cards of each subject ar then subarranjed
alfabeticly by authors (or, in sum cases, e. g. biografy or local history,
by subjects) or cronolojicly, or by book numbers.
The printed subject catalog on this plan is also most compact and satis-
factory in use. Under each clas nimiber ar givn the library's resources
on that subject, the heding giving, for convenience, name as wel as number
of subject ; e. g. * 5 13 Jeometry.' Jeneral notes ar printed in finer tjrp under
jeneral heds, and a relativ index at the end shows just where to open the
book to find any topic. As clas numbers ar put in place of paje ntimbers,
this index servs for any catalog, list or library arranjed on this plan.
Dictionary catalog The dictionary catalog is as eazily uzed with this
sistem as with any other, and is at present on the crest of its wave of
popularity. Its failure to meet skolars* requirements has often been pointed
out. While far the best for an index, it stil leavs much need of a good clast
catalog. But diflBculties both of making and of uzing a clast catalog
wer formerly so great that there was a conviction amung many librarians
that notwithstanding its great advantajes, the idea must be abandond
as impracticabl, while other eminent authorities ably argued that the
poorest clast catalog was better than one imclast, and that any use of such
a catalog was in itself a lesson in bibliograf y. Now that the serius difficulties
of making a good clast catalog hav been so larjly removed by the simpl
arabic numerals and Relativ Index of this decimal plan, the merits of clast
over the more common dictionary sistems ar dubly prominent.
The Subject Index of this sistem is a skeleton dictionary catalog, cover-
ing everything not fully coverd by the * name catalog *. Insted of giving
book titles under each hed, the number refers to all those titles simply and
directly. The index may be made on any of the varius dictionary plans,
with all the advantajes it may possess. To us, simplest seemd best. We
giv only^short heds with brief indication in doutful cases of viewpoint
taken in assyning clas nimibers.
We therefore unite advantajes of dictionary and clast catalogs, not by
mingling them and so losing much of simplicity of one and as much of
excelence of the other, but by realy uzing both, each with its own merits.
Only one set of titles is needed, for our clas ntunbers make this availabl
for both catalogs.
Advantajes
Shelvs The sistem on the shelvs is the simplest form of relativ location.
Many libraries hav adopted it for shelf arranjement, where catalogs recently
printed, or larj investment in another plan, made it too expensiv to chanje
anything else. For its great advantajes for shelvs see p. i9*-20*, Relativ
location.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
Shelflist By simply printing the shelflist at any time an admirabl
subject das list is made for any topic on which there may be present interest ;
e. g. if a town contemplates a new water supply, interest is greatly stimu-
lated, and everjrthing about waterworks is wanted. The librarian has only
to open his shelflist to 628.1 and 352.6 and print it. This great advantaj
is gaind with but sl)rt variation from the form foimd best in its regular
use as a shelflist for examination of shelvs to detect losses and misplace-
ments.
Accession book Where shelf mark colums ar uzed, tables of number of
books aded on each subject ar redily made. A glance shows caracter,
by subjects, of books aded during any givn period; for, wherever this clas
number occurs, it tels not only where the book is shelvd but also what it is
about.
Pamflets These clas numbers applyd to pamflets, whether catalogd or
uncatalogd, hav proved spedaly satisfactory. Ntunber is writn on
upper left comer, and pamflets ar shelvd in pamflet boxes, side by side
with books on same subject, or they may be kept in vertical files or
on spedal shelvs divided every 10 cm by perpendicular partitions, or, if
preferd, each pamflet may be put in exact place as if bound. Litl expense
is incurd, and yet entire pamflet resources of the library on any subject
can be produced almost instantly. The immense advantajes of this
clast arranjement, both in economy and usefulness, wil be appreciated by
every keeper of a pamflet colection. A name or author catalog is made
On slips if time allows. The pamflets themselvs ar the best subject catalog.
Pladng all material under its clas number on regular shdvs, has the great
advantaj of enabling anyone examining a subject to see all resources in
I place, so far as posibl.
Sale duplicates The same arranjement is admirabl here. Duplicates
ar so constantly chanjing that a catalog can hardly be afforded, and a
subject arranjement on any other plan than this is diflScult to maintain.
Stil, it is very essential that there be sum means of knowing what duplicates
there ar on any givn subject. By simply penciling clas numbers,on books
and arranjing these numericly, it is posibl to giv the information more
quikly, cheaply and satisfactorily than in any other way.
Charjing sistem Clas numbers may be uzed for charjing with the fol-
lowing advantajes: Minutest statistics of circulation can be made by
simply counting charjes and entering the number for each clas on a report
sheet. If filing is dun by call numbers, as iether a primary or a secondary
consideration, whereabouts of any book lent or amoimt of use of any
subject is quikly foimd; file givs an up-to-date record of all books lent in
any subject, e. g. cards filed tmder 52 show for Astronomy or those under
822 for English drama just how many and what books ar out and who
hav them. Such a circulation table, always at hand, and with no extra
expense or labor, since it is a natural part of the sistem, is hyly prized by
all interested in caracter of jeneral use of the library, while it C«i by
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ADVANTAGES
trifling labor be converted into a pennanent record by entering on a
report sheet. If a reader's card is iized, caracter of the individual's reading
is here shown and never before has so much attention as now been givn to
educating readers' tastes.
Subject references For these it has peculiar advantages. Many uzers
ar undertaking analises and cros references to an extent hitherto tho't
wholy or almost imposibl. These few figures tel as clearly as a long hed-
ing exactly what the reference is, while gain in eaz of use is even greater
than in time and space saved in recording. The clearness and directness
of the method aid wonderfuly in this work. References to transactions,
or chapters in essays, may be made in the most compact and uzabl form.
See also p. 37^-39* Bibliografic modifications,
Recataloging or reclasifying When Amherst College in 1873 first adopted
this plan and began torecatalog its library, it was found (as inhtmdreds of
cases since) entirely practicabl to chanje to the new sistem gradualy, as
means allowd, without interfering in any appreciabl degree with circulation.
Methods employd for thus chanjing without interrupting use must vary
according to different conditions. The essential feature is enuf distinction
between old and new call numbers to be eazily recognized by attendants.
li old call numbers consist wholy of figures, the initial letter of the Cutter
author numbers furnishes this requisit. All ntunbers of figures only ar
then recognized as old, and all numbers containing a letter as in the new
sistem.
Adaptability The sistem is so fiexibl that it adapts itself to almost any
circumstances. It may be uzed with proportionate results in almost any
one of its applications without the others. It may be applyd to pamflets
alone, bringing order out of caos, and solving this vext and vexing prob-
lem; or it may be uzed for catalogs, leaving shelf arranjement as before;
or it may be applyd to shelvs, while the catalog is dictionary or any other
typ.
Arabic numerals Arabic numerals can be writn and found quicker
and with les danjer of ccnfuzion or mistake than any other simbols. There-
fore roman numerals, capitals and small letters, and similar simbols found
in most clasification sistems ar entirely discarded, and by exclusiv use of
arabic numerals thruout shelvs, and indexes, catalogs and other records,
there is secured the greatest accuracy, economy and convenience. This
advantaj is specialy prominent in comparison with sistems where author's
name or the title must be writn, in calling for or charjing books and in
making references.
Endowment of special departments Another great advantaj is peculiar
adaptability to special endowments. One specialy interested in any sub-
ject can often be induced to endow that subject, thus providing for b)dng
each year all the best publications.
If John Doe is specialy interested in opera, the library says: * Giv us
$1000 as endowment of 782, and we wil call it the ' Doe Library of Dramatic
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
Music/ There wil be found every book, pamflet, newspaper clipping, or
manuscript that the library has or can get on this subject. Gifts from
others wil be placed in the Doe Library, the donor's name being givn
on the bookplate, and for generations to cum every person interested in
opera wil be grateful for yur fotmdation *. In this way 782 is assynd to
John Doe, and his pride is stimulated in developing it. If another man
with larjer means and interest wil endow the whole subject of music 780,
there is no difficulty or impropryety in including 782, the Doe Dramatic
Music Library, as the 2d section of 780, the Roe Music Library.
This is one of the most promising fields for development, for almost
every library has amtmg its readers stmi specialy interested, who if properly
approacht wud endow sum topic, even if a small one, and this relativ
location, with its definit number expressing just the ground coverd, may be
of great servis in working up these special endowments.
Summary To sum up its claims: It is comparativly inexpensiv; eazily
imderstood, rememberd and uzed; practical rather than theoretic; brief
and familiar in nomenclature; susceptibl of partial and gradual adoption
without confuzion; convenient for arranjing pamflets, sale duplicates, and
notes, and for indexing, and in keeping statistics and cheks for books off
shelvs; a satisfactory adaptation of card catalog principl to shelvs. It
shelvs books compactly; uzes simpl and few simbols; can be expanded,
without limit and without confuzion or wasted labor, both in catalogs
and on shelvs or in catalogs alone; cheks thuroly and conveniently against
mistakes; admits redily nimierus cros references; is imchanjeabl in its
call nimibers, and so givs them in all places where needed; in its Index
affords an anser to the greatest objection to clast catalogs, and was the
ist satisfactory imion of the advantajes of clast and dictionary sistems.
Sugjestions to uzers
Hold book in ryt hand and turn with left, then both clas niunbers
and index heds show most plainly on left marjins and reference is quicker
when eye follows left pajes only.
Numeration In thinking or speaking of clas numbers, to avoid confuz-
ion always divide at the decimal point, and name it; e. g. read 942.27
' nine forty-two, point twenty-seven ', never ' ninety-four two twenty-
seven '. If * point ' wer omitted, the ear m)rt redily interpret 270.2
(two seventy, two) as 272, while * two seventy, point two ' can never be
misunderstood.
Plan of book
Tables First paje shows 10 clases into which all topics ar divided.
Next paje shows 9 divisions of each of these 10 clases, in a birdseye view
of the whole skeme on a singl paje. Then follows a sinoptic view
of 10 pajes, one for each clas, showing the 9 sections of each division of
each clas.
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PLAN OF BOOK
Following these sinopses is the complete clasification, which repeats
in proper order, clases, divisions and sections, with all subsections. For
convenience of uzers, who thus get fuller and clearer ideas of the field which
each number covers, sinonimus terms, exampls, brief notes, dates and
varius cachwords ar often aded to main heds. Therefore all references to
numbers shud be lookt up in the ful tables of subsections, uzing summaries
only when a merely sinoptic view is wisht.
Index Next an alfabetic index of all heds refers by clas number to
exact place of each in Tables. This Index includes also, as far as fotmd,
all sinonims or altemativ names for heds, and any other entries likely to
help a reader find his subject more redily. Even a uzer who knows just
where to turn to his subject in the Tables, may, by consulting the Index, be
put on the trak of valuabl allyd matter which he myt otherwize overlook.
Use of Tables and Index
Familiarity with clasification Get a jeneral knowlej of the skeme by
leming the lo main clases [yu wil soon know the loo divisions also without
special study], so that yu can tel to what subject a givn number belongs
from its ist figure, without referring to Tables. Specific knowlej of minute
divisions wil cum gradualy , but rapidly, from use. Assyn numbers by uzing
Tables alone, and then alwa)rs verify yur result by the Index, Thus
yu wil more rapidly acquire knowlej of the Clasification and facility in
its use. To do this, decide first to which of the lo clases the subject belongs ;
next, take that das as if there wer no other, and decide to which of its
lo divisions the subject belongs; then, in the same way, select section and
subsection, thus running down jrur topic in its groovs, which becum
lo-fold narrower at each step. As a chek against error, even the familiar
with the skeme, uze Index freely.
Subject of a book To find this out, consult :
1 Title, since it is jeneraly chosen to show what the book is about,
but as many titles ar vague or misleading, never clas from title alone
but always examin also
2 Contents table, which is best gyd to true subject. If there is no
contents table read
3 Hedings of chapters, or marjinal topics
4 Preface Unless alredy certain, glance thru this to each author's
viewpoint and verify impressions gaind from title and contents
5 Reference boote If preceding means fail, consult reliabl bibliografies,
dast and annotated catalogs, biografic dictionaries, histories of literature,
cyclopedias, reviews etc. for information about caracter of book.
6 Subject matter If 5 shorter methods abuv fail, examin subject
matter of book itself, and if stil in dout, to avoid mistakes, put aside on
an * tmder consideration ' shelf til yu can examin more thuroly or consult
7 Specialists Experts ar uzualy glad to examin any new books in their
departments, enuf to clas them, i, e. to define their true subject and rela-
tions. Old ones they know where to put alredy.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
Be specialy careftil when dealing with flexibl terms, e. g. child welfare,
to make sure of the caracter of its application in that individual book.
After deciding what the book is about, find this subject in Tables,
iether thru Index or by uzing Tables directly, which, for beginners is a
longer process, seldom to be trusted without subsequent reference to
Index; e. g. Pollock's Land laws myt naturaly be clast from Tables alone
as * 333, Land: ownership; ryts; rent ', which seems exactly to fit this book.
Index, however, shows 2 numbers, both referring to land laws, but
from different viewpoints; viz, 347.2, legal, and 333, economic. The object
of this book, as seen in the preface, is to giv a popular presentation of
English statutes pertaining to landholding, not to discuss history and theory
of land laws from economist's viewpoint. It should be dast * 347.2, Realty ',
which myt hav been mist but for Index.
Assyning clas numbers i Practical usefulness controls. Put each book
tmder the subject to the student of which it is most useful, tmless local
reasons * attract ' it to a place stil more useful in ytu* library. See p. 27*.
2 Content or real subject of which a book treats, and not form or acci-
dental wording of title, determins its place. Following this rule, put a
filosofy of art with Art, not with Filosofy; a history of naathematics with
Mathematics, not with History; for filosofy or history is simply the form
which these books hav taken. Their true content or subject is Art or
Mathematics, and to the student of these subjects they ar most useful.
(See also p. i4')
3 Alwa)rs remember that the question is not * where wil one probably
look for a certain book ', but * under what subject is the book of greatest
value '; e. g. it is of litl consequence whether * one wud be apt to look '
under 595.1 for Darwin's Formation of vejeiabl mold, but of much conse-
quence that one studying erthworms shud find that book in 59^.1 Worms,
since it is chiefly valuabl as a study of erthworms' habits. Anyone want-
ing that special book shud look for it in catalog under Darwin.
4 Kssyn every book to most specific hed that wil contain it. This varies
in different Ubraries according to number of figures uzed, e. g. specific
hed for * compulsory vaccination ' is 614.4738; but in a liteary uzing only
3 figures, * most specific ' ntunber posibl is 614, which must take every-
thing on PubUc helth.
Sumtimes a library unwizely puts all books of a division together,
if but few; e. g. all mathematical works ar markt 510. It takes just as
many figures and in most cases just as much labor and if a man wants
the I calculus in the whole library he has to serch thru perhaps loo volumes
in 510, when otherwize he wud instantly fiind it standing alone as 517.
See also p. 28\ Number of figures in clas number.
5 * Predominant tendency ' or obvius purpose of a book uzualy decides
its number at once. Stil a book often treats of 2 or more subjects. In
such cases put it where it wil be most useful, and make aded entries for
all subordinate subjects. For a clast catalog giv the aded entry ntunbers
on both bookplate and main subject card as wel as on aded entry cards.
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ASSTNING CLAS NUMBERS
It is a tnarkt advantaj that these aded entries, notes etc. may be made
from time to time at convenience. It is necesary at first to determin
only predominant tendency of book in order to das it; aded entries ar
made whenever found desirabl.
(Supply these ntmibers indicating more closely caracter of book as
rapidly as posibl, and* invite all specialists, in connection with their reading,
to call attention to every desirabl aded topic notist. The numb^:^ take
litl room, ar eazily aded, and in most cases ar very valuabl.
6 If 2 subjects hav distinct paje limits, jeneraly das under ist and make
analitic entry under ad; but if 2d is deddedly more important or much
greater in bulk, clas tmder that, with anaUtic entry under ist. Always
put a book under ist subject, tmless there is good reason for entering it
under another.
7 Consider not only scope and tendency of each book, but also nature
and specialties of each library.
Any subject of which a library makes a spedalty naturaly * attracts '
all3rd subjects. ITiis influence is strongest in minute clasing. To admit
this variation, many subjects hav in this skeme 2 or more places, according
to these different sides; e. g. a book on ' skool hyjien/ which a medical library
puts under 613, has also a place in 371.7, where education spedalists require
it.
8 If a book treats of a majority of the sections of any division, giv it
division number, insted of most important section numb^ with aded
entries. Unless sum one section is so prominently treated as to warrant
placing the book in it, das a book covering 4 or more sections under divi-
sion number: e. g. clas a volume on lyt, heat and sound, under hed most
fully discust, with aded entries for the others; but if it treats also of
mekanics, hydrostatics and neumatics, das as 530, or jen^-al fizics, tho no
mention be made of electridty, magnetism or molecular fizics.
9 When a bode deals with 2 oonsecutiv and dosely allyd subjects, jen-
eraly clas with ist and regard this as including 2d, but if 2d is decidedly
predominant, clas with this and iether disregard ist or make aded entry,
according to importance of that portion.
10 To secure uniformity, make for futture reference ful notes of all
difficulties and decisions; for it is more important to put books on same
subject togeAer than to put them in a more nearly absolutely correct
place. These notes shud be writn on broad marjins of the Clas Tables
or in an interleavd cc^y or on P slips arranjed by das numbers like a
dast cat^og.
1 1 Keep oolected works, libraries etc. together, and assyn, like individual
books, to most specific hed that wil contain them; or assyn to most promi-
nent of varius subjects treated, with aded entries for others; or, better,
separate and das parts as independent works.
This last practis constantly grows in favor, and many librarians now
larjly disregard uniform bindings and ^ series ' lettering, and, unless ocm-
tents of voltunes ar so connected that they can not be separated, das
each under most specific hed that wil contain it.
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DBCIMAL CLASIPICATION
12 Clas translations, reviews, keys, analises, ansers and other books
about specific books with orijinal book, as being there most useful.
Number of figures uzed in clas number Decide this according to cir-
cumstances in each library. Small libraries often uze minute subsections
beyond 3 figures only in certain divisions like Travel, 913^19, where
closer jeografic division is spedaly needed, and in 400 and 800, when a 4th
figure is needed to separate different languajes.
In very small colections 2 figures myt do til growth required further
division ; but it is economy, and saves handling books again, to uze at least
3 figures at first, even in smallest colections. In larjer or rapidly growing
libraries all subdivisions may be uzed for same reazon, tho number of books
may not then seem to justify it. Whether there ar i or looo books on any
topic, they take no more shelf space if clast minutely, and work is dun
once for all. When larj accessions cum, even if a century later, this number
wil not hav to be alterd. A library having but 20 books on Education
myt think it unwize to uze the ful skeme, but the whole 20 wud go on
a singl shelf, and take no more room, and the Index wud refer more
accurately to what was wanted. Ntunber of books yu hav on any subject
has in this sistem no special weight. In relativ location, any ntunber of
consecutiv topics without a book wastes no space on shelvs or in catalogs.
Ntunbers ar merely skipt. This not only does no harm, but has great
negativ value, as looking for a ntunber and finding it blank or skipt shows
that yu hav nothing on that subject — information 2d in value only to find-
ing sumthing, for one need no longer serch.
The practical objection to dose clasing is that it givs a longer number,
when this is uzed to char j by in a lending library. In a reference library
ful subsections shud always be uzed. Where short numbers ar imperativ,
giv ful clas number on another part of the bookplate, not to be uzed in
charjing, but as a gyd to contents. Thus when a dasifyer has once exanqond
a book and fotmd out just what it is about, he records it to benefit others.
Bilding numbers
Jeografic divisions In dividing by cuntries according to note * Divided
like 930-999', found so often in Tables, ad only the number following initial
9, for this 9 means not locality but simply das 9, History; e. g. 942, history
of England, analyzd is 9, history, 42, England (4 Europe, 2 England).
If jeolojy of England is wanted, ad to 55 (jeolojy number) 42 Giumber for
England) and yu hav 554.2. History of N Y state is 974.7 of which 747
is locality number; 353.9747, number for N Y state administration, is
bilt by ading to number for state administration, 353.9, number for
N Y state, 747.
Languaj and literature In 890, where directed to ' divide like 490,'
note that 890, Minor literatures, and 490, Minor languajes, correspond
exactly, so that only figures following 49 ar to be aded to 89 to bild a minor
literature number; e. g. Polish languaj is 491-85; ading 185 to 89, Minor
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BILDING NUMBERS
literatures, gives 891.85 Polish literature. In brief, to form literature
from filolojy numbers substitute 8 for ist figure, 4; e. g. Sanskrit languaj
491.2, Sanskrit literature 891.2. Under 490, the filolojic divisions (diction-
aries, grammar etc.)* and under 890 the form divisions (poetry, drama
etc.) shud be uzed only when clas ntmiber represents a specific languaj
or literature, e. g. 491.7 Russian, but not 497 North American, awaiting
further division by languaj.
If directed to * divide like main clarification *, as in 016, number for
required subject is aded exactly as it stands in Tables; e. g. bibliografy of
Polish poetry, 016.891851.
Combining numbers in a way not printed in Tables must be dun with
great care or confuzion results. Many uzers, fascinated with the posi-
bilities of the sistem, make combinations more injenius than useful; e. g.
' The horse's foot and how to shoe it ' was once markt 636,1682, i. e.
blaksmithing number, 682, aded to horse ntunber, 636.1, making a
long, useless number. Horseshoeing is now in Tables as 682. i, while 636.168
means * American ponies \
Often a clasifyer ads a figure to show sum distinction. It seems short
and desirabl, but later he may find he has shut himself off from uzing sum
other division greatly preferd. For his personal aditions, letters or other
simbols not numbers shud be uzed. Every aded simbol must be clearly
writn in Tables and Index. Never trust memory for decisions.
See also p. 32^34", Letter or simbol notations for chanjes or aditions.
Book numbers
The call number of a book (number by which it is cald for) jeneraly
consists of both clas and book numbers. The same clas number applys to
all books on same subject; the book number distinguishes each individual
work from all others in that clas, and is the same for all volumes or copies
of same work. When a specific volume is wanted the number for that
volume must be aded to clas and book niunbers to complete the call ntunber.
Most iniportant methods of assyning book numbers ar:
Author numbers Invention of translation sistems by which a name is
represented by its initial, with remaining letters translated into numbers,
e. g. Freeman, F85, has led most libraries to arranje books tmder each
clas number alfabeticly by authors, or in local history by towns, or in
individual biografy and bibliografy by biografees and bibliograf ees. This
keeps together all works by same author or on same town or same biografee,
etc. and even in larj clases enables one to find any book redily without con-
sulting catalogs. One great advantaj is that same author has same book
number in every subject; i. e. figures ar * significant ' like our clas numbers,
and translate themselvs into names. Great practical nemonic convenience
results from this form of book number. Most widely uzed of these trans-
lation sistems is C. A. Cutter's, known as * Cutter numbers '.
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DECIMAL CLASIPICATION
Special author tables A 2d method, for authors having special
numbers, e. g. Shakspere, 822.33, or Milton, 821.47, is uniform use for
such authors, of book numbers A-N, with 0-Z assjmd on baas of their
individual work, as ilustrated CMti p. 987-88.
nme numbers A 3d arranjement of books under clas numbers is crono«^
lojic by date of ist publication. Its advantaj is in presenting historic
development of subject, the book writn erliest being on the left, the latest
work on the ryt, and then of any givn book it is evident that all those on
the left wer writn before it, all those on the r3rt after it. In syence and useful
arts this has special value, while in literature author arranjement is better.
W. S. Biscoe's translation sistem of dates givs a more compact and satis-
factory mark for year than date writn in ful.^
Accession order A 4th arranjement, simpler but otherwize les desirabl,
is in accession order; ist book put in a clas being numberd i, the 2d 2,
the 3d 3.
It is entirely practicabl to uze 2, 3 or all 4 of these methods at same
time in same library, one peculiarity of the sistem being the eaz with which
it may be adapted to almost any special circumstances. The advantajes
of the cronolojic ntimbering ar most markt in syence and useful arts; the
alfabetic is best in clases where names of authors or subjects outrank
dates; and special author ntmibers in cases where clas number alredy
indicates author, so corresponding indication in book nimiber wud be
useless duplication; while the old accession-order plan is good in special
colections which must be kept separate and ar no longer aded to, since
here the extreme simplicity of i, 2, 3 order is secured with no sacrifice.
It is stil better, if this last method is tized, to adopt A, B, C, insted of i ,
2, 3, as 26 insted of 9 books may be maiict with i caracter, and chiefly
becauz it is hyly desirabl that eadi book number begin with a letter, which
can not be mistaken for end of das number if writn on same line; e. g.
ist book tmder 513, if numberd i, myt be so writn as to confuze with sub-
section 513.1, but S13A cud not be misinterpreted. If figures ar uzed,
take care to write them as a fraction or with separating dash; e, g. 513
or SIS"-!- ^
Variatioiis practicabl in adjusting to special local
requirements
Sum uzers assume that adopting the Decimal Clasification and Relativ
Index carries with it other parts of the sistem uzed by the author at
Amherst, Wellesley or Columbia colejes or in New York State Library.
In fact, the plan in each differd simiwhat from all the others, and many of
the thousands of public and private libraries now uzing it hav adopted stil
other variations; for special constituency, circumstances and resources of
each library must be conside-rd in deciding what is best for it. This decision
''■ '■ 1-1—. ■ '«»^l ■ ■■ IIIBI..!! I..."
I For ful explanations and table of Biscoe numbers see p. 984-85.
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shud be made by one familiar, not only with the library and its needs,
but also with all methods of any merit and with comparativ eaz and cost
of introducing them into any givn library.
Cautions Having decided to adopt this sistem in its decimal form a«
workt out and printed, determin whether to adopt certain variations,
noted in 1-5 below as practicabl, and in stun cases useful and desirabl.
The inexperienst uzer is very likely to feel entirely competent, without
reading more than a singl paje of the Tables, regardless of its bearings on
hundreds of other places, and without so much as looking at the author's
explanations, to institute a series of * improvements '. Experience shows
that nothing cud be more disastrus. It seems a simpl matter to put
a topic a line hyer or lower, but in sum cases this may afifect over 100
Index entries, and there is no posibl way to be sure of correcting them except
by examining each of 40,000 heds. Proposed chanjes, carefuly studid out
and submitted as improvements, ar frequently shown by our old records
to hav been adopted and tized in the exact form proposed til tmforeseen
considerations forst us to chanje to the form as printed. Even after years
of experienbe one is not safe in pronotmcing on an apparent improvement
without consulting voluminus records of previus experiments.
Even sum who hav uzed the sistem longest hav been misled into adopt-
ing chanjes which on tryal they wer compeld to reject, going bak to
orijinal form at cost and confuzion of 2 chanjes. In so apparently simpl
a thing as introducing subdivisions on blank numbers, mistakes ar often
made; and when too late to correct them the makers regret their neglect
to consult the editor and secure advice and cooperation of those most
familiar with the manifold interrelations. Even wer the independent
divisions equaly good, they do not agree with those which wil later be
printed in Tables and Index, so that every copy of the printed skeme
wil hav to be corrected in manuscript before it is uzabl in that library.
The only safe rtde is to make no chanjes or subdivisions without submitting
them to the editor, who wil gladly advize on such matters without charj,
not on the ground of any superior wizdom, nor even becauz of larjer experi-
ence in this special work, but becauz in this way only can it be lemd if
corresponding subdivisions hav been alredy assynd sumwhat differently.
A uzer who adopts printed form avoids criticizm sure to be aimd at
any posibl skeme. The moment he makes i * improvement ' he must
defend all his heds or alter them to suit each critic. Much time is saved by
sa3mig that the skeme is uzed as printed, and blunders ar the author's,
not the uzer's. A list of chanjes made by others without consultation was
writn for this caution, but is omitted lest it seem invidius. They iltistrate
how eazy it is for able men to make what no one questions after explanation
to hav been outryt blunders, in * improving and ading ' to the printed skeme.
We ar always grateful for sugjestions from anyone, and, having alredy
spent so much time in efforts to improve this sistem for the common good of
all uzers, invite cooperation of those interested in completing needed sub-
divisions and eliminating any errors that remain in iether Tables or Index.
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Sugjested variations
The following brief notes show the most important variations found
practicabl in the * relativ index and location sistem/ oftener cald the
Decimal Clasification or * Dewey sistem ', or oftenest simply * D C '.
For its essentials see p. 9*.
I Letter or simbol notations for chanjes or Editions To protect other
uzers from confnzion, the publishers insist, as entitled to by copyryt,
that D C numbers shal not be printed with chanjed meanings or aditions,
without sum clear indication of the fact in the ntunber itself. If reazons
which led to adoption of form printed ar not conclusiv to another, we
wish to remove any obstads to his use of the sistem with such chanjes as
shal satisfy him. This can redily be dim by uzing a letter or sum other
caracter than the 10 dijits, to mark chanjes; e. g. if yu wish a different set
of subdivisions imder any number, make it out to suit, and letter it a,
b, c, etc. It wil arranje in its exact place and exact order without difficulty,
and no other uzer of the sistem wil be confuzed by yur forms. In Index,
cancel i, 2, 3, etc. yu hav discarded, and write in a, b, c, etc. adopted.
Whenever yu uze our exact numbers, uze also our exact and universal
meanings for them as indext. For any aditions or chanjes of ytu: own,
uze letters or simbols of yur own which can not be mistaken for ours, uzing,
of coiu'se, our figures to the place where difference begins ; e. g. if 5ru want a
new heding next to 551.34, Icebergs, it can not properly go as decimal i.
Mark it 551.34a, and it arranjes as wisht. If yvL wish to chanje a hed from
one place to another, cancel it where it stands, and leav that number blank
in Tables. Then insert the hed in its new place as abuv, as if it had never
been in our Tables. Unuzed decimals ar often alredy appropriated for
authorized subdivisions, tho they may not be printed til several editions
later.
This plan of introducing letters or other simbols wherever each uzer
pleazes, wil giv all needed freedom to the personal equation and desire
for * orijinality ', and meet all real wants for peculiar clasification in
peculiar cases.
Fiction In sum cases it is uzualy best to modify clas numbers by
letters as abuv. In popular libraries half the circulation is often fiction.
It is a great saving to omit clas number entirely and uze merely book
ntunber, it being understood that no clas ntunber means * fiction'. Sum
libraries go stil further and for fiction omit book number as wel as das
number. Sum even omit book numbers altogether.
Juvenils After fiction, great circulation makes juvenils a good place
to economize, if they ar kept separate, as is uzualy desirabl in popular
libraries. Books ar clast as if for adults (except that a short number
may be uzed) J being prefixt to show their spedal caracter. This givs J
alone as das number for juvenil fiction; J942 is a child's history of
England. These books ar arranjed in a paralel library by themselvs,
so J942 cums between J941, juvenil history of Scotland, and J943, juvenil
history of Germany.
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The separate J library can at any time be abandond by distributing J
books amung the regular clases, iether ignoring J entirely, or preferably
by putting all J books by themselvs at end of each clas ntunber. In
former case, if shorter numbers hav been uzed for juvenils than for
adults they shud be extended to correspond; in latter case, numbers may
iether be extended and the books shelvd at end of exact subdivision, or
the shorter numbers may be retained and the books groupt at end of
entire section, e.g. all juvenil works on English history may be kept
tmder short number J942 and shelvd after all adult works on English
history, both 942 alone and 942 with Aibdivisions.
There ar thtis 3 methods: i, to hav a separate J library; 2, to hav
J books by themselvs at end of each clas number; 3, to hav J books in
alfabetic order amung other books on same subject. In this last case
J is useful only to call attention plainly to their juvenil caracter.
Unless shorter numbers ar uzed for juvenils than for adults the same
marking is uzed for all these plans, and one can be chanjed to another
by simply distributing beoks the other way and teling attendants.
Biografy For this larj clas, opinions dififer as to best treatment. Beside
the plan printed in Tables 2 others ar widely uzed.
I Put all biografies in one alfabet of names of persons writn about,
marking all books simply B for clas number, and indicating the subject
or biografee by a Cutter book number; e. g. life of Grant, B G76. This is
most compact for charjing, and is preferd in popular libraries of larj circu-
lation.
3 Distribute biografy as far as posibl to subjects it ilustrates, leaving,
of course, tmder 920 lives not bearing specialy on any subject; e. g. all
lives of musicians go under 780 and its subdivisions, life of Wagner being
782.2 insted of 927.82 as in Tables. Even in this arranjement it is better
to indicate that it is biografy. putting B in place of biografy figures 92 ;
e. g. mark Wagner's life B782.2 (927.822). Then it arranjes iether with
782.2 or with biografy, as preferd, thus giving exactly the arranjement of
the printed dasification, without chanjing a figure.
Pandel libraries This treatment of fiction, juvenils and biografy ilus-
trates the principl. Its other thief application is for languaj colections.
Some libraries hav a constituency not reading English, and so need a
paxalel library in Italian or Swedish, etc. This is most eazily made by
simply prefixing languaj initial to clas number. If arranjed in one series
of subjects this initial is ignored, or all books in the special languajes
may be groupt tmder initial letters at end of each das number. The
parald library is made by simply putting together all books having same
languaj initial and then arranjing by clas numbers. Initials uzed ar P,
French, G, German, I, Italian, Sp, Spanish, Sw, Swedish, Dn, Danish, Du,
Dutch, N, Norwegian, W, Welsh, A, Arabic, etc. Where only i languaj is so
markt in a givn library, jeneraly only i letter shud be uzed, so as to avoid
an extra letter in charjing; e. g. S wil anser for iether Spanish or Swedish if
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uzed in only i sense. A prefixt letter naay, however, hav been uzed with a
different meaning, e. g. R for Reference, necesitating more than i letter for
the languaj prefix, even if only i languaj is represented by the initial,
e. g. Ru for Rtissian. This plan has proved very satisfactory in actual tise.
Combining languaj and literature The same principl can be applyd also
in combining each languaj with its literature, if it is preferd to abolish
the clas Pilolojy, and make it simply an appendix to Literature; and the
reverse wud hold true if a filolojist wisht to aboUsh Literature and make
it an appendix to Pilolojy; e. g.^uzing 82f for English filolojy, and ading
filolojy subdivisions, English dictionaries wud becum 82f3, English
grammars 82f5, etc. arranjed iether jtist before or just after English litera-
ture, 820, 821, etc. For a better plan see p. 35*-36*, Broken order.
Reference library To separate books most needed, the best plan is
to mark R before clas ntimbers, and arranje books together as an R library.
When books ar to go into the jeneral colection again, draw a line thru this
letter.
In the same way it frequently happens that a jeneral private library is
givn on condition that it be kept together; e. g. Phoenix library of Coltmabia
University. This has P prefixt to clas number, and thus is a paralel library
by itself. An initial is better than a * or similar mark, for it helps memory
and is just as brief. The same plan appl)rs if the library has an * inferno '
for books not uzed without permits, or for distant rooms where books worth
keeping but seldom cald for can be arranjed in a paralel storaj library.
Stil another provision is made in 080, 8 being regular ntunber for jeneral
colections (as in 508, 520.8 etc.), for those special libraries which can not
be separated becauz of binding or conditions of gift; but insted of the
3 figures in 080, a singl letter, as described abuv, indicates the special col-
ection, and it is eazy to lem location of the few special colections of any
one library.
Omission of initial o in the clas ' Jeneral works ' has been tryd; e. g.
51 insted of 051 for an American periodical, but is not advized, for the
eye gets so in the habit of reading as Syence any niunber beginning with
5, that there is a mental hich if, e. g. jeneral periodicals ar writn 51, etc.
insted of 051, etc. Another reazon is that the i and 2 figure ntimbers 1-99
ar thus left availabl, and can be assynd to special use without confuzion
with Tables or Index, for initial o is there printed for all numbers before
100. Yet in clasification it simitimes happens that the ist 2 figures ar
obvius at a glance, but time must be taken to determin the 3d. It is
convenient to write these ist figures, but if a mathematical book recievs
its ist 2 figures (51), this unfinisht nimiber is likely to be confuzed with the
2-figure number 51. This danjer may be larjly avoided by writing the
decimal point after a blank; e. g. 51 ., to show that a figure is omitted.
2 Contractions for specialists The sistem is often uzed by specialists
for very minute work, where decimals run out to 6 or more places.
Theoreticly it is better to write all these figures, thus showing relation to
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the tiniverse of knowlej, but there is no practical gain to justify the labor
if a great quantity of slips must be numberd. A specialist working on
* Swedish poetry of the aje of Gustavus ' can uze a singl letter insted of
the ful 839.715 and save 5 caracters in numbering each note; or a dash
may be writn for all but the last figure, thus * — 5 *. A body of such notes
can be inserted together in their place in an index at 839.7x5, with a colord
card to mark the special groups, with litl danjer of confuzion. Stil a stickler
for theoretic completeness wil write a ful index ntunber for each separate
slip.
3 Use of alf abet or cronolojy for final subdivisions While our plan is
decimal as distinguisht from * dictionary ' we alwa)rs alfabet wherever
that is more useful. Indeed, the main feature of our plan is its alfabetic
Relativ Index. Frequently in minute divisions it is economy to arranje
alfabeticly or by dates without uzing a translation sistem. This is specialy
true in index rerums and notes of specialists. After nimibers hav been
uzed as far as that is the most useful form, then iether the name chosen for
hed or the year can be inserted at the end; e. g. towns in a givn state,
individual birds or insects cuming under one number, names of men
writn about in biografy, etc. Sum may prefer to adopt this plan in places
where we hav chosen a grouping; e. g. in chemistry, to put all metals in one
alfabet under 546.3, insted of uzing nimibers 546.3-.99. If this chanje is
wisht, a more complete one wil probably be better: put all elements,
metallic and nonmetallic, in i alfabet imder 546. Such use of the alfabet
cauzes no confuzion with the Index, as it simply subdivides more closely,
unless, as in the case of 546.3, the alfabet replaces heds alredy printed.
In this case, cancel all subsections in the Tables by drawing a line obliquely
thru heds discarded, and mark in marjin ' Alfabet by elements,' e. g.
546.3 Metals Alfabet by elements
Alkali group
Potassium
Soditim
Lithium
(bidium
Caesn
Then find eadi of these heds in Index and cancel all figures after 546.3,
e. g.
Potassium, inorganic chemistry, 546.3^
Rubidium, " 546. 3l
This plan has special value in this place, as new elements ar discoverd
from time to time, and can redily be inserted in alfabetic place. Stil
many chemists think it valuabl to hav similar metals groupt together for
convenience of study, and to cover books writn on the group as a whole,
and also think it important to hav a number for rejected elements, becauz
literature and references about them remain, and must be provided for.
New elements may be inserted, as explaind on p. 14^
4 Broken order Another common and often desirabl variation for shelf
arranjement is to break sequence of numbers, to get most-uzed books
nearest delivery desk. Theory keeps numbers in strict sequence; but a
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hyer rule everywhere is * sacrifice any theory for a substantial gain '.
Practicaly there ar few libraries where it is not best to break order of
clases. Often divisions ar best arranjed out of numeric place; e. g. 520
Astronomy maybe wanted in a room accessibl at nyt; fiction, juvenilsand
biografy ar alwajrs wanted near the delivery desk in a public library, and
in strict order ar as likely to cum at the most distant point. Numberless
local reazons may make a broken order desirabl. There need be no hesi-
tation in adopting it if enuf is gaind, but there shud be charts clearly
showing where each division starts; e. g. after 430 ' Preceding 830 *; after
520 * In observatory \ it being necesary to specify room for books entirely
removed from jeneral library arranjement. The paje of 100 divisions is
fumisht by the publishers, on cards with wide marjins, for just this use.
Opposit each division is markt its beginning on the shelvs, and it is eazy
to vary the order as much as necesary, tho of course the nearer the divisions
run in regular order, 000-999, the eazier it is for a stranjer to find his way
about. Variations in order of sections ar les wize and seldom necesary,
but if made, a wood or cardboard dimimy in regular place shud hav
markt on its side the actual location of any section removed.
This broken-order plan is best for bringing together filolojy and litera-
ture of each languaj without altering numbers or prefixing any letter. Let
420 be shelvd jtist ahed of 820, 430 ahed of 830, and so for all languajes,
making the jeneral note that all 400s ar shelvd just ahed of corresponding
800S, and remembering that after main languajes 4 or more figures ar
required to indicate languaj alone, so Portuguese filolojy goes between
868 and 869, Russian between 891.69 and 891.7, and Welsh between 891.65
and 891.66.
5 Pro and con division of topics It is very useful in many cases to
separate books on a topic with strongly markt sides, so iether set of views
and arguments may be seen by itself. This has been dun in sum cases
by subdivision, e. g. 337 Protection and free trade. In others it is equaly
useful, and can be indicated by an aded mark, e. g. 324.3 Woman suflraj.
The nimiber may be uzed for jeneral works, giving facts etc. and advocates
and opponents may be separated by + and — for positiv and negativ, or
by p and c, the initials for pro and con, which tho short, ar too long for a
circulating library to uze in charjing but may be disregarded for that ptu*-
pose if book numbers ar so assynd as to distinguish. In reference libraries,
on cards, etc. most wil prefer to write out pro and con, to mark the 2
groups. The order on shelvs* is, of cotu^e, alfabetic, viz, 3 4.3, 324.3c,
324.3P; or if + and — ar uzed, the uzual order is followd: +, — .
These 5 notes sugjest the ranje of variations which may be made, and
ilustrate D C adaptability to widely diflFerent conditions. For book
numbers, which decide the order of material after it is groupt into its final
clases, see p. 29'-3o'.
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INSTITUT INTERNATIONAL DE BIBLIOGRAPHIE
Bibliografic modifications
After study of all other availabl sistems the Decimal Clasification was.
adopted in 1895 by the newly organized Institut International de
Bibliographic (known as I I B) as best adapted for its projected universal
subject bibliografy to cover ultimately all subjects in all languajes in all
periods of the world's history.
Determining factors wer:
1 Decimal Clasification was of topics, independent of languaj or exact
sinonim by which exprest
2 Its notation was in itself the only international languaj, since it consisted
solely of arabic numerals, uzed by all the world
3 Its decimal principl allowd indefinit intercalation
Overdetaild as the Clasification alredy seemd to many librari^is, lak
of subdivision was the Institute's ist difficulty and it urjd us at once to
enlarj the Tables. State Library duties at that time made concentration
on this imposibl, but we promist cooperation and criticizm if I I B wud
draft required extensions. When its remarkably rapid work precluded
even adequate criticizm, it was authorized to publish its tables and assured
that the American revision wud vary from them as litl as practicabl.
Obviusly, bibliografic and jeneral Ubrary use ar so different that in sum
cases what is clearly best for real needs of skolarly specialists, where any
simbols can be uzed on index cards, wud be quite impracticabl for a
public library, which must hav simbols that can be markt on the bak
of books, redily uzed by the unskild public in writing call slips, and rapidly
handld by low-priced runners and yung clerks. Stim differences between
1 1 B tables and this edition wil, in their future editions, appear as here givn.
Others result from serius objections to the I I B clasification. We expect
agreement wil soon be reacht, as both Institute and author plan to
harmonize the few diverjences as rapidly as posibl.
I I B has devized and uzes injenius simbols, expressing many interrela-
tions and greatly increasing numbering capacity. But these new simbols
ar tho't by many too complex for ordinary shelf or catalog use, tho 20
years use by I I B with imskild clerks has proved that this objection is
more fear than result of fair tryal. They ar givn here broadly for personal
notes of specialists and other close clasifyers, to whom their vast practical
advantajes wil strongly appeal, and as a key to notation on 1 1 B bibliografic
cards. Elaborate details and explanations ar in Classification (Ucimale,
Brussels, 1905. Obviusly these simbols allow subdivision of the same
number in many diiBferent ways without confuzion.
I Accretion syn -|- This simplest of simbols, equivalent to *and',
indicates exactly what it sugjests, that the articl so numberd treats of all
subject nimibers connected by +; e. g. 637 + 614.32 a work concerning
dairies and also on inspection of dairy products.
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2 CupUng syn - This is uzed for cupling io a subject a series of sub-
divisions common to a group of subjects, as 400 Filolojy (e.g. 45-3 Italian
dictionary), 800 Literature (86-2 Spanish drama), 546 Inorganic chemistry
(546.72-3 Oxids of iron), but only where such use is specificaly mentiond
in the Tables, as confuzion wud otherwize result. This S3m is so similar
to that commonly uzed for * to and including ' that when it is uzed with the
Institut meaning it is advizabl to uze word ' to ' for the other meaning.
3 Relation syn : This is most useful simbol of all, as it involvs no
chanje of number except omission of final o by those preferring shortest
form. It indicates merely that subjects so connected ar considerd in rela-
tion to each other, thus affording means of expressing almost limitless inter-
relations: e. g. ethics in relation to fine arts is 17:7 (or, better, in ful*i7o:
700). Vice versa, art in its ethical aspect is 7 117 ; order of numbers before
and after colon depending on emfasis, or on subject with which they ar
to be arranjed.
4 Form syn (0) Form or jeneralities ar exprest by a parenthetic
number beginning with o. This is further subdivided as follows:
(o:) Form simbol; e.g. 335(0:843) means Socialism treated in form of a
Frendi novel.
(00) Subdivisions peculiar to a subject; e. g. for history it means sources.
It is further subdivided and in sum cases modifyd by a hyfend figure;
©• g- 9(44) (001-3) means Catalog of offijcial sources of French history,
(001) meaning ofiicial sources and -3 meaning catalogs, indexes, lists etc.
(oi)-(o9) ar the same as our regular form numbers 01-09. Obviusly we
can not replace our long establisht simpl form ntmibers by simithing
so much more complex that it is impracticabl for shelf use.
5 Universality syn 00 The mathematical syn of infinity is uzed with
place and time syns to mean * Without limitation ' : with place syn
(see 6 below) it means * including all places ', e. g. 9 ( «> ) History of all
cuntries; with time S3m (see 8 below) it means * covering all periods ',
c- g- 9 ( ** ) " °° " History of all cuntries at all times.
6 Place syn (3)— (9) These replace our regular cuntry subdivisions
found in 930-999, but do not conflict, as I I B merely leavs D C 930-999
vacant, and writes History of France 9(44) insted of 944. Other auxiliary
place ntmibers indicating jeneral rejion, direction, jeolojic place, prehistoric
time, etc. ar also provided in place curvs.
7 Languaj syn ■» This syn preceding languaj numbers as foimd
in 400 Filolojy, indicates subdivision by languaj; e. g. 523.5=9185 means
a work on meteors, in Polish, 91.85 being filolojy number for Polish
languaj in 400.
8 Time syn " " Ntmibers denoting time division ar writn in quotes.
I I B skeme givs an elaborate time-division sistem based on exact dates;
e. g. " 1922 '*,
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BIBLIOGRAPIC MODIFICATIONS
9 Jeneral points of view syn oo Each of the following ntunbers for
point of view has also a series of subdivisions :
ooi Speculativ: idea, purpose, plan etc.
002 Realization: execution, construction etc.
003 Economic: industrial production, cost and sale prices, etc.
004 Servis and use: workings, administration
005 Equipment and apparatus
006 Bildings and establishments : details of organization and servis
007 Special personnel
10 A to Z Alfabetic arranjement by name of person, place or thing is
indicated according to circumstances by initial or whole name.
Sequence of these simbols in clas number may be varid by uzers to
produce any special arranjement wisht, but tmless distinct notis of this
is givn, sequence is arbitrary in the following order:
()"»» = : - A-Z
e. g. 9(44)*'! 7 " = 2 History of France in i8th century, writn in English.
Other uses
Tho this sistem was devized ist for library catalog and shelf arranje-
ment, 49 years hav developt many new applications. Nearly every adminis-
trativ department feels directly the great economy, and in every field
of literary activity this clasification has been found a great laborsaver,
whose practical usefulness has exceded the most sanguin hopes of its erly
frends.
Bookstores The plan is a great convenience to both dealers and
customers, when applyd to miscelaneus stok. Very often a much wanted
book, specialy if not recently publisht, is reported ' not in stok *, when D C
arranjement by subject wud hav reveald its place at once. Specialists
often find on shelvs books they wud never hav orderd, but ar glad to
by after examination. Experience proves it profitabl for a dealer to
arranje his books so each person may find what he is interested in without
examining entire stok.
OflSs files A great file of papers is like a library in miniature. Experi-
ence the world over proves that while alfabetic and htmieric sistems ar
invaluabl for many purposes, complete usefulness demands close clasing
as material grows. The best plan is to combine simplicity of numeric and
utility of clast as in this Decimal Clasification and Relativ Index uzed
by most libraries. The simplest posibl printed index of 40,000 heds tels
instantly by what nxunber to mark or to find any paper. Insurance is
markt 368. This means: clas 3, Sociolojy; division 6, Associations and
institutions; section 8, Insurance. Fire insurance is ist subdivision, so
every paper about fire insurance is markt 368.1 and goes in the drawer in
nimieric order, where it can instantly be found by the printed Index.
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49 years use in a score of cuntries has proved this numeric sistem, with
its Relativ Index, a marvelus laborsaver. Clasification is a necesity if
all material on any givn subject is to be redily fotmd. The labor of making
one's own clasification is uzualy prohibitiv, if wel dun. By adopting the
skeme in general use by libraries this labor is saved and numbers ar in
harmony with those of thousands of other catalogs and indexes in which
the same number has the same meaning; for, as pointed out at a recent
international congress, these numbers ar an international languaj of per-
fectly definit meaning amtmg all civilized nations; and also cheapest and
quickest in application.
A successful man is uzualy a clasifyer and chartmaker. This applys as
much to modem business as to syence or Ubraries. Hyer education differs
from elementary in studying not mere facts, but their relations to all other
facts, Alex. Bain wizely said * to lem to clasify is in itself an education '.
The man of much business or affairs must study every problem in its mani-
fold relations; i. e. must clasify and make charts of his results. Without
these he is like a sailor in stranje waters, sooner or later shiprekt unless
he uzes charts to find safe channels as wel as to avoid roks and shoals.
A larj business or work unclasifyd or tmcharted is not a worthy organiza-
tion but mere material from which a clever brain may construct one. It
differs in efficiency from the ideal as a mob of men differs from a wel dis-
ciplind army. Piles of brik and mortar ar not a tempi any more than heaps
of typ ar Shakspere's works, tho if ' clasifyd ' and set, each in rjrt relation
to the rest, the transformation is bro't about.
Scrapbooks The plan has proved the best for keeping newspaper
clippings. Uze manila sheets of unifonn size (we find 25x20cm best).
Write clas number of subject in uzual place on paje, and mount clippings
on sheets as in a common scrapbook. These sheets ar arranjed
numericly like a clast card catalog, sheets of each clas being further arranjed,
when desirabl, under alfabetic subheds. When one sheet is ful, insert
another at the exact place. Thus perfect clasification is kept up without
blank sheets, and at smallest outlay of money and trubl. Scraps thus
mounted ar shelvd iether in manila pamflet cases or in patent binders,
or ar kept in vertical files.
Index renims These ar best made on standard P size (7jxi2jcm)
cards or slips. Ljrt weight catalog card stok is best for private indexes,
etc. It costs only half as much as hevy bristol, takes only half room, and
handls eazily.
Where durability and convenience of handling ar les important than
cheapness uze common hevy writing paper. Novises often greatly diminish
usefulness of the card sistem by uzing ordinary machine-cut cards or slips
var3dng in hyt so much as to make quik and accurate manipulation imposibl.
Extreme variation to be tolerated is i mm or -.^^ inch. This wil be imder-
stood by placing a 7.4cm card between two 7.5cm cards. In rapid turning
fingers make a brij across taller cards and mis the lower one entirely
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OTHER USES
Cards must be accurately cut or they lose half their value and in many
cases necesitate recopying material at a cost lo-fold greater than to hav
thrown away imperfectly cut cards or slips at the outset.
Clas niunber is writn in upper left comer, any alfabetic subject hed fol-
lows at ryt, and notes fil card below. Cards ar then filed in order of clas
numbers, the cards of each clas being further arranjed like scrap sheets,
according to any alfabetic subheds.
Paper the size of scrap sheets, 25x20cm, arranjed and stored the same way
may be uzed insted of cards. This has the advantaj of a ful letter paje in
syt at once, and holds over 5 times as much as card. While the sistem can
be applyd to slips or sheets of any size, there ar literaly hundreds of acces-
sories and conveniences exactly adapted to these 2 sizes, which ar uzed
lo-fold more than all others combined: so it is folly to begin on another
size, and lose the advantajes of this uniformity. If intermediate sizes
must be had, the best ar Billet 15x10cm, Note 2oxi2}cm, and Ms. 25x15cm.
Often uzers of sum other size finaly find it profitabl to chanje to iether
P, 7JX12J, or to L, 25x20cm, even at cost of rewriting many notes.
Note books ar best in this last form. A much poorer method is to take
a bound blank book, and assyn clas numbers in order, giving about the
space it is tho't each wil require, and, when pajes so assynd ar ful, note at
bottom where the rest of the material may be found. This has all objections
of old fixt location as compared to relativ, and wil hardly be adopted by
any person who has ever seen loos-leaf simplicity and economy.
Scores of devices for convenient handling and storing of these slips and
sheets and of pamflets ar manufactured. The ful descriptiv and ilustrated
catalogs of Library Bureau, Boston, giv details.
Topical indexes Clas ntunbers ar uzed to index books red. Simpl
numbers take the place of a series of words and results can be handld,
arranjed and fotmd much quicker. Such entries may be kept separate or
combined with index rerums.
Advantajes for making topical indexes of colected works, periodicsJs,
transactions etc. wil be evident to every indexer or librarian. These
consolidated indexes may be arranjed together with the card catalog of
the books, or by themselvs, as seems best in each case.
These ar only a few of the sistem's varied applications. Enuf hav been
mentiond to show its wide adaptabiUty to wants of librarian, student and
business man.
Separates
There is growing use by specialists who wish very detaild tables of their
subjects, but only so much else as wil show perspectiv of these subjects
in the jeneral skeme and provide for broad clarification of other material
on the same plan. As fast as demand wil cover expenses, any subject
elaborated wil be pubhsht separately with jeneral explanation, directions
for use, 3-figure tables for other subjects, and ful index; e. g. normal skool
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DECIMAL CLASIFI CATION
libraries specializing on education wil want the elaborate 370 skeme but
may not need to cany clasification of other subjects beyond 3 figures;
electric enjineers may hav no use for 370, but wil need all details of 621.3,.
with only 3 figures for other subjects.
This brief accotmt has probably faild to meet sum objections which
may be raizd and could eazily be anserd.
Tho much elaborated and in sum few points alterd, the essential caracter
of the plan has remaind tmchanjed from the first. Revision and expansion
constantly in progress involv many new interrelations. As extensiv advance
testing of new skemes is not alwajrs posibl practical applications ar sure
to develop unnotist faults. Clasifyers ar therefore askt to uze new tables
criticaly and report defects of any kind, with proposed remedies and any
needed subdivisions, also any heds needed for the Index. All such critidzms
ar a decided help and favor.
Aknowlejments
The labor on Clasification and Index has been wholy beyond apprecia-
tion of any who hav never attempted a similar task.
In his varid reading, correspondence and conversation on the subject,
the author has doutless recievd many sugjestions and gaind ideas which it
is now imposibl for him specifidy to aknowlej. The Nuovo sistema di
catalogo bibltografico generale of Natale Battezzati, of Milan, adopted by
the Italian publishers in 187 1, tho he copid nothing from it, more than
any other singl sistem stimulated his study of the problem. The plan of
the St Louis Public School Library and that of the Apprentices' Library
of New York, which in sum respects resembld his own, wer not seen til
all essential features wer decided on, tho not givn to the public. In filling
the 9 clases of the skeme, the inverted Baconian arranjement of the St
Louis Library was foUowd. The author has no wish to claim orijinal inven-
tion for any part of his sistem where ailother has been before him, and would
gladly make specific aknowlejment of every aid and sugjestion wer it in
his power. Tho at its start a litl book, it came not forth except by
grievus labor.
Much valuabl aid has been renderd by specialists, who hav assisted
greatly in developing tables. Amung these ar many wel-known skolars,
and to all most cordial aknowlejment is made. Without such assist-
ance, the present development cud not hav been attaind, for many
minds wer necesary to supply teknical and special leming absolutely
essential in filling minute heds. Indeed, in many subjects the author's
share has been limited to modification necesary for teknical adjustment
to his skeme, of material prepared by spedalists. To many prominent
librarians we ar indetted for valuabl sugjestions and appredativ criticizm.
While these frends ar in no way responsibl for any remaining imperfections,
they should hav credit for many improvements made in these 49 years
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of revision, during the ist 3 of which the skeme was kept in manuscript,
that its many details mjrt be subjected to actual tryal, and modifyd where
improvement was found posibl.
We ar under deep obligation to the Institut International de Biblio-
graphie for its great voltune of valuabl work, covering almost the whole
ranje of subjects, and also for its advice and critidzm during progress of
our own expansions. To Dr C W Andrews, John Crerar Librarian,
Chicago, and to the American Library Association D C committee, of
which he is chariman, we ar greatly indetted for interest an^ advice.
W S Biscoe From ist publication to the present, the most extended
and valued assistance has cum from my colej clasmate, associate and
frend, Walter Stanley Biscoe, my ist assistant in Amherst College
Library, in charj of which he suoceded me, resyning to accept again in
1883 the place next me in Columbia College Library, and again resyning in
1889 to becum librarian in charj of clasification and catalogs in New York
State Library. This book is witness to the rare unselfishness with which
he has givn tinie taken from rest and recreation to this work, in which
he shared my interest and faith.
May Seymour Except a year in charj of clasification in the Osterhout
Library she was with me 34 years, from her entrance to the ist Library
School das in 1887 til her deth, Jtme 14, 192 1 . At New York State Library,
clasification was her department til she was made director's assistant.
For 32 years every item of work on new editions past thru her hands.
For each edition she did all editorial and much constructiv work, secured
expert cooperation, cald attention to faults or omissions, and sought
the best availabl compromize where doctors disagreed, devoting to this
vast labor rare skolarly industry and a lo3ralty for whidi no words of thanks
can be adequate. She shared my faith in its immense usefulness, did the
hardest work, and deservs the gratitude of all who profit by this invaluabl
laborsaver. I often askt that her name appear on the title-paje of the
book to which she gave so mudi, but she persistently refuzed.
Her place as editor is taken by one of her own choosing, Miss Dorcas
Fellows, who more than anyone else had workt closely with Miss Seymour
for 25 years. With hedquarters in New York State Library at Albany,
where she has the best facilities for her difficult work, she wil giv future
editions the benefit of cumulativ experience in which she has so larjly
shared. D C uzers ar congratulated that Miss Seymoiu-'s position is held
by the one she chose as best adapted to carry on her work.
Future of D C
Miss Seymour had a stedily growing wish to make the D C a permanent
force for education, by greatly improving its ful, abrijd and outline edi-
tions, and by printing cheap spedal editions (indext) for many prominent
divisions; e.g. education, medidn, enjineering, agriculture. As a memorial
to her, all copyryts and control of all editions hav been givn to the Lake
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
Placid Club Education Foundation, in establishing which she had been
warmly and activly interested, and which was charterd by the University
of the State of New York, Jan. 26, 1922, with these objects:
* as an educational institution, to restore to helth and educational
efficiency teachers, librarians and other educators of moderate means, who
hav becum incapacitated by overwork; to establish, maintain and aid
skools. libraries or other educational institutions, specialy at Lake Placid;
and to institute, organize or foster other movements to advance public
welfare thru education, by means of the Foundation pres, conferences,
forums, addresses, gyded reading, and similar ajencies '.
To this Foundation was at once givn all voting stok and surplus of
Lake Placid Co. (which owned the 8000 akers and 335 bildings of Lake
Placid Club), thus assuring " permanent financial support, which has
alredy been further increast to $529,000 by bequests from interested
frends. Under Foundation auspices futtire editions of the D C wil be
publisht, on absolute condition that entire reciets abuv necesary expenses
be uzed forever solely for improving the D C and extending its usefulness,
thereby preventing posibility that the work shud ever be uzed as a source
of iether individual or institution profit. ADC committee of the most
interested Foundation trustees, in consultation with committees of the
American Library Association and Institut International de Bibliographic,
and with editors and collaborators, wil insiu"e observance of the abuv
condition.
Melvil Dewey
Lake Placid Club N Y
Aug. 31, 1922
Previus editions hav been dated Amherst College Library, Jtme 10,
1876; Columbia College Library, Aug. 10, 1885, and Aug. 30, 1888; New
York State Library, Dec. 25, 1890; Lake Placid Club, Ap. 10, 191 1, Ap.
TO, 1913, Oct. I, 1915, Aug. II, 1919.
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SIMPLER SPELING REAZONS AND RULES
Reazons
Uzers of the Decimal Clasiiication ar entitled to kno why the author
feels compeld to recognize practicaly the urjent claims for reform in
English speling, by adopting enuf of many needed chanjes to call every
reader's attention to the aying situation.
Many wil be annoyd and sum wil ridicule, but since 1872 I hav constantly
studid, with very imuzual opportunities, the need and practicability of
this reform. From its founding in 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial,
I hav been secretary of the Speling Reform Association. I servd several
years on the advizory committee on speling and pronunciation for otu*
greatest and best English dictionary, the Standard. While executiv
oflBser of the University of the State of New York, which has diarj of all
hyer education, I uzed my great opportiuiities for studying relations of
speling to education. As a trustee and on its Executiv Board I hav shared
activly from its orijin in Simplifyd Speling Board work, to which Andrew
Carnegie gave (up to his deth) $10,000 to $25,000 yearly to spred correct
knowlej about English speling and the great need for its improvement.
1 also servd on the National Education Association committee which,
jointly with coinmittees of the American Filolojic Association and Modem
Languaj Association, during 10 years careful study, made the key alfabet
now uzed in the entire series of Standard dictionaries and in all books
based on them. I was president of the EflBdency Socyety and also of the
National Institute of EflBdency, and chairman of the committee of each on
* EflBdency in English writn and spokn '. It is therefore not an advocate
of a new fad who speaks, but one who has for over 50 years kept in tuch,
personaly and by correspondence, with others studying this matr, not
only in many American states but also in Canada, Great Britain, India
and Australia, and with many in non-English speaking cuntries.
In the past J century the most competent jujes hav cum to almost
unanimus agreement as to imperativ need for radical improvement. On
this point great imiversities, editors of all great dictionaries, leading edu-
cators of the English world, and recognized leaders amtmg students of
English all agree. It has been publicly stated in larj meetings of languaj
skolars that there was no recognized authority on English living who did
not now believ in the lu-jent need of speling reform.
But as to the best method, there ar 3 skools with their varius combi-
nations. All agree that there is only i entirely satisfactory goal; i.e.
just I distinct syn for each of 40 distinct sounds, and just i sotmd for each
of these 40 syns. But we now hav over 400 simbols or combinations
to represent these 40 soimds. * Shay ' has only 2 simpl soimds. The
sh is speld in 20 wajrs and the a in 24 wajrs; i.e. this simpl word of only
2 sounds may be speld 480 waj^ in exact analojy with other English
spelings. Webster's Dictionary says Shakspere*s name was speld 30 ways;
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATlON
the Mainwaring family records sho 130 variations in their name;
and A J Ellis made over 6000 spelings of * scissors ', all justifyd by dic-
tionary analogies. Booker Washington told me that they wud not graduate
from Tuskegee one who cud not spel and pronotmce correctly this sentence:
* Though the rough cough and hiccough plough me through I ought to
cross the lough '. We markt agenst each letr all the different ways of
pronouncing it in English. By simpl permutation this showed over
16,000,000 ways in which this sentence cud be pronounst. Then we markt
agenst each sound all the different ways of speling it and proved that there
wer 66 decilion (66,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) ways of
speling the sentence, each justifyd by analojy. Yet he was soliciting
mony to teach those poor colord students just which of this infinit varyety
must be uzed before he cud gradtiate.
One group believs in ading 6 new consonants for chy ng, sh, zh, th and dh,
and II new vowels; for as c, g, and x duplicate 5, k and ks or gz we hav
only 23 letrs toward the 40 needed in a perfect English alfabet. These
letrs wud then be uzed with as invariabl meanings as Arabic numerals
and we shud be rid of varius devices for expressing sounds for which we
hav no distinctiv letr; e.g. for the word * tyn ' we ad ^ to * fin ' and say
that * servil e ' is silent where writn, but means that the i in erlier part of
word is not i, but the difthong at, combined of the sounds of a in * ar '
and i in * it '. This is exactly analogus to writing 4537 and saying that
7 is silent but means that the 5 is realy 9, so the number is 493. We
ar so uzed to these absurdities that we recognize their folly only when
translating them into an exactly similar case with Arabic numerals.
When these wer introduced into English the identical arguments put
forward today agenst syentific speling wer urjd agenst the stranje Arab
caracters. Men said, * Every child knows at a glance that V is five, but
who cud understand ^ ? ' which they printed lying on its face.
No one questions that complete reform is best. Most skolars, however,
think it impracticabl to do it all at once except amung a limited clas,
becauz of difficulty of introducing new letrs on typwriters and for printers.
We hav evolvd i, ; and y from i letr, and «, v and w from v, and skolars
say we shal in time in same way, evolv the other new letrs needed.
The Simplifyd Speling feocyety of Great Britain attempts to solv the
problem without any new letrs by uzing digrafs, as we hav alredy dtm
for chy ng, sh and th. This has the advantaj that every typwriter and
printer is fully equipt for new speling. It has the great disadvantaj that
it lengthns many words and offends the eye much more than new letrs.
It is as absurd to use c and h to represent a sound which has niether c nor h
in it as it wud be to uze 74 to represent 5.
The Simplifyd Speling Board (American), supported by Andrew Carnegie
til his deth and now working on its own resources, decided that the most
practical plan was to list a limited number of most needed chanjes to urj
for immediate jeneral adoption, thus expediting the stedy growth toward
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SIMPLER SPBLING RBAZONS
syentific speling shown by the history of English. This method is eaziest
but involvs glaring inconsistencies; e.g it drops i of dubl consonants final
in most cases, speling mis, dol, iel, but leavs all, roll, hiss, off becauz they
wud be mispronounst by most peopl if shortnd.
I word is speld perfectly like * fd ', perhaps the next is improved in only
I silabl like * knowlej ', and the next may be worst of the 3 and not chanjed
at all becauz we lak necesary new letrs. S S S (English) is consistent for
it spels each word fonetidy, and this entire consistency appeals to sum
so much that they endure longer awkward forms. S S B (American)
offends the eye mudi les and shortns nearly every word it chanjes, but has
the fault of incompleteness.
The 5 reazons for speling reform ar:
1 Disgrace of having what experts agree is the most illojical, unsyentific,
tmskolarly and altogether worst speling of any languaj in the world.
While this greatly discredits the peopl that hav becum greatest in all
history, it is least of the 5 reazons.
2 Criminal waste of mony Careful count of many English selections
shows that 15% or 1/7 of the letrs wud be saved by strictly syentific spel-
ing. This means waste of 1/7 total cost of everything connected with
writing or printing English: stationery, time, composition, proofreading,
paper, ink, preswork, binding, transportation. Not only ar these countless
bilious wasted eadi year, but there is enormus waste of time in hesitating as
to ryt speling, consulting dictionaries, interrupting train of tho*t, which
fairly translated into mony makes a staggering total.
3 Criminal waste of skool time A committee of expert educators,
after munths of consideration, agreed that on the skool life of a child going
from kindergarten to university we cud save 3 years if we cud eliminate
speling books and ever)rthing connected with them, as is dtm in completely
fonetic cuntries, where speling is merely pronoimdng a word letr by letr,
so anyone can spel if he can speak. This waste is not alone in speling clases,
for in all other studies speling is a continual handicap and wastes time
not only in skool days but all thru life.
4 Adling brains Any student of child sykolojy knows that one cud
hardly devize a more dedning process to a normal brain than to teach
sudi words as bone, done, gone; love, move, rove; lose, close; or worst of all.
Though the rough cough and hiccough plough me through I ought to cross the
lough. K the brain works normaly the child surely pronounces the vowels
of the later words like the ist. If * though * is * tho ', surely * rough '
is * ro * and * cough ' is * co.' Long before he reaches the 8th word he is
redy to believ any absurd thing that is told him, and finds in English it
is a matr of personal introduction to each individual word before there is
any safety as to how it may be speld or pronoimst. Ex-president Hill,
of Harvard University, declared that no man ever had or ever cud spel
and pronoimce every word of English correctly, as it was beyond human
posibility to becum intimate enuf with all the J milion words in the latest
dictionaries.
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bfeClkAL CLASIFICATioi^
An associate dty superintendent of skools in New York says:
' Next to leming by imitation, the child must be taut to lem by associa-
tion and analojy. He develops strength of mind by exercize of jujment.
He must reazon from known facts in the solution of his litl problems. If
he cums to a new printed word and halts, the teacher asks him to think of
the oral word for which it stands. Having lemd that * puf ' and * muf *
stand for wel-known oral words, he is staggerd at * rough ' and * enough ',
frequently uzed in conversation. Having lemd that these caracters stand for
wel-known spokn words which he wrote * ruf * and ' enuf ' from his knowlej
of * puf * and * muf * he is again confuzed when the teacher tels him that
' dough ' is the speling of the wel-known word his mother uzes when
speaking about bred-making, and that * cough * stands for the malady so
prevalent in the nursery during winter time.
The staje of the child's tuition during which all the similar incongruities
of our speling must be masterd, occupys many years of skool life, and
the process has wel-ny produced a disbelief in reazon as a means of leming,
and a total lak of confidence in inference. The result of falling into absurd
and ridiculus situations thru exercize of his jujment, appears in a hesi-
tancy or fear of drawing any inferences upon data relating to other fields
of knowlej. The child has lost faith in his own conclusions with respect
to problems in arithmetic, biolojy, jeografy, history etc. To what extent
of subject matr and time the skool diild has suiferd irreparabl los, by
failure to aquire confidence in exercize of his jujment as a result of his
erly stultification during process of leming to master speling of common
words, may never be determind.'
5 English as world languaj Except for its scandalusly complex spel-
ing, English is betr fitted than any other languaj for xmiversal use. It
is practicaly grammarless. Pedants hav sadld us with an adaptation of
Latin grammar which is almost tiseless. English has strength, simplicity,
conciseness, capacity for taking words freely from other ttmgs, and best
of all has the greatest literature the world has yet produced. Great
German filolojists hav said ' it is lucky for the rest of Eiu-ope that the
English do not realize that only its absurd speling stands between their
languaj and erly world empire '. If we chek over the past 5 centuries
the growth of English is astounding. Once Portuguese with its great
Brazilian cuntry had sum chance, or Spain with South America, but
French came to be the languaj of diplomacy and more than any other,
the world languaj. Each century Germany, with its hy birth rate, gaind
rapidly and soon past France. Russia with its countless milions came in as
a leading competitor, but each century the most significant and remarkabl
growth was English. Long it was English, German, French; then English,
German, Russian. The great war sadly handicapt all other competitors
just when it greatly improved the position of English. 3/5 of the world's
business mail is now in our languaj and this ratio grows yearly. Recent
prominent French jumals hav frankly publisht to their peopl the need
for every Frenchman to lem English becauz it was alredy the world's business
languaj and rapidly growing. The far-syted Carnegie made his great
gifts for simplifyd speling for 2 chief reazons. He had givn the Peace
Palace at the Hague, and recognized that a common ttmg was the greatest
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SIMPLER SPELING REAZONS
protection agenst war. His study of history taut him that race, color,
relijion and jeografic location had les influence than a common ttmg in
binding peopl together. Our fraze, * He doesn't speak the same languaj ',
indicates hopelessness of agreement. He knew that no force wud contribute
so much to world peace as spred of a common tung. He knew that this
wud carry Anglo-Saxon ideals of liberty and tolerance thruout the world.
The canny Scot knew also that it wud do more than all else combined
to extend and strengthn our commerce.
Can anyone not blind to human welfare face these undouted facts
and not feel bound to help on wherever practicabl a reform that many
educators and publicists recognize as more important, and as having more
far-reaching results for America and the world than any other? The
solution to most of our social problems 1)^ not in lejislation and police, but
in education of the masses so that they wil kno and prefer the ryt. Such
education must be chiefly thru reading, for the great mas of peopl can be
in skool only long enuf to lem to take from the printed paje the author's
meaning. Their real education must be not in the few skool days in youth,
but all thru life and cuming chiefly from reading books, magazines and
papers. Those who believ in working for a betr world must see that the
first great step is to take from the path of education this greatest sttimbling
blok, for our speling not only wastes milions of years for every jeneration,
but dedns and dwarfs childhood's brain by its gross absurdities. Can
anyone not a selfish moral coward, knowing these facts, refuze to help
get rid of the incubus by uzing at least a few of the shortr, betr forms in
his own writing?
Disregard of pedants rules Thomas Jefferson said * Where strictness
of grammar does not weakn expression it shud be attended to, but where
by small grammatical neglijences the enerjy of an idea is condenst or a
word stands for a sentence, I hold grammatical rigor in contempt '.
Study of the past 5 centimes shows how greatly English has been
simplifyd and improved and how absiu-d is the frequent comment of those
ignorant of the life history of English that * languaj can't be chanjed by
conscius efforts of its uzers '. Of thousands of improvements made in
the last 500 years every one was uzed first by stunone who saw the need
and had the moral curaj to be a pyoneer and disregard rules of pedants of
his day. The greatest need of the English world is to simplify its languaj,
specialy in speling, so it may be uzed by all nations. It is disgrace to be
blind to the facts or to be too cowardly to uze sum at least of the needed
dianjes and so risk criticizm or ridicule of the ignorant. The great func-
tion of EngUsh is to convey author* s tho*t clearly and compactly to reader's
mind.
Arabic figures ar the simplest simbols known to man. It is silly to
write out 'eighty-eight' or 'LXXXVIII ' for the simbol 88; or to
write * three himdred seventy-eight ' with 24 letrs when 378 is 1/8 as long
and vastly clearer. Modern pressure for space and economy has led many
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DECIMAL CLASIPICATION
prominent jumals to substitute figures for words, but most of them stil
fear the silly pedants dictum that figures must not begin a sentence. But
figures ar winning their way, spedaly in hedings, and our descendants wil
wonder at otu" stupidity which so long prevented ful use of i of the
world's greatest laborsavers. It is like continuing wigwag signals after
invention of telefone and wireless.
30 years ago I advocated dropping useless al from academical, grafical
etc. Persistent use was copid by others til now many of our best writers
avoid the foolish al and get stronger as wel as shortr words. When ading
adverbial ly we shud stil omit al and say graficly, academicly etc. In fact
very few peopl pronounce the al in common speech. If we adopt Thomas
JefiEerson's standard we shud expedite greatly many needed improvements
in our great mother tung.
Consistency This is the hobgoblin bugbear of litl minds. If a printer
sets typs which realy shud be omitted or chanjed we often avoid labor of
correction; for consistency with other spelings is les important than to
break down by combined efforts of skolars and men of affairs the immense
and stubborn, pedantic, foolish prejudis which sees siunthing sacred in
the common speling of a word, while it thinks litl of constant variations
in its pronunciation. Many who wud gladly help the cauz ar too busy
with larj affairs to spend time in looking up rules. They shud simply
spel betr whenever they think of it and not be trubld if on the next paje
they forget to simplify. Hav Thomas Jefferson's curaj and hold pedantic
consistency in contempt.
Conciseness We shud uze shortest forms of expression consistent
with clearness. The 2d forms belo ar as much stronger and betr as they
ar shortr:
this has been found to be an encurajment to good work — this
encurajes good work
extend an invitation — invite
take into consideration — consider
the ptu-chase of — b3dng
purchasing ajent — byer
a larj ntmaber of — many
due to the fact that — becauz
sum of $10,000 — $10,000
in a prudent manner — prudently
put in an appearance — appear
the twenty-eighth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight himdred and ninety-nine — 28 May 1899 (p vs jg typs)
it is often the case that authors fail — authors often fail
giv the boundaries of — bound
Can it be dun? Absurd spelings like old * fysshe * and ' dogge ' for
* fish * and * dog * ar slufing off useless letrs as a tadpole loses its tail, or as
scum rises from boiling sap in a maple orchard. Samuel Johnson in 1755
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SIMPLER SPELING REAZONS
printed a dictionary which greatly delayd this natural process. Uzing
niether rime nor reazon he embalmd in a book, with the weight of his
great name, simply the usaje of London printing oflSses, which wer run
almost wholy by Dutch and German printers, many of whom knew no
English. He laid down as a sacred law, * Uphill with 2 Is' but * downhil
with I *, and endless similar absurdities, at which we laf, but we hav made
' downhill ' as difficult as his ' uphill ' and stil look askance at one who spels
* til ' as he does * imtil '. Our greatest filolojist, William D Whitney of
Yale, editor Century dictionary, wrote to our 1876 International Conference
on Speling Reform a concise statement which has been very often reprinted,
and I think never questiond by any competent authority: * The true and
sole offis of alfabetic writing is correctly to represent spokn speech.'
Many chanjes wer merely corruptions resulting from slipshod pronuncia-
tion and lak of accurate speling, which wud hav been a relyabl gyd.
Always many chanjes ar inevitabl in any languaj, as its words and idioms
gro, dy or chanje, in pronunciation, speling and meaning. To continue
old spelings after words hav dianjed is as absurd as to continue old price
quotations insted of following the market. Englishmen ar conservativ
but we hav substituted (but only long after other nations) arabic numerals
for the clumsy I, V, X, L, C, D, M; we hav a reazonabl and uniform way of
writing mtisic; we ar soon (again last of civilized nations) to uze interna-
tional metric mesures, thereby saving countless milions. Practical busi-
ness wil not much longer endure the costly tirany of the J educated and
wholy tmbusiness-like and inefficient pedant. So if the intelijent wil do
their duty we shal expedite greatly the stedy growth of English toward
simplicity, strength and efficiency. That infinitly desirabl process can
be bro't about only by pyoneer adoptions by those who hav both knowlej
of the great need and curaj to lead in a cauz bound to be tmpopidar with
those ignorant of fonolojy and of the vitaly important reazons which hav
compeld all dictionary makers and great English skolars to declare in
favor of simpler speling.
Rules
We print belo 7 of the best known codes for convenient reference when
one wishes to decide with what chanjes he wil start his betr speling.
All wil doutless uze the 12 words and most wil be glad to adopt S S B 30
words chozen with great care by leading skolars as the best small beginning
for the averaj man. These ar simply sampl words. S S B aHabetic
rules represent expert jujment of distinguisht filolojists as to chanjes
desirabl and practicabl to reconmiend for erly jeneral adoption. These
ar followd by 18 rules, which comprize an erlier list and, forming the
basis of the alfabetic list, larjly duplicate it but ar included here for
convenience of those who wish a selection of the most important. A
compact dictidnary list of all English words coverd by S S B rules wil be
sent on application.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
The 5th code is our D C rules, uzed in adition to S S B rules, by those
willing to pyoneer stil faster. The 6th code, a selection from U S Jeografic
Board rules, and the 7th, the 10 joint rules of American and English
filolojists, ar aded for reference and to sho by repetition in different codes
how closely the best authorities ar in harmony.
To all govemd by reazon rather than by vizual prejudis the objection
to simpler speling that * it looks queer ' wil be more than offset by the
arguments, both skolarly and practical, in its favor; while those who
shrink from uzing simpler forms thru fear of being regarded iliterate may
find curaj thru knowing that the movement is supported by the most
eminent filolojic authorities.
N E A 12 words
The National Education Association in 1898 adopted for use in all its
official correspondence and printing the simplifyd spelings widely known
as ' the 12 words ', catalog, decalog, demagog, pedagog, prolog, program,
tho, altho, thoro, thorofare, thru, tfaruout. In 1916 it adopted rule to
simplify ^d to t when so pronotmst, in past tenses of verbs.
S S B 30 words
This list was chozen with special reference to correspondence, and
includes the 5 typ-words, catalog, program, tho, thoro, thru, of the 12 words
adopted, as noted abuv, by the. National Education Association in 1898,
for use in all its official publications and correspondence.
ad
buro
fixt
reciet
(al)tho
addrest
catalog
giv
reciev(d)
thoro(ly, -fare, etc.)
aiiser(d)
det
hav
shal
tfaru(out)
ar
engin
insted
shipt
twelv
askt
enuf
Uv(d)
tel
wil
bU(d)
fil(d)
program
telefone
yu
Simplifyd Speling Board alfabetic rules
se, ce, initial or medial. Spel e; e.g. esthetic, medieval, feniz, maneuver,
subpena; but alunmae, striae etc.
«, oe ar now uzualy writn ae, oe. Other cases of ae, oe, medial, as in canoeist,
Gaelic, subpenaed etc. ar not affected
bt pronotmst t. Drop silent h; e.g. det, dettor, dout, indetted, redout
Retain b, if pronotmst, in subtil (e)
ceed final. Spel cede; e.g. excede, procede, succede
ch pronounst like c in car. Drop silent h except before e, i, y [or uze
k]; e. g. caracter, clorid(e), corus, cronic, eco, epoc, mekanic,
monarc, skolar, skool, stomac, tecnical; but architect, chemist,
monarchy, or arkitect, monarky
dubl consonant before e final silent. Drop last 2 letrs; e.g. bagatel,
bizar, cigaiet, creton, crevas, gavot, gazet, giraf, gram, program,
quadril, quartet, vaudevil
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SIMPLER SPELING RULES
dubl consonant final. Reduce dubl to singl, but in 41 only after a short
vowel, and in -ss only in monosilabls; e.g. ad, bil| bluf, buz, das,
dol, duly egi glas, les, los, mes, mis, pas, pres, shal, tel, wil, but
not al for all, rol for roll, needles for needless, etc.
Retain gross, hiss, off, puss
e final silent In the following cases drop e:
a) After a consonant preceded by a short vowel strest; e.g. bad (bade),
giv, hav, liv, centiped (when so pronounst)
b) In ar(^), gon(e), and in wer(e) when not pronounst to rime with
'there'
c) In the unstrest final short silabls ide, ile, ine, ise, ite, ive, pronounst
as if speld id, il, in, is, it, iv; e.g. activ, bromid, comparativ, definit,
detennin, ezanun, favorit, hostil, iodin, infinit, nativ, opposit, positiv,
practis, promis, textil
The ordinary use of e final after a singl consonant is to indicate that the preceding
vowel has a pronunciation different from that which it wud normaly hav if the con-
sonant in question wer final, as in bar, hare; hat, hate; her, here; uiem, theme; sir,
sire; bid, bide; con, cone; nm, nine. Hence the e final is retaind in such words as
arrive, care, confuse, fine, mile, polite, ride, rode, and also in bromide, iodine, etc.,
when pronounst with the i of line, side
d) After Iv and rv; e.g. involv, resolv, twelv, valv; canr, curv, deserv,
serv
e) After v or z when preceded by a digraf representing a long vowel or
a dif thong; e.g. achiev, believ, deciev, freez, gauz, leav, reciev.
/) In oe final pronounst o; e.g. fo, ho, ro, to, wo
Retain e in inflections -oed, -oes; as foes, not fas, hoed, not hod
ea pronounst as in head or as in heart. Drop the silent letr; e.g. bred,
brekfast, bed, helth, bevy, insted, letiier, plesure, weltii, wether;
bait, harty, harth
ed final pronotmst d* When the chanje wil not sugjest a wrong pro-
nunciation, drop silent e, reducing a preceding dubl to a singl
consonant; e.g. anserd, cald, carrid, delayd, employd, examind,
fild, foUowd, mairid, pleasd, preferd, recievd, robd, signd, sneezd,
struggldy traveld, worrid, wiongd; but not bribd for bribed, cand
for caned; changd for changed, fild for filed, pried for priced, usd for
used, etc.
The e is retaind only in cases where it has by convention a diacritic use, to indicate
a preceding long vowel, or in the case of consonants, c sibilant or g pronounst j
ed final pronounst t. When the chanje wil not sugjest a wrong pro-
nimciation, spel t, reducing a preceding dubl to a singl consonant,
and chanjing ced, seed, final, to st; e.g. askt, fixt, helpt, indorst,
wisht; addrest, lost, past, shipt, stopt, stuft; advanst, announst,
commenst, invoist, notist; acquiest, effervest ; but not bakt for baked,
deduct or dedust for deduced, fact or fast for faced, hopt for hoped,
etc. (See note to preceding rule)
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
ei pronounst like ie in brief. Spd ie ; e.g. condeti deciev, inviegley ietber,
lecievy wier, wierd
ey final unstrest pronounst like short y final. Drop silent e; e.g. barly,
chiinny, donky, joumyy mony, puUy, trolly, vally, wbisky
gh pronounst f. Spel f ; drop silent letter of preceding digraf ; e.g. cof,
draft, enuf , laf, mf , tuf
gh pronounst like g in gas. Drop silent h; e. g. agast, gasfly, gerUn,
gost, goul
gm final. Drop silent g; e.g. apotfaem, diafram, flem, jmradim
gue final after a consonant, a short vowel, or a digraf representing a long
vowel or a difthong. Drop silent ue; e.g. catalog, dialog, haxang,
leag, sinagog; but not rog for rogue, vag for vague, etc. Tongue
spel tung
ise final pronounst as if speld ize. Spel ize; e.g. advertize, advize,
apologize, enterprize, franchize, merchandize, rize, surprize, wize
mb final after a short vowel. Drop silent b; e.g. bom, crum, dum, lam,
lim, thum; but not com for comb, torn for tomb, etc.
ou before 1, pronounst like o in bold. Drop silent u, except in soul;
e.g. bolder, mold, sholder
ough final. Spel o, u, ock, or up, when pronounst as if so speld; e.g.
altho, boro, donut, furlo, tho, thoro; thru; hock; hiccup. Spel plow
our final, with ou pronoimst as a short (obscure) vowel. Drop u; e. g.
color, favor, honor, labor
ph pronounst f. Spel f ; e.g. alfabet, emfasis, fantom, fonograf, fotograf,
sulfur, telefone, teleg^
re final after any consonant except c. Spel er; e.g. center, fiber, meter,
theater; but not lucer for lucre, ntediocer for mediocre, etc.
rh initiaL Drop silent h; e.g. retoric, reumatism, rom (rhomb), rubarb,
rithm
sc initial pronounst as if speld s. Drop silent c; e.g. senery, sented,
septer, sience, simitar, sissors; but scatter, scooner, sconce, etc.
u silent before a vowel medial. Drop u; e.g. bild, condit, garantee,
gard, ges, gide, gild
y between consonants. Spd i; e.g. analisis, fisic, gipsy, silvan, sithe,
tipe
[We uze y for sound in by and so retain y in syth, typ etc.]
S S B i8 rules
1 When ed final is pronounst t, write it simply t, where chanje wil not
sugjest incorrect pronunciation, as askt, fixt, wisht etc. ; reducing a preced-
ing dubl consonant to a singl consonant, as blest, kist, dipt, dropt, stept
etc. ; and chanjing -ced to -st, as advanst, pronounst, rejoist etc. ; but avoid
misleading forms like bakt for baked, deduct or dedust for deduced etc.
2 Chanje ph to f when so sounded, as alfabet, fonograf, fotograf, sulfur,
telefone, telegraf etc.
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SIMPLER SPELING RULES
3 Drop e final after -to and -rv, as delv, shelv, carv, curv, deserv etc. ;
also in the endings -ide, -He, -ine, -ise, -ite, -ive, unstrest, pronounst id,
11, in, is, it, iv, as bromid, oxid, hostil, textil, anilin, determin, examin,
practis, promis, definit, favorit, opposit, activ, nativ, positiv etc.; and at
end of ar (e), havW, giv(^), forgiv(e), misgiv(^), livW; becauz its normal
use after a singl consonant is to sho that preceding vowel is long. Hence
it is retaind in such words as bare, brave, mile, fine, wize, polite, arrive
4 When digraf ea is sounded as in head or heart, uze sounded letr and
omit the other, as helth, hevy, insted, tred, wether, plesant, hart, harth etc.
5 Substitute e for digrafs and ligatures ae, as, oe, a, when not final, as
esthetic, medieval, feniz etc.
6 When ch is pronounst like c in car drop A, except before e, i and
y, as caracter, clorid, corns, cronic, eco, epoc, arcangel, mecanic, monarc,
scolar, scool, stomac, tecnical etc.; but chemist, architect, monarchy etc.
Rtde 6 was later alterd to 'uze k or drop h \ so we prefer k in skool, mekanic
arkitect etc. ; for the asender k looks more like ch than does c and it is the form sure
to be uzed in the end
7 Drop silent h from initial rh, as rapsody, reumatism, rubarb etc.
8 Reduce II final, after a short strest vowel, to 1, as bll, del, dril, dwel,
fil, ful, fulfil, shal, tel, wil, wilful etc.
9 Reduce dubl final consonants bb, dd, ff, gg, nn, rr, tt, zz, to a singl
cpnsonant, as eb, ad, od, cuf , eg, btm, bur, whir, net, buz etc.
10 Drop -^me from mme final, as gram, program
11 Drop 'te from ette final, as cigaret, coquet, etiquet, omelet, quartet
12 Drop silent ue final after g, as catalog, coleag, dialog, pedagog,
sinagog etc. ; except when g is preceded by a singl long vowel, as in rogue,
vague, vogue etc. Tongue spel tung, Milton's way
13 For 'Ough substitute o, u, of, ock, out or up, according to sound,
as tho, thru, cof, enuf , hock, drout, hiccup etc. Plough spel plow
14 Drop silent b final, as crum, lam, lim, num, thum etc. ; except where
omission sugjests incorrect pronunciation, as in tomb, comb etc.
15 Drop e from ey final unstrest, pronounst like short y final, as abby,
barly, chimny, donky, gaily, mony, trolly, vally, whisky etc.
16 Substitute z for 5 in -ise final, pronounst as if speld ize, as advertize,
civilize, criticize, merchandize, rize, wize etc.
17 Chanje re final after any consonant except c, to -er, as center,
fiber, meter, theater etc.; but lucre, mediocre, not lucer, mediocer
i8 Drop u from our final in words of 2 or more silabls, as ardor, colori
favor, honor, labor etc.
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I
DECIMAL CLASIPI CATION
D C rules
Supplementing S S B*s short list of most needed chanjes we hav selected
from its longer preliminary list and from the other best authorities a few
more chanjes which we uze in order to familiarize readers with shortr
forms sure to be uzed later.
Beside chanjes in S S B rules we uzualy:
Spel cud, wud and shud for these constantly occurring words
Uze silabic 1, m, n and r without the tmpronounst vowel; e.g. single
is not singlee or singul but singi, just as prism and enthusiasm ar not
prisum and enthusiasum. Also omit preceding obscure vowel before
silabic 1, m, n, r. These 4 consonants partake of the nature of a vowel
and so form silabls; little was pronounst litel, then litul, then lital, and
now simply litl. Many words ar going thru this same shortning. We
hav no letr for this lo tmstrest vowel which most peopl ignore. The
Standard dictionary says it is * reduced to a slyt vocalic resonance*. As
the present vowel is misleading and we hav no letr for this very obscure
soimd it is betr to omit it and thus shortn the word. Peopl ar les likely
to mispronoimce this short form than the uzual speling; e.g. pedal,
metal, gambol, ar not pronounst as speld, but more and more exactly like
peddle, mettle, gamble, which ar correctly speld pedl, metl, gambl. For
indicating minute shades of pronimciation in a dictionary our short
speling wd not be enuf but it is ampl for all ordinary use.
Uze u for o or ou pronoimst as in us; e.g. obvius, /amus, ctmtry,
cum, handsum
Uze j for dg, dge or g, pronotmst j ; e.g. jujment, rij, jem (except in proper
nouns and adjectivs, and in old D C entries and for initial in Index)
Uze y with its very common soimd in by, my, reply etc. for eigh. igh,
ei, ie, ui and uy, e.g. for height, might, pleistocene, replied, guide, buy, we
spel hyt, myt, plystocene, replyd, gyd, by.
Leav i — e, as in bite, ride etc. til later
Uze k for ck or ch, medial or final, if pronotmst k; e.g. bak, stok, skool,
mekanic, epok, monark
Drop w from ow final pronotmst o; e.g. bio, flo, she etc.
Drop any silent letr that is foneticly useless; e.g. drop c from fasdnate
Drop I of dubl Ictrs that serv no use; e.g. clas, curiculum, paralel,
but retain if short form wud mislead, as in hiss, oflE
Stmitimes substitute s for ce, when it wil not sugjest wrong pronunciation,
e.g. offls, servis, prejudis, but not fens for fence; also sumtimes substitute
z for s or se, as in becauz, eazy, uzual, but not in inflections, as in rubs,
digs, egs
We leav many bad spelings where corrections as in similar words myt
lead careless readers into misprontmciation; e.g. we omit c, a silly dupli-
cation of k, in bak, but leav it in backer becauz baker wud confuze with
the bred man. With only 23 letrs for 40 soimds we must make only more
obvius needed chanjes and leav many inconsistencies til we hav the needed
new letrs or modifyd forms to represent the other 17.
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SIMPLER SPELING RULES
U S Jeografic Board rules
Most chanjes made harmonize with rules uniformly uzed by U S Jeo-
grafic Board (and strongly recommended for jeneral adoption) in
oflScialy fixing proper spelings of jeografic names. Sum of these rules
applyd to other words ar:
Pronounce vowels as in Italian and other continental European
languajes, consonants as in English
C always soft (sounded s). Always uze k for hard c; e.g. Korea, Dakota;
never Corea, Dacotah
We leav initial c, at present, in cat, corus, cronolojy etc., also final c in graflc etc.
G is always hard. Uze j, never dj\ for soft g (j sound)
Ch always as in church; never uze for k sound, e.g. spel arkitecti caracter,
corns, skool
We keep diemic temporarily; kemic cums later
Never uze ph for f sound
Always pronounce h when uzed; e.g. humor, not yumor
Never uze y for vowel i when it has its proper sound as in other languajes
(as in pin, pique) : e.g. Umf , linch, simbol, not lymph, lynch, symbol
Ei, with both short vowels pronotmst respectivly as in met and pin,
sound like ey in they and prey, or a in fate
Omitting useless gk in sleigk, weigh, freight etc. leavs betr spelings
Filolojists 10 joint rules
These wer made by American and English filolojic associations, includ-
ing nearly all eminent skolars in English, after several years ^tudy by
committees of their leading members. British and Americans jointly
recommended these lo rules as in the interests of real skolarship as wel
as common sense:
1 e Drop silent e when foneticly useless, writing er for re; as in live
(verb), single, eaten, rained, theatre (theater)
2 ea Drop a from ea having sound of e as in met; e.g. feather, leather
3 o For o having sound of u in but, write u in above (abuv), tongue
(tung) and the like
4 ou Drop 0 from ou having sound of u in but, in trouble (trabl), rough
(ruf) and the like. For our unaccented, as in honour, write or, e.g. honor
5 u, ue Drop silent u after g before a, and in nativ English words,
and drop final ue; g^ard, guess (ges), catalogue, league etc.
[Do not drop ue when pronotmst, as in argue, value, nor when preceded by a
singl long vowel, as in rogue, vague]
6 Dubl consonants may be simplifyd when foneticly useless; e.g. bailiff
(but not haU etc.), baUle (batl), vuritten (writn), travel/er
7 Chanje d and ed final to t when so pronounst, as in looked (lookt
etc. unless the e affects the preceding sotmd, as in chafed etc.
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DECIMAL CLASIFICATION
8 gh, ph Chanje gh and ph to f when so sounded; e.g. enough (entif),
laughter (lafter) etc.; phonetic (fonetic) etc.
9 s Chanje 5 to z when so sounded, specialy in distinctly words and in
-ise; e.g. abuse (noun), abuze (verb), advertise (adyertize)
10 t Drop / in tch; e.g. ca/ch, pi/ch etc.
Comments
Rule I givs us 1, m, n and r as silabls without the useless e which no
authority pronounces as writn; e.g. singl, eatn
Rules 3 and 4 giy us u for 0 and ou pronounst like u in us; e.g. cum,
handsum, obyius, perilus
In rule 9, s pronounst z is left in inflections becauz there ar so many,
and chiefly becauz the vocal organs force the ryt z sound after the yoist
consonants b, d, g, m, ng, y, as in rubs, pads, digs, egs, hums, bangs,
givs etc. Trying to pronounce 5 results in rups, pats, diks, eks, humps,
banks, gifs etc.
Rules 3, 4, 9 and 10, while not in S S B short list, ar fully approved.
It was merely choice of which chanjes to make first with those who havn't
the curaj to make all at once. When all leading skolars of the English
world, including editors of all great dictionaries, recommend shortr forms,
why shud we continue to write the worse than useless letrs? Every child
and forener who has lemd rave, wave, dive, alive etc. is sure to pronoimoe
hav^, give and live (verb) wrong tmless we omit the useless e.
Sugjestions
We shud be glad to have any practical sugjestions, but to save time and
gard agenst elaborate presentation of varius fine spun theories, we ad that
we hav wacht for many years the results of elaborate and wonderfuly
delicate experiments in our best sykolojic laboratories. We hav red care-
fuly all the * arguments ' that sum wil deduce for retaining certain useless
letrs. But these refinements, while very interesting to the specialist,
hav no practical bearing whatever on languaj as the greatest tool with
which man works. Its fimction is to convey meaning clearly as quikly
and cheaply as posibl. Microscopic verbal milinery has no proper place
in this vast enjin. When one tels us that he has proved that 0 is uzualy
pronounst with a slyt vanish which cud be represented by w we admire
his observant analisis, but when he wishes to argue that we shud therefore
ad w to go we hav no time for his vagaries. To attach simi mark to sho
every, refinement which modem reserch cud establish wud result in sum-
thing quite too complex for daily use. Melville Bell's visibl speech was a
marvelus invention but only an unbalanst mind wud advocate its use
for infinit demands of daily life.
By evolution, not revolution, we shal stedily move toward the ideal,
when the greatest languaj the world has yet seen wil hav 40 distinct syns
for its 40 distinct sotmds, and becatiz of its manifold advantajes wil becum
the conmion txing of the world, known in adition to his vernacular by every
intelijent inhabitant.
Lake Placid Club N Y Melvil Dewey
Oct. I, 1922
(58)
INDEX TO INTRODUCTION AND SIMPLER SPELING
Superior figures indicate the part of paje in ninths; i, 5 and 9 indicating top,
middle and foot: 27* means i way between top and middle of p. 37.
D C means Decimal clasificatum,
C D means Classificaiion decimdU^ the enlarjed French translation of D C.
1 1 B means Institut International de Bibliographic.
N E A means National Education Association.
S S B means Simplify d Speling Board (American).
S S S means Simplify d Speling Socyety (English).
Absurdities in speling 46\ 50*-5i'
Accession book, advantages of D C
for 22*
Accession order, for book numbers 30*
Accretion syn 37*
Adaptability of D C 23*
Aded entries 26*-27»
Adoption of D C by 1 1 B 37»
Advantages of D C 2i»-24«
Aknowlejments 42^43'
-Al dropt 50*
Alfabet, use of for final subdivisions
35'
Alfabet, perfect 46*
Alfabetic arranjement, method in C D
AlUibetic caracters, new 46^
Allyd subjects, sec;[uence i4f
.^merican Pilolojic Association, com-
mittee on key alfabet for Standard
dictionary 45*
American Library Association D C
committee 43*, 44*
Amherst college, hbrary recatalogd 23*
Analitic references 27'
Andrews, C W, indettedness to 43*
Arabic numerals, advantaj of uzing
23'* 49*~50*; argument agenst 46*
Arrangement of D C 24»-25*
Assyning numbers, directions 10*, 26^
28^
Author numbers 29*
Author tables, special 30^
Basis of 1 1 B revision 37^
Bibliografic modifications 37^39*
Bilding numbers 28'-29*
Biografy, treatment of 33*
Biscoe, W S, time numoer sistem 30*;
valuabl assistance 43*
Book numbers 2^-yii'
Books, arranjement 6*; how to find
subject of 25*
Bookstores, use of D C in 39*
Broken order, advantaj of 35'-36*
Cachtttles, use of 14*
Cards, arranjement 6*
Cam^e, Andrew, supporter of simpler
spefing 45*. 48*-49*
C}atalogs20^-2i>
C^autions, in making variations 31'
Chanjes, imauthorized, effect of 29*,
3i'. 32*
Charjing sistem, advantajes of D C for
22»-23i
Clas numbers, definition 12*; how
to assyn lo', 26*-28*; how to bild
28'-29*; how to read 24^; in name
catalog 20^; in shelflist 20*; number
of figures uzed 28^
Clases: divisions and sections 6^;
broken order 35*-36*
Clasification, labor of constructing
sistem lo*; lak of uniformity ii*;
requirements of sistem 7*; test of
skeme 11*; testing new skemes 16*,
42»
Clast catalog, arranjement 21^; objec-
tion obviated ii'; printed 21'
Close clasing 13', 26^; ilustrated by
history divisions 13*; objection and
compromize 28*; requisit for bibliog-
rafers and specialists 37*; value of
I5^i6«
Colon, meaning 38*
Conciseness, D C 8»; English 50^
Consistency in speling, not essential
50»; of S S S 47*
Consonants, new 46^
Contractions for specialists 34*-35'
Coordination, preservd in D C 13*
Copyiyt restrictions 32*
Cronolojy, use of for final subdivisions
Cupung syn 38*
Cutter numbers, advantajes 29*
Dash, meaning in C D 38^
Decimal clasification, essential fea-
ttu'e 9^; explanation of meaning 10^;
extent of use 8'-9*; future of 43'-
44*; labor of constructing 42*;
orijin and growth 7*-8*, 42*-4j';
practical test 7*; priority of its
mvention 9'; product of experts
12', 42*; simplicity 9*; speling rules
52^ 56; variations 30^36'
Decimal form of the sistem 9"
Decimalism, use of 18*- 19*
Dictionary catalog, inferiority 21*
Differences between D C and C D 37*
Digrafs 46', 46^
Divisions 6*
Duplicates, see Sale duplicates
Editions 9^
Editorship 43*
Education, methods of 48^
Education of the masses 49*
Efficiency in English, committee on 45*
Endowment of special departments
23*-24'
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DECIMAL CLASIFI CATION
English languaji caracter of 48*;
chanjes in 46»-47S 49'-5o'; 50'-5i^
conciseness in use of 50"; purpose of
4^. 58'; world languaj 48*-49*» 58*
English speling caracterized 47^
Entries, aded 26»-27»
Equality S3m, meaning 38*
Fiction^ treatment of 32^
Pilolojic associations, rules 57*-58*
Ponetic speling 47*
Form distinctions, position 15*; use
of I4«-I5*
Form divisions, uniform numbers 15^
Form syn 38*
Future of D C 43»-44*
Heds ID*; choice and arranjement 14'
Hyfen, meaning in C D 38^
Ideal in speling 45^, 46', 47^ 58*
Importance of speling reform 49*
Improvements (so-cald) of D C 31*
Inconsistencies in speling, D C rules
56»; S S B method 47^
Index 6«, 8», •, ^, 9^, io*-i2»; a diction-
arv catalog 21*; effect of chanjes in
tables 31*; essential feature of D C
9*; fulness 10*, ilustration of use 10'-
1 1*; labor of constructing 42*; plan of
25'; scope 12*; sugjestions for uzing
25*, 26*, 29»; use of blakface typ ii*
Index rerums, use of D C for 46^-41*
Index tables, appended 17*
Infinity simbol, meaning 38*
Institut International de Bibliographic,
adoption of Decimal clasification 37^;
extension of D C by 37*; obligations
to 43*
Johnson's dictionary 5o*-5i*
}ujment, exercize of 48^
uvenil Uteratiu-e, treatment 32*
Lake Placid Club Education Fotmda-
tion 43*-44*
Languaj, purpose of 49", 58"; imiversal
48*-4?^, 58»
Languaj and literattire, combinmg 34'
Languaj colections 33'-34*
Languaj syn 38*
Letter notations for chanjes 32*
Letters, new 46*
Libraries uzing D C 9*
Literature and languaj, combining 34*
Masses, education of 49*
Minor subjects, disposition of 13*
Minute clasing, see Close clasing
Mnemonics, use of i6'-i8*
Modem Languaj Association, com-
mittee on key alfabet for Standard
didumary 45'
Mony wasted by English speling 47*
Name catalog 20*
National Education Association, com-
mittee on key alfabet for Standard
diaumary 45»; 12 words 5i«, 52*
Naught, normal value of 15^; uzed for
chanjed caracter of subdivision 13',
for form distinctions 14'- 15*, for
jeneral works 6^ 12*, 14'
Naught, dubl, meaning jeneral points
of view 39'; subdivisions peculiar to a
subject 38*
Nemonics, use of 16^-1 8*
New subjects, disposition of 14^
Notation, simplicity 8*, 9*
Note books, use of D C for 41*
Note typ 1 5*
Numeration, method of 24^
Obligation, speling 49*
Order, of bibliografic simbols 39*;
of clases, broken 35'--36'; of subjects
I4«
Pamflets, advantajes of D C for 22*
Paralel libraries, treatment of 33^-34*
Parenthetic numbers, form 38*; place
Pedants rules 49*-50*
Philolojic associations, rules 57*-58*
Phonetic speling 47^
Place syn 38^
Plus syn, meaning 37* .
Points of view, jeneral, syn for 39*
Pro and con division of topics 36*
Pronouncing correctly, imposibility of
Pronunciation, variations in 46*, 47^,
48», 50»
Quotation marks, meaning 38*
Reazoning power dednd 47^-48*
Reazons for simpler speUng 47*-49*
Recataloging or reclasifying, advan-
tajes of D C in 23*
Reference library, treatment of 34*
Refinements in speUng, theoretic 58*
Reformd speling, see Speling, simpler
Relation syn 38*
Relativ Index, see Index
Relativ location 21'; advantaj of
i9*-20*, need of 19*
Revision of D C, basis of C D 37*
Sale duplicates, advantajes of D C
for 22*
School years wasted by English speling
47*. 48»
Scrapbooks, use of D C for 40*
Sections 6*, 24'-25^; subsections 6*, 25^
Separates, proposed, 4i*-42'
Sequence, of allyd subjects 14*; of
bibliografic syns 39*; of clases,
broken 35*-36«
Sets of books 20*, 27*
Seymour, May 43*-44*
Shelflist 20*; advantajes of D C for
22*
Shelvs, advantajes of D C for i9*-2o,*,
2I»
Signs, I I B skeme 37*-39*
Simbol notations for chanjes 32'
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INDEX TO INTRODUCTION AND SIMPLER SPELING
Simpler speling, see Speling, simpler
Simplifyd Speling Board, method of
46*-47»; rules 5i«. 52*-55*. supple-
mented by D C rules 56* ; supported
by Cam^e.45*; 30 words 5i«, 52*
Simplifyd SpeUng Socyety 46', 47* 1
Size, distinction by 20* j
Skool years wasted by English speling
47*, 48'
Small libraries, adaptability to 28^
Social problems, solution in education
49*
Special colections, treatment 32"-
^ 33*. 33'-34S 34* _ ,
Specialists, use of D C by 8», 34*-35*
Specialties, influence on assyning das
numbers 27*
Speling, simpler 45-^8; agreement on
need for 45^; metnodsfor attaining
45'~47*'i reazons for 47*-49*; rules
Speling correctly, imposibility of 47* •
Speling variations 45*-46*, 48*
Standard dictionaries, key alfabet
for 45»
Subject catalog, see Clast catalog
Subject Index, see Index
Subject r^erences, advantajes of D C
for 23*; see also Aded entries
Subjects, sequence of i^
Sugjestions to uzers of D C 24*-30^
Summaries 6^
Syns, 1 1 B skeme 37'-39*
TableSp index, appended 17*; of clasi-
fication, plan of i2'-i3», 24*-25*;
sugjestions for uzing 24*, 25*-28';
tentativ i6*;
30 words of S S B 51", 52*
Time numbers 30*
Time syn 38*
Time wasted by English speling ^7*, 49"
Topical indexes, use of D C tor 41*
Tuskegee Institute, speling and pro-
nunciation requirement 46^
12 words of N E A 5i«, 52*
Typ, significance of sniaU 15'
Unifonnity in dasification, how to
gain 27^; Index a gyd to 11'
United States Jeografic Board, rules
Universal languaj 48*-49*, 58*
Universality syn 38*
Uses of D C 8*
Variations practicabl in D C dasi-
fication 3o"-36'
View, jeneral points of, syn for 39*
Vowels, new 46*
Waste, see Mony wasted; Time wasted
Zero, see Naught
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I
naar BUMMABT
CLASSES
0 General works
1 Filosofy
2 Religion
3 Sociology
4 Filology
5 Natural science
6 Usefolarts
7 Fine arts
8 Literature
9 History
SECOND SUMMARY
DIVISIONS
ooo
General woiks
500 Natural science
0X0
BibUogra^r
5x0
Jaat&emattcs
oao
Library economy
530
Astronomy
030
General cyclopedias
530
Physics
040
General collections
540
Chemistxy
050
General periodicals
550
Geology
060
General societies Mnsenms
560
Paleontology
070
Journalism Newspapers
570
Btology
080
Special libraries Polygrafy
580
Botany
090
Book rarities
590
Zoology
100
Filosofy
600 Useful arts
no
Metaphysics
610
Medidn
xao
Special metaphysical topics
620
Engineering
130
Mind and body
630
Agriculture
140
Filosofic systems
640
Domestic economy
ISO
Mental faculties Psychology
650
Communication Conunerce
x6o
Logic Dialectics
660
Chemic technology
170
Ethics
670
Manufactures
x8o
Ancient filosof ers
680
Mechanic trades
X90
Modem fliosofers
690
Bilding
200
Religion
700 Fine arts
2X0
Natural theology
710
Landscape gardening
230
Bible
720
Architecture
230
Doctrinal Dogmatics Theology
730
Sculpture
240
Devotional Practical
740
Drawing Decoration Design
350
Homiletic Pastoral Parochial
750
Painting
260
Church Institutions Work
760
Engraving
270
Religious history
770
Fotografy
280
Christian churches and sects
780
Music
290
Ethnic and other religions
790
Amusements
300
Sociology
800 Literature
310
Statistics
8x0
American
320
Political science
820
English
330
Political economy
830
German
340
Law
840
French
350
Admimstration
850
Italian
360
Associations and institutions
860
Spanish
370
Education
870
Latin
380
Commerce Conmiunication
880
Greek
390
Customs Costumes Folklore
890
Minor languages
400
Filology
900 Histoxy
410
Comparativ
910
Geografy and travels
420
English
920
Biografy
430
German
930
Ancient history
440
French
940
Europe
450
Italian
950 d
AsU
460
Spanish
960 1
970 1
980 ^
Africa
470
Latin
North America
480
Greek
South America
490
Minor languages
990
Oceania and polar regions
000
TBIKD SUliliA&Y SBCTIONS
General works
limited to nong of the 9 classes
050 General periodicals
001
051
American
0Q2
003
004
005
006
Left blank for local history or biog-
rafy, etc. where some special collection
is making which is to be kept in a case
by itself, out of its regular place in the
Classification. IndiTidoals use these
numbers for personal diaries, note books,
052
053
054
055
056
English
German
French
Italian
Spanish
007
057
Slavic
008
058
Scandinavian
009
059
Minor languages
010
Bibliografy
060
General societies
on
General bibliografies
061
American
012
Of individuals
062
English
013
" special classes of authors
063
German
014
" " forms, pseudonyms, etc.
064
French
015
" " countries
065
Italian
016
" subjects
066
Spanish
017
Clast catalogs
067
Slavic
018
Author "
068
Scandinavian
019
Dictionary catalogs
069
Minor languages
020
library economy
070
Newspapers Journalism
021
Scope, usefulness and founding
071
American
022
Bildings
072
English
023
Government and servis
073
German
024
R^;ulations for readers
074
French
025
Administration Departments
075
Italian
026
Libraries on special subjects
076
Spanish
027
General libraries Reports, etc.
077
Slavic
028
Reading and aids
078
Scandinavian
029
Literary methods Laborsavers
079
Minor languages
030
General cyclopedias
080
Special libraries Polygrafy
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
038
American
Engh'sh
German
French
Italian
Spanish
Slavic
Scandinavian
081
082
083
084
085
086
087
088
Left blank to be used (if pref erd to
prefixing an initial) for general collec-
tions of Dooks whidi by terms of gift or
for other cause must be kept together.
This must be kept distinct from 040
where the indivinual boolcs are poly-
grafic, i. e. are bound pamfleta, essays,
addresses, scrap or note books, etc too
general in scope to go under any single
class. Juvenils could be put here, but
markt J
039
Minor languages
089
040
General collected essays
090
Book rarities
041
American
091
Manuscripts Autografs
042
English
092
Block books
043
German
093
Early printed Incunabula
044
French
094
Rare printing Privately printed
045
Italian
095
Rare binding
046
Spanish
096
Rare illustrations or materials
047
Slavic
097
Ownership Bookplates
048
Scandinavian
098
Prohibited Lost Imaginary
049
Minor languages
099
Other rarities Curiosa
THIRD SUHltART
SECTIONS
Philosofy
zoo
Philosofy
150
Mental faculties
lOI
UtiUty
151
Intellect
loa
Compends
152
Sense perceptions
103
Dictionaries
153
Understanding
104
Essays
154
Memory
105
Periodicals
155
Imagination
106
Societies
156
Reason Intuitiv faculty
107
Study and teaching
157
Sensibility Emotions
108
Polygrafy Maxims
158
Instincts Appetites
109
History
159
WiU
ZIO
Metaphysics
z6o
Logic Dialectics
III
Ontology
161
Inductiv
112
Methodology
162
Deductiv
"3
Cosmology
163
Assent
114
Space
164
Symbolic Algebraic
"5
Time
165
Sources of error Fallacies
116
Motion
166
Syllogism Enthymeme
117
Matter
167
Hypotheses
118
Force
168
Argument and perstiasion
119
Quantity Number
169
Analogy Correspondence
Z20
Metaphysical topics
Z70
Ethics
121
Knowledge: origin, limits
171
Theories of ethics
122
Causation Cause and effect
172
State ethics
123
Liberty and necessity
173
Family ethics
124
Teleology Final causes
174
Professional and business ethicv
125
Infinit and finite
175
Ethics of amusements
126
Consciousness Personality
176
Sexual ethics
127
Unconsciousness Automata
177
Social ethics
128
The soul
178
Temperance
129
Origin of the individual soul
179
Other ethical topics
130
Mind and body
180
Ancient philosof ers
131
Mental physiology and hygiene
181
Oriental
132
Mental derangements
182
Early Greek
133
Occultism Witchcraft Magic
183
Sophistic and Socratic
134
Mesmerism Clairvoyance
184
Platonic
135
Sleep Dreams Somnambulism
185
Aristotelian
136
Mental characteristics
186
Pyrrhonist New Platonist
137
Temperaments Personality
187
Epicurean
138
Physiognomy
188
Stoic
139
Phrenology Mental photografs
189
Early Christian and medievsL
Z4O
Philosofic systems
190
Modem philosofers
141
Idealism Transcendentalism
191
American
142
Critical philosofy
192
British
143
Intuitionalism
193
German
144
Empiricism
194
French
145
Sensationalism
195
Italian
146
Materialism Positivism
196
Spanish
147
Pantheism Monism
197
Slavic
148
Eclecticism
198
Scandinavian
149
Other philosofic systems
199
Other modem
J
THIRD SaMBfARY
SECTIONS
Religion
aoo
ReUgioQ
250
Homiletic Pastoral Parochial
aoi
Philofiofy Theories
251
Homiletics Preaching
303
Compendft
252
Sermons
303
Dictionaries
253
Pastoral visitations Evangelistic
304
Essays
254
Cleric support Celibacy
305
Periodicals
255
Brotherhoods Sisterhoods
306
Societies
256
Societies for parish work Gilds
307
Education Theologic schools
257
Parochial schools, libraries, etc.
308
Polygrafy
258
Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.
309
History of theology
259
Other ministrations and work
aio
Natural fheology
260
Church Institutions Work
311
Deism and atheism
261
Church
313
Pantheism Theosofy
262
Ecclesiastic polity
313
Creation Evolution
263
Sabbath Lord's day Sunday
314
Providenbe Theodicy Fatalism
264
Public worship Ritual
«5
Religion and science
265
Sacraments Ordinances
3l6
Evil Depravity
266
Missions Home and foren
317
Prayer
267
Associations Y M C A, etc.
318
Future life Immortality
268
Sunday schools
319
Analogies Correspondences
269
Revivals Retreats
a20
Bible
270
Religious histoxy
331
Old Testament
271
Monastic orders Monasteries
333
Historic books
272
Persecutions
333
Poetic ^
273
Heresies
334
Prophetic •
274
Europe
335
New Testament
275
Asia
336
Gospels and Acts
276
Africa
327
Epistles
277
North America
328
Apocalypse
278
South America
339
Apocrypha
279
Oceanica
330
Doctrinal Dogmatics
280
Christian churches and sects
331
God Unity Trinity
281
Primitiv and oriental
333
Christ Christology
282
Roman catholic
233
Man The fall Sin
283
Anglican and American P B
334
Salvation Soteriology
284
Continental protestant
235
Angels Devils Satan
285
Presbyterian Congregational
336
Eschatology Deth Judgment
286
Baptist Immersionist
237
Future state
287
Methodist
338
Creeds Catechisms
288
Unitarian
239
Apologetics Evidences
289
Minor Christian sects
240
Devotional Practical
290
Ethnic and other religions
241
Didactic
291
Comparativ & general mythology
342
Meditativ
292
Greek and Roman
243
Hortatory
293
Teutonic and Northern
244
Miscellany Fiction
294
Brahmanism Buddhism
245
Hymnology Religious poetry
295
Parseeism
346
ikx:lesiology Symbolism
296
Judaism
247
Sacred furniture, vessels, etc.
297
Mohammedanism
248
Personal religion Asceticism
298
Mormonism
249
Family devotions
299
Minor nonchristian religioQ0
300
30I
303
303
304
305
3o6
307
308
309
3X0
311
313
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
331
333
335
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
33a
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
THIRD SUMMARY
Sociology
Sociology 350
Philosofy Theories 351
Compends 352
Dictionaries 353
Essays 354
Periodicals 355
Societies 356
Education 357
Polygrafy 358
History of sociology 359
Statistics 360
Theory Methods 361
Population 362
Special topics 363
Europe 364
Asia 365
Africa 366
North America 367
South America 368
Oceanica 369
Political science 370
Form of state 371
Church and state 372
Internal or domestic relations 373
Suffrage Citixenship 374
Colonies and immigration 375
Slavery 376
Foren relations 377
Legislativ bodies and annals 378
Political parties 379
Political economy 380
Capital Labor Wages 381
Banks Money Credit Interest 382
Land Ownership Rights ft rent 383
Cooperation 384
Socialism and communism 385
Finanoe Public funds Taxation 386
Protection and free trade 387
Production Manufacture Prices 388
Consumption Pauperism 389
Law 390
International law 391
Constitutional law and history 392
Criminal law 393
Martial law 394
U. S. statutes and cases 395
British statutes and cases 396
Treatises: American and British 397
Canon law 39^
Foren law Roman 399
SECTIONS
Administration Army
Administration of central gov't
Local government: ctty, town
United States and state
Foren states
Army Military science
Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
Navy Naval science
Associations Institutions
Charitable
Hospitals Asylums
Political
Reformatory
Prisons Disdplin
Secret societies
Social clubs
Insurance
Other
Education
Teachers, methods, and disciplin
Elementary Kindei^rten
Intermediate
Self education and culture
Curriculuifi
Education of women
Religious, ethical and secular
Colleges and universities
Public schools State education
Commerce Communication
Domestic trade
Foren trade Consular reports
PostofiSs
Tdegraf Cable Telefone
Railroad and express
Canal & highway transportation
River and ocean transportation
City transit
Weights and mesures Metrology
Customs Popular life
Costume and care of person
Birth, home and sex customs
Treatment of ded
Public and social customs
Etiquet
Woman's position and treatment
Gipsies Nomads Outcast races
Folklore Proveibs, etc.
Customs of war
THIRD SUltlf AAY
400
401
40a
404
406
408
4<>9
4ZO
4"
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
431
423
423
424
425
426
4»7
428
429
430
431
43^
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
Phflologgr
Philosofy
Compends
Dictionaries
Sssajrs
Periodicals
Societies
Study and teaching
Polygrafy
History of language
Compaiativ
Orthografy Alfabets
Etymology
Dictionaries
Phonology
Grammar
Prosody
Inscriptions
Texts
Hieroglyllcs
Orthografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synon3rms
Grammar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
Ani^o-Saxon
Gennan
Ortiiografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synonyms
Granmiar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
jjfinor Teutonic
Orthografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synonyms
Grammar
Prosody
Dialects
School text9
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
463
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
47a
473
474
475
476
477
478
479 •
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
tacnONs
Italian
Orthografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synonyms
Grammar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
Rumansh and Walladdan
Spanish
Orthografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synonyms
Grammar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
Portuguese
Latin
Orthografy
Etymology
Dictionaries
Synon3rms
Grammar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
Minor Italic
Greek
Orthografy
Et3rmology
Dictionaries
Synonyms
Gnunmar
Prosody
Dialects
School texts
Bfinor Hellenic
Minor languages
Minor Indo-European
Semitic
Hamitic
Scythian Turanian
Eastern Asiatic
African
North American
South American
Malay-Polynesian and other
THIRD SUMMARY
SECTIONS I
Natural
science |
500
Natural science
550
Geology
501
Philosofy
551
Physical and dynamic geology
502
Compends
552
Lithology Petrografy
503
Dictionaries
553
Economic geology
504
Essays
554
Europe
505
Periodicals
555
Asia
506
Societies
556
Africa
507
Education Museoms
557
North America
508
Polygrafy
558
South America
509
History
559
Oceanica Polar regions
5X0
Mathematics
560
Paleontology
5"
Arithmetic
561
Plants
5"
Algebra
562
Invertebrates
513
Geometry Conic sections
563
Protozoa Radiates
5H
Trigonometry
564
Mollusks
515
Descriptiv geometry
565
Articulates
516
Analytic geometry Quaternions
566
Vertebrates
517
Calculus
567
Pishes Batrachia
518
568
Reptils Birds
519
Probabilities
569
Mammals
5^0
Astronomy
570
Biology Ethnology
521
Theoretic
571
Prehistoric archeology
522
Practical and spheric
572
Ethnology Anthropology
523
Descriptiv
573
Natural history of man
524
Maps and observations
574
Homologies
525
Earth
575
Evolution Species
526
Geodesy
576
Origin and b^innings of life
527
Navigation
577
Properties of living matter
528
Ephemerides
578
Microscopy
529
Chronology •
579
Collectors manuals
530
Physics
580
Botany
531
Mechanics
581
Physiologic and structural
532
Liquids Hydraulics
582
Phanerogamia
533
Gases Pneumatics
583
Dicotyledonae
534
Sotmd Acoustics
584
Monocotyledonae
535
Light Optics
585
G3rmnospermae
536
Heat
586
Cryptogamia
537
Electricity
587
Pteridophyta
538
Magnetism
588
Bryophyta
539
Molecular physics
589
Thallophyta
540
Chemistry
590
Zoology
541
Theoretic
591
Physiologic zoology
542
Practical and expenmental
592
Invertebrates
543
Analysis
593
Protozoa Radiates
544
Quail tativ
594
Mollusks
545
Quantitativ
595
Articulates
546
Inoigamc
596
Vertebrates
547
Organic
597
Fishes Batrachia
548
Crystallografy
598
Reptils Birds
549
Mineralogy
599
Mammals
THIRD SUMMARY
SECTIONS
Useful arts
6oo
Useful arts
650
Communication Commerce
6oi
Piloflofy
651
Offis equipment and methods
602
Compends
652
Writing : materials, typewriters
603
Dictionanes
653
Abbreviations Shorthand
604
Essays
654
Telegraf Cables Signals
605
Periodicals
655
Printing Publishing Copyright
606
Societies Pairs Exhibitions
656
Transportation Railroading, etc.
607
Education, schools of technology
657
Bookkeeping Accotmts
608
Patents Inventions
658
Businessmanuals Methods Tables
609
History of useful arts
659
Advertising and other topics
610
Medicin
660
Chemic technology
611
Anatomy
661
Chemicals
613
Pysiology
662
Pyrotechnics Explosivs
613
Hygiene Gymnastics Traimng
663
Beverages: wines,liquors,ales,etc.
614
Public helth
664
Foods: sugar, starch, etc.
615
Materia medica Therapeutics
665
Lights: gas, oil, candles, etc«
616
Pathology Diseases Treatment
666
CersLXxdcs: glass,clay,cement,etc.
617
Sui^gery Dentistry
667
Bleaching Dyeing Inks Paints
618
Diseases of women and children
668
Other organic chemic industries
619
Comparativ medicin Veterinary
669
Metallurgy Assaying
620
Engineermg
670
Manufactures
621
Mechanical
671
Articles made of metals
622
Mining
672
Of iron & steel; stoves, cutlery
623
Military Naval
673
Of brass and bronze; bells, etc.
624
Bridge and roof
674
Lumber & articles made of wood
625
Road and railroad
675
Lether « • lether
626
Canal
676
Paper * * paper
627
River and harbor
677
Cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc.
628
Samtary Waterworks
678
Rubber & articles made of rubber
629
Other branches
679
Celluloid and other '
630
Agriculture
680
Mechanic trades
631
Soil Fertilizers Drainage
681
Watch and instrument making
632
Pests Hindrances Blights Insects
682
Blacksmithing Horseshoeing
633
Grains Grasses Fibers Tea, etc.
683
Lock and gun making
634
Fruits Orchards Vinejrards
684
Carriage and cabinet making
635
Kitchen garden
685
Saddlery & shoemaking Trunks
636
Domestic animals
686
Bookbinding
637
Dairy: milk, butter, cheese
687
Clothesmaking ' Hats
638
Bees Silkworms
688
•
639
Fishing Trapping
689
Other trades
640
Domestic economy
690
Bilding
641
Food Cookery
691
Materials Processes Preservativs
642
Serving Entertaining
692
Plans and specifications
643
Shelter; house, home
693
Masonry Plastering, etc.
644
Heat, light, ventilation
694
Carpentry Stairbilding
645
Furnishing Decoration
695
Roofing Slating and tiling
646
Qothing Toilet
696
Plumbing Gas and steam fitting
647
Household administration
697
Heating and ventilation
648
Sanitary precautions
698
Painting Glazing Paperhanging
649
Nursery Sickroom
699
Carbilding
tAlRD SUMlf ART
SBcnoNs
Fine arts
TOO
Fine arts
750
Painting
701
Philosofy EsthetiGS
751
Materials and methods
70a
Compends
752
Color
703
Dictionaries
753
Epic Mythic Idealistic
704
BsQ^ys
754
Genre StiUlife
705
Periodicals
755
Religious Ecclesiastic
706
Societies
756
Historical Battles, etc
707
Education Study
757
Portrait
708
Art galleries
758
Landscape Marine
709
History of art
759
Various schools
7X0
Landscape ggdening
760
Engraving -
711
Public parks
761
Wood
7"
Private grounds Lawns
763
Copper Sted
713
Walks Drives
763
lithQgrafy
714
Water: fountains, lakes
764
Chromolithografy
715
Trees Hedges Shrubs
765
Line Stipple
71.6
Plants Flowers Conservatories
766
Mezzotint Aquatint
717
Arbors Seats Outlooks
767
Etching Dry point
718
Monuments Mausoleums
768
Banknote Machine
719
Cemeteries
769
Collections of engravings
720
Architectiiie
770
Photografy
731
Architectural construction
771
Photografic chemistry
723
Ancient and oriental
772
Processes: silver, etc.
723
Medieval Gothic
773
Gelatin and pigment
7«4
Modem
774
" & printer's ink Albertype
7*5
Public bildings
775
Photolithografy, etc.
7^
Ecclesiastic and rehgious
776
Photozincografy, etc
1^
Educational and scientific
777
Photoengraving Fhotodectros
72S
Residences
778
Special applications
729
Design and decoration
779
Collections of photografs
730
Sculpture
780
Music
731
Materials and methods
781
Theory
732
Ancient
782
Dramatic
733
Greek and Roman
783
Sacred
734
Medieval
784
Vocal
735
Modem
785
Orchestral
736
Carving Seals Dies Gems
786
Piano and organ
737
Numismatics Coins Medals
787
Stringd instruments
738
Pottery Porcelain
788
Wind «
739
Bronzes Bricabrac
789
Percussion and mechanical
740
Drawing Decoration
790
Amusements
741
Freehand Crayon
791
Public entertainment
742
Perspectiv
792
Theater Opera
743
Art anatomy Life school
793
Indoor amusements
744
Mathematic drawing
794
Games of skill Chess
745
Ornamental design: carpet, etc.
795
Games of chance Cards
746
Art needlework
796
Outdoor sports
747
Interior decoration
797
Boating and ball
748
Staind and iridescent glass
798
Horsemanship Racing
749
Artistic furniture
799
Pishing Hunting Shooting
THIKD SUMMAET
SECTIONS
Literature
8oo
Literature
850
Italian literature
8oi
Filosofy
851
Poetry
802
Compends
852
Drama
803
Dictionaries
853
Fiction
804
Essays
854
Essays
805
Periodicals
855
Oratory
806
Societies
856
Letters
807
Study and teaching
857
Satire Humor
808
Rhetoric Treatises
858
Miscellany
809
History
859
Rumanian and Romansh
810
American literature
860
Spanish literature
811
Poetry
861
Poetry
812
Drama
862
Drama
813
Fiction
863
Fiction
814
Essays
864
Essays
815
Oratory
865
Oratory
816
Letters
866
Letters
817
Satire Humor
867
Satire Humor
818
Miscellany
868
Miscellany
819
869
Portuguese literature
820
English literature
870
Latin literature
821
Poetry
871
Poetry
822
Drama
872
Dramatic
823
Fiction
873
Epic
824
Essays
874
• Lyric
825
Oratory
875
Oratory
826
Letters
876
Letters
827
Satire Humor
877
Satire Humor
828
Miscellany
878
Miscellany
829
Anglo-Saxon literature
879
Minor Italic literatures
830
German literature
880
Greek literature
831
Poetry
881
Poetry
832
Drama
882
Dramatic
833
Fiction
883
Epic
834
Essays
884
Lyric
835
Oratory
885
Oratory
836
Letters
886
Letters
837
Satire Humor
887
Satire Humor
838
Miscellany
888
Miscellany
839
Minor Teutonic literatures
889
Minor Hellenic literatures
840
French literature
890
Minor literatures
841
Poetry
891
Minor Indo-European
842
Drama
892
Semitic
843
Fiction
893
Hamitic
844
Essays
894
Scythian Turanian
845
Oratory
895
Eastern Asiatic
846
Letters
896
African
847
Satire Humor
897
North American
848
Miscellany
898
South American
849
Proyencal and Catalan literature
899
Malay-Polynesian and Other
THIRD SUMMARY
SBCTION& 1
History
900
History
950
Asia
90I
Pilosofy
951
China
902
Compends Cronologies
952
Japan
903
Dictionaries
953
Anbia
904
Essays
954
India
905
Periodicals
955
Persia
9o6
Societies
956
Turkey in Asia
907
Study and teaching
957
Siberia [chistan
908
Polijfrafy
958
Afghanistan Turkistan Balu-
909
Universal histories
959
Farther India
9x0
Geografy and travels
960
Africa
911
Historical
961
North Africa
912
Maps
962
Egypt Nubia
913
Antiquities
963
Abyssinia
914
Europe
964
Morocco
915
Asia
965
Algeria
916
Africa
966
North Central Africa
917
North America
967
South Central Africa
918
South America
968
South Africa
919
Oceania Polar regions
969
Madagascar Mauritius
920
Biografy
970
North America
921
Of filosofy
971
British America
922
* theology
972
Mexico Central America
923
* sociology •
973
United States
924
* filology
974
North Atlantic states
925
* science
975
South Atlantic states
926
* useful arts
976
South Central or Gulf states
927
* fine arts
977
Northeast Central or Lake *
928
* literature
978
Western or Mountain •
929
Genealogy Heraldry
979
Pacific states
930
Ancient history
980
South America
931
China
981
Brazil
932
Egypt
982
Ai^gentina Patagonia
933
Judea
983
Chile
934
India
984
Bolivia
935
Medo-Persia
985
Peru
936
Kelts
986
Colombia Panama Ecuador
937
Rome Italy
987
Venezuela
93«
Greece
988
Guiana
939
Minor countries
989
Paraguay Uruguay
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
Europe
Scotland Ireland
England Wales
Germany Austria Czecho-
slovakia Poland Hungary
France
Italy
Spain Portugal
Russia
990
991
992
993
994
995
996
997
Oceania Polar regions
Malaysia
Sunda
Australasia
Australia
New Guinea
Polynesia
Isolated ilands
948
Norway Sweden Denmark
998
Arctic r^ions
949
Minor cotmtries
999
Antarctic region?
Complete tables
including all the
SUBSECTIONS
010 Bibliografy
.1 TheoiT, utility, etc .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays .5 PeriodicalB
US Societies .7 Education, tnuning, see also 020.7; •& Polygrafy .9 History
on General bibliografies Universal catalogs
on is by Authors. If by Subjects they go in 016
Properly a catalog is of a special collection and so tells where the works may be
found. A bibliografy disregards actual location and teUs what there is, but its con-
tents can seldom be found in any one library
oza-oz6 include both bibliografies and catalogs. 0x7-0x9 is limited to catalogs of
tenexml collections
012 Of individuals
Alfabeted by subjects of bibliografies (bibliografees), not by compilers; e. g. Chaucer,
Dante, Ruskin, etc
A bibliografy oi an individual may include either works about or by the individual,
or both
Authors on whom special collections are being made (e. g. in 800) attract their
bibliografies to same number, leaving only a reference here. Other individual
bibliografies class here, unless dearly limited to some subject; e. g. artists or
musicians, bibliografy of Wagner 016.782
013 Of special classes of authors
Subdivided like the general classification, as indicated below. Lists of writings
of such classes, if limited to a special subject, class with that subject; e.g. list
of historical works by Jesuits 0x6.9. But in exceptional cases the bibliografy
of a special class of authors may be put with that class; e.g. bibliografy of
women's writings 396.58, tho 0x3 .396 would be the better number in a general
library
.0906 Writings of members of A L A
.064 « « « «. French academy
.289 " " Roman catholics
.378744 " " Harvard graduates
•9 Writings of f oren residents in a special country
Often extended to one or more generations of descendants. This i»t>videt fof
bibliografies in which nationalty, not subject, is the important idea
.91 Authors from special country
Divided like 930-999 by country of origin and farther subdivided with
o like 930-999 by country of adoption; e.g. 0x3 .9x485 bibliografy of writings
of Swedes outside Sweden, 0x3.9x485044 writings of Swedes in France,
0x3.9x48507 of Swedes in America. This groups under nuOhcr country;
e.g. gathers together all lists of works by emigrant Swedes
.930-999 Foren authors in special country
Usually preferable to .9X. Divided like 930-999 by <K>untry of adop-
tion and farther subdivided with o like 930-999 for country of origin;
e.g. 0x3.944 foren authors in France; 013.973 foren authors in U S,
0x3 ..9730485 Swedish authors in U S; 0x3.9485073 American authors in
Sweden. Ordinarily 0x3.94807 would be explicit enough; the longer
number is not advised. This groups under adopted country; e.g. gathers
under a given country all its foren authors
014 Of special forms : anonyms, pseudonyms, etc.
•z American .3 English .3 German, etc
BIBUOGRAFT
015 Of special countries
Bocdci pabUBht in the country. Pnbliahen lists, current tmHi^ti*?nt. SobdiTldsd
by ooontries Ulos 940-999; e. g. Oi5-4^> Bibliognfy of books poblisht in ltt»gi*«H, m
Loiwndes or English catalog
The history of literature, L e. belles lettres, poetry, drama. Action, etc goes, of oooxae,
with those topics in 800; but the literary history of any giren place or period covering
the writings on all subjects as well as in Uterature, is bibliogrsfy, and goes asaalty
in 015, the the literary history of some special class is 0x3
016 Of special subjects
Subdivided like the main clssstfirstion, from 000-999; e* g* oiAiAI BibUogiafy OC
bibliogrefies; 0x6.091, of manuscripts; oi6.s, of sdenoe; 0x6.94a, of ^ng"^** history,
etc.
See also nest note
Library and sale catalogs
Catalogs of any special subject, whether subject, author, or dictionary, go under it*
subject number, in 016, which is the ruling heding wherever it conflicts with another.
017-019 therefore includes only catalogs of general collections, limited to no one class
or subject
Under oi7*ox9, 4 means catalogs of books for sale, not poblidit, by booksellers. Fdr
^ubUthers catalogs see 0x5
017 Clast catalogs: systematic or logical
.1 Public .a Private .3 Auction ^ Booksellers
Class here author and subject lists bound together, as they are much of tener used to
see what has been written on some subject than iHiether a Hbrary has a certain
book
For all forms of alfabetic subject catalogs, see 019. See 016 for Bibliografles
018 Author catalogs SeeonforBibliografies
.1 Public .3 Private .3 Auction . .4 Booksellers
A volume containing both author and subject catalogs is more useful in 0X7« Fdr
auction catalogs of private libraries use ox8.a, not 0x8.3. 0x8 includes accession,
chronologic, and any other forms (except subject and dictionary) of catalogs of oq1«
lections
019 Dictionary catalogs Alfabeticoclast, etc.
.X Public .2 Private .3 Auction .4 Booksellers
020 Library economy
SUMMARY
020-025 Science and administration of librarieg in general
oax Scope, founding, supporting
oaa Bildings and grounds
033 Government and servb
024 Regulations
035 Administration
026-027 Special libraries and collections; history^
description and management
036 Libraries on special subjects
037 General libraries
02S-029 Allied subjects
03S Reading and aids
029 Literary methods
REFERENCES TO OTHER Jf ATERIAL
0x0 Bibllografj
090 Book raritiea
020.x Theory
.14 Libraxy terms, definitions, etc Discussion. For dictionaries, glossaries, etc. see 020.3
.a Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays .5 Periodicals
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
020.6 Societies, associations, dubs, conferences
.61 Official institutions; government departments
For library commissions see 021.8a
.62 Societies not under government control
.631 International associations
.63 a National "
.623 State •"
.634 Local clubs
.635 Associations of special groups
State librarians, or class in oa? . 506
Medical « « « « oa6.6xo6
Sunday school - » - oa7.8
Library dep't of N B A or class with subject in 03 z .3
•636 Mutual benefit associations
Or class in oaj .59, if preferd
.637 ALA publishing board
For library leags see oa r .3
.63 Congresses, conferences, meetings, temporary organizations
.65 Commercial establishments Library Bureau
For commercial circulars see oao.Ss
.7 Education Training Library schools
.71 Instruction, schools
Standards location, cost, etc
.711 Library schools
Use letter for each school, and if desired divide like 378 A-Z
.71a Summer schools
713 Apprentis classes Training classes
.714 Correspondence schools
.715 Library institutes
Similar to teachers institutes; local meetings with a conductor, for 01s-
cussion of practical problems
.716 Courses in colleges and universities
.717 Courses in normal and high schools
.718
.719 Private schools and instruction
.73 Research work
•73
.74 Museums, exhibits
Collections of illustrativ appliances, blanks, etc
.75
.76
.77 Special pedagogic methods
.78
.79 Competitions, prizes, traveling scholarships
•8 Polygrafy
.81 Individual polygrafy
.83 CoUectiv
.823 Extracts, maxims, anthologies
.83 Recipes
.84
.85 Commercial circulars
See also oao.65 Commercial establishments
M
.87
.88 Curiosa, anecdotes, library humor, dummy book titles
.9 History of library economy
For history of libraries both public and private see oay
Lives of librarians are clast in 930. a. To keep them with the subject use
030.9a, and for fotografs of librarians o3o.9ax. Collected lives may be sepap
rated from individual by use of the Olin booknumbers (folio wing Index)
LIBRARY ECONOMY
02I Scope, usefulness and founding of libraries
Alap scope and founding of combined libraries and museums. Support, develop
ment
.01 Arguments for libraries: purpose, benefits
Impressivness of libraries. Discussion of free public libraries is better dast
here than in 037.4
.oa Arguments against libraries: evils of libraries
For paternalism in library see oai .soi
.03 Progress and future of libraries
Reforms, improvementSt projects, plans, profesies, library ideals
.04 Ideals for special communities
e.g. what a library can do for a manufacturing community
.1 Library as a storehouse
.16 Character of material appropriate to library
•a Library as an educator; people's university
Material on private readint; is better in oaB than in oai .3
While the work of a library is nearly all educational in a broad sense, the lela*
tions of the library to special classes of the community, outside of direct educa-
tional work thru schools and home education work, ar best clast with libraries
for special classes in 027.6, or when a special subject predominates, in c»6
.201 Paternalism in library
See also 034.58 Library censorship of news. 034.674 Restriction of immoral
books, 035.317 Exclusion of immoral or il made books
.25 Library as a publisher
.26 " bookseller
.28 Work for special classes of users
Physicians, lawyers, clergymen, women, foreners, etc. See also 021.3
•3 Library in relation to schools and the young
This is mainly for relations of general public libraries to school work. Class a
library ownd by and kept at the school in 037.8. School libraries, 371.6, is
only to keep all school material together under 370. Class general work for
children with children 'a libraries in 037 .6
.31 Relations to teachers
.33 ^ " pupils
Librarian's talks to pupils, either at schoolhouses or at library, on use of
library
.33 Special libraries for schools
Specially selected from genera] library and lent to school either for dass or
general school use. Duplicates for schook
•34
.37 Work of individual libraries with schools
Alfabeted by library: e.g. accounts of work with schools by Hartford public
library under Hartford, by Osterhout library at Wilkesbarre under Osterhout
b&CIMAL CLASStPlCAtlOK
631.4 Home education
This includes all servjses or added fields of work undertaken by the library
outside the use of books. For programs, reports, etc. of home education agen-
cies, see 374.1-.9
.41 Study clubs Reading circles, etc.
.42 Conferences, conventions, institutes, etc.
.43 Lectures
For extension courses, see oai .44
.44 Extension courses Lecture study
.45 Entertainments: dramatic, musical, etc.
.46 Museums and temporary exhibits
.47 Science museums or collections
.48 Art galleries " "
.5 Library as a recreation
Serving refreshments; e. g. tea
•6 Library extension and cooperation
For work done by the state see oai .8
.61 Deliveries
See also 035.6 and oaa.t6
.62 Branches
See also oaa.15
.63 Centralization Grouping of libraries
.64 Cooperation between libraries
Cooperation in any special department is rlast with the department: e.g
intcrlibrary lending oas. 6
.65 Traveling libraries
A collection (usually af to 100 volumes) either general or on one subject,
lent to a community, library, study club or other organiaation. Book wagon
,66 House libraries
A small traveling library for use of a person or household. Originated
at New York state library for isc^ated students
.67 Home libraries
Small libraries for children, each library kept at home of some child for
use of a group, under supervision of a visitor. The libraries travel from
group to group. Originated by Boston Children's aid society
.7 Founding Developing and maintaining interest
This is mainly for starting a library, interesting people and bringing them to
the library. For most special methods of interesting those who ar alredy
readers see oas. 5 and oas. 6
.71 Personal canvass, visits and correspondence
.72 Circulars
.73 Advertizing
In newspapers, posters, street cars, etc
.74 Press Publicity
Discussion of use of newspaper colums (editorials, articles, letters, new book
lists, etc.) to secure interest
.75 Schools and teachers
.76 Churches and ministers Pulpit
.77 Literary and other organizations and institutions
.78 Lectures Public meetings and addresses
.79 Library propaganda
Societies, local or general, for encouragement and stimulation
LIBRARY BCONOMY
o2i^ Libraries and the state Library legislation
.81 State supervision
•8a Library departments or commissions
special work don* by commisaiotM ia dast by its subject. Reports of com-
missions, if largely a summary of the puUtc libraries of the state, go in oa? . 4
If important to keep all work of commissions together, class their reports
here
.83 Government aid
.831 State grants of money
.83 a Local subsidies
.84 Gifts of books
•841 Public documents, etc.
.R4a Copyright books
.85 Exchanges
See 025.366 for systems of exchanges, management, routine m individual
libraries. This number is for general exchanges by state cr central authority
.851 Local
.853 Foren
Vattemare international exchanges, Smithsonian exchanges
.86 Privileges
.861 Remitted duties Free importation
.86a Free postage Franking privilege
.863 Lower rates or special facilities Cheap librar>' post
.87
.88 State or local hindrances Politics
.89 Library legislation
General; laws for a special subject ar dast with the tubiect; e.g. law for a
library commission oai .83; law against injuring library books 024.8
.891 National legislation
.89a State *"
.893 Local legislation (county, dty or village)
.894^.899 Legislation in special countries or places
Divided like 9*40-999
.9 Support, raising fundSi etc.
For state aid separate from local help see osi . 8
.91 Taxes Appropriations Subsidies
.9 a Endowment
.93 Gifts of money or books
See also o a 1.84 Government gifts
.94 Bequests
.95 Subscriptions
.96 Lectures Fairs Entertainments, etc.
For raising money. Poi educational purposes see 0^1.43-45
.97 Membership fees
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
022
.1
.11
.12
.14
•15
.16
.^7
.2
.21
.22
.23
24
•25
.26
.27
.28
.29
31
.32
.33
•34
.341
.342
Library bildings
See alsu 727 -S Architecture For care of bilding nee 025.9
Location, site, etc.
Location with reference to field of work
Accessibility to population servd, to other libraries, educational institu-
tions, etc.
Site
With reference to space, air. light, soil, slope of ground, etc.
Provision for grc^wth New bildings
Branches
Delivery stations
Newsrooms, reading rooms, etc.
Blaterial, protection
Material: wood, brick, stone, steel, glass, etc.
Rclati\r fitness for library bildings See also 640.11 Strength of materials;
6yi Bilding materials
Fireproof construction
Protection against fires
Location and relativ efficiency of apparatus: hose, extinguishers, chemic
engins, standpipes, etc. For watchman see'os5.9. See also 614.84 Pin
protection
Library fires, burning of libraries
Insurance
Other dangers
Flood, earthquake, cyclone, war, etc.
Design Plans Construction
Alfabet plans, elevations, exteriors, general descriptions, etc. by name of
library. Use .31-. 33 only for indexing
By kind of library
Divided like oa?. Group plans for public libraries, oaa .3 14, in 3 subsections
03a.3i4i Libraries under ao,ooo, small; i.e. under this number list
plans of such libraries, but shelv them in, their alfabetic place
under oaa. 3
.314a Libraries from ao.ooo-xoo.ooo, medium
.3x43 Libraries over X 00,000, large
By subject
Divided like oa6: e.g. under oaa. 3334 list plans of law libraries so that they
may be redily referd to in oaa. 3, or in journals or reports dast elsewhere
By country
Divide like 930-999 and use like oja.3x-.3a only for reference
Design and decoration
Divided like 739 as follows:
Elevation, style
Only for general discussion; class elevation of a special library under
oaa. 3
Plan
Number, distribution and dimensions of rooms; special forms, spiral,
circular, etc. See note under oaa. 341
LIBRARY ECONOMY
o^ a .3 43 Artistic forms
.344 Painted decoration, etc.
.348 Staind glass
.349 Accessories and fixt furniture
Include paintings, statues, busts, etc. as decoration for bilding Special
library furniture, bookcases, loan desks, etc. ar 033.9
.35 Construction
Divided like 731. Class here only discussions limited to library bildings
.36
.37 Library rooms as part of other bilding
.38
.39 Remodeling old bilding
Either other bildings (churches, residences, etc.) for library purposes, or
remodeling a library to meet modem conditions
4 Storage and shelving
For fumiiriiing of private libraries see 645.63
.41 Storage
Capacity per square meter of floor, or running meter of cases: allowance for
growth
.42 Shelving round sides of room
.42 1 Wall cases
,422 Alcoves
.423 Galleries
,43 Stacks
.431 Stack rooms
Dimesions. maximum width with natural light only. Number of
rooms, one or several. Number of floors
.432 Arrangement of cases
Parallel, radial; light; open access, supervision
.433 Movable cases
.434 Ailes
Position, width
.43s Flooring of stack rooms
Solid, glass, open grating
.438 Maximum floor load
.44 Cases, tiers
.441 Material: wood, metal, glass
,442 Dimensions of case and tier, hight, length
See also 033.459 Dimensions of shelf
.443 Plan of cases
Open or closed ends and backs; x or 9 ledges
.444 Fixt or movable shelvs
.445 Quarto and folio shelving
,45 Shelvs
.451 Material
Wood, metal, glass, stone, sheet iron, skeleton steel
.452 Dimensions: length, depth, thickness; standard shelf
.453 Surface finish or covering
Paint, varnish, cloth or lether covering
,454 Shelf supports: pins, brackets
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
022.46 Cases and shelvs for large books, lying flat
Dimensions, sliding or roller shelvs, etc.
.47 Closed cases Doors: glass, screen or wood
.48 Special cases
.481 Hanging presses
.482 New-book cases
,484
.485 Cases for maps, engravings, etc.
.486 Cases for fotografs
.487 Cases for lantern slides
.5 Reading rooms
See also 092 .63 Rooms for special material
.51 General reading room Central hall
.52 Small reading rooms Study rooms
Gallery study tables. For seminar and class rooms see oss .65
•53 Reference room
.54 Standard library
.56
.57 Women's room
.58 Children's room
.6 Administration and special rooms
.61 Rooms for trustees or outside organizations
.611 For trustees
.612 " committees, commission, school board
.613
.614 For local societies
.62 Administration rooms
Divided like 035
.63 Rooms for special material
Divided like 025.17; e.g. 033.6353 Newsrooms
.64 Special collections: patents, local history, etc.
.65 Instruction rooms, etc.
,651 Lecture room or hall, theater, concert
.653 Seminar room, class room
.655 Museum
.656 Art gallery
.657 Exhibition room
.658 Fotografic and dark room
.659 Piano and music room
LIBRARY ECONOMY
02 2. (
S6
Recreation rooms
.661
Conversation room
.662
Chess room
.663
Other games
.664
Billiards
.665
Bowling
.666
Gymnasium
•67
.68
Other rooms Lavatories, etc.
For helth, comfort or convenience
.681
Entrance halls and corridors
.682
Waiting room
.683
Telefone booth or room
.684
Lunch room
.685
Coat room
.686
Toilet room, lavatories, etc.
.687
Garage, bicycle room, etc.
.69
Residence quarters
.691
Librarian
•695
Janitor
•7
Lighting
•71
Natural lighting ; windows
For architectural tide see 093.358; for staind glass see 029.348
Position of windows: sixe and number; shape. Provision for opening:
sliding, hinged or pivot sash, French casement
.72
Skylights
73
Prisms
74
75
Artificial lights: materials
751
T/amps, oil, etc.
753
Gas
753
Acetylene
754
Electricity
,76
Fixtures
.762
Portable or semiportable lights
.763
Table lights
.764
Standards
.765
Bracket lamps
.766
Chandeliers
.77
Lighting of stacks by electricity
Fixt or movable lights
.8
Heatimr and ventilation
General hygiene of library. Divided like 697
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
022.9
Fixtures, furniture, fittings
.91
General furniture
.911
Chairs
.912
Tables
913
Desks
914
Revolving cases
.9^5
Bases
916
Vertical files
See also 651.236 Offis equipment
.918
Counters
.92
Public conveniences
.921
Hatracks
.922
Umbrella stands
.923
Clocks
.924
Bulletin boards
•93
Furniture for exhibiting or using books, pictures, etc.
.931
Exhibition cases, fixt or movable
.932
Wing frames
.933
Easels
.934
Reference book holders
•935
Magazine and newspaper racks, files, etc.
.94
Appliances for getting or carrying books or messages
.941
Ladders, stepladders
.942
Book trucks
•943
Carrying trays
.944
Mechanical carriers
See also 621.867 Conveyers, Telferage
.945
Book lifts
.946
Pneumatic tubes
.947
Speaking tubes
.948
Interdepartment telefones
See also 621.3853 Intercommunicating telefones
.95
Elevators
For carrying peiBons, goods, etc. See also 621.877. Class here only dis
cussion of them for library use. For book lifts see 022.945
.96
Floor coverings
For permanent flooring see 022.356
.961
Linoleum, corticine
.962
Matting
.963
Carpets
.964
Rugs
.965
Door mats: rubber, wire, etc.
.97
.98
•99
Desk fittings, etc.
Divided like 651.465
J
LIBRARY ECONOMY
023 Government and servis Personnel
For government of special kinds of libraries see 096 and os7
•I Constitution and bylaws for governing board
Charters. Local ordinances, etc.
.3 Appointment and tenure of offisers under governing board
State or local civil servis. Special library examinations. Promotions. Pro-
bationary appointments. Temporary or limited period appointments. Ap.
pointments by executiv offiser .
.3 Governing board
Trustees, committees, directors, regents, etc.
.31 Method of selection
Election, appointment, exofficio trustees, close corporation, i.e. self perpetu-
ating body
.32 Number
•33 Qualifications
•34 Women as trustees
•35 Powers and duties
.36 Financial administration
•37
.38 Time and place of meetings
.4 Executiv Constilting librarian Library expert
For appointment see 093.3. See also 623. 5-. 9, which apply to executiv as
well as to staf
.43 Responsibilities and privileges
.5 Staf
Including all subordinate positions. For method of appointment see 033 .s
. 5 1 Qualifications
.52 Personality Character Moral and social equipment
.53 Mental equipment Natural ability
.531 General education
.53a Professional education Training
See also oao.7 Library schools
.535 Reading of librarians
.54 Physical equipment Helth Exercise
>SS Staf meetings Relations to hed
.56 Women as librarians
Including difference in salaries of men and women
-57 Worries and trials
.58 Longevity
.59 Library benefit associations
See also oao.6a6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
023.6
Daily hours Holidays and vacations
.61
Daily hours
.611
Records Record clock
.612
Punctuality Tardiness
.63
Hours for meals Lunch room
See also oa2.6 Special rooms
.63
Special work
.631
Evening
.632
Sunday
•633
Holiday
.64
Work by hour Overtime, extra he
.641
Making up lost time
.642
Payment for overtime
.643
EflFect of overstrain on employees
.644
" " on servis
•65
Holidays
.651
Weekly half holiday
.652
Legal holidays
.66
Vacations
.661
Time of year
.662
Length
.663
Continuous or in instalments
.664
Sabbatic year
.67
Absences for sickness or other causes
See also 023J641 Makms up lost time
.68
Attendance at meetings
.681
International
.682
National
.683
State
.684
Local
.7
Titles and duties
.701
Specialization Monotony CI
.702
Understudies
.71
Executiv Director
Chief or principal librarian, keeper, etc.
.72
Department, division or section heds
Librarians, sublibrarians, chiefs, heds
.73
Reference staf or faculty
Librarians of special subjects
.74
Assistants Catalogers
Change of work
LIBRARY ECONOMY
023.75 Pupil assistants, apprentises, volunteers
Paid mainly by instruction
.76 Clerical servis
.761 Stenografers
.762 Typewriters
.763 Clerks
.77 Mechanic servis
.771 Binders
.772 Electricians
•773 Carpenters
.774 Other mechanics
.78 Pages, messengers, ushers, runners
.79 Janitor servis
.791 Janitor
.792 Watchman
. 7 93 Ele vatormen
.794 Attendants, in coat room, etc,
.795 Porters and packers
.796 Cleaners, etc.
•8 Remuneration: salaries, pensions
Divided like 033.7. See 033.56 for difference between salaries of men and
women
.9 Rules for staf Codes
Made by trustees or librarian
For punctuality see 033 .61 a. For absences or sick leave see 033 .67
.91 Conversation
.92 Personal calls or work
.93 Soliciting money, subscriptions, contributions
.94 Respect and care for library property
.95 Uniforms
.96 Curtesy Indifference
See also 174 Business ethics: 177. 1 Curtesy (social ethics)
024 Rules for readers
For reference and circulating departments
•I Readers qualifications
.11 Age
.12 Residence
.13 Relations to community
Membership in society, club or institution; official position; profession, etc.
. 1 4 Responsibility
Reference, guarantor, money deposit
.15 Registration
.16 " for limited period
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
034.3 Fees Assessments Free use
.21 Membership fees
MercantU libraries, atheneums
,22 Book fees
Circulating library fees. For fines see 094.6
.23 Fees for readers card, etc.
For petty expenses to gard against wastefulness
.24
.25 Extra library fees; e. g. college library
.26 Public library fee
For subscription departments see 024.7
.27
.28 Free use
•3 Hours of opening
.31 Number of hours
.32 Time of day: morning, afternoon
.33 Evening opening
.34 All night **
.35 Intermission for meals
Closing library during lunch, dinner or supper hours
.36 Hours for reference and circulating departments
•37 Cooperation of local libraries
Agreement on hours so that some library shal always be open
•4 Days of opening or closing
41 Sunday
42 Special religious days
43 Holidays
44 Vacation, summer
45 Inventory Examination
Closing for annual examination of library
46 Special occasions
Closing for recataloging or rearrangement; public calamity, deths
47 Closing for epidemics
5 Reference use
51 Reading room rules
52 Decorum in library
Unwelcome visitors; library cranks
53 Ladies in reading room
For women's separate reading room see 099.57
54 Access to catalogs
For access to librarian see 093 .43
55 Open reference shelvs
56 Open shelvs in general
57 Restricted or selected access to shelvs
Restriction as to persons or subjects
58 Library censorship of news
Obliteration or suppression, in reading room copies, of newspaper reports
tending to lower morals; e.g. betting and racing news, reports of crime,
criminal trials. See also 091.90X Paternalism
LIBRARY ECONOMY
024.6 Home use Loans
.61 Number of books
.611 Two book system
.612 Summer vacation cards
.62 Time: 7-day books, new periodicals
.63 Delinquencies Fines
For injuries, etc, see 034.8
.64 Renewals
Extension of loans by library
.65 Relending
Lending? by borrowers
.66 . Reservations
.67 Restricted books
.671 Reference
.672 Rare or costly
.673 Medical
.674 Of immoral tendency Library inferno
See also oax.90i Paternalism
,68 Interlibrary loans
.681 International loans
•7 Special privileges
.71 Extra books Teachers cards
.72 Extra time
.73 Remission of fines Excuses
.74 Favord classes: trustees, faculty, staf
.77 Lending restricted books
,78 Subscription department
Novels and popular new books lent for fee. Extra copies for rent in oublic
(tax supported) libraries
•8 Injuries Abuses
.81 Defacements
Marks; corrections, notes and oommenta
.82 Mutilation
.83 Removal of plates, maps^ etc.
.84 . Mutilating newspapers
.85 Losses by readers ; payment
.86 Thefts
.87 Restitutions
.88
.89 Prevention of abuse
Methods of preventing injury and inducing better care of books. Pot
library leag see oa? .6
^ Other rules
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
025 Administration Departments
X
II
III
iia
"3
114
"5
116
"7
118
13
lai
133
123
134
136
137
138
139
Super vldon
025.1
Acqttidtion
.a
UtiUzation
• 3
.4
.5
.6
Preservation
.7
.8
.9
SUMMARY
Bxecutiv
Accession
Catalog
Classification
Reference
Loan
Binding
Shelf
Cace of bilding
025 is for the librarian's part. The trustees bild and furnish (oaa); make rules
for government and servis (oaj), and regulations for readers (04) : but the
administration involvs questions of its own, which, however, ar closely allied
to topics in oa 1-094 and elsewhere; e. g. the librarian must know hb side of
binding, and be able to giv proper directions and supervision, but need not know
all the details of the binder's craft (686)
Administration includes .1 Supervibion .a Acqubition .3-.6 UtiliEation
.7-4 Preservation; i. e. the librarian's duty to books b to Get, Use, Keep
Ezecutiv General supervision
Finances
See also oa3.36 Financial adminbtration of governing board
Invested funds, endowments, gifts
See also oax .9 Support
Appropriations: local or state
See also oai .8 Libraries and the sUte
Other money receivd
Pees, assessments, fines, payments for special servises and investigations,
etc.
Accounts: receits and expenses, bookkeeping
Salary payments Staf payrolls
See also oaj .8 Salaries
Expenses: fittings, supplies and incidentals
Class with a department supplies peculiar to it. their kind, quality, cost,
etc.; e.g. catalog cards with oas-J- ^or bookbuying see oas.a
Cost of preparing books for shelvs
Printing and publications
Both preparation of material and details of printing, including siae, style,
type. etc.
Blanks and forms, stationery ^
If relating to a special department class with it; e.g. bookplates in oas.a
Publications
Reports and statistics
See also oa?
Catalogs
See also 017-019. For cataloging see oas.j
Bulletins
Frequency, advertbements, etc. See also 017-019. For preparation of book
lists see 025.3; for newdpipsr publication of new book lists, see oai.74
Library magazine or paper
Duplicating by neostyle, carbon, etc.
For machines and processes see 65 a. Class here discussion of fitness for
library applications only
LIBRARY ECONOMY
025.15
Correspondeive
•»5*
Stationery
Material, weight, rise and headings
•»S2
Stcnografcrs, dictation machines
•*53
Typewriters
.154
Copiers
Roller, press, carbons, portable. See also 05 . 1 39
.156
Letter files
See 651 for methods
.17
Treatment of special material
Pbr general discussions of arrangement, care and use. Class special work under
each department: e.g. cataloging of incunabula in oas.3
.171
Manuscripts, archives and rarities
Divided like 090
.172
Pamflets
.173
Serials, documents, etc.
I
Periodicalsy magazines, etc.
a
Newspapers
3
Annual reports
4
Documents; national, state aud local
.174
Broadsides
.175
Clippings
.176
Maps and charts
177
Art material
Engravings, fotografs. drawings, lantern slides
.178
Music: scores, rolls, etc.
.179
Museum material
.18
Administration of individual libraries
Alfabet by name of library. For administratioB of special kinds of libraries
see oa6 and 027
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
.31
.211
.212
'.214
215
025.2 Accession Acquisition
SUMMARY
oas . 9 1 The library and its selection
.93 Methods of acquisition
. 93 Ordering and receiving
. 94 Accessioning
.95 Marks of ownership
. 96 Duplicate and exchange department
.29 Special material
The library and its selection
What? Proper proportion of subjects
Division of funds; endowments for special subjects: accession statisticb
Specialization by libraries
Division of subjects among local libraries. See also 021.64 Coo{»era>
tion. For collections on special subjects, economics, science, etc. sec
026
Who? Selectors of books
Trustees or trustee committee; librarian; staf committee, book board:
advisory committee from outside; experts; centra] body (bibliografic
bureau, state commission, etc.)
How? Methods of selection
Recommendations by readers; personal examination: visits to book
stores: books sent on approval: printed reviews; first selection for new
library. Want lists, books under consideration
For lists of best books, ALA catalog, annual lists, etc. see 016
For principles uf selection and choice of editions see 028.2
For selection for special classes see 027.6, 027.8, 02S.S
Buying fiction
Duplicating popular fiction; extra copies of best fiction
Rejection, exclusion, censorship
Pernicious literature: badly made books; yellow journal'-. See also
O9X.90I Paternalism
Weeding out, sifting
Separating books no longer of servis to library. For withdrawal book
see 025 . 249
Methods of acquisition
Buying new books
Local bookstore; book center, general agent; publuhers; subscription
agent; bids on special lists; foren books thru home or American agent,
thru foren agent. See also special material 095.29
Prices • Discounts
Net books. For free importation, see 021 .86 x
Buying old books
Secondhand catalogs; remainders, trade sales; dealers in old books,
bookstalls; value of old books
Auctions
For auction catalogs see 017-019
Buying libraries in block
Exchange
Gifts
Request blanks and records; gift lists; acknowledgments; privately
printed books; propagandist books
For government documents and copyright books see 021 .84
See 025 . 268 for gifts from library to library
.316
.217
.218 I
.22
.221
.222
.223
.224
.225
.226
.227
LIBRARY ECONOMY
025.23 Ordering and receiving
, For si^ts, 8e« oas . aa?; for exchanges, see oas . a66
.231 Ordering
Order slips or lists; order books or sheets: copies of orders; order Index
order numbers
.232 Examination for duplicates and verification
Misspeld names; changed titles; separates
.233 Reception and opening
Bxpress, mail, etc; frequency of shipments; 'ree delivery
.234 Checking bills
Prices and amotmts
.235 Collation
.236 Receit index
.24 Accession book
.241 Importance of record
Accession book vs shelflist, etc. "^
.242 Printed headings Items Fulness of entries
.243 Accession number: volume, work or invoice
.244 Accession stamp
.249 Withdrawal book
.25 Ownership marks
.251 Private marks
.252 Stamping
Ink, embossing, or perforating stamp. Table and foot power
.253 Book plates Plating
See also 097
.254 Library name on outside of book
Gilding or impressing name of library on back or covers
.255 Card pockets
.26 Duplicate and exchange departments
.26T Duplicates
Definition, rules and decisions, marking, stamp, plate, etc.
.262 Duplicates of institution's own publications
Either of library or larger organisation including it; e.g. duplicate Colum-
bia publications in Columbia university library; stock on hand
.263 Cataloging
.264 Arrangement
.265 Sale for cash
.266 Exchange
General exchange of publications; exchange accounts
.267 Clearing house for duplicates
See also oax.Ssa Vattemare international exchanges, Smithsonian ex-
changes
.268 Gifts to other libraries
.269 Deposits
By large libraries in small or in hospitals, prisons, etc. also deposits in
great collections by individuals or small libraries. See also oas. a 18
.29 Special material
Divided like 025.17
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
025.3 Catalog
r -
For printed catalogs themselvs, see 0x7-0x9. This is for catalogtttg
Printed, manuscript, or card; Author, subject, title, clast; Dictionary or
combined; Cooperativ rtdes; Size notation; Cooperativ cataloging;
Duplicated. titles, print or photografy; Mechanical accessories, cards,
cases and fittings, drawers, trays, blocks, checks, guides, labels
Classification
For philosofic classification of knowledge, see 112 Methodology. This is
for practical classing of books, pamflets, and notes, rather than theo-
retic speculation
On shelvs; in catalogs; in dictionary catalogs; Systems of notation, fig-
ures, letters, symbols, combined; Importance and advantages: Diffi-
culties; Close vs broad classing; Mnemonic features; Basis of division;
Coordination of special subjects
Reference Reference books Aids to readers
See 028 for general discussion of reading and aids. This is limited to
library administration
.6 Loan
See 024 for rules for readers
Indicators; Charging systems, legprsvs cards; Book cards, marks, pockets;
Call slips, readers cards; Notises, reservs; Registers; Interlibrary loans;
Mechanical accessories, slip cases, trays, tills, stamps, etc.
.7 Binding and repair
See also 686 Bookbinding
Materials, durability, tight vs spring backs, sewing, color, lettering; Paper
covers and temporary binders; Restoring, mending, cleaning, and oiling
Shelf
See also 022.9, Shelving
Arrangement; Shelf numbers; Shelf and book labels; Pixt and relativ
locations; Sizes of shelvs; Arrangement and preservation of public
documents, pamflets, papers, manuscripts, maps, drawings, and plans.
music, broadsides, clippings; Chaind books; Injuries, heat, gas, insects;
Stock taking: Shelf lists
Sliding: care, cleaningi safety Janitor Police
See 022 for bilding and fittings. This is janitor's department
LIBRARY ECONOMY
026 Libraries on special subjects
Histories, reports, staUstics, bulletins, handbooks, circulais. and every
thing about the library not more required in preceding sections. Sub-
divided by adding the class number of subject; e. g. a Medical library
is 036.61; a Chess library, 026.794; but the catalog of a chess library is
0x6.794. Blanks, etc. from any library go under subjects in 025. as more
used in studjring topics; but, if history of individual libraries is special-
ised, duplicates are also desirable under the library in OS6-7, thus mak-
ing a complete set of its publications
027 General libraries
This includes both circulating and reference: i. e. all not limited to specif)
subjects
Subdivided if wisht by countries, like 930-999; e. g. 097.744 College
libraries in Prance. Or if wisht, group all by geografic locution, using o
in 4th place to indicate no division by kinds of libraries: e. g. os 7.044
Libraries of Prance; 027.07471 Libraries of N. Y. city
A private library is still clast 097-1. after it has been sold or merged in
a public library. But a society library changed to a free public should
take 097.4 for all publications after the change
•X Private and family
•a Proprietary^ society, club and Atheneum
.a is limited to libraries that are semiprivate, requiring an election for
admission, while .3 includes all open to any one on payment of a fee. It
is the difference between a club and a hotel. .3 is for libraries run as a
business. A mercantil library, even tho it has endowments, if open with-
out individual election, goes in .3 as a subsidized public subscription
library. Many private subscription libraries go in .9
•3 Subscription Circulating
Ifudie's. Booklovers. etc.
•4 Free public Rate supported Bndowd
Public library commissions. See also 33i>S5; and 037. last note
.42 Special kinds of public libraries
General discussion of county or rural libraries, etc.
•5 State and government
•6 For special classes
Institution, prison, reformatory, asylum, blind, monastic, workmen's,
factory, railroad, sailors, lighthouse. A workmen's library of books
on engineering is 096.69, not here, as the subject is more useful than the
class of readers
•7 College, university
Por libraries of professional and technical schools see 026
•8 School Sundayschool Parish
See also 371.64 Libraries as school equipment; 091.3 Library in relation to
schools and the young
•9 Free newsrooms and reading rooms
See also 331.85
DECIMAL CLASSIPICATION
028 Reading and aids
See 374.1-.3 Self education by private reading and reading circles
.1 Methods
Tasting, skipping, reviewing, making synopses, abstracts, extractSi and
index rerums (see 029), book marking
.2 Choice of editions
Annotations, indexes, paper, type
.3 Courses of reading
Both discussion and lists of books
For sets of books representing prescribed courses for. general cuHure. e. g.
Harvard classics, see 080
.4 Fiction Novel reading
Discussion. Short selected lists may be put here, tho aU fiction lists are
better together in 016.823 (in German libraries 016.833, French libraries
016.843, etc.)
.5 Reading of young Juvenils
Both discussion and lists of books
•6 Professorships of books and reading
Lectures. Stimtdus and guidance in schools
.7 Use of reference books
•8 Aids to readers
Guidance, printed or personal. See also 028.6 and 025.5
. .9 Character of reading in libraries
029 Literary methods and laborsavers
Much in 025 and 028 belongs equally under 029 in its full meaning, but
practical convenience is best servd by referring to 025 and 028 tnsted of
repeating the heds
.1 Methods
Exact reference: standard sizes; use of colors; thought study; intercalation
or card system (see 025.3); cooperativ methods; records vs memory, etc.
See 653 Abbreviations and shorthand; 154.1 Mnemonics; 025.4 Classifi-
cation
.1 is for what one Uams how to do by an improved mgthod
.2 is for articles which one must make or buy in order to utilise. Where a
pamfiet covers both appliance and method, class with predominant feature
.3 Appliances Laborsaving tools and devices
See also 651. Most literary laborsaving devices go also under 651, Offis
equipment and methods; and are best kept together there; e. g. all offis
and study furniture, fittings and supplies, cases, bookholdexs. reading
desks, pigeonholes, files, etc. For pamflet, map, etc. cases, see 025.8; for
binders, 025.7
.3 Clippings Scrapbooks or files
See also Files, 651
.4 Notebooks, notetaking, abstractingi etc.
.5 Indexing Index rerums Printed and patent indexes
For alfabeting and transliteration see 025.3
.6 Authorship Writing for press Copy and proof
See also 655.25 Proofreading; 655.52 Relations to publishers
.7
.8
.0
J
GENERAL WORKS
030 General cyclopedias
Subdmded by ulsiag for 3d figure: i American; a English; 3 German; 4 French;
S Italian; 6 Spanish; 7 Slavic; 8 Scandinavian; 9 Other; e.g. American cyclopedias, 031
040 General collected essays
Subdivided like 030
050 General periodicals Magazines
Subdivided like 030
060 General learned societies
Subdivided by using for 3d figure: i American; 2 English; 3 German; 4 French; 5
Italian; 6 Spanish; 7 Slavic; 8 Other; e. g. Acad6mie des sciences morales et politiques,
064
Academies of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, etc. Societies on a specific subject go with that
subject; e. g. 550.6 Geologic societies. See also 360 Institutions and associations, for
filanthropic, political, social and similar organizations
069 Mttsenms
The following classification is the work of a committee of the American Association
of Museums, consisting of Laurence Vail Coleman, chairman, Edmund Otis Hovey,
Henry W Kent and Hatdd L Madison
It is now publisht tentativly, subject to revision before republication, and the topics
ar therefore not yet included in the index. It hfis been developt primarily for
museum use and many subjects ar included for which inrovisicn is made elsewhere
in the main classification. For these it is reccmmended that in general the other
number be used, e. g. for science museums 507. By those specialising on museum
material an M, a dash, or some other arbitrary sign may, if wisht for brevity, be
substituted for the basic number 069
.01 Theory
Objectivs and ideals, benefits and evils, scope and future of museums. Includes
general adaptations to a community. Also includes such matters as ' The museum
as a storehouse ', ' People's university ', etc. unless material is sufficiently q>ecific
for Museum instruction o69.i5i Collections o69'5* etc.
.01 1 General public znHiseunis
.012 National State
.013 City Local
.014 Association
.015 College University
.016 Scool Children's
.017 Private
.018 Other
.019 Musetuns on special subjects
Discussion of possible range of musetmi subjects
Subdivided like main classification; e. g. 069.0195 museums of natural science, 069.0x97
museums of art
•03 Compends
.63 Glossaries
For museum terms in general. For glossaries of special subjects see subjects
.04 Essays
On museums and museum economy in general. For essays on fpecial subjects see
subjects
.05 Periodicals Directories
For periodicals devoted to museum economy. Not to be confused witn periodicals
devoted to science, art, history etc. which, if publisht by a museum and clast in 069,
belong in 069.7, but which would as a general practis better be clast with tl|^ subjects
DECIBIAL CLASSIFICATION
069.06 Aatociatioiis CongctaMs Conferences
DiacuMion. Reports, prooeedingi etc.
.061 American .065 Italian
I American Assn of Museums .066 Spanish
.062 English .067 Slavic
.063 German .068 Scandinavian
.064 French .069 Other
Clas the reports etc. of intemationAl bodies under the number corresponding to the
location of the museum or library, if that language is regularly used in the publica-
tions ; e. g. if proceedings ar regularly publisht in English, French, German and SpMiish.
clas in an American institution in 069.061, in a French institution in 069.064. If the
vernacular is not regularly used in the proceedings, clas with the best known language
of thejEMiblication
.07 Education Teaching Training Study
.071 Training in subject matter (sciences, arts, etc.)
Courses* soools, scolanhips. Divide by subject like 069.019
.075 Training in museum economy
Museum soools. pupil assistants, apprentises, volunteers
.08 Poligrafy
.081 Individual
.082 CoUectiv
2 Extracts Maxims Antholog'es
.088 Curiosa Anecdotes Museum humor
.09 History of museums and the museum idea
Divide geograficly like 940-999. and within groups arrange alphabeticly by names of
institutions. For history of special topics see topics. Tor association publications and
discussion of association functions see o69>o6
•I Founding Educational activity Cooperation
.11 Pounding Developing and maintaining interest
May be subdivided like 021.7
.13 Reserch
For discussion of relations of museums to reserch
.121 Cooperativ reserch
.122 Joint expeditions
For disctission. Clas tecnique of expeditions in 069.49
.13 Exhibit servis
Lending collections to scools and other institutions; also giving oollectiona to
scools as a regular servis. For loan of material under fecial conditions aee
069.5(6
.14 Slide, film and lantern servis
Including loan of written lectures to accompany slides
.141 Sale Exchange
.142 Loans to general public
.143 Loans to scools
.15 Mtiseum instruction
Including lectures, dooent servis, children's hours, etc. Put here notes on
facilities for accomodating visiting classes, unless more appropriate under 069.2
»i 5 1 Information bureau
152 Lectures
Including lectures deliverd outside the museum
z Lecture bureaus
Including publications of such bureaus, unless (as preferably) dast with sub-
ject
.153 Docent servis J
J
MUSEUMS
•154
Work for children
Miscellaneous activities
z
Mttseum games
.155
Clubs
For nonprofessional organisations only
.156
Excursions
.157
Teacher training
.16
Intermuseum relations
.162
Joint membership and privileges
.163
Staf exchanges
5
Directories of experts
.165
Cooperativ exhibits
For discussion of exhibits prepared for the use of several museums in turn or
held under the joint auspices ot several museums in the same locality. For
regular circulating exhibits see 069.T3
166 Other cooperativ relations
Buying, production
Branch museums
Relations with other bodies
Relations with the public
Museums and conservatioii
Tenure of property
Clas here discussions of ownership, lease of land, etc. contracts with civil gov-
ernment for joint maintenance, etc. For Finance see 069.64
Relations with visitors
Including days and hours of opening, attendance, pay days, admission fees,etc.
Relations with members
Relations with primary and secondary scools
Clas here general statements, even tho including some material belonging under
other heds
Relations with other scools
Colleges Universities
Art scools
Industrial scools
Medical scools
Relations with zoos, aquariums, botanic gardens, etc.
Relations with business world
Relations with reserch institutions, foundations, etc.
Relations with Boy scouts. Girl scouts, etc.
Relations with
Government departments, bureaus etc.
Institutions for def ectivs Hospitals
Religious institutions
Churches, Y M C A, Y W C A, etc.
Libraries
Societies, clubs etc.
Other
.167
.17
.171
z
4
S
6
.172
.173
z
2
3
4
•174
.175
.176
.177
.178
I
a
3
4
S
.179
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.2 Bildings
Here ar clast general works on museum bildings, and works including descriptions and
pictures of a considerable number of bildings. Descriptions and pictures of an indi-
vidual museum ar best clast with the history of that museum in 069.09
.21 Location, site etc.
.211 Location, environment
With reference to accessibility, fire risk, nuisances etc.
.212 Site
Pisical conditions, orientation: ^pace, air, light, soil, slope of ground, etc.
.213 Provision for expansion
.214 Improvement of grounds and courts
.22 Materials Construction
Including preservation and repair
.221 Foundations
.222 Walls Exterior
.223 Roofs Roofing
.224 Floors Flooring Floor coverings
.225 Cielings Interior walls Wall coverings
.226 Windows Doors Gates
.227 Stairs Fire escapes
.229 Other constructions
.23 Design Decoration
.231 Elevation
.232 Plan
Including provision for growth. For allocation of museum functions in plan
of bilding see 069.34
.233 Artistic forms
.234 Painted decoration
.235 Decoration in relief
.236 Incrustation and veneering
.237 Mosaic
.238 Staind glas design
.239 Architectural accessories
Including de.orativ statuary, fountains, pools etc. For fireplaces see 069.2931
.24 Allocation of museum functions in bilding
Including discussion of kind of rooms (educational, administrativ, servis etc.)
to be reckond with, and their relativ location in a museum bilding
.241 Special rooms
May be arranged alphabetidy. Includes museum rooms in soool bildings,
libraries, etc.
.241-.279 reserved for design and construction of specific rooms, whether for
exhibits, administration or other use
.28 Reconstruction
.281 Remodeling
.282 Catastrofes Reconstruction
.29 Servis equipment
Includes machinery, fixtures and fittings
.291 Plumbing
.292 Lighting
For fixtures particularly suitable for special rooms see 069.36
MUSEUMS
069.393 Heating and ventilating
z Fireplifi68
2 StOV68
3 Hot air FtunaiCM
4 Hot water
5 Steam
6 Gas
7 Electricity
8 FJues Chimneys
9 Veatilating and humidity regulating equipment
.294 Power equipment
6 Vacuum and comprest air apparatus
.295 Elevators Dumb waiters
.296 Means of communication
z Telefones Speaking tubes
a Bells Buzzers Alarms
3 Pneumatic tubes
.297 Fire-fighting equipment : hose, sprinklers, extinguishers etc.
.298 Incinerators
.299 Other servis equipment
.3 Equipment Furnishings Supplies
For tervis eqtupment aee 069.29
.31 Exhibit cases
For other cases see purpose for which used
.311 Generalities
z Size Shape Dimensions
a Material Finish Construction Joinery
3 Covering and color for background aod floor
4 Doors Locks Devices for opening and closing
5 Shelvs Diaframs Steps Interior equipment
6. Lighting
7 Devices for moving
8 Ventilation Dust and pest proofing Humidiflcation Dessication
9 Other
.312 Horizontal cases
z Wall
2 Desk
3 Table
5 Floor
6 Desk
7 Table
.313 Vertical cases
z Wall
S Floor
8 Alcove
.314 Combination cases
z WaU
5 Floor
8 Alcove
.315 Screens Swinging frames
.316 Exhibit counters
.317 Special cases Canying cases
Clss here sll carrying cases for scool collections, etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.32 Exhibit apparatus
.321 Projection apparatus
.325 Sound apparatus
Ponograft and other sound x>roducen
.33 Furnishings Fittings
Those for general use; if for a special purpose they ar clast with the purpose,
with the special room in 069.241
.331 Furniture
I Chairs Seats Invalid chairs
Includes upholstery
a Tables Desks Counters
3 Cabinets Shelvs Racks Drawers Trays
4 Bulletin boards Sign standards Wall pockets
5 Shades Curtains Draperies
6 Lamps Lighting accessories
For illumination see 069.292
7 Ladders Hoists Cranes
8 Trucks Conveyances
9 Other
Clocks, water coolers, etc.
.332 Desk fittings
.333 Tools Implements
Clas here only tools and implements not provided for under their use, as tools
for taxidermy under 069.4444
I Cleaning and janitor's implements
•334 Storage containers Museum glasware
.34 Supplies General materials
.341 Cleaning supplies
Includes their use
I For floors
a For paint, woodwork, plaster
3 For metal
4 For glas
5 For stone
8 Insect'cides Germicides
9 Other
.342 General plant supplies
I Dry goods Uniforms
a Toilet supplies Towel servis
•343 Fuel
.344 Stationery; letter heds
For special blank forms etc. see their use
•345 Printing and book binding supplies
Including use of these materials, e. g. use of small presses, methods of binding
pamflets, etc.
MUSEUMS
069.348 Materials
For xnateriak of general usefulnen only. Clas bilding materials under 069.22
and preparation materials under the appropriate division of 069.4
z Wood Wood substitutes
2 Stone
3 Metal Hardware
4 Paper Fabric Fiber
5 Glas
6 Chemicals Fluids
8 Glues Cements Lutings
Includes formulas for preparing glues etc.
9 Other
.36 Equipment of special rooms
Includes principles of artificial lighting. 069.361 may, if wisht, be used fot
equipment of separate rooms, arranged alfabeticly by rooms like 069.241
.4 Collecting Preparing Repairing
Qas here methods, equipment and special materials. This section is for all methods
involvd in jneparing objects and specimens for exhibit, or for incorporation into a
study collection. Since the preparation of certain kinds of material is begun in the
field, it is impossible to divorce the collecting from the preparation of these. On
the other hand, much material, q)ecially in art, is collected by methods treated under
069.51 Acquisition, so that only its ' getting redy ' (restoration and repair) is induded
here. The tecnique of excavating, however, applies in part to works of art
.41 Rocks Minerals
.411 Field notes
.412 Field work
.414 Laboratory work Mounting
.42 Fossils
.421 Field notes Sketches Fotografic studies
.422 Field work
.424 Laboratory work Mounting
.43 Plants
For histologic methods see s8i'8
.431 Field notes Sketches Fotografic studies
.432 Collecting Pressing Preserving
.434 Mounting
For reproduction in wax etc. see 069.478
.44 Animals and animal tissues
For histologic methods see 591.8
.441 Invertebrates
I Field notes Sketches Fotografic studies
For sistems of filing these see 069.571 1
a Capturing Killing Preserving
3 Transporting Storing
Includes preserving fluids, etc.
4 Mounting: dry or in fluids
Includes both whole-mounts and dissections. For reproductions in wax
etc. see 069.477
.442 Nests, workings etc
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.444
Vertebrates
z
Field notes Sketches Fotognfic studies
For methods of filing theie see 069.571 z
2
Capturing Killing Preserving
3
Transporting Storing
4
Skinning Tanning Taxidermy
For reproductions in wax etc. see 069.477
.445
Nests, worldngs etc.
.446
Anatomic material
z
Field notes, etc.
Including the data of fisical anthropology
2
Fluid and jelly methods for soft tissues and embryos
Includes fixation and color restoration
3
Dry methods for soft tissues
4
Bone Skeletons Cartilage
5
Gross deariog
6
Gross staining and sectioning
7
Injection
9
Other metiiods
.45
Works of art
For general methods of excavatmg see 069.469
.452
Architecture
.453
Sculpture
z
Restoration
2
Cleaning
8
Keraimcs Glas
.454 Drawings
.455 Paintings
z Restoration
2 Repainting
3 Relining
4 Rebacking
5 Cradling
6 ^
7 Gilding
.456 Engravings
X Cleaning Washing
2 Mounting
3 Matting
-457 Textils Weaving
z Repairing
2 Cleaning
3 Mounting
.458 Wood work
5 Metal work
•459 Other
MUSEUMS
06946
Modeling Molding Casting Coloring
.461
Modeling Pattern making
I
In clay, plastOin etc.
a
In wax, paraffin etc.
3
In plaster
4
In gelatin, glue etc.
S
In celluloid
6
In glas
7
In wood
8
In papier-mich6, paper etc.
9
Other
Includinir stone (sciajpture)
.462
Molding
I
In clay, sand etc.
a
In wax, paraffin etc^
3
In plaster
4
In gelatin, glue etc.
5
6
7
In cdluloid
In wood
8
In papier-^nichi, paper etc.
9
Other
Including sulfur and metal
•463
Casting
a
In wax, paraffin etc.
3
In plaster
4
In gelatin, gjhie etc.
S
6
In celluloid
7
8
In papier-mach^, paper etc.
9
Other
Including sulfur and metal
.464
Electroplate reproduction
.465
Coloring
I
On fabric
See also 069.457
a
On wax, paraffin etc.
3
On plaster
4
On gelatin, glue etc.
5
On celluloid
6
On glas
7
On wood
8
On papier-mich6, paper etc.
9
Other
.469
Excavating
General methods
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.47 Special models construction
.471 Relief maps Panoramic models
.472 Models of settlements, Indian villages, etc.
.473 Architectural models
.474 Large scale interiors, tombs, etc.
.475 Mecanical models
.477 Animals: entire or dissected
z-4 Invertebrates
5-7 Vertebrates
8 Man
9 Isolated organs or tissues
.478 Plants
z Plant accessories for groups etc.
a Fruits, vegetables etc.
.479 Miscellaneous
z Prepared foods
.48 Background groups construction
.481 Artistic composition Layout
.482 Field work
.483 Background
z Transparent f otograflc
a Opaque f otograflc
3 Painted
.484 Foreground
See also 069.4444 Taxidermy, 069.46 Wax modeling, etc.
.487 Case and lighting
See also 069.3316 Lighting and lighting accessories
.489 Snoall-scale background groups
.49 Expeditions
.491 Camping equipment
Including its transportation
.492 Personnel
.493 Relations with nativs, gides, information about regions, etc.
Divide geograficly like 940-999: 4 Europe, 5 Asia, 6 Africa, 7 North America,
8 South America, 9 Oceania, Polar regions
.497 Protection of museum materials
I Museum pests
a Poisoning Insecticides Pestifuges
3 Fumigation
Including apparatus
4 Rust prevention
.498 Packing
General methods. For methods of packing special materials see preparation
of those materials
.5 Collections Exhibits
.51 Acquisition Disposal
.511 Policy
Including scope, specialization, proportion, adaptation to special needs, re-
QX>nsibility of certain musetmis for certain materials, etc.
.512 Manner of selection and disposal
.514 Gifts Bequests Terms of gift Acknowledgment
MUSEUMS
069.515 Purchases Sales
Dealers, sales, prices etc. May be divided alfabettcly by subject. For sale
of lantern slides see 069.141; for clerical work involvd in buying and selling
see 069.6S3; for income derived see 069.6435
516 Loans Terms of loan
Indudes loans both to and from museums. For circulating exhibits see 069.13
.518 Exchanges
Includin : material desired or offerd. For exchange of lantern slides see 069.141
.52 Records
Including blank forms, etc. used in keeping records
521 Accession record
Including all records of gifts, purchases, loans, exchanges, discards etc.
,522 Catalog of specimens and objects
523 Register of outside material
Public monuments, etc.
.53 Exhibits
General discussion, and description of special details only. For description of
special exhibits see 069.54
.531 Originals vs copies
.532 Classification and sequence of exhibits Correlation of sub-
jects
May be divided alfabetidy by subject
•533 Special exhibits
For disctission only
.534 Gross arrangement
Including arrangement of cases, aisles, etc.; distances of visability, horisontal
and vertical arrangement, etc.
.535 Installation
I Bases Pedestals
For use iether inside cases or on floor
a lastallatioii on shelvs and steps
3 Installation without shelvs
Including pins, brackets, hangers etc. For picture hanging see 069.536
4 Devices for viewing
For lenses see 578.1
5 Means to prevent fading
6 Novelties in lighting
For case lighting see 069.3116
7 Lay figures
9 Other
.536 Picture irammg Picture hanging
.537 Labels Labeling
I Format
Siw, material, color, type, ink etc.
a Data Literary style
3 Maps Charts Diagrams Pictures Transparencies
Use of these as labels
4 Tags Nmnbers Name plates
5 Gumd letters
7 Interrelation and rank of labels General labels
8 Location and attachment of labels
Including frames, bindings etc.; label pins and holders, etc.
.538 Gides Gallery leaflets
May be divided alfabetidy by subject
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.54 Collections
For data concerning matarial itself, regardless of whether exhibited or stored,
including description, catalogs, data on location of types and historic material,
thefts, forgeries, etc. May be divided atfabettdy by subject
.55 Arrangemsnt and housing of study collections
Classification, tagging, shelving eto.
.57 Filed collections and materials
Indttding all information concerning material and accessories which ordinarily
ar filed for preservation, and also data on mounts, labeling, cabinets, sistem,
records, and blank forms used in connection with this material
571 Fotograf s Prints
z Fotografs, sketches etc. as field notes
,572 Fotografic negativs
,573 Lantern slides
574 Motion picture films
575 Printing blocks
576 Maps Charts Broadsides
.577 Molds Casts
Molds and casts used in modeling, taxidermy etc. not the collections of plasters
which form part of an art collection, for whi^h see 06945
.58 Library
For construction see 069.341 and equipment 069.361. Divide in part like 020
as follows:
.581 Scope
.584 Rules Management
.585 Administration
3 Cataloging
4 Classificatioii
6 Loan sistem
.6 Administration
.61 Organization
.611 Charters Acts of incorporation Constitutions Bylaws
.614 Membership
.62 Principles Regulations Ethics
Clas here publisht codes of rules, even tbo covering different ground from that
indicated below
.621 General principles of administration
.622 Regulations and ethics for staf
.623 Regulations for members Privileges
.624 General regulations for visitors
For hours of opening see 069.1 7X5
.625 Regulations for copyists, fotografers, stud3nts etc.
.63 Personnel
.631 General considerations
See also 069.6a R^ulations
I Professional requirements
Qualifications, duties. For training of staf see 069.07. For qualifications and
duties of special position see 069.633
3 Appointment Tenure
4 Hours Vacations
May be subdivided like 023.6
6 Salaries
8 Women as museum employees
MUSEUMS
069.632 Governing board Trustees
I President
4 Other offisers
5 Electiv members
6 £x-officio "
.633 Staf
X Director Curator in charge
a Other administrativ offisers
3 Curators
4 Docents
5 Librarian
6 Preparators Artisans
7 Attendants etc.
9 Other
.634 Animals
Watch dogi, etc.
.64 Finance
See alao 069.515 Purchase and sale of specimens, etc.
.641 Value of property
Divide by subject like main classification (using i for bildings and equipment),
subdividing as minutely as desired for data regarding value of q;>ecimen6
.642 • Public support
Taxes, appropriations
.643 Other reciets and assets
1 Endowment
Inclu ing investment and income
2 Contributions Bequests
3 Lectures Fairs Entertainments
For raising money
4 Membership fees
5 Sale of publications, pictures etc.
6 Sale of other property
See also 069.5 IS
7 Privileges
E. g. rent of restaurant
8 Concessions
Tax, tarif , postal, tranqiortation
9 Other
For admission fees see 069.17 IS
.644 Disbursements Liabilities
1 Salaries Pensions
2 Purchase of specimens and objects Preparation and repair of
collections
See also 069.515
3 Construction and repair of bilding and equipment
4 Material Supplies Equipment
Fuel
5 Insurance
See also 069.641 Value of property
6 Taxes
7 Printing and publishing
9 Other
.645 Budget Accounting Bookkeeping . |
Includes time accounting I
.646 Employees welfare j
See alao 069.6441 Pensions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
069.65 Offis methods
.651 Files Filing
For files not provided for elsewhere
.652 Grafic methods
.653 Accounting
.654 Records of property
Including furniture etc. For raoordi of coUectiont tee 069.5 a
.7 Publications Publishing
For discussion concerning publication and for complete file of the institution's own
publications, also for other museum puhlicatioHS whsH dost as such^ for use as sample
publications, etc. When dealing with a special subject they ar preferably clast
under subject; e. g. museum reports in 069.09; monograf on a scientific subject, with
that division of science, etc.
.71 Authorship Editorial work
See also 029.6 and 655.5a
. 7 2 Publishing arrangements
Publishing by institution or by outside agency
.73 Multigrafing Mimeografing
.74 Distribution Mailing lists
.75 Storage
.76 Reprinting
.77 Reports
Including statistics, prospectuses, anniveriary booldstt, programs and announce-
nients
.78 Other publications
News, popular, scientific, tecnical, non-aerial, eta
JOURNALISM
070 Joamalism General newspapers
SeealsooJ9.3 Clippings Clipping bureaus
179.1 Morals of the press
333 .445 Liberty of the press (political science)
3Sx«75x Regulation of the press (government administration)
396.507 Women in journalism
655 Printing Publishing Copyright
741 C^toons Caricatures
•X Utility Theories Relations to other professions
For government relations see 070. 15
,11 Standards Ethics Influence Responsibility
General and higher view, educativ influence; for degradation of the press
see 070.16
,13 Endowd newspapers
Independence of popularity
13 Liberty of the press Censorship
Individual privacy; diplomatic secrets; seditious or anarchic influence
See also political science^33.445 Freedom of the press
. 1 4 War censorship
,15 Subservience to special interests
Use by sectarian, partisan or private interests. Government relations and
influence: subsidies. *reptil fund'
,16 Sensational or * yellow ' journalism
t - ] Fictitious news; scandals, murder and divorce trials; blackmail, bribes
18 Anonymous journals
Those with editors or place of publication unknown
.19 Other general questions
Comparison of field, importance and influence of newspaper, periodical and
book
•2 Ownership and control
.22 Newspaper names
.23 Location
.232 Metropolitan Large city
.234 Provincial Small city
.236 Rural or village
.26 Syndicates Patent insides
.3 Business management
.31 Staff and workmen
.311 Offis staff
Manager, stenografers, bookkeepers, clerks, messengers
.312 Workmen
Compositors, foundnrmen. pressmen, mechanics, laborers
•315 Hours, shifts
•3x8 newspaper strikes
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
070.32 Newspaper printing
Class here discussion of economy and other' advantages of special methods
and appliances
For mechanism and operation of newspaper presses see 655.31 Printing
presses
.321 Size of page
.322 Methods and appliances
2 Coinposition : linotype^ monotypey etc.
3 Stereotyping
4 Presses
.324 Newspaper cuts: wood, zinc line, halftone ' '
.325 Frequency of issue
Daily, semi weekly, weekly, etc.
.327 Time of issue
Morning, evening, successiv editions, extras
.328 Size of editions, number printed
.33 Distribution Circulation Sale
.331 Direct: subscription Mailing
,33a House delivery
.334 Indirect: newsboys, news agencies, etc.
Crying and peddling in streets; news stands
.336 Advertizing methods
Subdivided like 659.1 Advertizing
•337 Specialties
As means of increasing circulation. For special departments see 070.43
Regular: foren or marine news, stocks, sporting, etc.
Occasional: adoption of popular causes, tncposure of abuses, etc
.338 Other means of increasing circulation
Competitions, guessing contests, prises, fairs, lotteries, expeditions, etc.
.34 Cost of production Expenses
.341 Plant: bilding and equipment, offises
Duplicate plant. Depreciation of machinery
•343 Supplies: paper, stationery, etc.
.344 Salaries and wages
Space rates. Pay of journalists, pecuniary inducements .of Tocation.
Traveling expenses
.345 Postage: pound rates, free carriage
.348 Advertizing
Necessity and cost of advertising itself to gain circulation' and secure
advertisements. For methods see 070.336
.349
.35 Sources of income Receits
Sales, subscriptions, subsidies. For bribes see 070. 16
.36 Advertizing department
Including all business pertaining to a journal's advertismg colums. For
advertizing agencies see 659. i
.39 Foren offises
Subdivided like 940-999; e.g. N Y htrald office in Paris 070.3944
JOURNALISM
070.4 Editorial management
.41 General
Editing rules: order of departments and articles; style; newspaper diction
.42 Staff: reporters, correspondents
Organistftltofi! hours, duties. For pay see 070.344
.43 Editorial departments
.431 News
1 Sources and channels of news
Telegraf, telefone. wireless, mail, reporters, carrier pigeons, other
Utilization and precautions; conflicting news
2 Press bureaus: associated press , .
LaflTan and other news bureaus. For clippings see 039.3 under
Literary methods and labor savers
5 Foren
6 Home
7 Local
.432 Leaders, editorials
.433 Local interests
Discussion of local affairs, questions affecting schools, libraiy, public
works, etc. For local fuws department see 070.43x7
.44 Special subjects: departments and editors
.443 Financial: stocks, business, shipping, etc.
.445 Household Home Women Children
2 Cookery
4 Clothing Fashions
6 Hygiene Care of children
7 Women's clubs
8 Children's department : games, puzzles, etc. \j
.446 Recreation Sporting
.447 Art, musical and dramatic
7 Art
8 Musical
9 Dramatic
.448 Literary
X Poetry
3 Fiction
.449 Other departments
9 Religion; 3 Education; 5 Science; 8 Humor
.45 Voluntary correspondents Contributors
.47 Special editions
Sunday newspaper. Supplements. For extras see 070.337
.48 Special kinds of journals
.481 Official journals
.482 Religious
.484 For foren population
In language foren to country in which publisht
.485 Propagandist
,486 Professional and technical
.487 Humorous
.488 Literary
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
070.489 Other: amateur, etc.
070.5-.9 Form divisions
•5 Periodicals on journalism
•6 Press clnbs Conventions Expositions
.7 Study and teaching of journalism College courses
Schools Personal qtialifications for journalism
•9 History of newspapers and journalism
General History of American newspapers 071. of German journalism 073
etc. Class history of a particular journal with that journal
071-079 Newspapers of various countries
Th« sd fignfM i-^ are toad as foUowi: -
1 ^ I American 4 French 7 Slavic
a English s Italian 8 Scandinavian
3 German 6 Spanish 9 Other
In large collections use geografic divisions under t, American; s, Bnglish. etc. as
in 970 and 94&'999. Because of large sise and very general character, it is better
to keep newspapers together here than to class with local history of the placa
where publisht. They could not go on shelvs with ordinary books, and a refer •
ance is tuade as easily to them under 070 as anywhere.
GENERAL WORKS
080 Special libraries Polygrafy
For sets or ' libraries ' so constitute^! as not to be redily gjatc«rd by subjects,
and misceUaneous information; but class in 803 literary questions and answers,
even tho not alfabetic. Collections conditiond by terms of gift on beinj
kept together may be put here, but for preferable treatment of sets, see in In-
troduction, Anyning clas numbers, section i x , and Reference library. If lim-
ited to a specia! subject, treat like Phoenix library , but shelv the collection in
a block before or after the regular books on the same subject; e. g. the Doe
collection on Spanish painting, D759>6, would stand together, yet would be
where it belongd with the rest of the books on that subject.
090 Book rarities
Books about these topics, and those chiefly valuable because of their rarity,
go here. A rare early edition of Shakspere goes in 832.33 with reference from
099* 090 ia mostly used for grouping references to books located elsewhere.
See also 0x0 for bibliografy and bibliofily; 655 for xninting and publishing
091 Manuscripts Autografs
Class in 096 mss important chiefly for illumination. Photografs of mss, when
more valuable for subject matter, go with subject rather than here
For Dq>loaiatics and Paleografy, see 4I7> And under the special language,
431.7, 431.7. etc. . _^ ^
092 Block books
093 Early printed books Incunabula
Colophons
094 Rare printing
Aldinei. Bbevin, Cantons, etc. Privately printed books; unique books
095 Rare binding
Noted binders, costly ornaments, curious bindings
096 Rare illustrations or materials
Illuminated Illustrated by inserted plates Printed on vellum, silk, bark.
etc. in gold or silver letters, etc.
097 Ownership Book plates Ex libris
098 Prohibited Lost Imaginary
099 Other rarities Curiosa Minute size, etc.
Ptillosofy
100
Philosofy in general
Works limited to none of the 9 divisioni
lOI
Utility
102
Compends, outlines
103
Dictionaries Cyclopedias
104
Essays, lectures, addresses
105
Periodicals Philosofic magazines
106
Societies: transactions, etc.
107
Study and teaching of philosofy
108
Polygrafy, extracts, maxims, etc.
109
History of philosofy
IIO
Metaphysics
III
Ontology
Nature of being Substance and form
112
Methodology
Philosofic classification of knowledge Terminok)gy For book dassificatkn
see 025.4
"3
Cosmology
Philosofic theories and discussion; fur philosofy of mathematic prooeiiiM
see 5X0.Z
114
Space
"5
Time
116
Motion
117
Matter
118
Force
119 Quantity Number
PHILOSOFY
120 Other metaphysical topics
121 Theory of knowledge Origin Limits
Dout, denial, belief
122 Causation Cause and effect
123 Liberty and necessity
See also 133.7 Freedom; 234.9 Predestination; xs9 Will
124 Teleology Final causes
125 Infinit and finite
126 Consciousness Personality see aiso 233.6 Doctrin
127 Unconsciousness Automata
128 1 he soul See az8 Natural theology; 237 Future state
129 Origin of the individual soul
•I By special creation See also a 13 creation
.2 By inheritance Traduction
See 575.x Evolution; 136.3 Mental heredity; 333*3 Spiritual heredity
•3 * Pre-ezistence
^ Transmigration Palingenesis
•5 Emanation see also 147 Pantheism; aia Natural theology
130 llind and body Anthropology
Psychic research
131 Mental physiology and hygiene
New thought. For influence of mind on body, mind cure. etc. see 615.851; see also
6x2.8 Physiology of nervous system, 613.8 Hygiene of nervous system
132 Mental derangements
See also 616.8 diseases of nervous system
•I Insanity see 36a.a Asylums: 9ao.8 Lives; 616.84 Disease
•2 Idiocy See 362.3 Asylums; 920.8 Lives; 371.922 Education
•3 Hypochondria Melancholy See 6x6.85a Hysteria
•4 Catalepsy See 616.852 Hysteria
.5 Ecstatics
•6 Kleptomania and other leading to crime
•7 Dipsomania and other leading to vice
See also X78 Temperance; 6x6.86x Alcoholism
•8 Mnemonic derangements
Not knowing in one state what past in another. See also 154 Memory
133 Occultism Witchcraft Magic
•I Apparitions Ghosts
.2 Hallucinations
.3 Divination Oracles Second sight Omens Predic-
tions
•4 Witchcraft Sorcery see also 272.8 Persecutions
«5 Astrology see also 520.1 Astrology
.6 Palmistry
.7 Humbugs Quackery
•9 Spiritism Table-tipping, etc. See also a89.9 sects
134 Mesmerism Animal magnetism Clairvoy-
ance
Psychic phenomena, hypnotism
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
135 Sleep Dreams Somnambulism
136 Mental characteristics
See also 131 Mental ph3rsiology
•I As influenced by sex
See also 376.9 Mental capacity of women
•2 " ** ** physical surroundings
See also 57s. 3 Evolution; 573-4 Natural history of man
.3 " " " ancestry (kental heredity)
See also 575.1 Evolution: a33.3 Spiritual heredity; ia9.>
Origin of soul: 6x3.9a Hygiene
^ *^ ** " race Racial characteristics
See also 573 Ethnology
.5 •' " " age
See also 136.7 Childstudy
.6 " " " physical structure and conditions
.7 Childstudy Paidology
Including adolescence
.70a Methods
I Laboratory
a Home
.708 Obaenratioiit, records Albums ,
.71 Body: structure, growth, care
Limited to development period
See also 136. 3 Mental heredity 6xa.65 Growth
371.7 School hygiene 613 Hygiene
6 1 a. 64 Embryology 613.9 Heredity
.72 Mind
Limited to period of physical development
In a general library better clast in 130 and 150 with only references here
.73 Mental characteristics
Groupt by influence like X36.1-.6
.74 Children's point of view
Divided like the classification: e. g.
.7417 Ethics .7479 Games
.74a Religion .748 Literature
.75 Delineation of children
Psychology of children from authors' and artists* point of view
.757 In art
.758 In literature
.76 Abnormal children
Study of development. For methods ot instruction see 371 -9
For institutions see 36a, 364
.761 Physically defectiv
z Blind
2 Def
3 Blind-def
.762 Mentally defectiv
Divided like 13 a Mental derangements; e.g. study of idiotic children
X36.76aa
.763 Morally defectiv Delinquents
.764 Wildings
Wildings: a class of children which, having been lost or deserted. hav«
grown up away from the surroundings of children, alone or among animals.
Paidology i: 196 (July 1900)
PHILOSOPY
136.765 Exceptionals Precocity
•766 Backward children
.767 Dependents
Homeless children, a public charge, lacking ideas and associations of
children in families
.769 Other abnormal classes
.77 Boys The ' gang ' The boy problem
.79 Childhood Divided like 93c^999
.791 The child among uncivilized and semicivilized peoples
137 Personality
Temperaments, idiosyncrasy
138 Physiognomy
Expression of mentality thru the body
139 Phrenology Mental photografs, etc.
140 Philosofic systems
The beds X4»'i49*9 are for the discussion of the systems as such. . The philo*
sofic works of authors of these various schools are clast under 190, not here.
Prom these beds refer in the catalogs to authors clearly falling under them»
without attempting to label each writer as an exponent of some one system
141 Idealism Transcendentalism
e. g. Plato, see Z84.X, 888.4; Dcrkeley, see 193.3; Pichte.see 193.3; Bmexson,
see Z9 1.3* 8x4.36
142 Critical philosofy
e. g. Kant, see igj.a
143 Intuitionalism
e. g. Reid, see 192.5; McCoeh, see 191.5. See also 156 Intuitir faculty;
171. a Ethics.
144 Empiricism
e. g. Descartes, see 194. i; Bacon, see 199.1
145 Sensationalism
e. g. Locke, see 199.3
146 Materialism Positivism
e. g. Hobbes; Comte, see 194.8 Sec also i49<3 Realism
147 Pantheism Monism
e. g. Spinoza See aia Natural theology
148 Eclecticism
e. g. Cousin, see Z94.7
149 Other philosofic systems
See 3X1 Rationalism, skepticism; 214 Fatalism
•I Nominalism
•2 Realism See 146 Materialism
•3 Mysticism Sce 373.3 Heresies; 189.5 Medieval philosofy
^ Associationalism
.5 Optimism Meliorism
•6 Pessimian
e. g. Schopenhauer, see 193.9 See also sz6 Evil; 933 Doctrin of man
•7 Agnosticism
See a 73.8 Agnostic heresy
•8 mhilism
•9 Other systems
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
150 Mental faculties Psychology
For related topics, see Mental in lUlativ index following Tables
151 Intellect Capacity for knowing
.1 Genius
152 Sense Sense perceptions
See also physiology 6x2.84-88
Passiv or receptiv faculty
.1 Vision
.2 Hearing
•3 Smell
^ Taste
.5 Touch
•6 Muscular sense
1 53 Understanding
See also 612.821 Physiologic psychology
Activ or thinking faculty
•X Conception The concept or notion
•3 Association
•3 Abstraction
•4 Reflection
•5 Judgment
•6 Reasoning Induction and deduction
See also x6o Logic
154 Memory Reproductiv power
See also 132.8 Mnemonic derangements
•X Mnemonics
155 Imagination Creativ power
•X Fancy Imagiog power
156 Intuitiv faculty Reason
For reasoning, see 153.6
157 Sensibility Emotions Affections
158 Instincts Appetites
159 Will
PHILOSOFY i
i6o Logic Dialectics
See 153-6 Reasoning power. For logic of chance, see 5x9 Piotmbilities
161 Inductiv
162 Deduct! V
163 Assent Faith
See also 334.3 Doctrinal theology
164 Symbolic Algebraic
Logical machines
Logical topics
165 Sources of error Fallacies
166 Syllogism Enthymeme
167 Hypotheses
168 Argument and persuasion
169 Analogy Correspondence
See also 2x9 Natural theology
170 Ethics: theoretic and applied
liany topics in applied ethics occur also in law, specially in 343 Criminal law
See also 377.9 Ethical education.
.X .a Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays .5 Periodicals
.6 Societies; Society for ethical culture . 7 Study and teaching .8 Polygrafy
.9 History
171 Theories Philosofy of ethics
Theories d the basis of morality
•X Authority Will of God Christian
Far mice at Christian conduct see 241
•3 Intuition Moral sentiment
See also 143 Intuitionalism; 156 IntoitiY fiaealty
•3 Perfection
•4 Happiness Hedonism
•5 Utilitarianism
•6 Conscience Casuistry
•7 Evolutionary or educational
•8 Altruism
•9 Egoism
1 72 State ethics
•X Individuals and the state Duties of citizens Patriotism
See also 320 Political science
.2 Duties of public OffiserS Offidal corruption
•3 Relations to church
Duty of state as to support and inotectioa of church
See also 361.7 The church; 3aa Church and state; aja Petsecutions
•4 International ethics Peace and war
See also 341 International law
DBClllAL CLASSIFICATION
T73 Family ethics
I Marriage and divorce seeaiB0 347.6Pami]yiaw
2 Polygamy and monogamy See alao 298 Mormonism
•3 Duties of husbands and wives
.4 Infanticide
•5 Duties of parents
•6 Duties of children
,7 Home life
w8 Masters and servants see alao 647 Servants; 331 Laoof
•9
174 Professional and business ethics
•I Clergy
•2 Physicians
.3 Lawyers
4 Merchants Business men Business virtues and vices
•5 Speculation Mammonism A vans
.6 Gambling Lotteries
See also 175 below
.7 Honor, honesty Dishonesty
Compact, promis; chjcanery, trickery
•8 Employers and employd
.9
175 Ethics of amusements por amuscmmts. «oc 790
•I Public shows and diversions Rinks, circuses, etc.
•2 Theater Opera Private theatricals
.3 Dancing Balls Round dances
.4 Games of skill : bUliards, chess, etc.
•5 Games of chance: cards, dice, etc.
.6 Prize fighting Animal fighting: bull, dog, cock, et:.
•7 Racing: horse, boat, pedestrian, wheel, etc.
.8 Novel reading
.9 Betting Poolselling see 174.6
T76 Sexual ethics
.1 Chastity
•2 Celibacy See aUo as4 Celibacy of clergy
.3 Continence
.4 Solitary vice
•5 Social evil See also 258 Pari!<h care of fallen
.6 Adultery
,7 Immoral art
.8 Immoral literature
.9
PHILOSOFY
«
177 Social ethics
•I Curtesy
Sje also )9S Etiquet
.2 Conversation Gossip
See also 374-1 Self culture
•3 Truth Slander Flattery
^ Dress Display Sumptuary legislation
•5 Caste Class feeling Welth and rank
See also 394 Brahmanism. and 333-31 Nobility, welthy class
.6 Friendship Courtship Coquetry
•7 Philanthropy Humanity
•8 Solitude vs social obligations
178 Temperance Stimulants and narcotics
May be divided by form .01-. 09; see Index table a. following Relativ index
See also 132.7 Dipsomania; 331.84 Laboring classes; 613.3 Beverages; 613.8
Nervous system
.1 Use of intoxicating drinks Beer drinking Medicinal use
See also 616.861 Alcoholism; and Alcohol, Alcoholic, in Relativ index
.2 Total abstinence vs temperance
.3 Social drinking Wine at table Treating
.4 Traffic in intoxicating drinks License High license
See also 336.27 Taxation
.5 Prohibition
Including legal discussion of prohibition. See also 339.81 Prohibition party
.6 Inebriates
Discussion, reformation. For reformatories and inebriate asylums see 362.8
•7 Tobacco
•8 Opium Hashish Chloral Ether and other drugs
•9 Gluttony and other intemperance
179 Other ethical topics
•I Morals of the press Newspapers
See also Journalism, 070.11
.2 Cruelty
Societies for preventing cruelty to children and also general humane societies
covering work for both children and animals. See also 173.4 Infanticide; 331.3
Labor of children
.3 Cruelty to animals
.4 Vivisection
See also 6x4.9a Vivisection laws
•5 Oaths
•6 Heroism Bravery Cowardis
•7 Life Dueling Suicide
See also 394-8 Dueling as a custom
•8 Pride Covetousness Envy Anger Sloth Jelousy Hate
and other vices
•9 Humility Liberality Gentleness Patience Diligence
Charity Modesty, and other virtues
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
i8o
i8i
.1
a
•3
•5
.6
.7
.8
•9
.1
.3
4
•5
.6
•7
.8
-9
183
•X
.2
•3
•4
•5
.6
.7
•X
.2
185
•X
•2
•3
4
Ancient philosofers
See alto 921.9 fiiografy of ancient philoiofy
Oriental philosofers
Chinese : Confucius, Mencius
Egyptian
Jewish: kabala; Philo, Maimonides
Indian: gymnosophists
Persian Sufism
Chaldaean
Sabeism
Phenician
182 Early Greek philosofers
Ionic : Thales, Anazimander, Anaximenes
Materialistic. Things are as they seem
Italic or P]rthagorean Half idealistic
Eleatic : Xenophanes, Pannenides, Zeno, Melissus
Idealistic. Existence denied. Thought is the only reality
Heraclitus
Empedocles
Atomistic
Democritus
Anazagoras
Other early Greek
Sophistic and Socratic philosofers
Sophistic : Protagoras, Gorgias, Prodicus, Hippias
Socrates
Socratic
Cynic : Antisthenes, Diogenes, Crates, etc.
Cyrenaic : Aristippus, Hegesias, etc.
Megaric : Euclid, Eubulides, Diodorus, etc.
Elian and Eretrian : Phedo, Menedemus, etc.
184 Platonic Older Academy
Plato
Class his works preferably in 888.4. hut discussion of his philofofy htn
Speusippus
Xenociates
Aristotelian Peripatetic Lyceum
Aristotle
Class his works preferably in 888.5, but discussion of his philofofy here
Theophrastus
Eudemus
Strato
PHILOSOFY
1 86 Pyrrhonist New Platonist
•X Pynhonism Skepticism PynhOi Timon
a New Academy : Arcesilaus, Cameades, Plutarch
See 888.8 Plutarch's works
•3 Eclecticism: Cicero See87s.4
4 Alexandrian, Neo-PUtonic : Philo, Plotinus, Proclus,
Porphyry^ lamblichUS see 339.4 Apologetics; a73.i Heresies
187 Epicurean: Epicurus Lucretius s«aiso87i.i
188 Stoic
•X Zeno
•2 Cleanthes
•3 Chrysippus
4 Panaetius
.5 Posidonius
•6 Seneca see 878.S; 872.6
.7 Epictetus
•8 Marcus Aurelius
189 Early Christian and medieval philo^ofers
,X Gnosticism See 273.1 BasIUdes, Mardoa. See 973*2 Maaiebelm
.2 Patristic : TertuUian, Augustine, Clement, Origen
•3 Arabian: Avicenna, Averroes
4 Scholastic : Scotus, Aquinas, Anselm, Abelard
•5 Mystic: Reuchlin, Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus, Seryetus,
Bohme
190 Modem philosof ers
See also 93i-i to 921.8 Biografy of philosof y, or lives may be put here with works,
with references only under 920 Biografy. Philosofic works are put here, not under
the School or System to which the author may be thought to belong. See note
under 140
191 American philosof ers
These numbers may be left blank for future use or used for the well known
names among American philosofic writers given below
•X
Jonathan Edwards
1703-58
.2
Orestes A Brownson
1803-76
•3
Ralph Waldo Emerson
1803-82 See 814.36
^
Laurens P Hickock
I798-1888
•5
James McCosh
181I-94
.6
Noah Porter
181I-92
•7
Francis Bowen
181I-9O
.8
William Torrey Harris
1835-I909
.9
Other American philosofic writers
OBCUfAL CLASSIFICATION
192 British philosofers
.1
.2
.3
•4
•s
.6
.7
.8
.9
193
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
JS
•9
194
.1
.2
•3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
.9
196
197
198
199
Bacon
Locke
Berkeley
Hume
Reid
Dugald Stewart
John Stuart Mill
I 561-1626
1632-1704
1685-1753
I 71 1-76
1710-96
I 753-1828
1806-73
1820 -1903
Spencer
Other British philosofic writers
German philosofers
Leibnitz
Kant
Fichte
Schelling
Hegel
Schleiermacher
Schopenhauer
Lotze
1646-1716
I 724-1804
1762-1814
I77S-I8S4
1770-1831
I 768-1834
1788-1860
1817-82
Other German philosofic writers
French philosofers
Descartes PJ !
Malebranche^
Condillac -^*i
Rousseau
Diderot 3
Lamennais]
Cousin]
Comtej
J ^ L
I 596-1 650
1638-171J
1715-80
1712-78
1713-84
1782-1854
I 792-1867
1798-1857
Other French philosoficfwriters
Italian philosofers
Spanish philosofers
Slavic philosofers
Scandinavian philosofers
Other modern philosofers
See 144 Empiricism
See I AS SensationaUsm
See 141 Idealism
See $24*64 English essays
See 143 Intuitionalism
See Z4S Critical philosofT
See Z4I Idealism
See 149.6 Pessimism
See X44 Empiricism
See 148 Eclecticism
See 146 Positivism
The heds of 180-199 are for discussions of the systems 01 these men and for
their philosofic works not clearly belonging elsewhere, not for all their works.
Mill's Logic is z6o not 292.7, but his compUtt works bound together ate
193.7. Plato and Aristotle have individual numbers. 888.4 and .s, where
their works are more useful than in 184-5 because of their classic prominence.
Religion
200 Religion General works
201 Philosofy, theories, methods
202 Compends, outlines, systems
203 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
204 Essays, lectures, disputations, addresses
See also asa Sennona
205 Periodicals, magazines, reviews
206 Societies: transactions, reports, etc.
General conferences. Societies whose work is largely done by paid offisers, most
members merely contributing money; e. g. Pan-erangelical alliance, Bible and tract
societies. Put history, reports, etc here, but their publications of course go with
subject
207 Education: theologic seminaries, training
schools Divided like 940-999
208 Polygrafy: collected works, extracts, etc.
Many collections go under a more specific bed; e. g. a40
209 History of religion
^ General, including ecclesiastic antiquities, statistics, etc. See alto a70 for
Christian religion, and a74-a79 for Christian antiquities of special countries
210 Natural, theology
Concerns evidence in nature exclusiv of revelation, also Christian or skeptic discussioa
of specific topics (aiz-ai4, a 16-2x8). For general defense of Christian theology, see
239 Apologetics, subdivided according to kind of criticism
211 Deism and atheism
Skepticism, Infidelity. Rationalism, etc
Atheism denies existence of God. Deism accepts existence, but denies revelation
and rejects Christianity. Theism believes in a god supernaturally reveald, e. g.
Judaism, Mohammedanism, Buddhism, etc. Arguments from nature in support of
any of these views go here
See also aaz Christian theism; 339 Apologetics; a73>8 Agnostic heresy; 149.7 Agnos-
ticism
212 Pantheism TheOSOf y see 147 Panthdsm; ia9.S Origin of soul
213 Creation see na cosmology EVOlUtiOn see S7S Science
Prom religious viewpoint; attempts to harmonise C€n€sis and geology. See also
metaphysics, 113 Cosmology; and natural science, 575 Evolution
214 Providence s« «i.s Doctnn. Theodicy ^J^'^ii"
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
215 Religion and science see 239.8 Apologetic
Antagonism or recondliation between acienoe and Bible religion. Pro and con
argumentit by scientists. Bridgewater treatises. For creation, see a 13
216 Kvil Depravity see 149.6 Pessimism; 233.2 Sin
217 Prayer Prayer gage see 26m Prayer: 248 Personal reUgion
Tests of efficacy of prayer
218 Future life Immortality Eternity
See 237 Future state; 128 The soul
219 Analogies Correspondences see .!«, i6» Logic
220 Bible General works
For similar works limited to Old or New Testament, or individual books, see
specific bed below
.1 Canon Inspiration Authorship Profecy
.2 Concordances Analyses
.3 Dictionaries Cyclopedias
.4 Original texts and early versions Codices
Hedsforold and new testaments are given, as they are also used for 221 and
225
.43 Chaldee
.43 Syriac
.44 Hebrew
.45 Samaritan
.46 Other Semitic: Ethiopic, Arabic, etc.
.47 Latin, Itala, Vtilgate
.48 Greek, Septuagint Aquila, Symmachus, Theodotion
Hexapla
.49 Other early versions: Armenian, Coptic, Gothic, etc.
220.4 ^^^ 220.5 are pure texts. A Hebrew bible with commentary goes in
220.7 with reference from 220.44
.5 Versions of Bible Polyglots Divide by languages, like 400
These are translations from the original Hebrew and Greek. Translations from
other early texts go with them in 220.4; e. g. an English translation of the Syriac
goes in 220.43
.6 Hermeneutics Exegesis Symbolism Typology
•7 Commentaries on whole Bible, and annotated editions
For notes, etc. on portions of the Bible, see the most specific hed in 221-229
.8 Special topics
Divided like general Classification; e. g. natural science of the Bible in 220.85
.9 Biblical geografy and histoiy
.91 Biblical geografy, description, etc.
See 9I5-69* 913-33 Palestine
.92 Scriptural biografy
See also 922.1; 232.9 Lives of Christ
.93 Antiquities, archeology
See also 296 Jewish religion; 933 History of Tews
.94 Chronology
.95 History
See 933 Jews
RBLIGION
221 '
Old Testament: texts, introductions, etc.
Divided Uke 220; e. g. 331.7 Commentaries on Old Testament
222
Historical books
•X
Pentateuch
II
Genesis
13
Exodus
13
Leviticus
.14
Numbers
15
Deuteronomy
.i6
Decalog
.2
Joshua
*3
Judges and Ruth
4
Samuel
S
Kings
.6
Chronicles
7
Ezra
.8
Nehemiah
9
Esther
223
Poetic books
•I
Job
.2
Psafans
•3
Authorship and chronology
A
Speaal groups
Messianic; Greater Hallel; Lesser Hallel; Vesi>er psalms; Penitential, 6. 3s,
38. 51, 102, 130, 143; Hebraic five books. Psalms 1-41; 42-72; 73-89; 90*106;
107-150
.5 Liturgic use by Christians Metrical versions
See 264.038 Anglican psalter; 245 Hymnology
.6 Commentaries on psalms
.7 Proverbs
•8 Ecclesiastes
•9 ' Song of Solomon, or Canticles
224 Profetic books
•I Isaiah
•2
•3 Lamentations
•4 Ezekiel
•5 Daniel
•6 Hosea
•7 Jo«J
8 Amos
DECIBAAL CLASSIFICATION
224.9
Other minor prophets
.91
Obadiah
.92
Jonah
.93
Micah
.94
Nahum
«
95
Habakktik
.96
Zephaniah
.97
Haggai
.98
S^echariah
.99
Malachi
225 ]
^Jew Testament: texts,
Divided like aao
introductions, etc*
226
Gospels and Acts
•X
Harmonies
.2
Matthew
•3
Mark
4
Luke
•5
John
.6
Acts of the apostles
.7
Miracles
.8
Parables
•9
Lord's prayer
227
Epistles
•X
Romans
.2
Corinthians i
•3
Corinthians 2
4
Galatians
•5
Ephesians
•6
Philippians
.7
Colossians
.8
Other Pauline epistles
.81
Thessalonians i
.82
Thessalonians 2
•
.83
Timothy i
.84
Timothy 2
.85
Titus
•
.86
Philemon
.87
Hebrews
RELIGION
227*9 Catholic epistles
.91 James
.92 Peter i
.93 Peter 2
.94 John I
.95 John 2
.96 John 3
.97 Jude
228 Apocalypse
229 Apocrypha
•X Esdras i, 2
.2 Tobiti Judith, Esther
•3 Wisdom
•4 Ecclesiasticus
•5 Baruchi Epistle of Jeremy, Song of the three children
•6 Stoiy of Susanna, Histoiy of Bel and the dragon. Prayer
of Manasses
•7 Maccabees i, 2, 3, 4
•8 Pseudo gospels
•9 Apostolic epistles and canons Clementines See asi.i
230 Doctrinal Dogmatics Theology
Qmntni doctrinal worka may be rabdiTided by churches like 380-289. See alao 252^
Qaashere polexmet either offenaiv or defensiv, when distinctly doctrinal; but class
in 280 history of a sect, even if largely controversial and of a limited period. Class
controveisy about a special doctrin with its subject; e.g. controversy on the atone-
meat 232^
231 God Unity Trinity
•X God tiie Father, Creator
•2 God the Son, Redeemer
Second person of the Trinity, irrespectiv of his appearance on earth as the
historic Christ
•3 God the Holy Ghost, Giver of Life, Sanctifier
•4 Divine attributes: omniscience, omnipresence, omnipo-
tence
.5 Divine providence see also Natural theology 214
•6 Divine love and wisdom
•7 Divine law and miracles
. .8 Theodicy
Vindication of God's justis in permitting evil. See also Natural theology, 214
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
232
Christology
.1
Incarnation Messiah
.2
Logos, the Word of God
•3
Atonement
A
Sacrifice
•5
Resurrection
.6
Second coming See also 286.7 second adventi8t^
•7
Judgment
.8
Divine humanity
Divinity of the man Jesus, pro and con
.9
Lives of Christ
233
Man
.1
ThefaU
.2
Sin
•3
Moral and spiritual heredity
See also Biology. 575-1 ; Psychology. 136.3: Metaphjrsics, xag.a
•4
Accountability
•5
Natural and spiritual body
.6
Personality see also MeUphysIcs, ia6
•7
.8
Freedom see also 234.9; 123; 159
.9
234
Salvation Soteriology
• I
Grace
.2
Faitii
•3
Redemption
.4
Regeneration
•5
Repentance
.6
Obedience
.7
Justification
.8
Sanctification
.9
Predestination and freewill see also 2337: 123. iso
235
Angels Devils Satan
236
Eschatology Last things
.1
Deth
.2
•3
Millennium
A
Intermediate state Sheol Hades
.5
Purgatory
.6
Paradise Llmbus patrum
.7
Limbo Limbus infantum
.8
Resurrection
•9
Judgment see also Christology. 232.7
RELIGION
237 Future state see also Natural theology. ai8
•I Eternity
.2 Immortality
•3 Conditional immortality
4 Heven
.5 Hell Gehenna
.6 Retribution Future punishment
•7 Eternal punishment See also 289.1 UniversallsU
238 Creeds Confessions Covenants Catechisms
Divided more closely if wisht like 280-289; e. g. 238.19 Greek church
.1 Apostlesy Nicene, and Athanasian creeds
.2 Creed of Pius 4 (Trent) and later Roman
•3 Anglican 39 articles, A. D. I55I See also 264.037 Liturgy
•4 Continental protestant Lutheran Calvinist Dort
.5 Westminster Saybrook Cong'l Cambridge Savoy
.6- .9 Of other sects Divided like 286-289
239 Apologetics Evidences of Christianity
If preferd, courses of apologetic lectures may be kept together; e. g. 239.01 Hamp-
ton; .02 Boyle; .03 Hulsean; .04 Bohlen; .05 Paddock; .08 Miscellaneous. More
usefully each book is clast under the most specific hed that will contain it
See also natural theology 21 1-2 18 and doctrins 231-237 for discussion of separate
topics
•I Apostolic age
.2 Against the Jews
.3 Against the heathen
.4 Against the NeO-PlatonistS See 273.1 Gnoatlc heresy
.5 Against the English and Scotch deists see an Deism
.6 Against the French encyclopedists
.7 Against the rationalists
See 211 Natural theology; 273.8 Agnostic heresy; 149.7 Agnosticism
•8 Against the scientists Por nonchrlstlan view, see 215
•9 other special denials
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
240 Devotional Practical
241 Didactic
Specifying the Christian's duty to do and to avoid For Catechisms tee 338
242 Meditativ, contemplativ
Consolatory. See also 248 Personal religion
•I Thomas ^ Eempis
243 Hortatory, evangelistic
Urging sinners to Christian repentance
244 Miscellany: religious novels, Sunday school
books, allegories, satires, etc.
But class Bunyan in 823.43 because of his literary prominence
245 Hymnology Religious poetry
Hymns without music. For hymns with music see 783.9
Divided by languages, like 800, and then by churches, like 380, if denomination ia
clearly markt
See also 333.5 Psalms; 364.038 Psalter
246 Ecclesiology Symbolism Religious art
346-7 cover religious bearings. For art side see 700
•I Byzantine and Gothic ecclesiology
See 733 Medieval architecture; 726 Religious architecture
.2 Primitiv church and heathen art
.3 Images in churches Iconoclasts
4 Protestantism and religious art
.5 Emblematic and cryptografic art: catacomb symbols
•6 Lituiigic symbolism: altar, colors, lights
See also 364 .Public worship
•7 Evangelistic use of music and art, pictorial and plastic:
Delia Robbias
•8 Eucharistic music : Ambrose, Gregory the Great Later
development See alao 783 Sacred music; 364.3 Public worship
247 Sacred furniture Vestments Vessels Orna-
ments, etc.
•X Font Baptisteiy Lectern Pulpit
•2 Tabernacle Rood screen Reredos
•3 Sculpture and mortuary design
See 718 Monuments; 7*6.8 Mortuary bildings; 730 Sculpture
4 Illumination Mosaics Enamels Staind glass
See also 745 Ornamental design; 748 Staind glass
•5 Fresco and religious painting see also 750 Painting
•6 Pallium Miter Crozier Ring
•7 Vestments and altar cloths
•8 Eucharistic vessels See also 265.3 sacraments
•9 Ornaments, etc: crucifix, banners, thurible, incense
RBUGION
248 Personal religion Asceticism
See also a 73*2 Aioetic heresy
249 Family devotions see 264 puwic worship
250 HomHetic Pastoral Parochial
25 1 Homiletics Preaching see 264.6 pubuc worship
Divided like as^, for matter about special kinds of sermons
252 Sermons
When too varied for any of the subheds . 1-.9. niay be divided with .0 by churches
and sects, like a8o; e. g. protestant episcopal sermons 352.03, but a collection of
bishop's addresses 252. x. Sermons on q>ecific topics ar more useful, like other
pamflets, clast with the topics, e. g. a sermon on family devotions is 249. not 252.4;
on strikes, 331.89. Tho the 9 heds below ar for collections and cross references,
they may be used for separate sermons if preferd
.1 Episcopal charges Pastorals
•2 Controversial Polemic
•3 Doctrinal Dogmatic See also 230 Dogmatics
4 Practical Devotional
.5 Academic Educational see also 378.7 Baccalaureates
•6 Political Public occasions and duties
Thank^ving and Past day
.7 Consecration Ordination Installation
See also 265.4 Ordination; 265.9 Consecration; 262.16 Orders
•8 Expository
•9 Memorial Obituary Biografic Historical
Memorial of a special church goes with that church in 280. Set also 920 Biograf y
253 Pastoral visitations, evangelistic
254 Cleric support Celibacy
See also 176.2 Sexual ethics; 248 Asceticism; 6x3.89 Hygiene
255 Brotherhoods Sisterhoods
In the parish. For Monastic orders, see 271
256 Societies for parish work: gilds, sodalities
Local societies. Discussion of desirability of such work. For general societies
see ao6 and 267
257 Parochial schools Libraries, etc.
See alio 377<S Education; oa7.< Pariih Ubnito*
258 Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.
Sm 26S.S Ministry of sick; 176.5 Social aril
259 Other ministrations and work
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
260
261
Chttrch Instittttions and work
•I
•2
•3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
.9
262
.1
.11
.12
•13
.14
•15
.16
.17
.18
.19
.2
.3
.5
.6
.7
.8
263
•I
•2
•3
4
.5
.6
.8
The church
Its influence on morals, civilisation, etc.
classes, etc.
Relation to social questions, laboring
Church vs barbarism
Church and morals
Church and intellectual development
Church and civilization
Church and civil government
See X72.3 State ethics; 323 Church and state
National churches vs organic unity
Ecclesiastic polity
Ministry
Apostolic succession
Episcopate
Papacy Primacy
Priest Presbjrter
Deacon Deaconess
Orders Ordination
Episcopal
Presbjrterian
Congregational
Parish Congregation
See also 377.8 Educatu n
Papal supremacy; infallibility, x8 July 1870
Minister Lay ministry
Evangelist
See 265.4 Sacraments; 252.7 Sermons
^ See 250 for Parochial work
See Diocese Cathedral system
Council Synod Presbytery Congregation Convention
Polity only, here. Proceedings go with churches, 281-9
General or ecumenic council see also 270.2
Canons Decrees
Traditions
Authority Church and ministerial Private judgment
Disciplin Courts . Trials For canon law see 348
Sabbath Lord's day Sunday
Hebraic sabbath
Modem sabbath Seventh day
Lord's day Christian Sunday
Sunday observance
Work
Amusement
Opening libraries and museums
See also 024.4 Library rules
Sunday laws
RBLIGION
264 Public worship Divine servis Ritual
Prayer books. See also 246 Bcclesiology; 247 Sacred furniture. General works
are divided with .0 by churches like aSo; e. g. Roman catholic prayer book
264 03 Under various churches the servises may be further divided, as e. g.
.03 Anglican and American P. E. ritual
.03 1 Calendar Festivals and fasts See also 5296 Chronotegy
.032 Lectionary and rubrics
.033 Morning prayer Litany
.034 Evening prayer Vespers Compline
.035 Sacraments, ordinances, and servises See also 26s Sacraments
.036 Collects, epistles and gospels
.037 Ordinal Articles Creeds See also 23S.3 Creeds, doetriot
.038 Psalter and other See 223.5 Psalms; 24s Hymnology
.039 History of successiv prayerbooks
.1 Prayer Extempore Liturgic
See also 248-349 Private and family prayer
.2 Music Singing Instrumental Praise meeting
See also 783 Sacred music, 246.7, 246.8 Bcclesiology
.3 Scripture readings
4 Antiphonal or responsiv readings
.5 Confessions of faith Creeds see auo 238 creeds
.6 Sennons Exhortations Instructions
See also 251 and 252 Preaching and sermons
.7 Prayer and conference meetings
.8 Class and covenant meetings Love feasts
.9 SacramentalS see also 265 sacraments
265 Sacraments Ordinances
.1 Baptism
.2 Confirmation Church fellowship
•3 Eucharist Holy commtmion Sacrifice
•4 Holy orders Ordination See also 262.16 Ministry; 252.7 Semons
•5 Marriage See also 173 Ethics of the family
.6 Penance Confession Absolution
.7 Extreme unction Viaticum
.8 Ministry of sick and ded : faith cure, healing, burial
•9 Consecration Dedication See 262.16 Ordlnation*. 252.7 sermons
266 Missions: home and foren
Subdivided by churches, like 280. See also 269 Parish missions; 377.6 Missionary
schools
Missions in special countries or places covering the work of several sects go under
the geo^raficly divided Religious history 274-279. The mission of a single sect in a
special country or place goes with the history of the sect in 282-289
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
267 Associations
•I
.11
.15
267.2
.21
.22
•23
.231
.232
•233
May be divided by countries like 940-^)99
•234-.239
.24
.241
,242-
.31
.3"
.312
.313
.314
.315
.316
•317
.318
.319
•32
.321
.322
.323
.324
.325
.326
.327
.328
.329
General aodeties demanding of members activ personal work. For local aodetiea,
•ee 256. For Bible, tract, and similar general societies see 206
Religious societies of both men and women
U. S. Christian commission
Salvation army
Religious societies of men
For Y. M. C. A. see 267 -3; missionary societies. 266; ministerial education societiea
207; Bible societies, 206
17th century or eariier
1 8th century
19th century; interdenominational and undenominational
In educational institutions
Divided like 940-99- If preferd, cancel .231 and put all together in .234-9.
For work of Y. M. C. A. see 267.361
Nasmith societies
Young men's Christian unions; i. e. not "evangelic,"
etc.
Others Divided like 940-99
19th century; denominational
In educational institutions
Divided like 282-289. If preferd, cancel .241 and put all together in
.242-9. For work of Y. M. C. A. sec 267.361
.249 Others Divided Uke 282-289
Young Men's Christian associations
Activ membership confined to members of " evangelic '* churches
To shorten the number, X may be used for 267.3 thruout; i. e. X 19 would meaa
" Work in small towns "
Objects, field and extension
Need and objects
Limits: for and b/ young men and distinctivly religious
Relation to the church
International work
National work
State work
District work
Work in towns able to support a general secretary
Work in small towns
BildingS See also library bildings 022
Location Provision for growth
Materials and protection against fire
Plans Number, size and arrangement of rooms
Reception, social rooms and parlors
.Library Reading, lecture, and class rooms See 022
Administration and special rooms Boys* rooms
Physical culture rooms
Lighting, heating, and ventilation
Fixtures, furniture, and fittings
Methods only.
For history , reports
and periodicals see
267.39; for secre-
taries see 267.341
♦ RELIGION
367.33 Organization
.331 Incorporation Constitution and bylaws
•332 Branches and suborganizations Indading women's work for young men
•3o3 Managers Offisers serving without pay
1 Trustees (in charge of real esUte)
2 Directors
3 President
4 Treasurer
5 Recording secretary
6 Executiv or corresponding secretary
.334 Standing committees
1 Importance; enlistment and composition
2 Principles and methods of organization
3 Names and duties See also Department work. 267.3s
•335 Membership
1 Membership committee
2 Classes of membership
3 Securing and retaining members
4 Development of activ members
5 Associate membership and its relations
For members' meeting see Social work, 267 .3544
•34 Salaried offisers: duties, qualifications, training
.341 General secretary and assistants
Including international and state secretaries. See also 267.314' 3 16
1 • Offis and work
2 Qualifications
3 Relationship
31 To churches and pastors
33 To offisers, directors, and committees
33 To other employees
34 To the members
35 To the religiouB work
36 To the buainess communis
37 To fellow secretaries
4 Personal hints
41 Considering a call and beginning work
42 Spfritoal and intellectual growth and helth
43 OlBs work, system, and economy
44 Personal appearance and conrersation
45 Ladies* company
46 " SecretariaUsm **
.342 Librarian and assistants
May be divided like 267.341 > See also Library administration, oas and
267.3532
.343 Physical director and assistants
May be divided like 267.341. See also 267.3S5 &nd 6x3 7 ^
.344 Other salaried offisers
•345 Training; need and methods, demand and supply
.346 Training schools
.347 Training by apprentisship
.348 Institutes
.349 Conferences
Methods only; for reports see 267.39
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATON
367.35
Local work by departments
.351
Businass department
I
Finance committee
2
Annual budget
3
Endowments and other sources of income
4
Solicitation, collection and disbursement
5
Financial bookkeeping
6
Debt, taxes, etc.
7
Records and statistics
8
Advertizing, including anniversaries and parlor conferences
9
Printed matter including bulletin, prospectus, etc.
^52
Religious department
I
Committees
2
Individual Bible study Methods and helps
3
Bible classes
4
Training classes Personal work
5
Bible readings Song servises
6
Evangelistic meetings
7
Social religious meetings
8
Other meetings in the rooms
9
Work outside the rooms
In public institutions, sermons to young men, distribution of religioui
papers, invitations, etc.
.^53
Educational department
I
Committees
2
Library See 267.342 and 02s
3
Reading room
4
Classes
5
Lectures and talks
6
Literary societies
354
Social department
I
Committees
2
Reception committee
3
Social rooms and fittings See 267.32
4
Receptions Socials Entertainments
5
Music
6
Amusements Including games of skill See also 794
355
Physical department
I
Committees
2
Aim and benefit of department
For Physical director see 267.343; Equipment, methods, etc. 613.7
356
Information, relief, etc. department
I
Boarding house bureaus
2
Employment bureau
3
Savings bureau
4
Visitation of sick
5
Destitute young men
357
Boys department
I
Committees
2
Religious work
3
Educational work
4
Social work
5
Physical work
6
Information, relief, etc.
.358
«
•.^59 Janitor's department: bilding; care, cleaning, safety Police
Reports, etc. of international college and
railroad work go in 367.361 -.36a
RELIGION
367.36 Work among speciAl classes
Y. M. C. A. only; other religiocu aocietiee of men go in 267.2
.361 Collie and school
1 History and methods in general
2 International reports including Northfield meetings
3 International periodicals
For state and sectional reports and periodicals see 367.39
.362 Railroad employees
1 History and methods in general
2 International reports
.363 Commercial travelers
.364 Foren-speaking
Divided Uke 400; e. g. 3 German, 4 French, 5 Italian, etc.
.365 Negroes
.366 American Indians
.367 Soldiers U. S. Christian commission. 267. ix
.368 Sailors
.369 Other Policemen, firemen, fishermen, lumbermen, mutes, etc.
.39 History, reports, periodicals, etc. For methods see 267.314-.319
.391 International history
.392 International reports, etc.
1 Reports
2 Other pamflets
•393 International periodicals international college periodicals, 267.3613
•394--399 Special countries Divided like 940-990
4 Religious societies of women
41
.43 19th century; interdenominational and undenominational
•43 i
.432 Women's Christian associations
Divided like 267.3. To shorten the number, W may be nsed for 267.43a
thruout; e. g. W i would mean * Objects, field and extension *
.433 King's daughters
.44 19th century; denominational Divided like 282-289
•5 Young Women's Christian associations
Activ membership confined to members of * evangelic ' churches
Divided like 267.3-399
To shorten the number Y may be used for 267.5; e. g. Y3t Organixatipn, insted
of 267.53
.6 Religious societies of young people For Sunday schools see 268
.61 Interdenominational and undenominational
.613 Young people's society of Christian endevor
1 Reports, etc.
2 Periodicals
.62 Denominational Divided like 282-289
•7 Religious societies of boys Not v. M. C. a. Divided Uke 267.6
•8 Religious societies of girls Not Y. W. C. a. Divided Uke 267.6
268 Sunday schools
269 Revivals Retreats Parish missions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
270 Religiotts history
Ancient period: to conversion of Germans
See a8x.i-38i.4, for collected works of early theologic writers, etc. 270 is for religions
history of these periods
For religious history of special countries, either general or for special periods, see country
divisions, 274-379; e. g. English reformation, 374.2
•X Apostolic Nativity to Constantine
.2 Period of ecumenic councils Centralization 325-787
The Greek church acknowledges these 7 councils as really Ecumenic. AngllcaiiS
(['generally recognize only the first 6. See also 262.5 Polity
.21 First of Nice A. D. 325
.22 First of Constantinople 381
.23 First of Ephesus 431
.24 Chalcedon 451
.25 Second of Constantinople 553
26 Third of Constantinople 680-81
27 Second of Nice 787
Medieval period: Charlemagne to Luther
270.3 Charlemagne Papacy vs empire 787-1054
Church planted among the Germans. Feudalism. Great schism, cast m west,
1054
4 Hildebrand Roman supremacy 1054-1200
Temporal power. Scholasticism. First 3 crusades
•5 Later medieval Renaissance 1200-1517
Innocent 3. Papal schism. Avignon. Nominalism ts realism. Greek cfaurdi
under Moslems. Education. Arts. Inventions. Pre-reformation
Modern period: Reformation to present
•6 Reformation Counter reformation 1517-1648
Council of Trent, A. D. 1545-63- Diet of Augsburg. Luther. Melancthoo.
Calvin. Knox. Religious wars. Jesuit missions in east. See also reformation
in England, etc. 274.2
•7 Peace of Westphalia to French revolution 1648- 1789
Union of church and state. Deism. Materialism
•8 Modem Rationalistic 1789-
Holy alliance. Greek church in Russia. Atheism. Pantheism. Protestant
missions
271 Monastic orders Monasteries
Including monasticism and monastic foundations
See also 255 Brotherhoods; 726.7 Architecture of monasteries, etc.
•I
Benedictines
founded
i 529
.12
Cistercians
a
1098
.125
Trappists
u
II50
•2
Dominicans
u
1 170
•3
Franciscans
a
1 182
.36
Capuchins
u
1525
•4
Augustinians
u
1256
.5
Jesuits
a
1540
RELIGION
271.6 Passionists, 1720 Redemptorists, 1732
•7 Lesser Roman orders
.71 Carthusians, founded A. D. 1086
.73 Carmelites 12th century
.75 Sulpicians, 1642
.76 Oblates
.77 Lazarists, 1624
.78 Christian Brothers, i8th century De la Salle
.79 Other lesser Roman orders
.8 Anglican brotherhoods
.9 Sisterhoods
.91 Sisters of Charity Vincent de Paul founded A. D. 1629
.92 Sisters of Mercy AugusLinian " " 183 1
.93 Ladies of the Sacred Heart Jesuit " " 1800
.94 Soeurs de bon Secours Nurses
.95 Little Sisters of the Poor
.96 Contemplativ Cloisterd nuns
.97 Other Roman sisterhoods
.97 1 Carmelites
.972 Second of St Dominic
•973 Franciscans
.974 Ursulines A. D. 1537
.975 Of the Visitation " 1610
.976 Of St Joseph " 1650
.977 Of the Presentation " 1777
.98 Anglican sisterhoods
.99 Other protestant orders Deaconesses (Kaiserwerth)
272 Persecutions
See alao special MCts, aSo; and history of special countries. 940-999
•I Apostolic church by imperial Rome ist-4th century
•2 Heretics by Inquisition or Holy Offis Since 1470
•3 Waldenses and Albigenses iith-i2th century
By Roman church. See also 283^, Protestant sects
4 Huguenots French protestants
By Roman church. St Bartholomew, X57a* Edict of Nantes, 1598; revocation,
X685
See also 284.5 Protestant sects
.5 Molinists and Quietists
By Roman catholics. Close of i6th century to destruction of Port Royal, A. D.
1709. See also 273.7 Heresies
•6 Marian Anglican reformers by Mary A. D. 1553 58
•7 Elizabethan Later i6th century
Persecution of Roman church by Anglicans
•8 Quakers Baptists Witches Later 17th century
Persecutions by puritans. See also 133-4 Witchcraft
•9 Other persecutions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
273 Heresies
For the history of special doctrins see 230-239, Doctrinal theology
•I Gnostic First 3 centuries
Reaction of ixanthetsm and heathen philosofy on Christianity. See also 189 i
Gnostic philosofy; 186.4 Neo-Platonism; 239.4 Apologetics
•2 Manichseism Parsee dualism 3d century
opposition of good and evil. Mystic. Ascetic. See also 149-3 Mysticism;
248 Asceticism; 289.8 Shakers, Mystics
•3 Sabellian
That the Trinity is not of persons, but of successiv manifestations. About aso
A. D. Held by Schleiermacher, Bushnell, Swedenborg
•4 Arian Denying divinity of Christ 4th century
.5 Pelagian 5th century
Denying original sin and supernatural grace
•6 Antinomian i6th century
Denying force of law, under Gospel dispensation
.7 Molinist and Jansenist Pietists A. D. 1580-1700
Port Royal. Augustine's doctrin of grace vs the Roman doctrin of good works
•8 Agnostic
Denying possibility of revelation. Holding that theology and the supernatural
lie outside the domain of human knowledge. See also 149.7 PhiloM^y; aiz
Atheism; 239 Apologetics
.9 Minor heresies
274-279 General religious history by countries
274-279 is divided geograficly like 940-999
280 Christian churches and sects
281-289.8 may be subdivided where needed like 940-999
281 Primitiv and Oriental churches
See also 270.1-270.31 Early religious history
.1 Apostolic church, to time of great schism, A. D. 1054
Works of apostolic and Christian fathers here; use I70 for religious history of
these periods. See also 229.9 Apocryphal books
2 Primitiv apostolic, to end of first century
3 Ante-Nicene, A. D. 100-325 See also 270.1
4 Post-Nicene, A. D. 325-1054 see also 270.2-3
5 Oriental churches
6 Armenian
7 Coptic
8 Nestorian
9 Eastern or Greco-Russian or Holy orthodox church
The great schism, mutual excommunication, A. D. 1054, separates the Catholic
church into Eastern and Western churches, which from this time have separata
histories
282 Western or Roman catholic church
Divided geograficly like 940-999
283 Anglican and American P. E. church
Divided geograficly, when needed, like 940-999; e. g. the Anglican church in Australia
is 283.94: in India, 283.54
RELIGION
284 Continental protestant sects Protestantism
.X LuthenUl Rcfomid see also 285.71 Refonnd church in America
German reformd church in United States
.2 Calvinist Zwing^ian ^ see 385. and a86.x
.3 Hussites Anabaptists Leyden see 386.x
4 Albigenses Waldenses Vaudois see 373.3
•5 Huguenots see 272.4
•6 Moravian
•7 Scandinavian Swedish
.8 Old catholic
Here are clast those denying papal infallibility, or for other cause cut off from
Rome, tho catholic in other respects
•9 Other
285 Presbyterian Reformd Congregational
Next 2 subdivisions are sectarian, not geografic
•I Presbyterian church in America
Subdivided geograficly; e. g. 285.173 Presbyterian church in United States.
285.175 Southern presbyterian church
•2 Presbyterian church in Great Britain
.3 Cumberland presbyterian
4 United presbyterian
.5 Reformd presbyterian
.6 Minor presbyterian sects
.7 Reformd (Dutch) church in America e. g. 385.77471. in n. y. city
.8 Congregational
.9 Puritanism
286 Baptist Immersionist
•I Calvinistic or Regular
Including Arminian or general baptists, reunited with Calvinistic in iSqx
.2 Free wil
.3 Seventh day
4 Old school (Primitiv, Antimission or Hardshel)
.5 Other baptist sects
May be clast if preferd with any of the larger sects which they most closely
resemble or of which they ar offshoots
.6 Disciples (Campbellite or Christian)
.7 Adventists
.0 Other immersionists
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
287 Methodist
•I Wesleyan methodist
• .2 Calvinistic methodist
.3 Welsh Calvinistic methodist
•4 Primitiy methodist
•5 Primitiy Wesleyan
•6 Methodist episcopal
.7 Methodist protestant
•8 African methodist
.9 Minor methodist sects
288 Unitarian see auo 273.4
289 Other Christian sects
•I Universalist
•2
.3
•4 New church or Swedenborgian
.5 Christian science
•6 Quaker Friends Hicksites
•7 Mennonite
•8 Shaker Mystic For Mystic heresy see 273.2
.9 Minor Christian sects
290 Ethnic and other religions
Including comparativ religion and general histories of religion where an equal or
minor place is given to Christianity
291 Comparativ and general mythology
393 Greek and Roman mythology
393 Teutonic and Northern mythology
294 Brahmanism Buddhism
For other Indie religions, see 299.11. See also 891*3 Sanskrit literature: 177-5 Caste
295 Parseeism Zend Avesta
For other Iranic religions, sse 299.15. See also 891.52 Zend literature
206 J UdSlSm For other Semitic religions, see 299.2
297 Mohammedanism
298 MormOnism see aUo 173.3 polygamy
299 Minor nonchristian religions
Subdivided ethnicly like 491-499; e. g. Bgyptiac religion. 299.31; Afghani religioo,
999.158
J
300 Sociology in general
301-309 all have Sociology in general as their subject, but it is treated in these various
forms. A periodical on Education is 370.5. not 305* which is only for periodicals on
Sociology in general. In Sociology, most works in these forms are limited to one division ;
e. g. to Political economy, Education, Law, etc. All these have the same subdivision
of General works; i. e. essays on the various divisions are 3I0'4. 320.4, 330.4, and so on to
essays on Manners and Customs in general, 390.4. A naught In any class number show.,
the subject to bs general, not specific
301 Philosofy, theories
See also 901 Philosofy of history: 320.1 Theory of state
302 Compends, outlines
303 Dictionaries, cyclopedias, etc.
304 Essays, lectures, addresses
305 Periodicals, magazines, reviews
306 Societies: transactions, reports
307 Education: teaching, study, etc. se,ai»37o
308 Polygrafy: collected works, extracts, etc.
Put here collected works of statesmen; e. g. works of Adams, Jefferson, etc.
309 History of social science
•X Social surveys
Divided like 940-999 Better clast by general libraries in 9M-9I9
310 Statistics
311 Theory, methods Science of statistics
Principles of tabulation, grafic charts, etc. Methods of gathering data
312 Population (progress of) Vital statistics:
births, deths, mortality, longevity
See also 614.x Registration and vital statistics
Statistics are divided geograficly like 930-999; c. g. Population of Maine 312.741
313 Special topics
3 1 4*31 9 General statistics Divided gcograficly Uke 940-999
The statbtics of any special matter are put with the subject, e. g. of Domestic animals
in 63d, of Shorthand in 6 S3* of French novels in 843, of Theaters in 792, etc. Statistics
too general to be included in any topic are divided by countries. Statistics of New
York city would be 317.4 7 ii but the statistics of Medicin in N^w York would be put
with 6x0. Medicin; i. e. the topic outranks the locality
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
320 Political science
321
•1
Theory
.11
Origin of the state
.12
Nation and territory
.121
Ethnografic
People of same race ocraprise the natioo
.124
Geografic
Unity of territory
.126
Expansion Acquisition of territory
I
By discovery
3
" oceoiMtioii and possession
8
* cession Annexation
7
* purcliase or exchange
9
* conquest or revolation
.127
Alienation of territory
.128
Frontiers Boundaries
I
Natural boundaries
a
Mountains
4
Rivers
6
Lakes
8
Coast
9
Artificial boundaries
.15
Nature, entity, concept of the state
.151
Juridic theory
.152
Political theory
.153
Social and evolutionary theories
.154
The state as a moral organism
.157
Soverenty
See also 341 International law
.158
Allegiance Loyalty, etc. Patriotism
See also state ethics 172. i Duties of citizens
.159
National growth and decay
.18
Symbolism, emblems: arms, flag, seal, etc.
Better clast in 929.8 and 939.9
.3
Compends, statecraft
.3
Dictionaries
.4
Essays
.5
Periodicals
.6
Societies
.7
Education
.8
Polygrafy
•9
History of political science, divided like 930-999
[
Form of state
•01
Simple state Soveren state
•03
Mizt state
.021
Federal state Bundestaat Federation
.022
Confederation of states Staatenbund
Union of soveren states Alliance
.023
Suzerain states
.025
Semisoveren, dependent and vassal states
.026
Mediatized state
.027
Protected state
Protectorates, spheres of influence
.028
Vassal states
.03
Empire, imperialism
^
World state
.041
Internationalism
POLITICAL SCIENCE
321.07 Ideal state Utopias
See also 335 Communism and socialism
•09 Change of fonn of state
.092 Revolution
.094 Coups d'etat
.1 Family Patriarchal age
.2 Tribes Clans Marks Village communities
See also 333.3 Community ownership of land
.3 Feudalism
•4 Democracy Pure; e. g. Athens, town meeting
•5 Aristocracy e. g. Italian republic; medieval German cities
.6 Absolute monarchy
.7 Constitutional monarchy
•8 Republic Modem democracy, delegated powers
322 Church and state ^ee also 173.3. state etWos; 261.7, The church
Political aspects of combination or sei>aration of state and church affairs
323 Internal relations with groups and individuals
.1 Movement and questions of nationalities, races and lan-
guages
Divided by country like 930-999; e. g. struggle of nationalities in Austria 323. 1436
For immigrant nationalities in a country see 335
.2 Political struggles and troubles
Revolutions, revolts; riots, uprisings. See also 331.09
.3 The state and social groups
Classes, orders, estates
.31 Nobility, aristocracy; welthy class
.32 Middle class, bourgeoisie
.33 Proletariat, laboring classes, pesantry
See also political economy. 331.S Laboring classes
.34 Serfs Villenage Sec 326.3 Serfs, and serfdom
4 The state and the individual
Natural rights, individual rights, individualism
.41 Equality of individuals, races, etc.
.42 Equality before the law; justis, etc.
.43 Life
.44 Liberty
.441 Freedom of action
.442 " " conscience
.443 " " speech
444 Academic freedom See 378. 121 Freedom of teaching
.445 Freedom of the press
. See also Journalism 070 . 13 ; Administration 35 1 . 75 1
.446 Freedom of drama
.447 " "art
.45 Family
.46 Property
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
32347
Right of assembly, association
.48
Right of petition
.49
Limitation and suspension of individual rights and guaranties
.491
Martial law
.492
State of siege
.6
Citizenship
.61
Laws Divided by country like 930-999
.62
Naturalization
.63
Alien races and citizenship
.64
Loss and restoration of citizenship
.65
Duties and obligations of citizens
Scholar as dttzen
. 67
Rights of aliens
.68
Eligibility to oflSs
24 !
Suffrage
.1
Qualifications, conditions and bases
.11
Age
For sex see 324.3 Woman suffrage
.13
Property
Household suffrage
.14
Education Competency Capacity
.15
Nationality Race Religion
.16
Residence, domicil
Length of residence
.162
Voting by soldiers
.164
" " students
.17
Exclusion from and suspension of suffrage
.171
Incompetency, incapacity
Insane, idiots See also 324 . 14
172
Bankruptcy
173
Pauperism
174
Conviction of crime; bribery, selling vote
177
Government servis
Military servis: soldiers and sailors
Civil servis, police offisers
.178
Other special classes
Students, domestic servants, etc.
.2
Forms of suffrage Systems Voting, etc.
.21
Electoral systems
.211
Universal suffrage
.212
Partial suffrage, limited
•213
Plural vote
.214
•
Class vote, class system
.21$
Compulsory voting
.216
Short ballot
Aiming to reduce number of electiv offises
POLITICAL SCIENCE
324.22 Constituencies and representation of interests
.221 Single member constituency
Scmttn d'arrondissement
,222 Multimember constituency
Scnittn de Uste. block vote, general ticket
.223 Minority representation
Single vote, limited vote, cumulativ vote. i>rozy system
.224 Proportional representation
Preferential: alternative contingent, transferable vote. Quota: sample.
Droop, d*Hondt. subetitute or Gove method. Graduated system List
system. For second ballot see 334 . 248
•227 Economic and social groups
.23 Selection of candidates
Declaration and presentation of candidacy
.23 1 Nomination of candidate
.233 Party organization Conferences
.235 Caucus primary
.237 Direct **
.239 Platform
.24 Voting procedure
.241 Electoral lists: formation, revision
•24a . Registration system
Poll lists and tally sheets
.243 Jurisdiction Examination of credentials
Appeal, petition
.244 Open voting
.24s Secret ballot
.246 Voting place
.247 Absent voting Voting by mail
Traveling salesmen, railway employees, mail clerks, etc.
.248 Second ballot
.249 Indirect voting Electoral college
.25 Ballot
tSSi Unofficial
.35a Official
.3S3 Party ballots
•154 Blanket ballots
,25s Party colums
,256 Offis groups Australian ballot
.257
358 Voting machines
.26 Results and announcements
Inspectors of election, mating, etc.
261 Count of ballot
.262 Majority elects Absolute majority
.263 Plurality ^ Relativ majority
.268 Announcement of vote
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
324.27 Corruption Electoral fraud
.271 Bribery and undue influence: intimidation, selling votes
.272 Fraud in voting: personation, repeating, illegal voting,
colonizing
.273 Election contributions and expenditures
Limitations on expenditures; publicity. Restriction on contributions
political assessments
.^74
.275 Fraud in counting
Miscount of ballots; certification of false returns
.276
.277 Election conte^s
28 Suffrage reform
.3 Woman suffrage
4-.9 Suffrage by country
Divided like 040-909
325 Colonies and immigration
• I Immigrants see also 333.6 citizenship
•2 Emigrants
Divided by country of origin like 930-999. This brings together material on
emigrants of a special country or race; e.g. Chinese emigrants 325.251. Material
on emigrants is usually most important in respect to country of origin, so is best
clast in 335.2. Most libraries will have little except on immigrants to their own
country, hence in United States 335.2 will relate almost wholly to specific nation-
alities in United States; e. g. 325.26 N^ro question
•3 Colonization
Divided by mother country like 930-999; e. g. 325.342 British colonies. This
brings together colonies planted by a special country, but does not specify
location of colony
•4-.9 In special countries
Both immigration and colonization divided like 940'~999> by country of settlement:
e. g. 325.73 Poren population of United States; Americanization. See note to
325.2 for a given nationality
326 Slavery see also 973.7 Civil war; 371974 Education of freedmen
•X Slave trade
.2 Coolies and contract slaves
•3 Serfs and serfdom
.4 Antislavery documents
•S '^ periodicals
.6 ^ societies
•7 Proslavery
.8 Emancipation and freedom
•9 History of slavery Divided geograficly like 930-999
.92 Biografy of slaves
327 FOren relations Divided geografldy Uke 930-999
328 Legislation, lawmaking
Legislativ bodies and annals
.1 Parliamentary law
POLITICAL SCIENCE
328.2 Legislation
.21 Interpretation of Jaw
.22 Uniform laws
Umformity of law on same subject in different states or countries
.23 Codification
.24 Policy Tendencies
.241 Overlegislation
.243 Special legislation For private and local bills see 3^8.378
.2$ Legislativ powers
.251 Juridic "
.252 Executiv "
.253 Implied ^
.256 Restrictions and checks on legislation see also 328.349
.26 Direct legislation
.261 Initiativ
Voters by petition originate legislation-
.264 Referendxun
.27-.29 Subjects of legislativ action Divided Uke 3SI.7-3SI.9
.3 Legislatures
Summary
338.3 Lecialatnres
.31 Upper house
.33 Lower *
.33 Membership Election
.34 Prerogativs and x>owers
.35 Sessions
.36 Internal organization and disciplin
.37 Legislativ procedure
•39 Form of legislature
.31 Upper house
.32 Lower ^
.33 Membership Election
.331 Conditions of membership, eligibility
Age, residmce, property Membership without voting power
.332 Exofficio members
1 Cabinet and government ofiisers
2 Expresidents
3 Other exofiGsers
4 Clergy, bishops
•333 Compensation
Axmual salaries, per diem payment. Milage, traveling expenses. Special
sessions. See also 328.347 Privileges
.334 Representation
I of states
a territories
3 colonies and dependencies
4 classes
Universities, landowners, Irish and Scotch peers
5 of election districts Apportionment
Equaliiation of representation; unfair apportionment; 'rotten boros!
reapportionment
6 Gerrymandering
9 Nnmber of members
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
328.33s Methods of appointment Election
1 Appointment by government or crown
For life or for a term
2 Hereditary right
3
4
5 Election by direct vote: plurality or majority
6 Length of term
Entire or partial renewal of membership; holdover membei
7 Vacancies, resignations
Method of filling vacancies; special elections
8 Contested elections
.338 Official membership lists, directories
.339 Unofficial lists or directories
.34 Prerogativs and powers Restrictions
.341 Power over revenue and appropriation
.342 " to judge of elections
.343 " over members
Power to investigate or punish members
.344 Power of expulsion
.345 " over government offisers
Power of investigation for impeachment, see 35 1-96-. 09
* to imprison citizens
.346 Treatymaking power
.347 Privileges
Franking privilege, postage and stationery: railroad passes; free distribtttioa
of books
.348 Immunities
From arrest
.349 Restriction
Of&sholding Instructions by electors
Direct mandate See also 328.26 Direct legislation
.35 Sessions
.351 Method of summoning
Parliamentary writ
.352 Date of session
Fizt or movable
,353 Frequency of sessions
Annual, biennial, quadrennial
.354 Length of session Life of legislatiu^
.35s Recess
.356 Adjournment Prorogation Dissolution
.357 Executiv session: procedure
.358 Special session Extra session
POLITICAL SCIENCE
328.36 Internal organization and disciplin
Verification of powers, credentials
.361
Oath of offis
.362
OfBsers: appointment, election
I
Presiding offlser, speaker
3
President protem
3
Secretaries, clerks
Bill clerk Enrolling, engrossing clerks
4
Sergeant at arms
5
Pages, messengers, door keepers
6
Payment of employees: gratuities, fees, extra pay
Unnecessary attendants
7
Committees
Standing, special, joint
8
Special commissions
For ii.vesligation, not administrativ commissions
•363
Records
.364
Supplies: daily papers, postage stamps
Tdegraf and telefone bills
.365
.366
Disciplin: suspension, investigation
.367
Bribery Illegal practises
Graft bills, blackmail
.368 Lobbying
including that by beds of depts and institutions
•37 Legislativ procedure
.371 Rules, manuals
See 8 under 3 2 8. 4-. 9 divided by country
.372 Petition, addresses
Parliamentary inquiries, commissions
Recommendations from executiv
.373 Bills
Technic: bill drafting, introduction
Printing, enrolling, engrossing
.374 Action by legislature before passage
1 Readings: ist, 2d
2 Reference to committees
Committee work or procedure: investigation, hearings, conferences
3 3d reading
4 Contest over passage
5 Party caucuses, logrolling
.375 Final passage
Rules committee, * lifting * committee, * steering ' committee
Vote: viva voce, by roll call; by ballot; obligation of voting in person,
pairing
Required majority. Veto, see 353.03
Passing over veto. Bills left in hands of executiv: 30 day bills, pocket
veto
Bills which become law without executiv action
•376 Special bills
Financial, omnibus riders
•377 Joint resolutions
.378 Local and private legislation
.379 Procedure in special cases
z Impeachment
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
328.39 Form of legislature
.391 One chamber
.392 Two chambers
See also 328.31 Upper chamber; 328.33 Lower chamber
•393 Other forms
.394 Reform
.395 Abolition
4-.9 Of special countries
Divided by countries like 940-990, and under each, works may be divided:
1 Jurnals 3 Abstracts 5 Rules 9 History of bodies
2 Debates 4 Documents 8 Legislativ manuals
329 Political parties Party conventions
329.01 U. S. presidential cam pain documents of all parties, arranged by campains
•I Federal
.2 Anti-Federal
•3 Democratic
.4 Whig
•5 American Knownotfaing
•6 Republican
.7
•8 Minor parties
.8t Prohibition, see also 178.S Ethics; .82 Greenback, see also 333*5. Paper money;
.83 Woman suffrage, see also 324*3 Woman suffrage; .84 People's; .85 Labor
see also 331 '8 Laboring classes
•9 Parties in other countries Divided geograficly like 940-999
ECONOMICS
330 Economics Political economy
•x Theory
.11 General conception Nature and character
Definition Limits and extent
.12 Classification Divisions
.13 Importance Utility
.14 Language, terminology, symbols, abbreviations
.15 Scientific systems
.151 Mercantil system
.152 Physiocrats
.153 Laissez faire
.154 Historic school
.19 Relations to other classes
Divided like the Classification
.1917 to ethics
.1932 " politics
.198 " literature
.2 Compends
.3 Dictionaries
4 Essays
.5 Periodicals
.6 Societies
.7 Study and teaching
•8 Polygrafy
^ History
.90 By periods
.901 Primitiv -476 A. D.
.902 Medieval 476-1500 A. D.
.903 Modem 1501-1900 A. D.
.904 20th century
.92 Biografy
Preferably clast in 9^3.3
•93~«99 History divided by country like 930-999
331 Labor and laborers Employers Capital
.01 Theory
.01 1 Freedom of labor
.012
.013 Importance, utility, dignity of labor
.015 Psychology of labor
See ISO Psychology
.02 Compends
.03 Dictionaries
•04 Essays, addresses
•05 Periodicals
.06 Societies, bureaus, etc.
.061 Government departments, bureaus
.062
.07 Education Exhibitions
See also 371.42, 607, and education in special subiects
.08 Collected works
.09 History
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
331.Z Relations of capital to labor
Industrial arbitration. Disciplin: deductions, stoppage, fines
•2 Remuneration for work
Wages, hire, pay, salary, fees
.21 General
.211 Statistical theory
.212 Wage fund
.213 Relation of wages to production
.214 " « « « ^jQg^ q£ living Living wage
.215 Minimum wage
.22 Wage scales: scale contracts, sliding scale
.225 Extra pay
Extra wages, efficiency bonus, subsidies, bounties; progressiv wage Poi
deductions, stoppage, fines, etc. see 331.1
.23 Bases of wages and methods of payment
.231 By work done
Job. task, piece. For fanning out, sweting system, see 33 z -236
.232 By time: hour, day, week, month, year
.235 Methods of payment
Truck system, store orders, shares, payment in kind
.236 Intervention of middleman
Subcontract, sweting system, commissions
.238 Payment by other than employer: fees, tips, etc.
.24 Profitsharing
• 2 5 Pensions Insurance
Old age, sickness, accident
.26 State and wages
.261 Legislation Laws
.262 Wages for state labor*
.27 Professional remuneration
.28 Wages divided by trade
.29 " " " country
.3 Labor of children see also 179.2 Cmelty to children
•4 Labor of women see also 396.5 woman
.5 Work at reduced wages
.51 Prisons Convict labor
See also 365 Prisons
.53 Convents Ouvroirs (workshops)
Ouvroirs are charity workshops paying beneficiaries nominal wages and market-
ing products at prices so small as to lower wages of self supporting workers
.54 Contract labor
•55 Apprentis labor
See also 33 1 • 86 Training, apprentisship
.56 Peonage
.57 Compulsory labor Corv^
.58 Slave labor
See also 326 Slavery
.6 Pauper labor Cheap foren labor Chinese
See also 339 Pauperism; 362.5 Asylums
BCONOMICS
331.7 Skild and unskUd labor
.8 Laboring classes
.81 Duration of work Rest
.811 Length of day
8-hour day, xo-hour day. etc. Shifts of work
.812 Night work
.813 Sunday work
.814 Overtime Supplementary hours
.815
.816 Vacation Leave of absence
.817 Holidays
Weekly rest. Sundays, labor festivals. May i, festivals of patron saints
.818 In special trades
.819 " ^ countries
.82 Places of labor Dangers
See also 6x3.6 Hygiene; 633.8 Mining; 6x4.8 Protection of life
.83 Food Clothes Shelter See also 640 Domestic economy
.84 Morals and habits: thrift, temperance, amusements,
temptations
See also 170 Ethics; 790 Amusements; 263.6 Sunday
.85 Helps: lectures, libraries, reading rooms, etc.
Social settlements See also 374*5 Home education; 020 Libraries; 263.7
Sunday
.86 Training Apprentisship
.87 Organization of labor
.88 Trade unions and other labor societies
See also 338.6 Gilds
.89 Strikes
Combinations of workmen. Retaliation by employers
•891 Attacks on freedom of work
Picketing; methods of intimidation; scabs
.89a Sympathetic strikes
.893 Boycotting
•894 Blacklisting Laying under interdict
.895 Lockouts
332 Private finance
•I Banks and banking
See also 334.3 Cooperativ banks
.II National Federal reserv
.12 State
.13 Private
.14 Trust companies
.IS Foren
.2 Savings banks
Postal savings banks. See also 383
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
332.3 Loan institutes and special loans
.3 1 Credit institutes
.31Z Agricultural banks and credits
Seealao 631.16
.31a Manufacturers credits
.313 Loans on chattel mortgages
.3x4 *t u sijgiies
.315 " " wages
.32 Bilding associations a« 334.1 Cooperatton
.33 Monts de pi6t6 Governmental
.34 Pawn shops Private
•4 Money Coins and coinage
.41 Coinage metals: production and value: gold, silver,
nickel, copper
.42 Single and double standard
.43 International standards
.44 Monetary congresses
•45 Comparativ value of moneys
.46 Mints
.47 Coinage laws
.48
.49 In special countries Divided geograficly Uke 940-099
HiBtory, reports and laws
.5 Paper money Public and private notes See also 329.82
.6 Stocks and stock exchanges Bonds
.7 Credit Credit system
•8 Interest and usury see also 336.31 PubUc aecurities
.9 Counterfiting Forging see 343 criminal uw
333 Land: ownership, rights, and rent
Conservation of natural reaouroea
For other relations see Land in Relativ index following Tables
.09 Special countries, divided like 930-999
•I State ownership
.2 Community ownership
See also 321.2 Village communities
.3 Private ownership
.4 Absentee owners Alien owners
•5 Rent of land for cultivation
Class here general works on rent
.6 Rent of land for bilding
.7 Special classes of land : forests, pasture, waste
.8 Mines
.9 Water rights: literal, riparian, irrigation
ECONOMICS
334 Cooperation
•X Biiding societies: loans, organizatioii see also 333.33
•2 CoOpetatiV banks see also 333 Banks
«3 ^ insurance societies see also 368 insurance
•4 '^ housekeeping see also 647-93 Domestic economy
.5 ^ consumptiv associations Stores
.6 ^ productiv associations Factories
.7 Friendly societies
.8 Burial societies
335 Socialism and communism
See also 334 Cooperation
.01 Theory of property
.1 English socialism
•2 Saint Simonism
•3 Fourierism
4 Communism
•5 German socialism Social democracy
•6 State socialism Socialism of the chair
Professorial socialism
•7 Christian socialism
•8
•9 Socialist communities
Divided by countries like 930-999
336 Public finance
Federal and state. For local finances see 352 . x
•I State domain and properties
.11 Management and income from rents
.12 Sale
.13 Land claims
.14 Land grants to railroads, colleges, etc.
See also 379>i33 Education
.19 State monopolies
e. g. French state monox>oly of tobacco trade. See also 338.8 Monopolies
.2
.21 Direct
.22 Real estate
.23 Personal property
.24 Income
.25 Poll
.26 Customs: specific or ad valorem
Regulations. Schedules of duties. See also 337 Protection
.27 Excise, licenses, special taxes
Liquor, dog, legacies, stamp duties
For other relations see License in Relativ index following Tables
.28 Local taxes see also 379.13 School ftmds
.39 Assessment and collection of taxes Exemptions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
336.3
•31
•32
•33
•34
•35
.36
337
338
339
.1
.2
.3
.6
.7
.8
.1
.3
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
•9
340
•X
•3
•4
5
.6
.7
.8
•9
Loans Public securities
Interest-bearing securities see aiK> 33a.« interest
Floating det
Sinking fund
Public credit
Annuities
Repudiation
.9 Finance of special countries Divided geognUlcly Ulce 940-999
Protection and free trade
See also 336.26 Customs
Absolute free trade No tarif
Free trade : i. e. tarif for revenue only
Protection
Class in 337.3 discussions or histories which are arguments for free trade
When doutful prefer 337.31 the general number for discussions
Subsidies
Duties on special articles: steel, wool, etc.
^ ^ raw materials
" ^ books and works of art
Duty free importation for colleges, etc.
See also 02 z. 861 Libraries
Reciprocity
Production Manufacture Prices
Agricultural products
Mining products see also 333-41 coinage metals
Water " Fish, ice, etc.
Manufactured products Machinery in industry
Prices
Gilds See also 33i'88 Trades unions
Corporate industries
Monopolies Trusts see also 336.19 state monopolies
Industrial legislation Divided geograflcly like 940-999
Consumption of welth Pauperism
Conservation; restrictions on use or waste of materials, including general works
covering natural resources
See also Pauper, Pauperism, Welth, in Relativ index following Tables
Law
General works Most periodicals belong in Private law, 347.05
Philosofy Theories Law of nature
Antiquities : torture, trial by ordeal, duel, etc.
Trial by jury
Comparativ legislation
Medical jurisprudence see aUo 614.23 Expert testimony
Education Law school Offls training
Polygrafy Collections
Legal anecdotes and misceUany
LAW
Public law
341 International law
.oz Philosofy; .oa Compends, etc. like 300
•I International congresses
Of diplomatic agents for settling international relations; Hague tribunal. Leag
of Nations. Congresses on special topics go with their subjects; e. g. 332.44* on
Coinage
.2 Treaties : texts and history
Class with most important country, dividing like 940-999
.3 Law of war Captivs Neutrals
.4 International criminal law
•5 International private law
.6 Arbitration
.7 Diplomacy
.8 Consular systems
342 Constitutional law and history
Divided by countries like 93<M>99- Under each, works may be divided: i Texts of
constitution; a Conventions; 3 Systems, commentaries; 4 Essays; 8 Polygrafy ;
9 History
For Administrativ law, see 350
343 Criminal law
•I Criminal trials
.2 Punishments
Corporal. Deth penalty. Hard labor. Confinement
.3— .9 Of special countries Divided by countries like 930-999
Under each country, works may be divided: x Penal codes; 2 Reports; 3 Criminal
procedure; 4 Text books and manuals
344 Martial law
Private law
345 United States statutes and cases
Divide each of the sections .I'.St using x U. S.; a Individual states arranged alfa-
betidy: e. g. Statutes at large of U. S. 345.1 x; Acts and resolvs of Mass. 345.1a
.1 Session laws
.2 Codes Revised statutes
.3 Law digests (of statutes)
•4 Reports
Use .4 U. S. supreme court; .41 U. S. circuit and district courts; .415 Periodical
collections of various states; e. g. Eastern Reporter, etc; .4a Reports of individual
sUtes
•5 Digests of cases
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
346 British statutes and cases
Divided like 345. Includes all reports in English language except U. S. reports
347 Treatises American and English private law
.01 Philoaofy .oa Comi>ends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essays .05 Periodicals
.06 Societies, bar associations .08 Polygrafy .09 History
Put law of special topics with the subject; e. g. Insurance law, 368. The divisions
.1-.8 may be disregarded and all English law textbooks arranged in one alfabet by
authors. An elaborate division, similar to Medicin, will be publisht after farther
revision
1 Persons Legal capacity
2 Realty
3 Chattels Movables
•4 Contracts
5 Torts
6 Family law and inheritance
7 Commercial and maritime
8 Equity
9 Civil trials Procedure
91 Civil trials
92 Pleading
93 Forms
94 Evidence Testimony in general not limited to civil trials
95 Remedies
96 Justises of the peace Notaries Sheriff
97 Organization of courts <
98 Jurisdictions
99 History of special courts
348 Canon law
349 Foren law
Divided like 930-999. and under each modem state divided like 345 with decimals
.71 — .79 used for Treatises like 347; e. g. 349.447s is French law of torts, 349.449
is French code. Roman law is divided :
.37 Roman law
.01 Philoeofy .03 Compends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essays .05 Periodicals
.06 Societies .07 Education .08 Polygrafy .09 History
.371 Sources: Ante- Justinian
.372 " Justinian
•373 History and criticism of sources
.374 Institutes: ancient Roman law
.375 Pandects: modem " **
.377 Treatises on special topics
Divided like 347
ADMINISTRATION
350 Administration
Indoding Military science. .1 Theory; .2 Compenda; .3 Dictionaries; .4 EEssays; .5 Peri-
odicals; .6 Societies; .7 Education; .8 Polygrafy; .9 History
. A large ntimber of the questions i>roperly placed under Administration are clast with
related topics elsewhere. Some of these are repeated here, both to show the scope of
the subject * Administration ' and to provide for cross references by those specially
interested. See also 343 Constitutional law and history
351 Administration of central government
•I Organization of civil sends
Oflisers Method of selection: election or appointment Official functions and
powers Mutual relations
.2 Civil lists
.3 Examination
•4 Tenure of Offls DisCiplin see 351.92 power of removal
•S Pensions
.6 Reform Spoils system vs offisholding class
.7 Subjects of administrativ action
See also 353 United States; 354 Poren states
.71 Financial administration
See 336 Public finance, public property, taxation
.72 Budget Public accounts
.73 Internal affairs See also 323 Domestic relations
.74 Police mesures
I .75 Pablic safety and order See also 352.2 PoUce; 365 Prisons, etc.
I .751 Press
I .752 Reunion and association
I .753 Wepons
I .76 Vice and good manners
.761 Liquor regulation See 178 Temperance
I .762 Public gaming See 1746 Ethics
.763 Public begging See 339 Pauperism
.764 Prostitution See 176.5 Ethics
I .77 Sanitary police
See 353*4 Boards of helth; 614 Public helth, etc.
I .78 Accidents See 614.8 PubUc helth
•7^1 Bildings See 614.85
.783 Fires See 6x4.84
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
351.8 Promotion of public welfare
•8z Means of communication
See 380 Commerce, communication
.811 Highways See 386; 352.7 Local government
.812 Railways See 385
.813 Waterways See 386; 387
.814 Ferries
.815 Bridges See 352.7 Local government
.816 PostoffiS See 383
.817 Tel^;rafs See 384
.8a Trade and industry
,821 Weights and mesures Sec 389 Commerce
.822 Coinage and money See 333 Banks, money
.823 Landed industry
Agriculture See 630 Useful arts; 338.1 Production
Forests See 634-9 Agriculture; 333*7 Land
Mines See 622 Mining; 338.2 Production; 333>8 Land
.824 Commercial and manufacturing industry
See 380 Commerce; 338 Production
.825 Institutions of credit See 332 Banks, credit
Savings banks See 332.2
Mutual benefit societies See 334 Cooperation
Insurance See 368; 334*3 Cooperativ insurance
Monts de pi^t^ See 332.33
.83 Labor See 331 Capital. Labor. Wages
.84 Public charity
See 339 Pauperism; 360 Associations and institutions
.85 Education and worship
.851 Public education See 379 Education
.852 Public libraries See 027.4 Library economy
.853 Art museums See 708 Art
.857 Worship See 322 Church and sUte
Military and naval See 355-359 Army and Navy
JuStis See 340 Law
Foren affairs See 341 international law; 327 Political science
.9 Control over the administration
.91 Administrativ control By superior offisers
.92 Disciplinary power
Power of removal. See also 351.4 Tenure of offis
.93 Supervision
Power to annul or amend specific acts
.94 Judicial control
•941 Ordinary courts See 347.5 Law of torU
•945 Criminal courts See 343 Criminal law
.95 Administrativ courts
.96 Parliamentary control
.97 Petitions and addresses
.98 Investigations
.99 Impeachment
J
ADMINISTRATION
352 Local government: county, town, city
See alao 379 Public achooli; oao Libraries
General questions of municipal administration
.001 Growth and importance of cities
.0Q2 Cities and state control
.003 City as a juristic person, a corporation
See alao 347*1 Law of corporations
.004 City organization, municipal elections
.005 Municipal civil servis
.008 Forms of administration
Commission, manager etc
Local administration of special countries and cities
.03-.09 divided by countries like 930-999
.04a Local govenunent in England
Arrange matter relating to special cities alfabeticly by name of city and 8ub<
divide the remaining works as follows:
1 Coimty
2 Municipal boro
3 Parish
4 Union See 339 Pauperism
5 Sanitary districts See 6x4 Public helth
6 School districts See 379 Education
7 Highway areas See 352-7
•043 Local government in Germany Special cities uke 3sa-o4a
I Province: landtag, provincial committee, director
2
3 Circle Circle diet Circle committee Landrat
4 Commune
5 Towns
6 Township
•044 Local govenmient in France special cities like 353.043
I Department
3 General cotmdl
3 Departmental commission
4 Prefect
5 Arrondissement
6 Commune
7 Mayor
8 Municipal council
•X Finances: city property and local taxation
See also 336 Public finance
a Police
•3 Fire department see also 631.68 Plre engins; 614.84 Fires
•4 Public helth: board of helth see aUo 614 Medicin
•5 Public bildings and works
.6 Water and sewerage works See also 628 Sanitary engineering
.7 Streets Highways Bridges Parks
See also these topics in Relativ index for other relations
•8 Licenses : hack, huckster, entertainment, etc.
.9 Other topics
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
353 United States and state government
Operation of govemment, except legislativ branch. For U. S. congress and state legis-
latures see 338.73-.798, where also are department reports in sets of congressional and
state documents. Class separates of such reports with their subjects or with their re-
spectiv departments in 353.Z-.97988 when they have no definit place elsewhere in the
classification; but report of bureau of education 379.73, of agriculture dep't 630.6
See also 342.73 Constitutional law and history
.ox Administrativ centralization
.oa Separation of powers
.03 President
.04 Departments
.05 Cabinet
.1 State department
.2 Tresury department
Laws and rules governing tresury; but class reports 336.73 U. S. finance
•3 Interior department
•4 PostoflSs department
See 383 Postal servis
•S Judiciary department
.6 War department
Sec also 355 Army: military science
•7 Navy department
See also 359 Navy: naval science
•8 Other departments
.9 State government Divided uke 974-979
Apply same decimals for state and foren governments. For departments not
here specified use .8 and .9 and any.of above numbers left blank; e. g. for a state
having no navy, .7 is free for some local use. Judiciary dep't of D. C. 353.97535.
353-9 includes history of regiments, unless covering a particular period of national
history; e. g. the " history of the N. Y. 7th regiment in the civil war " is attracted
to 973>74i but a general history of the same regiment is 353.97476
354 Organization of central government Foren
states
See also 34a Constitutional law and history
Divided geograficly by countries like 930-999. Under each country the U. S.
divisions, x State, a Tresury, etc. may be used; e. g. State department of Great
Britain, 354.421. Add also the following divisions:
.4a Administration of England Central government
ox Administrativ centralization
oa Separation of powers
03 Monarch
04 Privy council
05 Cabinet
.43 Administration of Germany Central government
ox Administrativ centralization
oa Separation of powers
03 Empire
04 Bundesrat
05 Emperor
06 Ministry
07 States Monarchs
08 Landtag Ministefs Council of state
09 Free cities
.44 Administration of Prance Central government
ox Administrativ centralization
oa Separation of powers
03 President
04 Ministers
05 Council of state
ADMINISTRATION
355 Military science Army
•X
.II
.114
.12
.14
•15
.16
.2
.21
.22
23
24
25
26
27
3
31
33
331
34
35
Military in broad sense of land and sea forces; but limited to military science,
tactics, etc. For War department of U. S. see 3 S3 -6; for history of regiments
see 353.9 and sabdtvisioa 4 under special wars in 973; e. g. Mexican war being
973 .63( regimental history of that war is 973.634. See also 633 Military engineering
.01 Theory .oa Compends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essajrs .05 Periodicals
.06 Societies .07 Education .08 Polygrafy .09 History
Militaiyljfe
Including honor, honors and insignia, and standards
Servis periods and retirement
Termination of servis Resulting status
Military life in peace and war
Military honor Disciplin
Professional morality; rewards
Uniforms
System; distinguishing rank; style, color and esthetic considerations
See also 355.81 Clothing of troops
Colors and standards
Military celebrations
Commemorations, anniversaries, jubilees
Military resources
Preparedness
Rediness of resources for mobilization
Men Recruitment
Voluntary and compulsory enlistment; recruits from military schools. Obliga-
tions of citizens with respect to national defense
For relations of government to niaintenance of public order see 351*74 Govern-
ment police mesures
Raw material
Agricultural, mineral, etc.
Manufactures, industries
Transportation
Roads, railroads, canals, ships
Oisanization of militaiy forces
Army units and organization
For special arms see 356 Infantry. 357 Cavalry, 358 Artillery. For classifi-
cation according to military obligation and field of servis see 355-35
Offisers Military hierarchy
.Command in general
General principles and rules of command, whether of large or small units
Special servis
Outside the regular arm or grade
Armies General staff
Armies clast according to military obligation and field of servis; e. g. Euro*
pean armies of first line, ad line, colonial armies
For military units see 355.31
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
3SS.4 Tactics and strategy
41 Logistics and field servis
.42 General tactics
See each arm for its peculiar tactics
.43 Strategy
,44 Siege warfare
For siege engineering see 623 a
45 National defense
,47 Military geografy
Divided like 930-999
Geografic works from military point of view and works on strategic con*
ditions of theaters of operations
.48 Wars, campains, battles, military exploits
Better clast with wars to which they belong in 930-999
•5 Servis
Garrison and field servis, mobilization; instruction of troops and subaltern
grades; maneuvers
.52 Grand maneuvers Instruction camps
•6 Military administration
Class here only what coAcems the workings of administrativ servises. For
personnel and organisation of these servises see 356.3
.7 Military establishments
Organization and servis
See also 359 Naval establishmenis
623 .63 Military establishments (military engineering)
725.1a Architecture of military bildings
.8 Military equipment and supplies
.81 Clothing Camp outfit
.82 Small arms and ammunition
Administrativ questions: working and reserv supply; storage, issue, etc.
For mechanism and relativ efficiency of different kinds see 623.4
.83 Wagons Harness Transport outfit
.84 Pioneering tools
.85 Other tools Instruments
.^56 Infantry
I Organization
Light infantry, mounted infantry, cyclist infantry
.12 Special colonial infantry
.13 Organizations eventually subject to mobilization
, 1 4 Volunteer corps
. 1 5 Irregular troops
* Corps francs ' existing only during war
.16 Special infantry troops
Sharpshooters, etc.
•2 Staff and special servises
.3 Administrativ staff and servises
Personnel and organisation
ADMINISTRATION
357 Cavalry Mounted servises
•I Cavalry proper
.2 Remount and training servises
.3 Army train
358 Artillery, engineers and other technical servises
For ordnance, gunnery, etc. see 6ai Military engineering
•I Artillery
.3 Other technical servises
359 Naval science
Divided by .01 -.09 like 355. See also 623.8 Naval architecture
360 Associations and institutions
This covers what is best known as ** Charities and corrections." and general
works on this topic go in 360. Under each section .9 is used as in 369.9, for
grouping by location; e. g. Clubs of London are 367.9431
361 Charitable
See also 377.7 Charity schools. For humane societies see 119.9
362 Hospitals, asylums, and allied societies
.1 Sick and wounded Incurables Eye and ear infirm-
aries Lying-in hospitals Dispensaries
.2 Insane
For other relations see Insane, Insanity in Relativ index following Tables
.3 Idiotic
For other relations see Idiocy. Idiots, in Relativ index
u| Blind Def Dum
See also 3 7 1 .9 1 Education
.5 Paupers
For other relations see Pauperism, Paupers, in Relativ index
.6 Aged Infirm Bereft
Mothers pensions Aid in cases of deth
.7 Children Orfans Foundlings
Child welfare See also ethics. 179-2 Cruelty
.8 Other
•9 Special countries
Divided like 930*999; e. g. 363.943 Hospitals of England
363 Political
Tammany. Primrose leag. Ku Klux, etc.
364 Reformatory Criminology
Schools; discharged convicts; criminal classes
365 Prisons Disciplin
See also 331.5 Convict labor
366 Secret societies
.X Masons .3 Knights of Pythias .3 Odd Fellows .4 Rosicrucians
See also 371.85 College secret societies
367 Social clubs
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
368 Insurance
See also 334*3 Cooperativ insurance
.1 Fire
.2 Marine
.3 Life
.3 1 Annuities
See also 33635 Public annuities; 519.5 Probabilities
•4 Accident Liability
.5 Animal and crop^ agriculture
.6 Plate glass
.7 Boiler
.8 Credit and bonds Land titles
•91 Government control Commissioners
•94~.99 divided geograficly like 940-999; e. g. Insurance in New York
(including state reports, etc.) is 368.9747
369 Other associations and institutions
•I Hereditary and patriotic societies (American)
.11 General associations
.III Regular army and navy union
.112 Society of veterans of the regular army and navy
.113 Military and naval order of the United States
.114 Medal of honor legion
.115 Military order of foren wars of the United States
.116 Order of the old gard
Incorporated 31 Jan. 1896; organized 15 Oct. 1896
.117 Naval order of the United States
.118 Society of American wars
.119
.12 Colonial societies
.121 Society of colonial wars
.122 Society of colonial dames of America
A New York society with chapters in other states, known also merely
as Colonial dames of America
.123 National society of colonial dames of America
A federation o{ separately incorporated societies in about 40 different
states
.124 Society of the Mayflower descendants
.125 Order of the founders and patriots of America
.126 Colonial order of the acorn
.127 ** society of Pennsylvania
.128 •* daughters of the 17th century
.129
.13 Revolutionary societies
.131 Society of the Cincinnati
.132 Society of the daughters of the Cincinnati
.133 Sons of the American revolution
.134 Sons of the revolution
.135 Daughters of the American revolution
.136 Daughters of the revolution
.137 Children of the American revolution
ASSOCIATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS
.141 Society of the war of 181a
.142 United States daughters of 1776-1813
.143 Military society of the war of 181 2
.144 Society of the second war with Great Britain in the state of
New York
.145 Aztec*club of 1847
.146 National association of veterans of the Mexican war
.147
.148
.149
.15 Civil war societies, Union
.151 G. A. R. (Grand army of the republic)
.152 Military order of the Loyal legion
.153 Society of loyal volunteers
.154 Union veterans union
.155 Union prisoners of war association
.156 Society of the army and navy of the Gulf
.157 National association of naval veterans
.158 Society of the army of the Cumberland
.159
.16
.161 Woman's relief corps
.163 Woman's veteran relief union
.163
.164
.165 Society of the sons of veterans, U. S. army
.166
.167
.168
.169
•17 Civil war associations, Confederate
.171 Confederate survivors association
.172 Confederate veterans association
.173 United sons of confederate veterans
.174 " confederate veterans
.175 Daughters of the confederacy
.z8
.181 Spanish war veterans
.182 Society of the army of Santiago de Cuba
.183 Naval and military order of the Spanish American war
.184
.185
.x86 Societies arising from Great war of 19x4-19
4 Toting peoples societies
For religious societies see a67.6
4Z Mizt: boys and girls
42 Boys
See also 136.77 The * gang '
43 Boy scouts
46 Girls
47 Campfire girls
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
370 Edttcation
Disci pi in in broad sense
•x Theory of education Meaning Aim
Including philosofy of education, science of education and general method*
ology. Not limited to any curriculum, school or class of schools. Per
specific methods, pedagogics, see 371
.109 History of educational theory
. 1 5 Psychology applied to education
Imitation, suggestion, play, etc. Divided like 150 Psychology: e. g.
function of memory in education 370.154
.2
.3 Dictionaries Cyclopedias
•4 EssayB Addresses
.5 Periodicals
General. Por periodicals limited to a special topic see that topic; e.g.
kindergarten magazines 372.205. See also 3 7x*So5, 378*0$
.59 Educational almanacs and kalendars for teachers
.6 Organizations Conventions
.61
.6a Associations Clubs
Permanent societies, their meetings and reports. Divided like 940-999
.63 Congresses Conventions
Occasional congresses «ind conferences: international or interstate
•7 Study of education Institutions and organizations for training
teachers
Means and methods, including normal schools, institutes, etc. Por need
of training, kind and amount, see 3 71.1 a
.7 1 Teachers meetings
Class meetings of teachers of a single institution (faculty meetings)
with the institution; see table for school and college publications under
. 37&4-9
.711 Plan and organization
Prequency, time, place, control, cost, etc.
.713 Programs, courses of study
.714-9 In special places
Divided geograficly like 940-999
.7a Teachers institutes
Divide like 370.71 above
.73 Normal schools
Institutions primarily for training teachers; e.g. state normal schools
Teachers college of Columbia university; often with attach t
'model' or practis schools, in which normal students teach under
supervision of their instructors. Por training classes attacbt to
regular schools see 370. 75
.731 Plan and organization Aims and functions Scope
Length and time of terms. Support: public, private
.73a Courses, programs Credentials
.733 Adjuncts: practis or model schools
•734^ Special countries and schools
Divided geograficly like 940-999
.74 Education musetuns
Including exhibits at international expositions, state and county fairs, etc,
.75 Training classes
Class here teachers classes attacht to regular schools. Por normal
schools see 370.73
.8 Polygrafy
.81 Collected writings of a single author
If not limited to a definit topic; e.g. Horace Mann, Henry Barnard, etc.
.8a Collected writings of several authors
EDUCATION
370.9 History, description
General works covering both ancient and modern history, and including
history of institutions, practis, and description of conditions. See also
1 36.791 The child among uncivilised and semicivilized peoples
.9a £kiucationai biografy
Preferably clast in 923.7
•93~99 History of education in special countries
Subdivided liks 930-999
.9401 Medieval Enrops
.9401 Modtrn Europe
371 Teachers Methods Disciplin
Practical methods. See 370.1 for theories of education. The following
divisions concern instruction of all grades
.1 Teachers Teaching personnel ProfessorSi
niasterSi instructors
See also 370.7 Training of teachers
.101 Duties and responsibilities Mission
.102 Personal influence
.103 Relations to parents
Mutual duties of parents and teachers
•104 Relations to community Public status
•105 Social status
.11 Qualifications Personality
See also 37t'iS
.12 Need of training; kind and amount
Discussion of special preparation of teachers and professors for their
vocation. For teachers training schools and classes, see 370.7
.13 Examination Certificates Certified teachers
Licenses
. 1 4 Appointment Organization of teaching force
.142 Appointment Contract Discharge Tenure
•143 Appointing body
Board, committee, principal
.14s Agencies
Bureaus'and associations tor suppljring teachers
. 1 5 Professional status
Permanent profession vs steppingstone theory
.16 Salary and promotion Compensation Amount
of Tservis
]^or pensions and insurance see 371.17
i6x Salary
.i6a Fees
.163 Allowance for expenses
.164 Residence Living expenses
.165 Promotion Advance in rank
For salary promotion see 371.161
.x66 Hours Daily or weekly servis
.167 Vacation Yearly servis
.168 Sabbatic year
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
371.17 Pensions and insurance for teachers
Carnegie pension fund
.18 Women as teachers
Feminization of teaching force
. 1 9 Other topics
•2 School organization School records
Diary. 'Logbook.' For government of students, disciplin, aee 371.5. Pot
school supervision see 3 79. 1 5
.21 Admission Enrolment Matriculation
For college entrance requirements see 371.3x4. Standards of individual
schools are clast with the school
.211
.212 Grammar or intermediate school admission standards
Including standards of German biirgerschulen
.213 High school standards
Including standards of German gymnasia, French colleges and lyc^es
.214 College standards
Undergraduate and nonprofessional graduate courses in (American)
colleges and universities
.215 Professional and technical school standards
.22 Tuition fees Free tuition Scholarships
See also 371.163 Professors fees; 379.13 Tuition fees of nonresident
pupils in public schools; 3 78.34 Scholarships
.23 ■ Terms Vacations Holidays Breaking up
See also Hygiene of vacations and holidays 613.76, 6x3.77; Closing for
diseases. 371.7x3
.234 Terms in 2 or more places
For floating schools see 37x.39a
.24 Hours Recess
For exercise see 37X.73 Care of body
. 2 5 Classes Grades
For grading of schools, see 379.17. See also 3 7 x. 394 Individual
instruction
•253 Length of school courses ; e. g. 6 year course
See also 378.341 Length of college course
.26 Marking system
.27 Examinations: oral, written Cramming
See also 428.9 Language
For competitiv examinations see 371.53
.28 Promotions Degrading
.29 Other topics
.291 Graduation Diplomas
May be subdivided like 371. ax See also 378.3 College degrees
EDUCATION
371.3 Methods of instruction and study
Under the beds below class discussion o£ pedagogic value of these methods.
For methods of teaching specific subjects, see those subjects; for their educa-
tional value see 375 Curriculum; e. g. teaching of mathematics 510.7, place of
mathematics in curriculum 375.51 ^
•3 1 Rote or concert teaching
.32 Text books Recitations
Use of textbooks. Textbooks themselvs are clast with the subjects
treated
.33 Lectures Oral and visual instruction
•335 Visual instruction Lantern slides
.34 Developing or induct iv method
•35 Art of questioning Catechetic method
.36 Topical method
•363 Correlation
•36s Special days
Historical days: Discovery day, Flag day, Memorial day, Constitu*
tion day. Independence day. Birthdays: authors and other noted
persons; Washington's birthday. Nature: Arbor day. Bird day.
Other: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, etc.
.37 Seminary method
.38 Laboratory method
.39 Other
.392 Floating schools or colleges
Combinin]; travel and shipboard instruction
•393 Trips, ezcursionsi visits
•394 Individual instruction Batavia system
By regular teacher or tutor, at home or at school. See aiso 373.x
Private instruction
•395 Small classes
See also 371.47 Quincy system
.4 Systems of education
For PrObel's system see 373.2 Kindergarten
.41 Bell and Lancaster, or monitorial Mutual
system
.42 Fellenberg or manual training; vocational
schools, industrial education
For equipment and cost of manual training schools or departments
see 371.633 Machine shops, 371.676 Apparatus, etc. For subjects
of study see 375.0Z— .9 For individual schools see 607 or 378.99
.421 Educational value
.422 In elementary schools
.423 In secondary schools
.424 In special schools
.429 History and development
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
371.43 Military organization Military instruction
44 Pestalozzian
Class here all Pestalozzi's educational writings
45 Jacotot
46
47 Quincy system
»5 Government Disciplin Authority
5 1 Rules
52 Attendance Truancy Tardiness Absences
See also 379.33 Compulsory education
53 Rewards Prizes Favors Approbation
.535 Interschool literary contests
Competitiv examinations. For interschool and intercollegiate dc*
bates see 374.245 For interschool athletics see 371.75
54 Punishment Disciplinary penalties
Limits of school jurisdiction. Disciplin of consequences
.55 Corporal punishment
.56 Other punishments
Confinement; tasks; expulsion; suspension; discharge
57 Personnel responsible for disciplin Monitors
58 Moral government Alcott system
59 Student self government College systems
.59s School city Ray system
»6 School premises and equipment
.61 Grounds Site
School playgrounds
.62 Bildings
Requirements peculiar to schools. See also 737 Architecture of educa.
tional institutions. The following subdivisions apply to both special
rooms and separate bildings
•621 Study I lecture and assembly rooms
•622 Library and musetmis
Art, science, etc. See also 033 Library bildings; 371.64 Function
of school libraries: 031.3 Relation of libraries and schools; oa7.7'.8
Reports of college and school libraries
•623 Laboratories Observatory Machine shop
See also S43.x Chemic laboratories; s"*! Observatories
371.66 Scientific apparatus and supplies
•624 Gymnasitmi
See also 725'8s
•625 Other special rooms or bildings
Dormitories, clubs, infirmaries, Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A.
.626 Sanitation Lavatories
.627 Lighting
.628 Heating and ventilation
.629 Accessories
Elevators, lifts, telefones, etc.
EDUCATION
3 7 1 .63 Fiimishing and decoration
•631 Furniture
Blackboards, desks, chairs, benches. For globes and mapc lee
371.66
•632 Musical instruments
•633 Floors : bare, coverd
See also 721.6 Architectural construction
033.96 Library bildings
645 House decoration
•634 Walls : tints, covering
•635 Decoration
See also 739 Architectural decoration
•636 Pictures, frescoes Glass
•637 Sculpture
.638 Plants
•639 Other decoration
.64 Libraries
Character and functions. For relation to public library see osz.j; for
relation to other school rooms and bildings see 371.633. See also 037. 8
School libraries; 037.7 College libraries
•641 Relations of library to faculty and students
•642 School traveling libraries
.643 School reading lists
See also 038.5 Reading of young
.644
.645 Elementary school libraries
•646 Secondary school libraries
•647 College and university libraries
Departmental and seminar libraries
•648 Professional and technical school libraries
In 371.645-8 may be clast matter pertaining to desirability and
scope of such libraries, tho it is better in 037. 7'. 8 with reports and
other matter pertaining to their management
.65 Museums: character and functions
Divided if wisht like 010-999: e.g. 37X-655 Science museums; 371.657
Art museums. Limited to character and functions of museums attacht
to teaching institutions: see also 708 Art museums, and form division 074
under special subjects
.66 Scientific apparatus, laboratory equipment and
supplies
Divided like 500; e.g. 371.663 Astronomic observatory
.67 Other apparatus, equipment and supplies
Divided if wisht like 010-999; e. g. 371.6791 Globes, majM, etc.
.7 School hygiene
.71 Helth of students Overstudy Fatigue
.711 Sanitary conditions and inspection
Board of helth. For sanitary engineer's side see 371.636
•712 Medical inspection
For persona] conditions affecting helth and intellectual progress;
e.g. denliness, contagious diseases, nervous disorders, defectiv
eyes, ears or teeth. Closing schools on account of epidemic or
contagious diseases
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
371.713
•7x6
.718
.72
•731
.732
2
3
4
S
6
.733
.734
.735
.736
.737
•74
75
•79
.8
.805
.81
.82
.83
.836
.84
.85
.86
Posture
See also 371.631 Furniture (ill designd desks and seats)
School meals
Discussion. Admin is trativ problems: space, cost, whether wholly or
partly free, etc. For management of lunch room, suitable food, etc.
see 642.58
Open air schools
Care of eyes Effect of study
Care of body Gymnastics Calisthenics
For sirstems of gymnastics or physical training, and books of ezerciset
see 6x3.71
Educational influence of physical training
Gymnastics Calisthenics
In elementary schools
In secondary schools
In colleges
In special schools
In girls' schools
MUitary drill
For military organisation of school see 371.43
Fencing
Swinmiing Bathing
Riding
Walking School promenades
Recreations Games, etc. Athletics Di-
versions
See also 371.61 School playgrounds; 613.74 Hygiene of play; 796
Outdoor sports
Championship games Boat races Inter-
school athletics
For other rdations see Games in Relativ index following Tables
Other special topics
Student life and customs
Various aspects of student life and student activities outside regular
courses of study
See also 784.6 College songs; 378.29 College costumes
Student periodicals
Discussion here. Periodicals themselvs preferably with their schools
Student honor
Cribbing Cheating Keys Ponies Copsring
Fagging and hazing
student duels
Student organizations
Ancient student societies
Literary societies
Secret societies
Class all college chapters here, thus bringing the fraternity together,
with reference from the college. See also 366 Secret societies
Bullying German
German corps
Society premises
Temples, etc.
Society houses Halls
jd
EDUCATION
371,87 Student houses Lodgings Dormitories
.88 Commons Student restaurants Eating
clubs
.89 Celebrations Customs Triumfs, burn-
ings, etc.
Anniversaries Ceremonious receptions Student banquets
•895 School plays
Divided by language like 400; e.g 2 English, 3 German
•896 Class days
Of special institution, with institution
•9 Education of special classes
General questions; kind and methods of education for these classes
For institutions see 36a, 364. For study of abnormal children see 136.76
.gi Physically defect iv
See also 363.4 Asylums for blind and def
•911 Blind
See also 655.38 Printing for the blind
.91 2 Def
Finger alfabet See also 378 for degreeconf erring colleges
.9x3 Blind-def
.916 Crippled
.92 Mentally defectiv
Divided like 13a. See also 363.3 Idiot asylums, 930.8 Lives of idiots,
cranks, etc.
.93 Morally defectiv Delinquents
See also 364 Reformatories. Criminal classes
.94 Other abnormal classes
See also 136.764-9 in Childstudy
•945 Exceptionals Precocity
•947 Dependents
See also 363 Hospitals, asylums and allied societies
•95
.96 Special ranks
See also 375.003 Courses for different social classes
•961 Princes
•962 Nobles
.97 Special types
See also 136.77 Boys, the ' gang '
•974 Freedmen Negroes
See also 3 78. 75-. 76 for dcRreeconferring colleges
•975 Indians
.976 Orientals
.98 Special nationalities
Special schools for foreners; e. g. Germans. Hungarians. Russians,
^Japanese in United States
.99 Coeducation of races
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
372 Elementary education
.01
.1
.2
.aox
•aoa
•203
.204
.205
^06
•207
.208
.209
.21
•211
.212
.213
•214
.215
.22
•23
•3
•35
.36
.4
•45
•5
.51
.52
.53
•54
•55
Primary schools. Dame schools. Infant schools (under 7 years)
See also Day nurseries 363.7; Minding schools 363.5 or 363.7: Crtehes 363.7
Pedagogics and didactics of primary schools
May be used like 136.7 by those who insist on having childstudy with
education
Kindergarten
See also 371.44 Pestalozzian, for theory and early history. Put Prdbel's
work and development of his system here
Theory Principles
Essays
Periodicals
Societies
Training of Undergartners
History
Divided if wisht like 940-999
Methods
Gifts and occupations
Gifts
Occupations
Stories
Songs and games
Influence of kindergarten
Relation to other schools
Observing powers Object teaching
Nature study
Divided like 500-599; e.g. Birds 373.35983
Gardening
Reading Alfabet Fonics and word methods
Spelling
See also 438.6 Elementary readers
Simultaneous teaching of reading, writing and
spelling
Elementary writing and manual work
See also 741 Freehand drawing
Writing
First efforts, imitating printed roman letters
Drawing Design
See also 741 Drawing
Clay modeling
Sewing, etc.
Elementary basketry, weaving and braiding
EDUCATION
372.6 Elementary grammar Language lessons
See ftbo 400 Philology, subdivision 8 under each langu&ge
.61 Mother tting
.65 Second language
•7 Elementary arithmetic
Including mental arithmetic. See also 511. For Abacus see j 11. a
•8 Other studies
Divided if wisht like 01 0-999; e.g. 372.82 Religion
.89 Elementary geografy
See also 910.7. Elementary textbooks may be put with their subjects
but a primer of geografy is more useful to a student of elementary schools
and methods than to one interested in Geografy, Description, and
Travel. Text books, except primary, go with their subjects
.9 Special countries and schools : history, reports, etc.
Divided like 940-999: e-g< 373>94a English elementary schools. Put here
dementary schools whether public, endowd or private
373 Secondary Academic Preparatory
Class here discussions of general theories, methods, etc. pertaining specifically
to secondary education, regardless of source of support. Class here also all
private or endowd secondary schools for boys or both sexes; but class all
public (taxsupported) schools in 379-4~>9t ftll primary schools (regardless of
support) in 373.9, all schools and colleges solely for women in 376, and all
colleges for men or coeducation in 378. Class methods and questions peculiar
to monastic, diocesan and parochial schools in 377, but class the schools them-
selvs in 373, 373, 378, etc. according to their grades
For specific topics see 371
.1 Private instruction: tutor, governess, coach
.11 Relativ advantages of instruction at home and
in school
See also 371.394 Individual instruction
.2 Day schools Boarding schools
4-.9 Special countries and schools : history, reports, etc.
Divide like 940-999; e.g. 373.43 Higher English schools. Eton, Harrow, etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
374 Home education Self education and culture
Cultural, personal aspect of education
Subdivided by o with form numbers if wisht; e.g. 374>os maffasines pertaining
to this work, 374.06 Conferences, conventions, institutes, general meetings.
The term Home education covers the broad field of ddult self education thru
• private reading, study clubs and reading circles, summer, vacation, evening
and correspondence schools, lecture courses and other forms of extension
teaching and other agencies for extending more widely opportunities and
facilities for education outside the usual teaching institutions.
For relations of this work to libraries, the natural centers for such activities,
see oax.3 See also 378.13 University extension
With or without personal guidance
•I Solitary study Private reading Conversation
Advantages to be derived from reading. Study alone with or without aid
of reading lists, syllabuses, etc.
Reading lists themselvs, syllabuses and other aids to study belong with
other bibliografies (0x6) or with compends under their subjects. They may
however, if preferd, be kept together under 374'i9i divided like the classi-
fication: e.g. syllabus on English history 374.19943; on library economy
374.190a
See oa8, for preparation of guides, policy, methods, etc.
Vocational guidance Choice of vocation is clast here because usually dtscust
with self education and closely related to it and preparation for life, and is also
often determind thru personal advice or conversation
•2 Associated study Clubs
.21 Study clubs
Class here * travel clubs * which study about places without traveling
to see them. See also 374*35
.22 Reading circles Book and periodical clubs
.23 Lyceums Literary clubs
.24 Debating societies Oratorical clubs
•245 Interschool and intercollegiate debates
For interschool literary contests see 371 .53s
.25 Traveling clubs Educational value of travel
Clubs which travel for education. See also 371.393, 371^93, 374>sx
.28 Community centers
Whole community as a club of varied interests. Put here discussion of use
of school bildings for various community purposes
•3
With personal guidance
Either alone or in groups, clubs or classes
•4 Correspondence teaching Manuscript aids
Including methods of correspondence teaching
.43 Societies for encouraging home study
.44-.49 Correspondence schools
General schools divided like 940-999. Special schools are better clast
with their subject, with only a reference here: e.g. correspondence schools
of agriculture 630.714
•5 Lectures
Single lectures, or series of lectures on different subjects; courses on the
same subject unsupported by any other of the 7 factors of a complete exten-
sion course: i.e.
z Lectures 3 Class 5 Guided reading 7 Examination
a Syllabus 4 Papers 6 Club
EDUCATION
374.6 Extension courses Lecture study
.62 Lecture study
3 or more lectures on the same subject, with a or more of the 7 factors
.64 Extension courses
S or more lectures on the same subject with 4 or more of the 7 factors
•8 Continuation schools
Summer, winter, vacation, night (adult) etc. German auxiliary schools
Divided like 940-999 For evening or night schools see also 379.19
.9 Central organizationSi state departments, institutes
N.Y. state library extension division, Brooklyn institute, Cooper institute
Chautauqua, etc.
375 Curriculum
.001 Order of studies
.00a Single course
.003 Parallel courses
.004 Optional courses Electiv system
.005 Balanced courses Group system
special topics
.006 Overcrowding curriculum
.007 Courses for different classes of society
I For bredwinning vs culture
3 Failure of course to develop eiEciency
.008 Courses for schools of special kinds
Courses in schools of Roman catholic order of St Ann; outline of study
for common schools; courses in French lyc^es, etc.
See also special schools under their respectiv subjects
•009 Courses for institutions in special countries
Divided like 900. See also 379.4-.9
•01-.9 Subjects of study
Divided like the classification 01&-999; e.g. 375.5 Place of science in the
curriculum, 3 75 84 French literature in the curriculum, 375.88 Classics
in the curriculum
Methods of teaching individual subjects, also textbooks, may be kept with
educational literature by adding letters to 375 as follows: A general, B edu-
cational value of specific subjects, C place in curriculum, D methods of
teaching specific subjects, E textbooks;
e*8» 375>3> B Educational value of political science
375.3a C Place of political science in the curriculum
Education of women
See also 396.4
•I Physical capacity of women
•2 Mental capacity of women
See also 136.x Mental characteristics as influenced by sex
.3 Home or domestic instruction
By tutor or governess. See also 374
•4 Fashionable education ' Finishing ' schools
Discussion. For prospectuses, catalogs, etc, see 376.9
.5 Convent education
Discussion. For prospectuses, catalogs, etc, see 376.9
376
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
376.6 Higher education of women
Secondary and college
.63 Secondary: preparatory schools for girls
All between primary and college. Discuasion. For girls highschools
379'4-'.9: ioT private preparatory schools see 376.9
.64 Influence of college education on women
.66 Associations of college women
Association of collegiate alumnae. Alumnae of a single college with that
college
.7 Coeducation Segregation Separation
Discussion of collegiate education of women in separate institutions or thooe
for both sexes, whether in the same or separate classes. See 378 for coedu-
cational institutions, 376.8 for separately organized colleges, either aflSliated
like Barnard and Radcliffe or independent like Vassar, Smith, etc.
Class here by attraction general discussion of coeducation of sexes in college
and secondary school
.8 Colleges for women
Degreeconf erring colleges go here. Arrange material of each college by
"Table for school and college publications" following 378.99. All other
schools for women go in 376.9
.9 Special countries and schools : history, reports, etc.
Subdivided like 940-999: e.g. 376.943 Education of women in Germany
377 Religious, ethical and secular education
Relations of religious to secular education. For inculcation as well as actual
teaching of definit ethical or religious doctrins see 375; e. g. instruction in
duties of citizenship, patriotism 375.17a, course in Christian evidences 375.339.
Class catalogs, history, etc. of a denominational school regardless of religious
affiliation, but class here books dealing in general with schocds of a oertain
denomination or order; e.g. educational system of the Jesuits 377.35
•I Religious instruction Bible in public sdiools
Including sectarian instruction or influence in public schools. Public school
teachers in religious garb. Conscience clause of English elementary school
code
•2 Ethical education
Ethical training, without religious teaching, as advocated by ethical societies
See also 170.7 Study of ethics; 375.17 Place of ethics in curriculum
.3 Monastic or abbey schools
Ecoles congr^anistea. Divide like 271. See also a7z Monastic orders;
376.5 Convent education of girls
.4 . Diocesan schools Cathedral schools
Domschulen, stiftschulen
•5 Parochial schools
See also 357 Parochial schools
.6 Missionary schools
Establishment and conduct of schools as part of mission work. See also a66
Missions
.7 Charity schools
Mainly for elementary education. See also 361 Charitable institutions
.8 Church and education
Subdivided like 380; e.g. 377.8a Relation of Roman catholic church to
education. Discussion of denominational schools or educational associations
«•£• 377-8' Association of Catholic colleges of United States
See also 361.5 Church and intellectual development
•9 Nonchristian religions and education
Subdivided like 390; e.g. 377.97 Relation of Mohammedanism to education
EDUCATION
378 Colleges and universities
With power to confer degrees. For men only and for both sexes. Fot women 's
colleges see 376.8
.01 Definition of college and uniyersity Aim
Advantages and influence of college training: e.g. on business capacity
.014 College terminology, * slang '
Including also student slang. See also 4»7* 43 7 1 etc.
.05 Academic periodicals
Periodicals devoted to college and university interests. Those issued
by colleges, schools, etc. are scatterd either by subject or under colleg4
numbers
.06 General college associations
Association of New England colleges See also 370.6
.068 Associated alumni University clubs
For alumni associations of any one college, see T under college
number
.069 Duties of college men as a body
•I Organization Government Location Scope,
field
Classes, colleges, graduate departments, etc.
. 1 1 Administrativ offisers
•I 13 Disciplinary offisers, judicial corps, university court
\ President, deans, etc.
.12 Teaching staff Faculty
Exchange of professors. For qualifications see 371. ix
.121 Freedom of teaching
i See also political science. 323.444
. 1 3 University extension
Conducted by universities. See also 374
.14 College year Summer or vacation instruction
I All the year session
j .15 Location and size Large vs small
•153 City vs country colleges
.16
•17
•2 Academic degrees and costume College colors
See also 614.21 Medical degrees
Degrees
.21 Degree conferring body and powers
College, university or state. See also 614.21 State regulation of medical
education
•22 Graded degrees
Pass, honor, cum laude, magna cum laude, etc.
.23 Degrees in course
Advanced degrees conferd at specified periods on graduates in good
standing, without evidence of advanced attainments
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
378.24 Degrees for completion of courses
With or without examination
.241 Time and residence required Length of college
course
.242 Subjects allowable for liberal degree
Whether technical courses should be credited toward liberal degreef
•243 Differentiation of degrees: B.A. B.S. B.L. etc.
•244 Degrees on examination
With or without residence
.25 Honorary degrees
.26 Degrees by purchase or forgery
Insignia
.27 Seal Coat of arms Motto
.28 Colors: institution and class College flags
.29 Academic gowns and hoods
.3 Endowment of research Fellowships Scholar-
ships Student aid
.31 ^ •
.32 Endowment of research
Carnegie institution. Incentivs to research. Prizes. Opportunities for
research. Nobel prizes. Competitions
.33 Fellowships
.34 Scholarships
Rhodes scholarships Traveling scholarships
•35 .
.36 Student income and expenses
.362 Loan funds Student aid societies
.364 College employment bureaus Faculty committees
Other organizations for securing work for students
.365 Student earnings
Working way thru college Ways of earning
.368 Student expenses : extravagance, economy
.4-.98 Special cotmtries and colleges : history, reports, etc.
For women's colleges, see 376.8
Subdivide like 940-999; e-S* 378>43 English universities; 378.741 Maine
colleges
The various colleges of any section niay be given each a number or be
arranged alfabetically. Under each college arrange publications by the
following table, placing these letters afUr the letter (or letter and figures)
used to designate the college; e.g. a history ot Harvard college would be
markt 378.744 H E, and a second history would be numberd 378.744 H Ei.
The practical convenience of this plan outweighs the objection that it
introduces classification into the book numbers
If preferd, colleges and universities may be arranged alfabetically under
continent number, insted of being clast first by country or state; e.g.
European universities under 378.4 in alfabetic order regardless of country.
United States colleges and universities all in one alfabet under 378.73
SDUCATIOM
378.99 Professional, technical and other special schools
Professional education
Bett kept with subject, but may be compactly groupt here. Divided
like the daarification: e.g. 378>99> Theologic schools, 378.9934 Law schools.
378.9961 Medical schools
TABLE FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS
A Charter and statutes
B Trustees Regents Resolutions, reports, etc
C Administration President, chancellor Reports, etc
D Finances Tresurer*s reports
E History Foundation, growth, etc
F Biografy Necrology
G General catalogs Triennials, etc
H Annual catalogs Attendance, registers, etc
I Handbooks Circulars of information
J Bulletins Official periodicals
K Commencements, inaugurals, etc Baccalaureate and other
addresses
L Programs Tickets Memorabilia
M Faculty (as a body) Publications Regulations Certificatei
for admission
N Lectures Class manuals Examination questions
O Student theses Orations, essays, etc
P Student catalogs Society annuals, etc
Q Student periodicals
R Student societies, including periodicals
S Student miscellany Songs Class day, etc
T Alumni Societies, oonmiittees, etc
U Classes Histories, records, etc
V Pictures Class albums
W Bildings and grounds Descriptions, maps, etc
Z Schools: divinity, law, medical, etc
379 Public schools Relation of state to education
•I Public school system
.11 Schoolfunds
•13 National and state aid to education
.121 Public aid to private and sectarian schools
•123 Land grants
See a]ao 336.14 Public finance
•124 Subsidies
.13 Local support
Taxation Bonds Endowment Nonresident tuition See a^ao
336. aS Taxation
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
379M
•15
.151
.152
•153
.154
.156
.16
.17
.171
.172
•173
.175
.18
.19
.2
.21
.22
•23
.24
.3
School laws and regulations School age
Divided like 940-999
School supervision and control: national, state
and local Centralization
National
State : departmenti inspectors, etc.
Local: superintendent, school committee, board'
Supplies, free textbooks, etc. For school meals see 371.716 •
Individual : parents and others
State textbooks
Public colleges and universities: national, state
and local
Only discussion here; for individual colleges see 378.4-.9
Secondary schools
Discussion. For individual schools see 379.4-.9
Highschools Academies
• 6 year hiffhschools
Grammar schools
Rural schools
Central plan Convejring pupils
Primary schools Kindergartens
Questions of public maintenance. For individual schools see 373.9
Evening schools
See also 374.8
Illiteracy Instruction of illiterates
Illiteracy and crime Education and crime
Criminal illiterates
Illiteracy and pauperism Indigent illiterates
See also 339 Pauperism; 363.5 Pauper asylums
Compulsory education
See also 371.5a Truancy
Public vs private and endowd schools
4-.9 Special countries, sections, cities, etc.
Subdivided like 940-999: e.g. 379.73 Reports of U.S. commissioner
of education; 379.744 Education in Massachusetts; 379.7471 in New
York city. Keep state departments separate from city and other local
systems by numbering state reports. Az-A8, using A9 followd by
author's initial (lower case) for history of schools of any state; e.g.
Fitch's Ntw York public schools 379.747 A9f
COMMERCE COMMUNICATION
380 Commerce Commttnication
Public utilities. The technical side of these questions goes mostly in 650 Useful arts.
Here belong discussions of social and political relations.
.16 Government control of public utilities
381 Domestic trade
382 Foren trade Consular reports
Trade between mother country and colony
383 Postal servis
Sec also 353-4 U. S. administration
384 Telegraf Cable Telefone
See also 621.38 and 654
385 Railroad and express
Government ownership or control. Interstate commerce commission. See also 656
Railroading
386 Canal and highway transport
Stages (horse or motor)
See also useful arts, 656 Transportation
387 River, lake, ocean and air transport
History of shipping. Ship subsidies
See also useful arts, 656 Transportation
388 Local transit: city and interurban
See also engineering 625
389 Weights and mesures Metrology
See also 658 Business manuals
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
390 Cttstoms Costttmes Popular life
These beds are for disctissions by topic. Customa, etc. ot any 8x>ecial country go in
9I3-9I9' Booka on a special topic in a special country go here, as the grouping by topics
is the more important; e. g. Marriage in Japan is 392.5. but Japanese customs, 915.2.
For customs of primitiv man, see 571
391 Costume and care of person
See also 646 Clothing; 613.4 Hygiene
.1 Costumes of men
.2 " " women
.3 " " chUdren
.4 Extremities: hats, gloves, sandals, shoes, stoddngs, etc.
•5 Hairdressing Barbers
See also 646.7 Toilet
6 Care of person Bathing Toilet
.7 Ornaments and jewelry
.8
392 Birth, home, and sex customs
•I Birth customs: christening, circumcision
.2 Sacrifice and exposure
See also ethics, 173.4 Infanticide
.3 Family and home relations
.4 Betrothal
.5 Marriage
.6 Sex relations Concubinage
393 Treatment of the ded
See also 614.6 Public helth
.1 Earth burial
See also 7x9 Cemeteries
•2 Cremation
.3 Embalming, mummies
•4 Exposure
.9 Special funeral customs: wake, suttee
394 Public and social customs
.1 Eating, banquets
.2 Shows and diversions
.3 Games Dances, etc.
.4 Ceremonies
Coronations, durbara, etc.
.5 Processions Pageants
.6 Fairs Kermess
.7 Chivalry Tournaments
.8. Dueling Suicide
For other relations see Dueling in Relativ index following Tables
CUSTOMS POPULAR LIFE
395 Etiquet
Codes of todal procedure and bdiavior. For social ethics see X77
396 Woman's position and treatment
For costumes, see 391.3; bioRrafy, 930.7
If a special library about women is wisht, 396 is the best place for it. Suffrage,
education, and employment can then be put here, with references from 324.3,
376, 331. 4. etc. but it would be unwise to bring everything about women here,
e. g. to remove 618. Diseases of women, from the rest of medicin. Books on
woman in general go in 396
.1
Emancipation
.2
Legal stattiSi propertyi rights, etc..
.3
Political status
See 3a4'3. Suffrage; 3a9'83< Woman suffrage party
•4
Education
See also 376, Education of women
.5
Employment
See 331. 4i Labor of women; 371. 18, Teachers
Divided like the general classification; e. g. woman as scientist, 396.55; woman's
exchange, 396.56; woman as painter, 396.575: woman as author, 396.58, etc.
•6 Woman in home
.7 Delineation of woman in art
.8 Delineation of woman in literature
.9 Woman in history, poUtics, war Amazons
397 Gypsies Nomads Outcast races
People without nationalities who do not coalesce with the ruling people
among whom they live. This includes Gipsy language, which till recently had
no place in the linguistic groups of 400. as the Gipsy people have no place
in the geografic divisions of history
398 Folklore Proverbs, etc.
See also 291-3 Mythology
This section is for material needed in studying Folklore. Mere stories for
children, unless having a value to students of folklore, go in 823, or in J, if
there is a Juvenil collection
.1 Primitiv traditions
.2 Legends, tales, traditions
Legends of Arthur, Charlemagne, Roland, Faust, Reynard the fox, etc. But poems,
dramas, etc. based on these legends class in literature
.3 Folklore, traditional beliefs and customs, popular super-
stitions
.4 Fairies, elvs, ogers, monsters
Bogies, gnomes, dragons, vampires, werewolvs, etc.
•5 Chapbooks
.6 Riddles
•7 Dream books
.8 Song books
Including only popular collections, hardly ranking with Poetry or Music,
but useful in the study of Folklore, etc.
•9 Proverbs
399 Customs of war
Wepons War dances Treatment of captivs Scalping Mutilation Burn*
ing Cannibalism See also 633.4 Firearms
\
Philology
400 Philology in general
In philology the general works put under 400-4x9 deal almost entirely with the
Indo-European languages. They are put here because they covet most of the
divisions of this class, and in practis are most convenient here. Under 439, 479
and 489 are placed books limited to the Teutonic, Romance, or Hellenic groups,
and under 491 are placed only such general works as aie specifically limited to
the Indo-European group
401 Philosofy Origin of language
402 Compends, outlines
403 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
404 Essays, lectures, addresses
405 Periodicals
406 Societies, transactions, etc.
407 Education, teaching languages
408 Polygrafy Collections
.9 IlniTersal language
.91 Volapflk
409 History of language
410 Comparativ
410--419 includes comparattv works in gtneral and also those on the Indo-European
group in general, but general and comparattv works on Teutonic group are 439; on
Romance group 479; on Hellenic group 489. Everything about an individual
language is put with that language. 410-418 may be subdivided like 420-438
411 Orthografy Orthoepy Alfabets
412 Etymology, derivation
413 Dictionaries, lexicografy
414 Phonology Visible speech
See also 612.78 Physiology of speech
415 Grammar, morfology, syntax
416 Prosody
417 Inscriptions Paleografy
See 421.7, 47i-7i 48X.7, etc. Rare early mss are put in 091
418 Texts
419 Hieroglyfics
See also 493.1
.1 Sign language
For def mute alfabets* see 371.912
PHILOLOGY
420 English philology
.1 Phflosofy .a Compendb .4 Essays .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and
teaching .8 CoUectiv works .9 History of the language
421 Orthografy
See aho this hed treated in general grammars placed under 425
•I Alfabet
Per def mute alfabet., see 371.912
.2 Vowels Difthongs Aspirates
.3 Consonants
4 Phonetic spelling Spelling refonn
.5 Orthoepy
.6 Accent
.7 Paleografy Inscriptions
•8 Abbreviations
For stenografic and other uncommon contractions and abbreviations, see
653 Shorthand
.9 Punctuation
422 Etymology Derivation
422 is limited to derivation. Por inflection, also called etymology, see 4as*i
.1 Origin and laws of language
.2 Prefixes Suffixes
•3 Reduplication
4 Foren elements
•5 Noun forms : case, number, diminutivs
.6 Adjectival forms Degrees of comparison
•7 Pronominal forms: personal, possessiv, relativ, etc.
.8 Verbal forms : moods, tense, voice, etc.
.9 Particles: adverbs, prepositions, etc.
423 Dictionaries Idioms
.1 Idioms .2 English .3 German, etc. Put a dictionary of two
languages with the less known language. Under 423 put only Bngli&h-
BngUsh dictionaries. Put an English-Prench dictionary with French,
443.2; a French-Latin dictionary with Latin, 473*4« If in several
languages, put with 413, or with least known. Put Prench-French
dictionaries 443, not 443.4, so that the standard home dictionaries shall
come first in each language. This plan brings together under each of
the less known, all the dictionaries for translating either into or from
that language. Some prefer to put each dictiooary under the first
language; i. e. that by which it is alfabeted. This gives under each
* language, regardless of its familiarity, all dictionaries for translating
Jrom it, but none for translating into it. These must be sought under
the language from which the translation is to be made. Por a cosmo-
politan library this plan is simplest and best; but in an English library,
the first plan, with only English dictionaries in 4231 and both in and
<nU dictionaries together under little known tungs is more convenient.
References in either case show what may be found in the other place
424 Synonyms Homonyms
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
425 Grammar
425 includes general works, covering also orthografy and prosody
.1 Morfology Inflection
Divided like 435 .a Syntax; e. g. .5 Nouns, etc. See 4a a
.2 Syntax
.3 Arrangement of words and clauses
•4 Particular sentences : conditional, hypothetic, etc.
.5 Nouns
.6 Adjectivs Articles
.7 Pronouns
•8 Verbs
.9 Particles
426 Prosody
See also the bed Prosody, in general grammars 425
.1 Quantity and accent
•2 Versification
.3 Feet
.4 Figures of prosody
.5 Meters
.6 Rimes
.7 Strophe and antistrophe
.8 Textbooks for writing verse
•9
427 Dialects Early forms of language Slang
Subdivided by geografic divisions like 943. The Yorkshire dialect is 497.74;
Gloucestershire dialect 4a7<4x. The dialects o£ other languages take the
geografic subdivisions of their countries. Dialects not provided for in these
beds are placed with the last; e. g. American and Scotch with 437.9. The
division by time is made with a sth figure after o; the earliest form of
the language is markt .ox; .09 is used for modem slang, e. g. 4x7.01 Old
English
428 School books Texts for learning the
language
Including only books for Uaming the language, with grammatac or philo-
logic notes, etc. For other works see literature of the language, 820
.1 Spelling books
•2 First lessons Elementary composition For Rhetoric see sos.
Including in other languages books like Fasquellc, Ollendorff, Chardenalt
Latin prose, etc. See also 373.6, Elementary grammars
.3 Errors of speech Vulgarisms Use of words
See 437.09 Slang; 4^4 Synonyms
•6 Elementary readers See also 37^.4 Education
For primers and primary readers see 3724. Class here 3d and 4th readers, and
imt higher readers with literature collections; 808.8 if general, 820.8 if English
or English and American, etc.
.7 Selections
.8 Texts of individual authors
With grammatic notes and questions. Preferably dast in 800 with cross
references here
.9 Examination papers
429 Anglo-Saxon
PHILOLOGY
430 German
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439
.1
.a
•3
4
•5
.6
•7
.8
•9
437.01 Old High German; 437.0a Middle High German
Minor Teutonic
Including general works on Teutonic group
Low Gennan
Frisian Old Saxon
Dutch Flemish
Plattdeutsch
Scandinavian
Old Norse Icelandic Faroese
Swedish
Danish Norwegian
Gothic
French
Old French, u tha earliot fonn of the language, ie 447.01
Canadian and creole French, etc.-
Provengal Catalan
Italian
Wallachian
Ronumsh
Spanish
Portuguese
Latin
Rumanian
440
447-9
449
459
•9
460
469
470
479 Minor Italic Medieval Latin
Including general works on Romance group
480 Greek
Divide 4871 Greek dialects, like 930; e. g. 487>a Alexandrian Greek; 487.3
New Testament Greek; 487.82 Macedonian; 487.923 Ionic, etc.
*■ 489 Minor Hellenic Modern Greek
Including general works on Hellenic group
Works on Latin and Greek together, unless very clearly most useful in
Latin, go with Greek, which here as well as elsewhere is made to include
general works on the ancient classics
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
490 Minor languages
Bach language subdivided if wisht like 420 English
491 Minor Indo-European
Besides Teutonic, 420-439; Italic, 440-479; and Hellenic, 480-489
This hed, 491, includes general works on the Indo-European tungs, but
general works on the Teutonic languages go in 439, on the Romance group in
479, on the Hellenic group in 489, while most of the material placed under
400-419 is really Indo-European; but see also 410
•z
Indie
.2
Sanskrit
•27
Sanskrit dialects Prakrit
.3
PaU
•4
Modern East Indian languages
Excluding Dravidian, which is 494
.41
Sindi
.42
Panjabi
.43
Hindustani Hindi
.44
Bengali
.45
Uriya Orissa
•46
Marathi
.47
Gujerati
.48
Singhalese
.49
.5
Iranic
.51
Old Persian
.5a
2^nd (Avestan) Old Bactrian
.53
Pehlevi (Huzwaresh)
.54
Armenian
.55
Modem Persian
.56
Ossetic
.57
Kurdish
.58
Afghani
.59
.6
Keltic
.61
Gadhelic group
.62
Irish
.63
Gaelic or Scotch
.64
Manx
.65
Cymric group
.66
Welsh or Cymric
.67
Cornish
.68
Armorican or Bas Breton
.69
Basque
.7
Russian
.79
Ruthenian
PHILOLOGY
491.8 Other Slavonic
Southeast Slavonic group
.81 Bulgarian (Church Slavonic)
.8a Serbian
.83 Kroatian
.84 Slovenian
West Slavonic group
.85 Polish
.86 Bohemian
.87 Moravian Slovakian
.88 Sorbian
.89 Polabian
.9 Lettic
.91 Old Prussian
.9a Lithuanian
.93 Lettish (Livoman)
492 Semitic
Northern group
.1 Aramaic
.19 Babylon and Nineveh cuneiform
.2 Chaldee
.3 Syriac (Peshito)
Central group
.4 Hebrew
.5 Samaritan
.6 Phenician (Carthaginian)
I Southern group
I .7 Arabic
.8 Ethiopic (Amharic)
.9 Himyaritic
493 H ami tic
.1 Old Egyptian
See 4x9 Hieroglyfics
•2 Coptic
494 Scythian Ural-Altaic Turanian
Dra vidian Tamil Finnish Turkish Magyar, Hungarian
I
I 495 Eastern Asiatic Chinese Japanese
496 African
Excluding 493 Hamitic, 493«8 Ethiopic, etc. included in families above
497 North American
498 South American
499 Malay-Polynesian and other
Natural Science
500 Science in general
501-509 all have Scitnct in gtmrcd las their subject, but it is treated in these
various forms, A periodical on Chemistry goes with 540.5, not 505, which is only
for periodicals on Science in general, o in any class number in any part of the
classification shows the subject to be general, not specific
501 Philosofy, theories, utilities, etc.
502 Compends, outlines Ancient and medieval
science
503 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
504 Essays, lectures, addresses
505 Periodicals, scientific magazines
506 Societies: transactions,- etc.
507 Education, methods of teaching and study
Museums
508 Polygrafy: collected works, extracts, etc.
.X Extracts .a .3 General scientific travels .4 — .9 Travels and
surveys (if general) divided geograficly like 940-999
509 History of science
510 Mathematics
Works on Mathematics in general not limited to any one or two sections, are
groupt by form of treatment like Science in general above; i. e. into Mathe-
matical
5 10. 1 Philosofy .9 Collections, compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays, papers
tracts, letters .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Education .8 Logarithmic afid
other tables, instruments .9 History
511 Arithmetic
See 373.7 Teaching elementary arithmetic
.1 Systems of arithmetic
See also 5ia.8x Theory of numbers
.2 Notation and numeration Fundamental rules Abacus
•3 Prime numbers
•4 Fractions
.5 Analysis Permutation and combination
.6 Proportion and progression
.61 Magic squares
.7 Involution and evolution
.8 Mercantil rules Interest Alligation Mensuration
Gaging
See also 658 Business manuals
•0 Problems and tables
NATURAL SCIENCE
512 Algebra
.1 Systems of algebra
•2 Numeric equations Imaginary expressions
.21 Equations, ist to 4th degrees
.22 Higher numeric equations
.23 Indeterminate equations Diophantin analysis
.24 Imaginary expressions
.3 Algebraic equations Maxima and minima
.4 Series Fractions Binomial theorem Taylor's theorem
.5 Combinatory analysis
.6 Proportion and progression
.7 Involution and evolution
•8 Higher algebra
.81 Theory of numbers See 5x1.1 Systems of arithmetic
.82 Theory of equations Complex variable See also 517.8
.83 Determinants
.84 Symmetric functions
I .85 Elimination: eliminants and discriminants
.86 Transformations Substitutions
.87 Quantics
I .88 Invariants Covariants Contravariants
i .89
I .9 Problems and tables
I 513 Geometry
I Plane and solid geometry bound together is put 513. Descriptiv geometry is 5x5
See also 744 Mathematic drawing
•I Plane geometry
.11 Right lines
.12 Intersecting lines
.13 Parallel lines
.14 Triangles
.15 Quadrilaterals
.16 Other polygons
I .17 Similarity
.18 Areas
.19 Maxima and minima
.2 Curvs
.21 Circles
.22 Conic sections
.23 Ellipse
.24 Hyperbola
.25 Parabola
.26 Higher plane curvs
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
513.3 Volumetric or solid geometiy
.31 Lines and planes
,32 Intersecting planes
.33 Parallel planes
.34 Polyedrons
.35 Pyramids
.36 Prisms
.37 Regular
4 With curvd surfaces
.41 Sphere
.42 ' Cone
.43 Cylinder
.5 Modem geometiy
51 Points Lines Planes Duality
,52 Transversals
,53 Cones Conies Involution
,54 Radical axes and centers of similitude
,55 Poles and polars Reciprocal polars
,56 Harmonic and anharmonic properties
57 Correspondence Correlation of figures
,58 Quadric surfaces: spheroconics, curvs of double curvature
,59 Surfaces of higher order: cubics
6
7
8 Absolute or non-Euclidean geometiy
9 Problems
514 Trigonometry
.1 Trigonometric functions General formulas see 5^12.7
•2 Trigonometric series
.3 Exponential formulas
•4 Solution of trigonometric equations
•5 Plane trigonometiy : solution of plane triangles ;
•6 Spheric trigonometiy General formulas
.7 Solution of spheric triangles
.8 Differences of triangles, plane and spheric
.9 Problems
NATURAL SCIENCE
515 Descriptiv geometry and projections
See mlio 744 Mmthematical drawing
•I Orfhogonal projection on 2 planes
. 1 1 Straight Unes Planes
.12 Single curvd lines
.13 Double curvd lines
.14 Single curvd surfaces
.15 Double curvd surfaces
. 1 6 Stuf aces of revolution
.17 Warpt surfaces
.18 Intersections of surfaces
•2 Isometric and analogous projections
•3 Oblique projection
•4 Conic projection
•5 Spheric projection See 5^6.8 Map projectioii
.51 Orthografic
.52 Globular
.53 Stereografic
.54 Polar
.55 Gnomonic
.56 Conic
•57 Cylindric
.6 PerspeCtiv Soe alao 74a Drawing
.61 Plane Parallel Oblique Angular
See also Scene painting
.62 Cylindric .
See a]io Panorama painting
.63 Shadows; natural and artificial light
.64 Reflections
.65 Circles, cylinders and spheres-
.66 Distortions and corrections
.67 Human figtu^e
•68 New methods Special devices
•7 Shades and shadows
•8 Stereotomy
.81 StOneCUtting see alao 693«X3 Masonry; 730 Sculpture
.82 Carpentry See also 694 BUding
.83 Stairbilding See also 694-8 Bilding; 729.39 Architectural design
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
516
I
II
12
13
14
.2
.21
.22
•23
.24
.25
.26
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•31
•32
•33
•34
A
.41
•42
.43
.44
.45
.46
•5
51
52
S3
54
55
56
57
58
59
.6
•7
Ji
•9
Analytic geometry
Plane loci
Right lines
8
«
s
Transformation of coordinates
Cunrs
Conic sections
Ellipse
Hyperbola
Parabola
Higher plane curvs
Loci in space
Right lines
Planes
Transformation of coordinates
Cunrd surfaces
Conicoids or quadric surfaces
Ellipsoid
Hyperboloid
Paraboloid
Stuf aces of higher order
Modem analytic geometry
Systems of coordinates
Abridged notation
Conies
Higher plane curvs
Poles and polars Reciprocal polars
Harmonic and anharmonic properties
Method of projection
Quadric stuf aces : spheroconics, curvs of double curvattu*es
Surfaces of higher order: cubics
Quaternions : calculus of direction and position
Problems
NATURAL SCIENCE
517 Calculus
.1 Infinitesimal Method of exhaustions
Differential and Integral calculus, bound together^ ts put here
.2 Differential -
.21 Series
.22 Indeterminate forms
.23 Change of the independent variable
.24 Theory of plane curvs Curv tracing
•25
.26 Theory of curvd surfaces
.27 Maxima and minima
.28
.29 Problems
.3 Integral
.3 1 Formulas of reduction and integration
.32 Definit integrals Eulerian integrals
.33 Rectification Quadrature Cubature
.34 Multiple integrals
.35 Laplace's functions Bessers and allied functions
.36 Elliptic and hyperelliptic functions Abelian functions
.37
.38 Differential and partial differential equations
.39 Problems and tables
4 Of variations
.5 Of functions
.6 Of finite differences
.7 Of operations
.8 Of imaginaries Complex variables see also 512.82
.9 Problems
519 Probabilities
•I General principles Direct and inverse probabilities
.2 Mathematical and moral expectation
.3 Testimony : decisions of juries and tribunals
.4 Probability of future events deduced from experience
•5 Life contingencies: annuities, life insurance see 368.3
•6 Errors of observation Mean or average values
•7
.8 Method of least squares
.9 Problems
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
520 Astronomy
520.1 Astrology, see 133.5 5^0.3 Compends 520.3 Dictionaries 5-20.4 Essays
520.5 Periodicals 520.6 Societies 520.7 Study and teaching of astronomy
520.8 Collections, etc. 520.9 History of astronomy
See also note under Natural science in general, 500-509
521 Theoretic astronomy
Mathematical investigation of celestial motions, specially of the SiUr system.
Motions of individual bodies are clast under separate heds in 533
.1 Celestial dynamics
.11 General laws of equilibrhim and motion See also 5312
. 1 2 Law of universal gravitation and motion
See also 53i>5X •
.13 Problem of 3 bodies
. 1 4 Figures of hevenly bodies
. 1 5 Rotation of hevenly bodies
.2 Geocentric and heliocentric place
.21 Plane of orbit in space
.22 Position of orbit in its plane
.23 Position of body in its orbit
.24 Po.sition of body in space
.25 Heliocentric longitude and latitude
.26 Geocentric longitude and latitude
.27 Variations of right ascension and declination
.28 Variations of longitude and latitude
.29
.3 Orbits
.3 1 Definitions of orbits
.32 Determination from 3 observations
.33 Determination from 4 observations
.34 Variation of elements of orbit
.35 Correction of approximate elements of orbit
.36 Application of method of least squares
.37 Kepler's problem
.38 Equation of center and radius vector
.39
.4 Perturbations
.41 Mutual action of planets
.42 Action of satellites
.43 Nonsphericity of planets
.44 Resisting medium
•5 Theory of planets
.6 Theory of satellites
.7 Theory of comets
.8 Theory of eclipses
.9 Precession and nutation see also 53a.95-.06
NATURAL SCIENCE
522 Practical and spheric
.1 Observatories
,11 General plan, location
.12 Material and mechanism of dome, drum, etc.
13 Transit bildings, wings, etc.
.14 High altitude observatories
.15 Portable
,19 History, reports and serial publications of observatories
.2 Telescopes see aUo 535.83 Optics
.21 Reflecting
.22 Refracting
.23 Eye piece and accessories
.24 Object glass
.25 Mounting, tube, etc.
.26 Equatorial mounting
. 2 7 Transit mounting
.28 Observing chairs, etc
.29 Famous telescopes
.3 Meridional instruments
.31 Finding meridian line
.32 Mural circles
.33 Meridian circles
.34 Transit: placing in position
.35 Collimation constant
.36 Level constant
.37 Azimuth constant
.38 Other constants, flexure, index error, etc.
•4 Extra meridional instruments
.41 Sextant and quadrant, reflecting circle, astrolabe
.42 Altazimuth
.43 Zenith telescope
.44 Transit out of meridian
.45 Heliometer
.46 Equatorial
.47 Prime vertical
>S Auxiliary instruments
,51 Sidereal clock and chronometer
. 5 2 Electrochronograf
.53 Micrometers
,54 Personal equation machine see 522.97
,55 For illumination
,56 For solar observation
,57 Artificial horizons
,58 Heliostat
DBCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
522.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
523
68
69
7
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
9
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
Auxiliary observations
Photometry Sec S3S.a Optics
PhotOgrafy Sec 53 5.8s Optics; 770 Photografy
Polarization See saSS Optics
Spectroscopy see also 535.84
Technic; application to astronomy and use with telescope.
523.37, 523.57. 523.67, 523.77, 523.87
For results
.1
.II
.12
•13
.14
.15
.16
.17
Spheric astronomy see also 514.6
Celestial sphere Spheric coordinates
Rectangular coordinates
Transformation of coordinates
Differential variations of coordinates
Interpolation
Meridian line Variation of compass
Reduction of observations to the meridian
Use of globes
Corrections
Parallax
Refraction See 535.3 Optics
Semidiameter of celestial bodies
Aberration
Precession See 521.9
Nutation " "
Personal equation See 522.54
Instrumental errors
Descriptiv astronomy
Universe
Structure of universe
Nebular hypothesis
Plurality of worlds
Space and its temperature
Resisting medium
Cosmic dust
Repulsiv force
NATURAL SCIENCE
523.2
.21
.22
■23
.24
.25
.26
.27
.28
.29
.3
•31
•32
•33
•34
.35
.36
.37
.38
•39
A
41
.42
•43
.44
.45
.46
.47
.48
49
S
SI
52
S3
54
•55
56
'57
58
.59
Solar system
Distributiv laws of planets
Conjunctions and oppositions
Motion of solar system in space
Constitution of planetary system
Stability of solar system Ecliptic
Orrery, planetarium, gyroscope, etc. See 531.34 Rouuon
Zodiac
Moon
Constants: size, mass Distance and parallax
Heat 2md light Phases
Orbit and motions
Sidereal month, tropical, perigee and apogee, sun and eaith's attraction,
lilMations. See also 521.6 for Orbit
Feattires of surface: mountains, plains, etc.
Atmosphere
Physical condition
Spectrum
Eclipses
Charts, photografs, etc.
Planets
Mercury and intramercurial
Venus
Mars
Asteroids
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune and transneptunian
Charts, photografs, etc.
Meteors and zodiacal light
Meteorites
Fireballs
Meteoric showers, radiant points, etc.
Systems of meteors
Connection of comets and meteors
Spectrum
Hight of atmosphere from observation
Zodiacal light Aurora (borealis and australis)
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
533.6
Comets
.61
Appearance and development
.62
•63
Orbits
.64
Remarkable comets
.65
.66
Physical constitution
.67
Spectrum
.68
.69
Charts, photografs, etc.
•7
Sun
.71
Constants, dimensions
.72
Heat and light : theories as to source
•73
Apparent motion Rotation Sce 53538 TaWes
.74
Spots, faculae, and other features of surface
.75
Prominences, chromosphere, corona
.76
Theories of physical constitution
•77
Spectrum
.78
Eclipses
.79
Charts, photografs, etc.
.8
Stars
.81
Stellar parallax, distance
.82
Heat and light Photometric observations Magnitude
Visibility
.83
. Proper motion, stardrift
.84
Variable, double, and multiple stars
.85
Clusters and nebulas
.86
Physical constitution
.87
Spectrum
.88
.89
Constellations, maps, catalogs, etc.
•9
Transits and occultations
.91
Transits of Mercury
.92
Transits of Venus and solar parallax
.93
Delisle's method
•94
Halley's method
.95
Photografic method
.96
Transits of Venus to 1874
.97
Transit of 1882
.98
•99
Occultations
NATURAL SCIENCE
524 Maps, observations, and tables
•3
•4
.5
.6
.7
.8
525
I
II
12
13
14
IS
16
2
3
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
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41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
5
SI
52
53
54
Series of observatory publications may be kept together under 524. or under 532.19
with the history and reports of the observatory. Special maps or observations, e. g.
on Sun or Moon, are better placed in subsections 9 under these heds in 5231 with
charts and photografs, e. g. 533.79, thus leaving these bracketed numbers 524 to
534.9 blank They are printed to provide a place in case it is wisht to keep aU mapi
and observations together
Of moon See also 533*39
Of planets See alao 533.49
Of comets see abo 533.69
Of sun See also 533<79
Star catalogs See also 533.89
Earth
Constants
Mass Weight
Density
Dimensions, diameter
Figure: geomorfy, equatorial belt
Distance from sun.
Parallax
Heat Light
Orbits and motions
Period of revolution
Obliquity of ecliptic to equator
Eccentricity
Perturbations
Rotation
Foucault's pendulum
Deviation of falling bodies and projectils
Tables of the sun Apparent motion See 523.73 sun
Geografic coordinates
Finding latitude see also 537. i
By meridian altitudes
By Pole star
By altitude of 2 or more stars
By other methods
Finding longitude see also 5373
Terrestrial means: chronometers, telegraf, signals
Celestial signals: eclipses, occupations, transits
Lunar methods
Seasons
Effect of inclination of equator to ecliptic
Effect of eccentricity of earth's orbit
Secular changes of seasons
Seasons on Mars and other planets
-tell
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
525.6 Tides
.61 Mathematical theory
.62 Effect of sun and moon in producing tides
.63 Distribution, diurnal inequality, spring and neap, priming
and lagging
.64 Establishment of a port Coast form modification
.65 Velocity of hight of tide wave
. .66 Tides on inland seas
.67 Supposed effect in retarding Earth's revolution
.68 Tide registering and predicting machines
.69 Tide tables
.7 Twilight
526 Geodesy
526.3-.8 apply to surveys of large tracts, requiring allowance for earth's curva-
ture and more exact methods of determination. For local surveys sec 526.9
.1 Theory and determination of Earth's figure
. 1 1 Potentials of ellipsoids
.12 Equilibrium of rotating spheroid
.13 Law of ellipticity
.14 Airy's and Pratt's theories as to attraction of mountains
.15 Determination of figure by Airy, by Bessel, and by Clarke
.16 Ellipsoidal figure and position of axes
.17 Geoidal figure
•2 Base mesuring and apparatus
.21 Standards of length and temperature
.22 Apparatus of Struve, Bessel, Colby, U. S. coast survey.
U. S. lake survey, etc.
.23 Adjustments of apparatus
.24 Location of base line
.25 Field operations
.26 Calculation of results and corrections
.27 Verification
.3 Field work of triangulation
.3 1 Reconnaissance
.32 Stations
Names, signals, tnpods, scaffolds and towers, surface and underground menu
ments
•33 Observations, instruments and records
.34 Reduction to station's center
.35 Corrections for phase of signal and eccentricity
.36 Spirit leveling
.37 Barometric leveling
.^S Trigonometric leveling
•39
These are methods. See 551.53.
for results, lists of hights. etc
J
NATURAL SCIENCE
526.4 Computation of triang;ulation
.41 Spheric excess
.42 Legendre's theorem
.43 Chord process
.44 By spheric trigonometry
.45 By spheroidal trigonometry
See also application of leaat squares, 522.6
•46 L M Z formulas and applications
.47 Direct deduction by Bessel
.48 Deduction by Puissant
.49 Tables for computation
.5 Theory of least squares in adjustment of figures, etc.
.51 Method of independent angles
.52 Adjustment of a quadrilateral
.53 Adjustment of triangulation net
.54 Method of directions
.55 Adjustment for clostu^e of a circuit
.56 Method of repetitions
.57 Adjustments of base mesures
.58 Adjustments of leveling
•6 Astronomic determinations and their connection with
geodetic results
.61 Latitude determinations
.62 Longitude determinations
.63 Azimuth determinations
.64 Effect of irregularities of Earth's surface on latitude
longitude and azimuth
.65 Effect of same on angles of triangle
.7 Gravity experiments and results
.71 Mathematical theory
.72 Pendulum apparatus
.73 Pendulum operations
.74 Corrections
.75 Reduction of results
•8 Bllap projections see SiS-S Sphenc projections
.81 Prospectiv projections
.82 Orthomorfic projections
.83 Development projections
.84 Zenithal projections
.85 Equivalent projections
.9 Surveying
.91 Instruments and methods Scc 526.2
.92 Mesurement of distances
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
526.93 Mesurement of angles
.94 Mesurement of hights
.95 Leveling See s26.36-.38
.96 Plotting
.97 Computation of areas
.98 Topografic drawing
.99 For special purposes: military, naval, railroad, mining, etc.
527 Navigation
.1 Finding latitude at sea see also 53541
•2 Finding longitude at sea see also 53546
.3 Finding time at sea sce aiso 539.74
•4 Sumner's method
.5 Great circle sailing
528 Ephemerides Nautic almanacs
.1 American
.2 English
.3 German
.4 French
•5 Italian
.6 Spanish
.7 Slavic
.8 Scandinavian
.9 Construction of ephemeris
529 Chronology
.1 Sidereal and solar day
Apparent and mean time, equation of time, causes of inequality
.2 Solar year, months
.3 Calendars; including early and Oriental
.4 Calendar of Julius Caesar
.5 Calendar of Gregory, 1582- Almanacs
.6 Ecclesiastic calendar: determination
For feasts, etc. and calendars themsclvs, sce 264.021, 264-031, etc
.7 Horology
.71 Finding time by transit
.72 Finding by equal altitudes
.73 Finding by single altitude
74 Finding by sextant See also 5273
75 Time systems, and standards
.76 Distribution of time
.77 Cosmic time
.78 Instruments for mesuring: dials, hourglasses, clocks,
watches, etc.
See 522.51 for Sidereal clocks and chronometers
See 681 for Clock and watch making
NATURAL SCIENCE
530 Physics
531
•I
•2
.21
.22
•23
.24
•3
•31
•32
•33
.34
•35
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41
42
43
44
45
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51
52
53
54
55
58
6
7
8
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
9
Modulus of machines
Like Science in general: viz, general works only are arranged
530.1 Philosofy .3 Coznpends. textbooks .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays,
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Education, methods of teaching,
.8 Phyiica] unitSt mesuring instraments .9 History
Mechanics
Pure motion Kinematics
Statics Grafic statics
Force and its mesure
Composition of forces and motions
Moments
Parallel forces Center of gravity
Dynamics Kinetics
Rectilinear motion
Vibration
Undulation
Rotation
Centrifugal and centripetal force
Work - Friction see 621.89 Lubrication
Unit of work
Diagram of work
Laws of friction
Sliding friction
Rolling friction
Gravity
Law of imiversal gravitation
Laws of falling bodies
Pendulum
Mass, density, etc.
Projectils
Apparatus for illustration
Conservation of energy
Machines Transmission of force
See also 6a 1.8 Mechanism of transmission
Lever and balance
Wheel and axle
Cord and catenary
Pulley
Inclined plane
Wedge
Screw
Tables Problems Questions
lectures, etc.
experiments
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
532 Liquids Hydrostatics Hydraulics
I Properties of liquids Pressure
.2 Equilibrium of liquids
.3 Buoyant effects Floating bodies
.4 Specific gravity Hydrometer
.5 Liquids in motion Hydrodynamics
51 Theoretic flow
52 Orifises, adjutages, fluid vein
.53 Weirs, overfalls
.54 Pipes, open channels, rivers
,55 Bends, valvs, sudden enlargements and contractions
,56 Efflux; variable pressure
57 Hydrometry Velocity
58 Impulse and resistance
,59 Theory of waves
.6 Capillary attraction
.7 Osmose Absorption
.8 Applications Machines See62i.a Waterengins
Except for libraries making Physics much more prominent than Useful arts, all
the * Applications * will be more useful under their proper beds in Useful arts.
It is better to keep all the material in one place, referring to it from the other,
rather than attempt division
.81 Hydraulic press Sce also 621.266
.82 Hydraulic engin See also 621.25
.83 Water ram See also 621.27
.84 Water wheels Sec also 621.21
.85 Water blast See also 621.269
.9 Tables Problems Questions
533 Gases Pneumatics
•I Properties of gases and vapors Absorption
•2 Laws of compressibility
•3 Atmosphere
.4 Barometer
.5 Air pump
.6 Aeronautics
.7 Kinetic theory of gases
•8 Applications See 621.6 Blowing and pumping engins
Preferably clast in Useful arts, see 532.8. note
.82 Manometer Pressure gages See 621.18 steam generauon
.83 Condensing pump
.84 Force pump
.85 Suction pump
.86 Diving bell
.87 Forge bellows
.88 Pneumatic dispatch
.9 Tables Problems Questions
NATURAL SCIENCE
534 Sound Acoustics
.1 Theory Undulations
.2 Propagation of sound: velocity, difEraction
.3 Musical sound Tuning forks see also 781.x Theory of muaic
4 Analysis of sounds Resonators
.5 Superposition of vibrations
.6 Grafic representations
.7 Physiologic : ear and larynx
Fbr other relations see Ear. Larynx, in Relativ index following Table
•8 Applications Preferably clast with topics elsewhere See 532.8, note
.81
.82
.83 Signals in navigation See also 654Q Communication
.84 Applications to architecture
.85 Musical instruments Sec also 780 Music
.86 Phonograf
.9 Tables Problems Questions
535 Light Optics
.1 Theory
•2 Propagation Velocity Mesurement of light
.3 Reflection Refraction Absorption
See also 522.92 Astronomy
•4 Dispersion Diffraction Interference
.5 Polarization Polariscope Double refraction
.6 Color
.7 Physiologic: eye
Optical principles of sight. See also Byes in Relativ index
•8 Applications Preferably clast with topics elsewhere See 532.8, note
.81 Lenses and prisms
.82 Microscopes and magnifiers See also 578 Microscopy
.83 Telescopes see also saa.a Astronomy
.84 Spectroscopes and spectrum analysis
Most general number. See also Spectroscopy, Spectrum, in Relativ index for
other relations and applications
.85 PhotOgrafy See also 770
.86 Other applications of lenses
.87 Mirrors and reflecting instruments
.88 Lighthouses See also 627.9 Harbor engineering; 656 Commerce
.89
Tables Problems Questions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
536 Heat
.1 Theory Nature
•2 Communicatioii
.3 Action of bodies on heat
.31 Reflection
.32 Refraction
.33 Radiation
.34 Absorption
•35 Diathermancy
.4 Effects Action of heat on bodies
.41 Expansion
.42 Liquefaction
.43 Solidification
.44 Vaporization and condensation
•45 Incandescence
.46 Combustion Flame
.5 Temperature see also 551.52 Meteorology; 613.18 Hygiene
. 5 1 Thermometry
•52 Pyrometry
•53 Electric methods of mesuring
.6 Calorimetry
•7 Thermodynamics Mechanical equivalent
.8 Applications Preferably go in Useful arta.See 532.8, note
.81 Steam engins See 621.1 Engineering
.82 Gas engins See 621.43 Engineering
.83 Heating See 697. 621.19. 628.8. 644
.84 Ventilation See 697, 622.4, 628.8
.9 Tables Problems Questions
537 Electricity
See also 621.3 Electric engineering
.1 Theory Nature
.2 Static
. 2 1 Quantity, potential
.22 Conduction, distribution
.23 Machines
.24 Condensers
.25 Electrometers
•3
.4 Atmospheric Lightning rods
•5 Djmamic
.51 Theory of coils Constants
.52 Induction spark
.53 Induction spark in rarified gases
.6 Electro djmamics
.7 Electric mesurements
%
NATURAL SCIENCE
537.8 Applications Preferably clast m. UseCul arts. See 621.3, and 533-8. note
.81 Telegraf for U-legraf business sec 654
.82 Telefone Microfone
For telefone btxsiness see 654.6
.83 Dynamos Electric lighting
.84 Tranmission of power Storage
.85 Electrometalltirgy
.86 Galvanometers Batteries Coils
.87 Medicin See also 615.84
.88 Electric signals See 6549
.9 Tables Problems Questions
538 Magnetism
.1
.2
.3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
539
.1
.2
.3
•4
5
51
52
53
54
6
7
8
9
For Animal magnetism. Mesmerism, etc., see 134
Theory Properties of magnets Lines of force
Communication Induction Touch
Electromagnetism
Diamagnetism
Terrestrial magnetism
Applied Magnetic machines
Tables Problems Questions
Molecular physics
Theory Molecular structure vortex rings
Properties of solids
Elasticity Torsion
Strength of materials
See also 6ao.i Engineering materials
Permanent displacement of molecules
Malleability
Ductility
Hardness
Tempering
Intermolecular forces
Radioactivity
See also 541.38 Radiochecnistry ; 546.432 Radium
Tables Problems Questions
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
540 Chemistry
.1
.2
Pure or theoretic chemistry
.1 Early theories, alchemy, phlogiston .a Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclo-
pedias .4 Essays, lectures, etc. .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Education,
methods of teaching .8 Collect! v works .9 History
SUMMARY
541-543 General chemistry
541 Chemic theories
54a Operativ and experimental chemistry
543-545 Analytic chemistry
543 Analysis
544 Oualitativ analysis
545 Quantitativ analysis
546 Inorganic chemistry
547 Organic chemistry
REFERENCES
6ia.oi5 Physiologic chemistry 660
615 Medical " 669
616.076 Pathologic " 770
Chemic technology
Metallurgy
Photografy
541 Theoretic chemistry Physical chemistry
Modem chemic theories General properties of bodies from chemic point of
view Composition Constitution Elements and compounds Affinity
Formulas Nomenclature
31
.321
•325
.326
327
•33
Atomic theory
Ultimate constitution of matter. Nature and phases of ultimate particles:
atoms, ions, anions, kations, electrons. Atomicity. Relationship of mass to
chemic properties of bodies. Laws of chemic combination: weight, de'finit
proportions, equivalence, multiple proportions. Laws of volume for gases.
Simple or compound nature of chemic elements. Molecules. Atomic and
molecular weights; methods of determination. Atomic and molecular volumes
Laws fundamental to atomic theory; see also 541 • 9 Classification, periodic law,
etc.
See also physics, 532.4 Specific weights
Physical chemistry
Borderland between physics and chemistry. Including densities in different
phases; chemic affinity, statics and dynamics; thermochemistry and electro-
chemistry
Solid state
See also physics, 536.43 Solidification; 539.2 Properties of solids
Liquid state
See also physics, 532.1 Properties of liquids; 536.4a Liquefaction; 541.34
. Solution
General
Surface tension, vapor tension, viscosity, capillarity
special types of liquids: gelatinous liquids
Inorganic liquids
Organic liquids
Gaseous state
Subdivide lil*e 541 .32. See also physics, 533.1 Properties of gases; 516.44
Vaporization
NATURAL SCIENCE
541.34 Solute State Solubility
.341 General
Surface tension, viscosity, diffusion, osmosis, conductivity. See also
533.7 Osmose of liquids; 542-7 Dissolving
1 Theories : kinetic, hydrate and dissociation
2 Laws Terminology
.342 Solution pressure Solubility
Tables of solubility
.344 Solubility and solution of different forms
I Solids a Liquids 3 Gases Absorption
•34S Solution types
2 Colloid solutions Emulsions
Including general discussion of colloids
.346 Solvents
.3 5 Photochemistry
Relation of light to chemic action of polarixed light to chemic structure, etc.
.36 Thermochemistry
* Relationship of heat to chemic properties of bodies. Thermodynamics and
energetics, applied to chemistry. Relations between specific heat and
chemic constitutions. Molecular heats; atomic heats; latent heats of
physical, allotropic. and chemic transformations. Principle of initial and
final phases. Study of changes of phase. Melting points and boiling
points. Liberation and absorption of heat in reactions. Exothermic and
endothermic reactions. Variation with temperature of the quantity of heat
used in transformations. Principle of maximum work
.37 Electrochemistry
.378 Magnetochemistry
.38 Radiochemistry
Chemistry of radioactiv substances. See also 539.7 Radioa'^tivity; 546.432
Radium
.39 Chemic dynamics, statics and equilibrium Affinity
Homogeneous and heterogeneous chemic equilibriums. Kinetic theory of
chemic equilibriums (of Guldberg and Waage, Pfaundler. van't Hoff):
thermodynamic theory (of Willard Gibbs. of Horstmann, of van't Hoff, of
Duhem. etc) Reaction velocities. Accelerating and retarding influences.
Catalysis. See also in physics 536.7 Thermodynamics and energetics
Variation of affinity with physical conditions. Valence. Combinations.
Unlimited and limited decomposition. Dissociation, efflorescence, limits of
dissociation and maximum dissociation. Combustion
.4 Various types of compounds
Acids, bases, salts, alloys
.5 Molecular types
.6 Compound radicals
Stereochemistry Formulas of structure
•7 AUotropy
Isomerism Amorfous and crystallin states Tautomerism Polymerism
Class here material on structure not included in 541 -6
.9 Other general subjects
Classification Nomenclature Notation Formulas Stoichiometry
Tables Periodic law
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
542 Practical and experimental chemistry
Manipulations Chemic operations For analyses see 543-545
• I Laboratories
Interior construction and installation General arrangements For archi-
tecture see 737.5
•2 Apparatus and manipulations For special apparatus see ^4 2. 3*. 9
.2 1 Manipulations Arrangements Procedure
.22 Preparation of substances
Mechanic separation: trituration, pjlverization. porphyrization; mortars
and pe:»tle8, crushers, sifting and sivs. Disintegration by wotting hfated
masi. Levigation
.23 Laboratory receptacles and their accessories
For uses of receptacles see also various processes and operal ions
.231 Glass and quartz
Beakers, bottles, flasks, retorts, test tubes, funnels, adapters, glass rods
and tubing
5 Glass manipulation: blowing, grinding
.232 Porcelain
Evaporating dishes, tubes, retorts. Refractory pottery: crucibles, plates
.233 Metallic
Containers made of platinum, silver, iron, nickel, aluminum etc.
.24 Supports Fixt. adjustable, wood. Triangles, tripods, clamps
, 2 5 Stoppers Glass, cork, rubber Corkborers
.26 Rubber tubing Luting and cements
.29 Other appliances
.3 Mesuring apparatus
.3^ Determination of weights and density
Balances and weights Descriptions and diiections for use
'53 Specific gravity apparatus class preferably in 53 2.4
.35 Determination of volume
Mesuring volume of liquid Calibrated vessels Graduated pipets, burets
and cylinders
.4 Heating Distillation
See also 536.5 Mesurement and regulation of heat; 54>-53 Dlowpiping
.41 General
.42 Heating with coal
Laboratory furnaces: trough, cupola, reverberatory, tubular, cupsl, blast
Tube furnaces for organic analysis
.43 Heating with liquid fuels, etc. Lamps; special burners
.44 Heating with gas
Coal gas, carburetted air, acetylene, etc.
Fishtail and Bunsen burners; gas furnaces and grates; pressure regulators
.46 Indirect heating
Baths and heaters: water baths; salt, metal and oil baths; metal plates or
wire gauzes
.47 Electric heating
Heaters, muffles and furnaces; kryptol furnaces
See also 542-8 Electric and galvanic manipulations
.48 Operations
Melting, fusing, boiling. VapK>rization, distillation. Distilling apparatus,
alembics or stills. Deflegmators. Vacuum operations
Evaporation with heat: sublimation, dessication. For evaporation in vac>
uum see 54a • 77
.49 Other heating operations
NATURAL SCIENCE
542.5 Flames Blowpipes
See also $44.3 Dry methods of analysis; 669.9 Assaying
.51 Flame
Nature of flame; candle flame; oxidizing and reducing flames
.52 Coloration of flame
Beads, colord beads Composit flames
.53 Blowpipes
Varieties of blowpipes and how to use them
For applications see Blowpiping in Relativ index following Tables
•6 Aqueous and liquid treatment
Dissolving, aqueous separation, levigation, etc; alcohol, ether, carbondisulfid,
hydrocarbons, etc.
.61 Dissolving Solution
* Solvents, maceration* digestion, decoction, lixiviation
.62 Determination of solubility Supersatu ration
Supersaturated solution
.63 Diffusion
Lowering the solidification point or surfusion
.64 Dialysis Dializers
See also qualitativ analysis 544.5 Dialysis
.65 Solidification
Precipitation, crystallization, crystallizers
.66 Decantation
D^cantation funnels, Plorentin receivers, sifons, pipets
.67 Filtration and filters
Filtration with textils, with paper, thru cotton, asbestos, powders, etc.
Hot filtration Filtration in seald vrsscls, by suction, by compression
Filter presses
.68 Expression and presses Drying of press residues; drying machmes
.69 Washing Continuous, automatic: decantation, wash bottles
.7 Gas manipulation
See also 545 . 7 Budiometry
.71 General
.72 Gas production
.73 Gas collecting and decanting
Pneumatic trof, gas sampling -tube, gas pipets; displacement and decant-
ing
.74 Washing and dissolving gas
Wash bottles Apparatus for drjring and absorbing gas
.75 Gas storage Gasometers, rubber bags
.76 Gas meSUrement Graduated tubes, meters
77 Rarefaction of gas
Pumps: air, vacuum, mercury; blowing engins. bellows, auction gasometers,
manometers; vacuum regulators; trompes
See also physics, 533 .5 Air pumps
.78 Gas compression
Seald tubes and bulbs, bellows, compression pumps, gasholders
.79 Gas liquefaction and solidification
Faraday tubes Apparatus for expansion; of Thilorier; of Caille^et and
Linde
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
543
.2
542.8 Electric and galvanic manipulations
See also physics, 537.85 Applications of electricity to chemistry. Class here
only apparattts for preparing chemic substances, not apparatus for study of
phenomena. Per analytic apparatus see special substance under 543 or special
process under 544 or 545
•9 Other operations
Attacks by acids and Raws: oxidations, reductions etc
543-545 Analytic chemistry
Analysis
Divided by material analyzed, whether qualitativly or quantitativly. i.e. substance
takes precedence of process. Class in 543 general works covering both qualitativ
and quantitativ analysis
See also 6x4.3 Adulterations
Analysis of food and drink
See also 613.3 Hygiene. 619.39 Nutrition
Dairy products Milk
See also agriculture. 637 Dairy products
Water
See also hygiene 613.31 Water as a beverage; and therapeutics 615.79 Min.
eral waters
Analysis of drugs and medicins
See also 614.35 Inspection of drugM*. 615 Medicin
Poisons
See also 615.9 Toxicology
Analysis of rocks and ores
See also 549 Mineralogy, 669.9 Assaying, 631 AgricuJt*.iral chemistry
Analysis of inorganic products in general
For general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions
of 543
Analysis of organic products in general
For general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions
of 543
Analysis of organic products of animal origin
For general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions
of 543 See also 577 Biokigy
•4
.,S
•6
•7
.8
.9
NATURAL SCIENCE
544
Qualitativ analysis
Determination of chemic elements of substances General processes and methods
•I
Wet method
.11
Reagents
.12
Determination of bases
.13
Determination of acids
.2
Dry method
See also 669-9 Assaying
•3
Blowpipmg
For other relations see Relativ index
.4
Gas analysis Reactions
Identifying an isolated gas Analysis of gaseous mixtures See also S4S>7
Bttdiometry
•5
Dialysis
For technic see 543-64; for electric dialsrsis see 54>.8
•6
Spectrum analysis
i
1
1
See also phjrsics, 535-84 Spectrum analysis
•7
Polariscopic analysis
See also physics, 535-5 Polarization
.8
Microscopic examinations
•9
Other methods
1
Blectio analysis
.92
Capillary analysis
545
Quantitativ analysis
.1 Gravimetric
Analysis by weighing, sampletaking
.2 Wet method
Titration solution, alkalimetry, acidimetry
.3 Electric methods
See also physics, 537.85 Electrometallurgy
For galvanoplastics see 671
.7 11 Constant current analysis
.312 Constant voltage analysis
.36 Catalytic analysis
•4 Dry method
Ouantitativ analyses with blowpipe, cupellatior, etc.
See also 669.9 Assaying
•5 Titrometric methods in general
.6 Volmnetric analysis of liquids
See also 54a -3 Mesuring apparatus
.7 Volumetric analysis of gases
Eudiometry and eudiometers; gas burets, absorption pi pets
See also 544 . 4 Gas anal]rais
•8 Other methods
Colorimetric Polarimetric Refractometric
.9 Synthesis
General processes
.97 Electric synthesis
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
546-547 Inorganic and organic chemistry
546 Inorganic chemistry
.1 Nonmetallic elements
. 1 1 Hydrogen
.12 Halogen group
.13 Chlorin '.
.14 Bromin
. I S lodin
.161 Fluorin
.17 Nitrogen group Nitrogen
.18 Phosphorus
.191 Arsenic
.2 Oxygen group
.21 Oxygen
.3 2 Sulfur
.23 Selenium
.241 Tellurium
.25 Carbon group
.26 Carbon
.27 Boron
.28 Silloon
.29 Helium group
.291 Helium
.292 Neon
.293 Argon
.294 Krypton
.295 Xenon
•3 Hetals
.31 Alkali group
.32 Potassium
.33 Sodium
.34 Lithium
.35 Rubidium
.36 Caesium
•37
.38
.39
.4 Alkalin earths
Calcium and magnesium groups consider! I ttigether
.41 Calcium
.42 Strontium
.43 Barium
.432 Radium See als^ S39.7 Radioactivity; 541-38 Radiochemistry
•44 Magnesium group
.45 Beryllium or glucinum
.46 Magnesium
.47 Zinc
.48 Cadmium
.49
NATURAL SCIENCE
^5
Led and silver group
.51
Led
.52
Thallium
•55
Silver group
.56
Copper
.57
Silver
.58
Mercury
.59
.6
Cerium group Rare earths
.61
Yttrium
.63
Cerium
.63
Lanthanum
.64
Didymium
.642
Praseodjrmium
.643
Neodymium
.65
Erbium
.652
Ytterbium
■653
Terbium
66
Aluminum
67
Indium
68
Gallium
.69
Other metals of rare earths
691
Scandium
.693
Samarium or decipium
.694
Gadolinium
•695
Germanium
.696
Europium
.697
Thulium
.7
Iron group
Iron and chromium Rroups coiuiderd together
.71
Manganese
.72
Iron
.73
Cobalt
.741
Nickel
.75
Chromium group
.76
Chromium
.77
Molybdenum
•78
Tungsten or wolfram
.791
Uranium Sec also 54138
.8
Tin group
Tin and vanadium groups considerd together
.81
Tin
.83
Titanium
.83
Zirconium
.841
Thorium See also S4I-38
.843
Actinium See also 541.38
.85
Vanadium group
.851
Vanadium
.86
Antimony
.87
Bismuth
.88
Tantalum
.891
Niobium or columbium
.893
Polonium See also 541.38
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
546.9
Platinum group
91
Gold
.92
Platinum
•93
Iridium
.94
Osmium
•95
Ruthenium group
.96
Ruthenium
.97
Rhodium
.98
Palladium
•99
False and putativ elements
Arrange alfabeticly
547
Organic chemistry
.1
Cyanogen and its compounds
.2
Hydrocarbons Fatty series
For occurrence as minerals see S49.8
.21
Paraffins
.22
Olefins
•23
Acetylenes
.24
Valylene Dipropargyl, etc.
.25
Aromatic series
.26
Benzenes
.27
Diphenyl group
.28
Naphthalene Anthracene Phenanthrcne
.29
Higher series
t
.3
Alcohols Phenols
•4
Ethers: simple, compotmd; haloid
0
.5
Aldehydes
1^
.6
Ketones Quinones
•0
.7
Acids: acid halids, acid anhydrids, sulfo-acids
.8
Nitroderivates : amins, compotmd ammoniimis, amids,
>
amic acids, azo-bodies, azozy-bodies, hydrazo-bodies
•0
diazo-bodies
3
(t;-
•9
Compotmds with metals
NATURAL SCIENCE
548 Crystallografy
.1
.3
.5
.6
.7
Ji
'9
549
.1
2
3
4
5
6
61
65
7
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
8
General; phenomena of a special mineral belong with that mineral; e. g
cleavage of borates 549*73
Systems of crystallization
Twin crystals Crystallin aggregations
Cleavage Isomorfism Poljrmorfism
Irregularities Internal imperfections
Formation and growth of crystals
Pseudomorfs
Mattiematic : mesurement of angles
Physical
Optical
Mineralogy
•01 Philosofy, classification .02 Compends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essays, papers,
etc. .05 Periodicals .06 Societies .07 Study and teaching, museums .08 Col-
lectiv works .09 History
Determinativ Blowpiping
See also 543 .6 Methods of analysis of rocks and ores
See 542.53 Blowpipes and their manipulation. For other relations see Blow-
piping in Relativ index following Tables
Nativ elements
Sulfids, telluridSy selenids, arsenids, antimonids, bismuthids
Compounds of chlorin, bromin, iodin, and fluorin
Oxygen compounds: ozids
Silicates
Anhydrous
Hydrous
Other ternary oxygen compounds
Tantalates
Phosphates
Nitrates
Borates
Tungstates
Anhydrous sulfates
Hydrous sulfates
Tellurates
Carbonates
Oxalates
Hydrocarbons
Occurrence as minerals,
economic geology sec 553-2
Geografic distribution
Coliunbates
Arsenates Vanadates Antimonates
Molybdates Chromates
For chemistry of hydrocarbons see 547.2; for
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
550 Geology
.1
.II
.12
•13
.14
.2
.21
.22
.23
.24
.3
.31
.32
.33
•34
•35
.36
•37
4
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
5
SI
52
S3
S4
5S
57
58
550.1 Philosofy. theories, geologic time .a Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays,
papers, tracts, letters .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching,
museums .8 Collectiv works .9 History
551 Physical and dynamic geology
Including geophysics (physiografy, physical goograCy) and geochemistry broadly
treated; see also 551 ■ 94- For Cosmic geografy. see 533
Structure of earth as a whole
Interior of earth
Internal heat
Earth's crust
Conductivity of rocks
Seismology
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Hot springs, geysers
Oscillations of the earth's crust
Erosion and deposition
Glaciers and glacial phenomena
Moraines
Transported materials, till
Icebergs
Aqueous erosion
Coast changes
Aerial erosion
Surface features of the earth
Physical geografy
Continents
Hands
Mountains Valleys Orology
Caves
Plains
Oceans
Ocean currents
Rivers Lakes
Springs Wells Ground water
Meteorology Climate
Atmosferic currents Winds
Thermometry, heat
For other relations see Heat, Temperature, in Relativ index following Tables
Hypsometry, elevations See 536.36-8 for methods
Barometry, pressure
Storms
See also 537.4 Atmosferic electricity
Moisture: rainfall, flow of streams, floods
Prairies, forests, and deserts
Division of Oceans for use under .46
and .47
z Atlantic North sea Baltic
2 Mediterranean Black sea
3 Gulf of Mexico Caribbean
4 Southern Atlantic
5 Pacific
6 Eastern Pacific or American coast
7 Indian Bay of Bengal Red sea
8 Arctic
9 Antarctic
V
NATURAL SCIENCE
S5I.6
Metamorfism
•7
Stratigrafic geology
.71
Archean
.72
Primary, paleozoic, Cambrian
•73
Silurian
.731
Lower Siliirian
.73a
Upper Silurian
•74
Devonian Old red sandstone
.75
Carboniferous
.76
Secondary, mesozoic, triassic and Jurassic:
lias, oolite
•77
Cretaceous
.78
Tertiary, cenozoic
.781
Eocene, oligocene
.782
Miocene
.783
Pliocene
•79
Quaternary Postpliocene Glacial
.791
Recent
.8
Structural geology
.81
Stratification
.82
Curvature and contortion
.83
Ripple marks and sun cracks
.84
Joints Cleavage Polarity in rocks
.85
Dip Outcrop Strike
.86
Anticlinal Synclinal
.87
Faults and folds Dislocations
.88
Veins Dykes Necks Bosses
.89
•9
Agents of geologic work
.91
Frost
.92
Water
•93
Atmosphere
•94
Geochemistry
Chemic changes: heat. See also note to 551
.95
Animals
.96
Coral reefs
.97
Plants
.98
Segregation and concretion
.99
Other agents
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
552
•I
.2
.21
.22
•23
.24
.25
.26
.27
.28
.29
.3
.31
.32
.33
.34
35
.36
•37
.38
.39
4
.41-
.42
•43
.44
•45
.46
•47
.48
.49
.5
.51
.52
.53
.54
.55
.56
•57
.58
.59
.6
Lithology Petrografy Petrology
Igneous rocks
Volcanic rocks
Lavas Scoria
Volcanic ashes Volcanic tufa Tuff
Obsidian Pumis Pitchstone
Trachyte
Rhyolite
Andesite Dacite Phonolite
Felsites
Basalt
Other volcanic rocks
Plutonic rocks
Porphyry Porphyrite
Syenite
Granit
Diabase and gabbro
Dolerite
Diorite
Norite
Peridotite
Other Plutonic rocks
Metamorfic rocks
Granits and syenites
Gneiss
Schists
Slates Argillite Phyllite
Quartzite Novaculite Itacolumite
Marble Crystallin limestone
Serpentine
Chrysolitic rocks
Other metamorfic rocks
Sedimentaiy rocks
Sandstone Conglomerate Sand Gravel
Shale Clay Silt
Gypsimi Salt
Limestone Marl Ooze
Dolomite
Oolite
Infusorial or diatomaceous earth
Glauconite Greensand
Other sedimentary rocks
Meteorites
Decay of rocks
NATURAL SCIENCE
55^.8
.81
.82
553
.1
.11
.12
.13
.14
.15
.z6
•17
.18
.19
.2
.21
.22
.24
.25
.26
.27
.28
.29
•3
•4
.41
42
•43
.44
.45
.46
47
.48
49
-5
51
52
53
54
-55
56
57
■58
59
Microscopic petrogiafy
Determination of rock minerals
Rock structure
KCOnOmiC geology Seealso622 Mining engineering
Ore deposits
Formation and structure
Classification
Superficial: placers
Stratified: beds, etc.
Unstratified
Disseminated thru eniptiv rocks
Stockwerks Fahibands Contacts
Chambers and pockets Impregnations
Mineral veins
Carbon series
Peat
Lignite and jet
Cannel coal Bittmiinous shale
Bituminous and semibituminous coals
Anthracite and grafitic anthracite
Grafite Pltunbago
Asfalt and asfaltic coals Ozocerite
Petroleum Natural gas
Fossil gums and resins
Ores of iron
Ores of metals other than iron
Ores of gold
Ores of silver
Ores of copper
Ores of led
Ores of zinc and tin Mercury
Ores of manganese and chromium
Ores of antimony and arsenic
Ores of nickel and cobalt
Other metallic ores
Bilding stones
Marbles and limestones
Granits and syenites
Sandstones
While the history of all
other products goes in 553.
history of metals is more
useful in 669i Metallurgy
Slates
Serpentines
Porphyries
Trap
Tufa Peperino
Other bilding stones
Soapstones
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
553-6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.6s
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7
•71
.72
•73
•74
•75
.8
•9
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
Earthy economic minerals
Fire clays Brick clays
Potter's clays
Gypsum
Apatite
Guano see also 631.85
Sands
Rock salt
Phosphates
Emery Conmdum
Hevy spar Sulfur
Asbestos, etc.
Limes and mineral cements
Other earthy economic minerals
Mineral waters
Divide gcoera) works with 0 geograficly like 930-999; e.g
Mineral waters of Germany, 5S3-7043
Alkalin
Salin
Chalybeate, ironbearing
Sulfuric
Calcic
See also 5Si*23
Gems Ornamental stones
Other economic minerals
Geology of Europe SSA-SSQ subdivided by countries like 940-999
Geology of Asia
Geology of Africa
Geology of North America
Geology of South America
Geology of Oceania Polar regions
^##1 I A/\11T/\|/\0rTT U^ foTTn divisions as in 550 and divide .9 geograficly
* ClriWVAlil^wAwgjr like 930-999; e. g. Paleontology' of England is 560.942
X^l^ntS 56 1 is subdivided like Botany, 580
Invertebrates 562-569 is subdivided like zoology, 592-599
Protozoa Radiates
Mollusks
Articulates
Vertebrates
Fishes Batrachia
Reptils Birds
Mammals
NATURAL SCIENCE
570 Biology
Archeology
I
TI
12
13
»4
15
16
19
2
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
3
31
34
35
37
39
4
5
SI
52
S3
54
55
56
.6
.7
.71
.72
•73
.74
S70.I Philosofy .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays, lectures, etc.
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching, museums; nature study
.8 CoUectiv works .9 History
571 Prehistoric archeology
For Customs, see 390 For Archeology of special countries, see 913
Paleolithic, or early stone age
Drift remains
Cave men
Remains of animals Shells
Chipt stones
Flint flakes Arrow beds Knives, etc.
Other stone remains
Other remains
Neolithic, or late stone age
Stone quarries
Remains of animals
Polisht stones
Sharpend stones: celts, tools, wepons
Perforated stones: spindles, net sinkers, pipes
HoUowd stones: mortars, cups, food vessels
Other stone remains
Other remains
Bronze age
Ancient copper and tin mining
Bronze remains
Tools Wepons, etc.
Cups Vessels
Other remains
Iron age
Other remains
Implements of wood
Implements of bone
Basket work
Textil fabrics
Pottery
Glass
Rudiments of art
Drawings
Paint
Sculptures
Beads
Ornaments
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
571.8 Dwellings
.81 Natural caves
.82 Earth houses Pit dwellings Weems
.83 Lake dwellings Crannoges
.84 ClifiE dwellings
.85 Pueblos
.86 Tents as dwellings
.9 Mounds and monuments
.91 Mounds and mound bilders
.92 Grave mounds
.93 Kitchen middens Shell banks
.94 Monoliths Cromlechs
.95 Circles Labyrinths
.96 Cairns
•97
.98
.99
572 Ethnology Anthropology
See also 136.4 Mental race characteristics
.1 Unity of the human race
.2 Diversity of races
.3 Migrations of men
.4 Original home of man: Eden, Atlantis, etc.
•5
.6
.7 Savages: races divided by practises
Class description of savages of special country in 914-919; c. g. Australian bush-
men 919.4
.8 Races divided by language like 400
.9 Races divided by countries like 930-999
Divide by countries where possible. Use language divisions for groups like
Semitic, Aryan, Teutonic, English, etc.
573 Natural history of man Somatology
.1 Man's place in nature
.2 Origin of man
.3 Antiquity of man
.4 Influence of climate and surroundings
•5 Color in man
.6 Anthropometry
.7 Craniology
.8 Dwarfs and giants
.9 Monstrosities
See also 611.012 Teratology; 613.91 Congenital defects; 617.3 Oeformities
NATURAL SCIENCE
574
575
.1
.2
•3
•4
•5
.6
•7
.8
576
• I
.2
.3
4
•5
.6
577
.1
•3
A
.5
.6
.7
Ji
578
.1
.2
•3
•S
.6
.7
.8
•9
Homologies
Evolution
See also 213 Creation; 315 Religion and acieaoe; 239.8 Apologetics
Heredity
For other relations see Heredity in Relativ index following Tables
V&li&tiOll See also 59i'i5 Physiologic soology .
Enviromiieilt see also 136.3 Mental; 573*4
Natural selection Survival of the fittest
Sexual selection
Development
Degeneration
Origin of species
Origin of sexes See also 591.36 Embryology
Origin and beginnings of life
spontaneous generation
Protoplasm Bioplasm
Cells .
Beginnings of motion and sensation
[576-577 are undergoing
revision that will change
some numbers and great'
*
ly enlarge them in a later
edition] < .
Properties of living matter
Chemic: difference between organic and inorganic
Life: difference between ded and living matter
Difference between vital and physical phenomena
Conditions of life : moisture, temperature
Difference between plants and animals
Vital force
Deth See also 612.013
Sex in nature
Microscopy see also 535 82 Optics
Varieties of microscopes
optic parts
Mechanical parts
Accessory apparatus and management of microscope
Illuminating apparatus
Preparation and mounting of objects
Special preparation and study of inorganic material
botanic material see 581.8 Histology
zoologic material "591.8
II
II
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
579
•I
.2
3
•4
.5
.6
.6ii
.612
.613
.614
.615
.616
.7
.8
Collectors manuals
Preparing skeletons
Preservativs and hardening fluids
Injections
Taxidermy
Mounting specimens
Collecting
Alluring; bait, light, etc.
Hunting; nets, collecting bottle, etc.
Killing
Exchange Purchase
Rearing
Transporting
Arrangement of specimens in museums
.71 Cabinete .72 Labels
Preservation of specimens
.Sx Museum pests .8a Pestifuges .83 Prevention of moisture
tention of colors
.84 Re-
NATURAL SCIENCE
580 Botany
580.x Philcsofy, classification, nomenclature ,2 Compends .3 Dictionaries,
cyclopedias ^ Essays .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching,
herbariums, botanic gardens .8 CoUectiv works .9 History
581 Physiologic and structural botany
Sabdiyided where wished like 591
•I Physiology
.2 Pathology Teratology
.21 Diseases
.22 Teratology
.23 Parasites
.3 Embryology Germinatioii
4 Morf ology Comparativ anatomy
.5 Habits
.6 Economic
.7 Organografy Descriptiv anatomy
•8 Histology see 578.8
.9 Geografic
.91 Distribution of plants
Subdivide .93-«99 like 930-999 Use .9a for ocean, marine flora
This Geografic classification is to be used only for general works and cross references.
* Flora of North America * is put 581.97; but ' North American cryptogams ' is
clast 586 with a reference from 58i.97i but North American phanerogams go with
58X.97 because it so completely covers the subject
General works covering both Phanerogamia and Cryptogamia are put under s8o
as books covering Vertebrates and Invertebrates are put under 590
In applying these numbers to Fossil plants, 561, note that one more figure must be
used than in fossil* animals. The Zoology numbers are alredy given in the 3d place
in Paleontology, e. g. 59a Invertebrates, s6a Fossil invertebrates, and so on to 599
Mammals, and 569 Fossil mammals. But in Fossil plants, 561, all 8 sections are
groupt together and the section number must be repeated. Fossil phanerogams
are 561. a not 56a, which is assignd to Invertebrate soology as more important.
Lichens are 56i.9Z» fttc. In the same way the Fossil flora of North America is
561. X97, i. e. the first a Botany figures, 58, are changed to 561 to give the corre-
sponding Fossil botany number, while in soology the only change is from S9 to 56
for first a figures, except in 591 which can not change to 561, iri&ich is ascignd to
Botany. The Fossil fauna of North America must therefore go among general
works under 560.97
582 PhanCrOganiia see also 7x5 Trees-, 634.9 forestry
The subsections below are taken from the recognised authority, Bentham and
Hooker's Gtntra plantarum
583 Dicotyledonae
•X
PolypetalflB
.11
Ranales
.III
Ranunculaceae
.112
Dilleniaceae
.113
Calycanthaceae
.114
Magnoliaceae
.115
Anonaces
.116
Menispermaceae
.117
Berberideae
.118
Nymphseaceae
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
583
^la
Parietales
.121
Sarraceniaceae
.122
PapaveraoeaB
.123
Cruciferae
.131
Capparideae
.133
Resedaceae
.134
Cistineae
.135
Violarieae
.137
Canellaceas
.138
BixineaR
.14
Polygalineae
.141
PittosporeaR
.142
Tremandreae
.143
Polygaleae
.145
VochysiaceaB
.15
Caiyophyllineae
•151
Frankeniaceae
.152
Caryophylleaft
.153
Sileneas
.154
Alsineae
.155
Polycarpeae
.156
Portulaceaft
.158
TamariscineaR
.16
Guttiferales
.161
ElatineaR
.162
Hypericineae
.163
Guttiferae
.166
Temstroemiac«B
.167
Dipterocarpeae
.168
Chlaenaoeas
•17
Malvales Malvaceae
.18
Sterculiaceae
.19
TiliaceaK
.31
Geraniales
.211
Lineas
.213
HumiriaceaR
.214
Malpighiaceae
.221
Zygophylleae
.223
Geraniaceae
.23
RutacesR
.241
Simanibeae
.245
Ochnaceae
•247
' Burseraceae
.25i«
Mdiaceae
.255
Chailletiaceae
NATURAL SCIENCE
583.26
Olacales
.261
Oladneae
.269
Ilicineee
.37
Celastrales
.271
Celastrineae
.274
Stackhousiese
^75
Rhamnee
.279
Ampelideae
.38
Sapindales
.281
Sapindacese
.291
Sabiacese
.292
Anacardiaceae
.397
Anomola
.298
Coriarieee
.299
Mormgese
•3
Rosales
.31
Connaraces
.32
Leguminosae
.37
Rosaces
.38
Saxifrages
.39
Crassulaceae
.393
DroseracesB
.394
Hamamelideae
.396
Bniniaceae
.398
Haloragese
4
Myrtales
.411
Rhizophorese
414
Combretacese
42
Myrtaoese
43
Melastomacese
.441
Lythrarieee
.445
Onagrariese, Oenotheras
45
Passiflondes
451
Samydaceae
453
Loaseae
455
Tumeracese
456
Passiflorese
.461
Cucurbiyacea;
.468
Begoniaceae
.469
Datisceae
47
Ficoidales
471
Cactese
475
Picoideae
48
Umbellales
.481
Umbelliferi
491
Araliaceae
497
Comaceae
bECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
583-5
GamopQtalse
.51
Rublales Caprifoliacese
.52
Rubiaceas
•53
Asterales
.531
Valerianese
.541
Dipsaceae
.546
Calysereae
.55
Compositae
•57
Campanales Stylidieae
.58
Goodenovieae
.59
Campanulacese
.6
Ericales
.61
Vacciniaceae
.62
Ericaceae
.63
Monotropese
.64
EpacrideaB
.65
Diapensiaceae
.66
LennoacesB
•67
Primulales
.671
Plumbagineas
.672
Primulaceas
.677
Myrsineae
.68
Ebenales
.681
Sapotaceae
.685
Ebenaceae
.686
Styraceae
.7
Gentianales
.71
Oleaceae
.716
Salvadoraceae
.72
ApocynacesB
.73
Asdepiadeae
.74
Loganiaceae
.75
Gentianeas
.76
Polemoniales
.761
PolemoniaceaR
.764
Hydrophyllaceae
.77
Boragineae
.78
Convolvulaceae
.79
Solanaceae
.8
Personales
.81
Scrophularineae
.821
Orobanchaceae
.825
Lentibularieae
.829
Columelliaceae
.83
Gesneraceae
.84
Bignoniaceae
.85
Pedalineae
.86
Acanthaceas
.87
Lamiales
.871
Myoporineae
.876
Selagineae
.88
Verbenaceae
.891
Labiatae
.899
Ordo anomalus Plantagineae
NATURAL SCIBNCB
583.9
^Apetalse
.91
CurvembryeflB
.911
Nyctagineae
.912
Illecebraceae
.913
Amarantacese
.914
Chenopodiaceae
.915
Phytolaccaceae
.916
Batideae
.917
Polygonaceae
.93
MultioTulAtft aquatics
.921
Podostemaceae
.922
Multiovulatft terrestres Nepenthaceae
.923
Cytinacese
.924
AristolochiaceaB
.925
MicrembryeA Plperacese
.926
Chloranthaceae
.927
Myristiceae
.928
MonimiaceaR
.93
Daphnales
•931
Laurineas
^32
Proteaceae
.933
Thymelaeaceae
•934
Penseacese
.935
Elaeagnaceae
'94
AchlamydosporeaB
.941
Loranthaoean
.943
Santalaceae
.947
BalanophoreaR
.95
Unisexuales
.951
Euphorbiaceae
.961
Balanopsese
.962
UrticaceaB
.971
Platanaceae
.972
Leitnerieas
.973
Juglandeae
.974
MyricaceaR
.975
Casuarineae
.976
Cuptdifene
.98
Anomali
.981
Salicineae
•983
Lacistemaceae
.984
Empetraceae
.987
CeratophyllftflR
.84
Monocotyledonae
.1
MicrospcnneiB
.11
Hydrocharideaft
.13
Burmanniacese
.15
Orchideae
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
584.a
Epigynes
.21
ScitamineaB
.22
Bromeliaceae
.23
Hsmodoraceae
.24
Irideae
.25
Amaryllideae
.26
Taccaceae
.27
Dioscoreacese
.3
Coronaries
.31
Roxburghiaceae
.32
Liliaceae
•34
Pontederiaceae
.35
PhilydraceaR
.36
XyrideaR
.37
Mayaceae
.38
Commelinaceae
.39
Rapateacea
-4
Calycineae
.41
Flagellarieas
.45
Juncaceas
.5
Palmae
.6
Nudifloree
.61
Pandancae
.62
Cyclanthaceae
.63
Typhaceae
.64
Aroideae
.68
Lemnaceae
-7
Apocarpee
.71
Triuridem
.72
Alismaceae
.74
NaiadaceaR
.8
Glumaceae
.81
Eriocauleae
.82
Centrolepideae
.83
Restiaceae
.84
Cyperaceae
9
Gramineaft
585
Gymnospermae
.1
Gnetaceae
.2
Coniferae
•9
Cycadaceae
586 Cryptogamia
587
Pteridophyta
.1
Isoeteae
.2
Equisetae
.3
Filicixiae
•9
Lycopodinae
NATURAL SCIENCE
588
Bryophyta
.1
sphagna
a
Musci
.3
Hepatic®
4
Characeae
589
Thallophyta
•X
Lichenes
.11
Basidiolichenes
.15
Ascolichenes
.16
Angiocarpae
.17
Gymnocarps
.18
Gdatinosae
.19
•a
•31
Byssaceee
Carposporee
.22
Basidiomycetes
.221
Gasteromycetes
.222
Hymenomycetes
.224
Tremellins
.225
UredinecB
.227
Ustilagineae
.229
EntomophthorccT
.23
Ascomycetes
.231
Tuberaceae
.233
Discomycetes
.235
Pyrenomycetes
.238
Gymnoasces
.24
OoBpore»
.25
PeronosporesB
.26
Saprolegnieae
.27
Zygospores
.28
Zygomycetes
.29
Myxomycetes, mycetozoti
.3
A]g»
4
Carposporee
.41
Plorideae
.47
Coleochaeteae
•5
Oospores
.6
Zygospores
.61
Conjugateae
.67
Zoosporeap,
.7
Protophyta
.8
Chlorophyllaceae
.9
Achlorophyllacee
.91
Sacdiaromycetes Yeast
.95
Schizomycetes Bacteria Microbes
For other relatbns see Bacteria in Relativ index following Tabi
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
590 Zoology
500.1 Philofiofy, cUssification ,2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Bnayi.
lectures, etc. .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teacUng, soologic
gardens, aquaria, museums .8 CoUectiv works .9 History
591
Physiologic zoology
.1
Physiology
.11
Circulation
.12
Respiration
.121
Nature
.122
Dermal
.123
Aquivascular
.125
Branchial
.126
Tracheal
.127
Pulmonary
.129
Exhalation of aqueous vapor
.13
Nutrition
•131
Acquisition of food
.132
Digestion of food
.133
Assimilation of food
.134
Growth
.135
Development
.136
Repair of waste
.137
Production of organic material
.138
Conditions of nutritiv activity
.139
Longevity, vitality
.14
Secretion and excretion
.141
Mucous and sebaceous
.142
Sericeous
.143
Digestiv: salivary, gastric, pancreatic
.144
Odoriferous, sweet, etc.
.145
Poisonous, gall fonnation, caprification
.146
Mammary, spermatic
.147
Lacrimal
.148
Biliary
.149
Urinary and fecal
.15
Variation See also 575*3 Evolution
.151
Polymorfic
.152
Geografic
.153
Heterofagic
.154
Polygoneutic
.155
Mimetic
.156
Sexual
.157
Colorational
.158
Hybrids
.159
Monstrosities
NATURAL SCIENCE
591
.16
Generation
.161
Abiogenesis
.162
Parthenogenesis, neuters
.163
Metagenesis, pedogenesis, nurses
.i6s
Fission and gemmation
.166
Fecundation
.167
Hennaphrodites
.168
Vivipara
.169
Superfetation
.17
Histogenesis
.171
Development of sperm cells
.172
Development of germ cells, micropyle
.179
Reparation of wounds
.18
Nervous ftmctions and sensation
.19
Physiologic chemistry
•a
Pathology
.3
Embryology
•33
Development of embryo
•34
Metamorphosis, larva, pupa, molting
.35
Hypermetamorphosis
■36
Production of sexes
See also 575-9 Origin of sexes
4
Morfology Comparativ anatomy Homologies
.41
Circulatory organs
.42
Respiratory organs
■43
Nutritory organs
.44
Secretory and excretory organs
•45
.46
Generatory organs
•47
Motory organs
48
Nervous system
•49
Integument Dermoskeleton Skeleton
.5
Habits and behavior
Including popular books; animal stories, except fiction
.51
Instinct Reason
52
Abode Migration
53
Food
54
Seasons Hibernation
55
Sociability
56
Philoprogenitivness Breeding
57
Means of protection Fascination
58
59
Other habits
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
591 .6 Economic
.61 Usefulness
.62 In nature
.63 As food and medicin for man
.64 In chemistry and manufactures
.65 Noxiousness
.66 Offensiv animals
.67 Animals causing diseases [substances
.68 Injuring vegetable and animal products and inorganic
.69 Injtuing living plants and animals Parasites
.7 Organografy Descriptiv anatomy
Subdivided like S9X*4 Morfology
•8 Histology see also 578*9 Microsooinc soology
.9 Geografic distribution of animals
Subdivide like 930-999, using .9a for ocean, marine fauna
592 Invertebrates
593 Protozoans Radiates
Protozoans
Rhizopoda
Foraminifera
Heliozoa
Radiolaria
Infusoria
Flagellata
Ciliata
.1
,11
,12
13
14
15
,16
17
.18
19
.2
.3
A
5
.6
.6x
JS2
.63
.64
.65
.66
.7
.71
■72
.73
.74
.76
.77
.8
Polycystina
Gregarinidae
Radiates
Coelenterata
Sponges
Cnidaria
Actmozoa
Rugosa
Acalepha (old use of term, now limited to 593*73)
Porifera Spongia
Polyps Corals and sea anemones
TetracoroUa
Alcyonaria Octocorolla
Zoantharia Hexacorolla
Antipatharia
Actinaria
Madreporaria
Hydrozoa
Hydromedusae
SiphoDophora
Acalepha
Calycozoa
Marsupialida
Discophora Jelly fish
Ctenophora Jelly fish
NATURAL SCIENCE
593.9 Echinodermata
.91 Crinoidea, sea lilies
.92 Asteroidea, star fish
.93 Stelleridea
.94 Ophiuridea
.95 Echinoidea, sea urchins
.96 Holothuroidea, sea cucumbers
.97 Pedata
.98 Apoda
•99 Snteropneusta
594 Mollusks
•z Lamellibranchiata Bivalvs
•2 Scaphopoda
•3 Gastropoda Univalvs : snailsi slugs see ako 633 Pesu
•4 Pteropoda Wingd shells
.5 Cephalopoda Squids and cuttle fish
.6 MoUuscoidea
•7 Biyozoa (Polyzoa) Sea mats
•8 Brachiopoda Lamp shells
•9 Tunicata (Asddia) Sea grapes
595 Articulates
•z Worms Vermes see aiao 63a Pesu
•2 Arthropoda
.3 Crustacea
.31 Entomostraca Cyclops, shrimps, etc.
.32 Phyllopoda
•33 Ostracoda
•34 Copepoda
.35 Cirripedia Barnacles, etc.
.36 Malacostraca Sandbugs, crabs, lobsters, etc.
.37 Arthrostraca
•38 Thoracostraca
•39 Gigantostraca Trilobites
•4 Arachnida Spiders Scorpions Mites see aiao 63a Pesu
.5 Onychophora
.6 Myriopoda : centipedes, etc. See aiao 63a Pests
.7' Insects Insecta Hezapoda see also 63a Petu
.71 Thjrsaniara: bristletails, springtails, etc.
.72 Orthoptera: grasshoppers, etc.
.73 Pseudoneuroptera: dragon-flies, white ants, etc.
.74 Neuroptera: caddis flies, etc.
.75^ Rhynchota: (hemiptera) bugs, etc.
.76 Coleoptera: beetles
.77 Diptera: flies, etc.
.78 Lepidoptera: butterflies, moths
.79 Hymenoptera: bees, wasps, etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
596 Vertebrates
597 Fishes Pisces
.1 Pharyngobranchii Lancelet
•2 Marsipobranchii Lampreys
.3 Elasmobranchii Sharksi rays, etc.
4 Ganoidei SturgeonSi garpikesi etc.
•5 Teleostei : true bony fishes
.6 Batrachia (Amphibia)
.7 Ophiomorpha
•8 Anura Toads, frogs
•9 TJrodela Salamanders
598 Reptils Birds
•z Reptils
. 1 1 Lacertilia Lizards
.12 Ophidia Snakes
. 1 3 Chelonia Turtles
.14 Crocodilia Crocodiles
.15 Ichthyopterygia
. 1 6 Sauroptery gia
.17 Anomodontia
.18 Pterosauria
.19 Dinosauria
•2 Birds Aves
.3 Grallatores, waders
.4 Natatores, swimmers
.5 Cursores, runners
.6 Rasores, scratchers
.7 Scansores, climbers
.8 Insessores, perchers-
.9 Raptores, birds of prey
599 Mammals Mammalia
.1 Monotremata Duckbild platypus
•2 MarsupiaUa Kangaroos, opossums
•3 Edentata Rodentia Insectivora Sloths Rodents
Moles
•4 Cheiroptera Bats
•5 Cetacea Sirenia Whales, etc.
.6 Proboscidea Hyracoidea Elephants Hyraz
•7 TTngulata Camivora Domestic mammals seeaiso636
.8 Quadrumana Apes
•9 Bunana Iklan see also 573 Nat. hist, of man; 6io Medicin
useful Art»
600 Useful axis
601 Filosofy Theories, etc.
602 Compends, outlines
603 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
604 Essays, lectures, addresses
605 Periodicals, magazines, reviews
606 Societies Fairs Exhibitions
Special exhibitions go with their topics. This is general only
607 Education Schools of technology
Divided like 940-999
608 Patents Inventions
609 History of useful arts in general
For its history, see each special department
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6io Medicin
6x0.1 Pilosofy* theories .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .4 Bssays
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .71 Medical schools;
divided like 940-999 .72 Medical education of women .73 Training schools
for nurses .77 Medical museums .8 Collections .9 History of medicin
611 Anatomy
See also $91.4 Comparativ anatomy; 591.8 Zoologic histology
SUMMARY
61 1. ox Theory
•ox a Teratology
.013 Embryology
.0x4 Anthropologic anatomy
.0x6 Paleontologic "
.0x8 Histology
.019 Comparativ anatomy
.X Circulatory system
.a Respiratory **
.3 Digestiv
.4 Glandular and lymphatic system
.6 Genito-urinary system
.7 Motor and integumentary system
.8 Nervous system
.9 Regional anatomy
•oz Theory
.0 X I X Notion , definition , val ue
.0 X X a Classification, division
.0 X X 4 Terminology
•012 , Teratology Anomalies
To be subdivided like revised 6x7.3 Orthopedic surgery
.013 Ontogeny Embryology
See also physiology. 6xa.6 Reproduction and development
1 Germinativ cells
iz Sperm
12 Spermatogenesis See also 6 xx. 63 Male genital organs
zs Ovum
16 Ovogenesis See also 6XX.65 Female genital organs
17 Maturation Corpus luteum
2 Copulation Fecundation Fertilization
See also Fecundation, in botany 581.166 ; in zoology 59X.3
3 Germ layers
31 Segmentation Cleavage Blastula
314 Blastula
32 Gastrula
33 Primitiv streak
34 Blastopore Primitiv mouth
35 Archenteron Primitiv gut
36 Neurenteric canal
37 Entoderm, entoblast, hypoblast or endoderm
38 Ectoderm, epiblast or ectoblast
39 Mesoderm or mesoblast
395 Mesenchyme
4 Entodermic, entoblastic or hypoblastic organs
4Z Notochord
5 Ectodermic, epiblastic or ectoblastic organs
Epidermal layer
51 Nem'al furrows, folds and canal or medullary plates
See also 6xx.8 Nervous system
1
medicin: anatomy
6 1 1 .01 36 Mesodermic organs
61 Protovertebrae Meaoblastic soinitesy or primitiv
vertebrae
64 Somatopleure, body wall, or musculocutaneous plate
Outer lamella of lateral plates
65 Splanchsopleure, fibrous wall of alimentary canal, or
gut fiber plate
Inner lamella of lateral plates
66 Co^m, pleuroperitoneal or body cavity
See also 61X.389 Coelom
68 Blood or primitiv vessel wall
See also 6x1.0185 Histology of blood
7 External form of embryo
8 Fetal appendages
81 VitelUn sac
82 AUantois
83 Anmion
835 Amniotic fluid
84 Chorion
85 Placenta Umbilic cord
9 Experimental embryology
•014 Anthropologic anatomy
See also 573 Anthropology
.016 Paleontologic anatomy
See also 560 Paleontology
.018 Histology
Microscopic structure of organs
1 Cells Cytology
See also 576.3 Cytology For special cells see tissues to which
they belong
XX Protoplasm
13 Nucleus
15 Cell division Seealso 6 x 1.0x33 x
x6 Centrosome
x8 Cilia Cellular membrane
2 Connectiv tissue
Connectiv, cartilage and bone tissue together known as * sup.
porting tissues '
21 Connectiv tissue cells
22 Connectiv tissue fibers
23 Ground substance or matrix
24 Reticular and adenoid tissue
Areolar or interstitial tissue Reticulum
25 Mucous or gelatinous tissue Mesenchyme
See also embryology, 6x1.013395 Mesenchyme
26 Adipose or fat tissue
27 Elastic or yellow fibrous tissue
28 Fibrous or white fibrous tissue
29 Pigment and pigment cells
3 Cartilaginous tissue
True or hyalin cartilage, cartilage cells or chondroblasts For
Elastic, yellow fibrocartilage, or reticular cartilage see
6x1.0x837; for Fibrocartilage, fibrous or white fibrocartilage
see 6ix.oi8a8
34 Perichondrium
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6x1 .0184 Bone or osseous tissue
41 Bone cells
' Osteoblasts Osteoclasts Howship's lanman Myelo-
plaques of Robta
43 Ground substance or matrix
Spongiosum, spongy substance, or cancellated or spongy bone
Compact substance
Structure: lacunae, canaliculi, lamellae. Haversian canals
Volkmann's canals
44 Periosteum
Osteogenetic layer or cells; fibers of Sharpey
46 Bone marrow or medulla
5 Blood
See also physiology, 6ia.xx Blood
Pof sperm, see 61X.01311 and 6ia.6x6
57 Lymf
See also 6x2.42 Lymphatic system
6 Muscular tissue Sarcoplasm
61 Smooth, unstriped, unstriated or involuntary muscle
62 Striped, striated*or voluntary muscle
Sarcolemma
63 Cardiac muscle
64 Histology of muscular contraction
7 Epithelial tissue
72 Glandular system
73 Mucous membranes
74 Serous " Endothelia
8 Nervous tissue
81 General structure Tectology Neurone
Regeneration
82 Nerv cells
Nissl's chromophilic bodies
83 Prolongations and nerv fibers
Cylinder-axis process; cylinder axis. Appendixes, varicosities
833 Neurilemma Schwann's sheath
834 Myelin Ranvier's nodes Medullary sheath
835 Adventitious sheath, perineurium Epineurium
Endoneurium
837 Dendrites
84 Neuroglia Bpendymal cells, amyloids
86 Terminations
861 Motor terminations
866 Sensory
•0x9 Comparison with anatomy of lower animals
Usually better clast in 591.4
Form divisions
.02 Compends
•03 Dictionaries Cyclopedias
•04 Essays Addresses
•05 Periodicals
.06 Societies Clubs
medicin: anatomy
61Z.07 Teaching Methods
.07a Laboratories Dissection
.077 Pedagogic methods
.078 Instruments Apparatus
.08 Polygrafy
.09 History
.1 Circulatory sjrstem
. 1 1 Pericardium
.12 Hart
.139 Left hart
.133 Right hart
.124 Ventricles
a Right' 5 Lett
.125 Auricles
3 Right 5 I^ft
.126 Endocardium
3 Valvt
4 * Auriculoventricular valvs
43 Mitral or bictispid valvs
46 Tricuspid valvs
5 Valvs of aorta and of pulmonary artery
Sinuses of Valsalva
59 Aortic valvs
50 Pulmonary or semilunar valvs
6 Valvs of right auricle
9 Eustachian 5 Coronary
.127 Myocardium
.13 Arteries
.131 Pulmonary artery
9 Right branch 5 I^ft branch
•132 Aorta
1 Aortic arch Ascending aorta
2 Coronary arteries
3 Right 5 I^ft
S Innominate artery
•133 Carotid arteries
1 Common carotid
2 External "
91 Superior thjrroid
99 Lingual
33 Facial, or external maxillary
94 Ascending pharyngeal
95 Posterior auricular
a6 Occipital
97 Superficial temporal
38 Internal maxillary
381 Sphenopalatin arteries
989 Middle or great meningeal
3 Internal carotid
32 Ophthalmic artery
33 Cerebral arteries, anterior and middle
For posterior cerebral artery see 611. 1349
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
611.134 Subclavian arteries
1 Axillary
Superior thoracic, acromiothoracic. long thoracic or externa]
mammary, alar thoracic, subscapular, posterior and anterior
circumflex
2 Brachial or humeral
Superior and inferior profunda, nutrient, anastomotica magna,
muscular
3 Forearm arteries
31 Radial
35 Ulnar
4 Hand arteries
5 Internal mammary Superior epigastric
6 Costocervical trunk
7 Th\Tocervical trunk
8 Posterior, or dorsal scapular, transversa colli
9 Vertebral Basilar, posterior cerebral, circle of Willis
•13s Thoracic aorta and branches
I Parietal branches
4 Intercostal "
Subcostal, diafiamatic, vas aberrans
5 Visceral branches
Bronchial, esofageal, pericardial, mediastinal
•136 Abdominal aorta and branches
1 Inferior frenic
t Lumbar
3 Middle sacral ; caudal
4 Celiac axis
Celiac mesenteric, umbilic mesenteric or omphalomesenterica
41 Hepatic
Pyloric, gastroduodenal, superior pancreaticoduodenal, right
gastro-epiploic, cystic
4s Splenic, lienalis
Pancreatic, vasa brevia. left gastro-epiploic
43 Left gastric, gastric, or coronary gastric
5 Mesenteric
SI Superior mesenteric
Rami intestini tenuis, or branches of small intestin; inferior
pancreaticoduodenal: middle, right and ileocolic; terminal and
appendicular branches
5 s Inferior mesenteric
Left colic, sigmoid, superior hemorrhoidal
6
Middle suprarenal
7
Renal
8
Spermatic
9
Ovarian
137
Iliac arteries
I
Common iliac
2
Hypogastric, or internal iliac
3
Parietal branches
4
Lateral sacral
S
Obturator
medicin: anatomy
.1376
Gluteal
6z
Superior gluteal
65
^ Inferior gluteal Sciatic
7
Visceral branches
»i
Umbilic, superior vesical
7»
loferior vesical and deferential
IS
Uterin and vaginal
74
Middle hemorrhoidal
75
Internal pudic
8
External iliac artery
81
Inferior epigastric, or deep epigastric
82
Deep circumflex iliac
83
Femoral
84
Deep femoral, profunda femoris
9 External circumflex 5 Internal circumflex
85
Arteria genu suprema, or anastomotica magna
86
Popliteal
87
Anterior tibial
9
Tibiofibular trunk, truncus tibioperoneus
91
Posterior tibial
9a
Peroneal
93
Arteries of foot
94
Dorsalis pedis
•
Tarsal, metatarsal, dorsal interosseous, dorsalis halluris
95
Plantar
.14
Veins ;
•141
Pulmonary
•142
Cardiac or venae cordis
.143
Subintestinal, or fetal portal vein
.144
Cardinal
•14s
Superior vena cava
Innominate veins Veins of neck
I
Internal jugular vein
Thyroid veins
IX
Cerebral veins Sinuses of dura mater
13
IS
Superior ofthalmic
16
Inferior "
17
Facial
2
External jugular
3
Posterior external jugular and vertebral
4
Subclavian and axillary
41
Deep veins of upper extremity
46
Superficial veins of upper extremity
a Basilic 5 Cephalic
6
Azygos
7
Spinal veins
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6II.I46
Inferior vena cava
I
Lumbar veins
2
Renal *" ^
3
Suprarenal "
4
Hepatic "
S
Inferior f renic
6
Spermatic
Pampiniform or spermatic plexus
7
Ovarian
.147
Iliac veins
I
Hypogastric or internal iliac
Hemorrhoidal plexus
2
External iliac
3
Femoral Popliteal
33
Long, or internal saphenous
37
Tibial veins
38
Short, or external saphenous
39
Veins of foot
.149
Portal vein
X
Superior mesenteric
a
Inferior *•
3
Ventricular coronary, gastric, or venae gastricae , Pyloric
4
Splenic, or lienalis
5
Cystic
7
Fetal hepatic veins Omphalomesenteric
Ductus venosus Aranxii, or sinus venosus. large vein passing
directly thru fetal liver
8
Umbilic
•15
Capillaries
•2
Respiratory system
.21
Nose
See also 611.86 Organs of smell
•axx
Bzternal nose
.22
T/arynx
•221
Cartilages
Epiglottis, thyroid, arytenoid, cuneiform, comicular
.aaa
False vocal cords
.aa4
Ventricles
•225
Cavity of larynx Glottis
True vocal cords Rima glottidis or chink of glottis
.aa7
Ligaments
.229
Muscles of larynx
•23
Trachea and bronchi
.231
Trachea
.233
Bronchi
See also 61 1.34 below
.24
Lungs, or puhnones
•25
Pleura
,26
Diafrain
.27
Mediastinum
.aS
GUIs
See comparativ anatomy. S9i-4a Respiratory organs
^2- Other organs, including air bladder swimming bladder See 591.43
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6II.3
Digestiv sjrstem
•31
Mouth, buccal cavity or cavum oris
.313
Tung
s
Papillae
.314
Teeth
•3IS
Palate, palatum, or roof of mouth
•316
.317
•3IS
•32
.321
•322
.333
.334
.395
.396
•an
.329
•33
•333
.334
^35
J36
•34
•341
^49
.343
.344.
•345
.347
.348
3
4
.349
•35
•35 z
.3Sa
.353
Soft palate, or
velum pendulum palati Uvula
Salivary and other glands of mouth
Submaxillary and sublingual glands
Parotid glands Sttfison's duct
Esofagus
3 Abdominal section.
Lips
Cheeks
Pharynx
Pharynx
Tonsils
Paucial tonsils
Pharyngeal or Luschka*s tonsils
Lingual, buccal or 4th tonsil
Other tonsils: laryngeal, nasal
Topografy or regions oi pharynx
Nasal or epipharynz
Oral, buccal, or meeo pharynx
Laryngeal or hypo pharynx
Back
Sides
Esofagus
X Cervical 9 Thoracic section
including diaframatic
Stomach
Gastric glands: true, oxyntic or peptic; pyloric; cardiac
Cardia
Pylorus
Greater curvature, or lower convex surface
Lesser " " upper concave *
Intestin
Small intestin
a Meckel's diverticulum
3 Peyer's patches, or tonsillae intestinales
4 Plicae circulares
5 Glands of Lieberlriihn and solitary glands
Duodenum BrOnner's glands
Jejunum
Ileum
Cecum
Ileocecal valv
Vermiform appendix
Large intestin
Including cecum
Colon
Ascending
Transverse
Descending
Sigmoid flexure
Rectum Anus
Rectum Houston's or rectal valvs
Anus
Perineum See also 6x1.96
Appendices epiploicae
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
611.36 Liver
.361 Btte duett Bile capIlUriot or canalieull
.363 Hepatic duct
.366 Cystic duct Gall bladder
.367 Common bile duct, or ductus communis cboledicus
Process and ampulla of Vater
.3 7 Pancreas
.373 Pancreatic duct, or canal of Wirsung
.375 Duct of Santorini
.376 Glandular portion
.377 InteraWeoIar cell-ilets, intertubular cell masses, ilands of Laogerhans
.38 Peritoneum Mesentery Omentum Coelom
•381 Peritoneum
9 Parietal 5 Visceral
.383 Omentum, epii^oon
Lesser or gastrobepatic, great or gastrocolic, gastrosplenic
.383 Mesentery
Transverse and sigmoid mesocolon; mesorectum; meaoappendix
.384 Retroperitoneal fossae
.389 Coelom or pleuroperitoneal cavity
.39 Adipose bodies
.4 Glandular and lymfatic sjrstem
Put glands of any special system witb that sjrstem. See 6x1.36, Liver;
6xx.6i, Kidneys; 6x1.3x6, Salivary glands; 6x1.69, Mammary glands. But
class here chromaffin tissue in general
.41 Spleen
.4x5 Malpighian bodies
.4x8 Capsule of spleen
.42 Lymfatic vessels or lymfatics and capillaries
For lymfatics of an organ or tissue, see name of organ or tissue
Lymfatic soaces
421
Lymfatics by region
X
Hed
a
Face
3
Neck
4
Thorax
5
Abdomen
6
Pelvic region
7
Upper extremity
a Arm 4 Forearm 6 Hand
8
Lower extremity
a Thigh 4 Leg 6 Foot
9
Tail
.433
Receptaculum chyli or cistern of Pecquet
.434
Thoracic duct (left)
•425
Right lymfatic duct
.436
Lacteals
s vaii
•43
Thymus
.435
Accessory thymus
.44
Thyroid gland
.445
Accessory or aberrent thyroids
.447
Parathyroids
•45
Suprarenal capsules or bodies
Accessory suprarenal capsules
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6 1 1 . 46 Lymf atic glands
•461 Glands of hed
•46 a * " face
Internal maxillary Submental
.4^ Glands of neck
X Suboccipital or occipital
a Mastoid, retroauricular or postauricular
6 Retropharyngeal
7 Cervical or jugular
8 Subclavian
.464 Glands of thorax
X Diaframatic
a Mammary lymf
3 Intercostal
4 Mediastinal
.465 Abdominal lymf glands
X Iliac and hypogastric: sacral, lumbar
s Abdomino-aortic
ax Juxta-aortic
aa^ Preaortic: gastric, splenic, hepatic
aj Retroaortic
Glands of small intestin: mesenteric
6 Glands of large intestin: colic, rectal
^67 Lymf glands of upper extremity
x Axillary
a Epitrochleal or supratrochleal and other glands
5 Pectoral
.468 Lymf glands of lower extremity
X Inguinal
a Femoral
3 Popliteal
4 Anterior tibial
.47 Carotid gland or body
.48 Coccygeal gland
•6 Genito*urinary system Brests
.61 Kidneys
Class here uriqary organs in general
.6x5 Uriniferous tubules
•617 Ureter
.0x8
Pronephros
.6x9
Mesonephros
.62
Bladder Urethra
•62 z
Bladder
3 Urethral openings
•622
Ligaments: urachus
For pedicle of allantois see also embryology,
6ix.oj38a
•623
Urethra
z
For female tirethra see 611.674
Prostatic part
Verumontanum or caput gallinaginis
Sinus pocularis or uterus masculinus
2
Membranous part
3
Spongy, cavernous or penial part
4
Lacunae Littr^'s glands
.6a7
Bulbo-urethral or Cowper's glands
639
Urogenital sinus
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6x1 .63 Male genital organs
.63 X Testicles or testes
X Seminiferous tubules
Straight tubules, tubuli recti or vasa recta; coni vasculosi or
vasa efferentia
3 Tunics of testes: vaginalis, albuginea, vasculosa
5 Mediastinum testis or Highmore's body; rete testis of Haller or
Haller's network
.639 Epididymis
.633 Appendixes of testes
Vasa aberrantia; hydatids of Morgagni, or pedunculated bodies;
paradidymis or organ of Girald^
.634 Vas deferens
.63s Bjaculatory ducts
.636 Seminal vesicles
.637 Prostate
.638 Scrotum
4 Dartoa
.639 Spermatic cord
Infundibula; intercoltunnar or spermatic and cremasteric fascia
.64 Penis
.641 Root
.64s Body Prepuce
.643 Glans penis, or acorn
.644 Meatus
.64s Corpora cavernosa
.646 Corpus spongiosum
.647 Bulb of urethra
.65 Female genital organs Adnexa
.651 Ovaries
X Medullary substance Stroma
2 Graafian follicles
Capsule of ovum, membrana granulosa, discus proligerus
3 Cortical layer
.65 a Corpus luteum or corpora lutea
See also embryology 611.01317
.656 Fallopian tubes
.66 Uterus
.662 Endometrium
.664 Comua
.665 Body or parenchyma
.666 Neck, cervix
.667 Ligaments
For placenta see embryology, 6x1,01385 aod gynecology 618.36
2 Broad or lateral
3 Round Canal of Nuck
4 Uterosacral and uterolumbar Pouch of Douglas
Posterior ligaments
6 Epoophoron, parovarium, or organ of Rosenmuller GArtner's duct
7 Paroophoron
559 MtUler's duct Oviducts of lower vertebrates
Class oviducts of lower vertebrates in 591.46 except in com-
parison with human organs
.67 Vagina Vulva
.67 X. Vagina
673 Hymen Vestibulum
Vulva
X Mons veneris a Labia majora 3 Labia minora
Female urethra
^^^j Clitoris Bulbus vestibuli
^577 Bartholini*s, or vulvo-vaginal glands
.69 Brests
^^gj Nipple and areola Glands of Montgomery
5g3 Acini, acinous glands
f^^ Galactoforous or lactiferous ducts
.673
.674
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611.7 Motor and integumentary systems
.71 Osteology Bones Skeleton
•711 Spinal colum
z Cervical vertebrae
9 Atlas
3 Axis or epistropheus
5 Thoracic or dorsal vertebrae
6 Lumbar vertebrae
7 Sacrum or sacral vertebrae
8 Coccyx
•712 Ribs Thorax
5 Costal cartilages
.713 Sternum or brest bone
Menubrium; gladiolus; syphoid or ensiform
.714 Bones of hed Skull
z Calvaria or cerebral cranium
Sutures, fontanelles. supernumerary or Wormian bom
3 Base of cranium
6 Orbits
y Nasal cavity Inferior conchas
.715 Cranium, cranial bones
z Occipital
a Sphenoid
3 Temporal
4 Parietal
5 Frontal
6 Ethmoid
7 Lacrimal
8 Nasal
9 Vomer
•716 Bones of face or visceral cranium
z Maxillary, upper jaw or superior maxillary
9 Palate
3 Malar or sygomatic
4 Mandible, lower jaw or inferior maxillary
4Z Alveolar limbus
43 Ramus of mandible
5 Hyoid
6 Skeleton branchiae Better clast m 591.4
.717 Bones of upper extremity
1 Scapula, shoulder blade
Shoulder girdle as a whole Acromion
2 Clavicle or collar bone
3 Coracoid process
4 Htmierus
5 Radius
6 Ulna
7 Carpus, carpal bones or wrist bones
7 z Scaphoid or navicular
7 a Semilunar, or os lunatum
73 Cuneiform, or oa triquetrum
74 Pisiform
75 Trapezium, or os multangulum majus
76 Trapezoid or " " minus
77 Os magnum, or os capitatum
78 Unciform or hook oc os hamatum
79 Central
8 Metacarpus, metacarpal bones
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6 1 1 . 7 1 7 9 Phalanges of hand
91 Basilar or proximal phalangei
93 Middle phalanges
95 Ungual or distal phalanges
99 Sesamoid
.7i'6 Bones of lower extremity
For pelvis see 61Z.96
z Hip bone, or os coxae or innominatum
Acetabulum or cotyloid cavity
I z Ilium
1 9 Ischium
Z3 Pubis
4 Femur
45 Patella See also 611.7983 Knee joint and 61 z. 983 Knee
5 Tibia
6 Fibula
7 Tarsus
71 Astragalus, ankle bone, or talus
73 Calcaneum, heel, or os calcis
75 Cuboid
76 Scaphoid or navicular
78 Cuneiform or wedge bones
Internal or first, middle or second, external or third cuneiform
8 Metatarsal bones
9 Phalanges of foot
91 Basilar or proximal phalanges
93 Middle or second *
95 Ungual or third "
99 Sesamoid bones
.72 Ligaments Joints
•721 Articulations of vertebrae and of cranium
I Occipito-atlantal and occipito-axial
3 Intervertebral articulations
5 Atlanto-axial or atlo-axoid and atlanto-odontoid
6 Lumbosacral
7 Sacrococc3rgeal
8 Coccygeal
•722 Costovertebral articulations
•723 Costostemaly costochondral, chondrosternal, interchon-
dral, interstemal
.724 Jaw joint, temporomandibular, temporomaxillary or
mandible joint
•727 Articulations of upper extremity
1 Sternoclavicular joint and costoclavicular or rhom-
boid ligament
2 Articulations of shoulder
9 1 Shoulder joint
34 Acromioclavicular or scapuloclavicular joint Coracoclavicular and
coracoacromial ligaments
3 Elbow joint
3 1 Humeroulnar joint
33 Humeroradial joint
34 Superior radioulnar or radioulnaris proximalis
4 Wrist joint
4z Inferior or distal radioulnar joint
44 Radiocarpal
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611.7275 Intercarpal articulation
54 Middle carpal joints
6 Carpometacarpal articulations
7 Intermetacarpal "
8 Metacarpophalangeal "
9 Phalangeal or finger joints
.728 Articulations of lower extremity
1 Articulations of pelvis
Sacroiliac and pubic, or symphysis ossium pubis; sacrosciatic liga-
ment or symphysis sacrococcygea
2 Hip joint, or articulo coxae
Iliofemoral, Y or Bigelow's ligament: ligamentum teres
3 Knee joint
3 1 Crucial or femorotibial ligaments
33 Semilunar fibrocartilages
34 Anterior or ligamentum patellae
38 Tibiofibular ligaments
4 Ankle joint
4z Inferior tibiofibular joint
44 Tibiotarsal ligaments
5 Intertarsal ligaments
SI Astragalocalcaneal, calcaneoastragaloid or talocalcaneum; astraga-
loscaphoid; calcaneoscaphoid or calcaneonavicular ligaments
53 Calcaneocuboid ligaments
54 Mediotarsal articulations
55 Cuboidcuneiform "
56 Scaphoidcuboid or cubonavicularis. scaphoidcuneiform or cuneonavic*
ularis articulations
S8 Intercuneiform articulations
6 Tarsometatarsal articulations
7 Intermetatarsal "
8 Metatarsophalangeal **
9 Toe joints
•729 Classes of joints
2 Synarthrosis or fixt joint
4 Amphiarthrosis or mixt joint
6 Diarthrosis or movable joint
6t Arthrodia or gliding joint
69 Condylarthrosis or knuckle joint
63 Enarthrosis or ball and socket joint
64 Ginglymus or hinge joint
6s Trochoid or pivot joint
.73 Muscular system Myology
.731 Dorsal muscles
I Spinohumeral or humerospinal muscles
z z Trapezius
za Latissimus dorsi
Z3 Rhomboid
14 Levator scapulae
a Spinocostal or serrati posteriores
3 Spinodorsal
Sacrospinalis. lumbosacral, erector spinae, transversalis cervicis
3Z Iliocostal
36 Longissimus dorsi
4 Splenius and complexus
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
• 6 1 1 . 73 1 5 Spinalis dorsi
6 Transversospinales
6x Semispinalis
65 Mtdtifidus
68 Rotatores
7 Breves spinae jk
7z Interspinales
76 Intertransversarii
8 Oblique muscles of bed
9 Recti capitis posterior and lateralis
•732 Muscles of had
See also 611. 7318-9 and 61 1.7337-8
1 Platysma myoides
2 Occipitofrontalis or epicranial
^ Muscles of nose
Pyramidalis nasi, compressor nasi, compressor narium minor,
depressor alae nasi or myrtiforro, dilatores nasi
4 Muscles of ear Attrahens, attoUens, retrahens
5 Palpebral and orbital muscles of eye
Orbicularis palpebrarum, or sphincter of eyelids; comi^ator super*
cilii; levator palpebrae; levator palpebrae auperioris: tensor tani
See also 6x1.8461
6 Buccal muscles
Buccinator, orbicularis oris, levator anguli oris, levatores labil
superioris, levator labii superioris alaeque nasi, zygomatic, levator
labii inferioris, levator menti, depressor labii inferioris or quadratus
menti; depressor angulae oris or triangularis menti; risorius, or
Santorini's muscle
7 Muscles aiding mastication and deglutition
71 Masseter
7 a Temporal
73 Pterygoid
75 Muscles of palate and pharynx
76 Palate
Levator palati, tensor palati, azygos uvulae, palatoglossus, pala-
topharyngeus, salpingopharyngeus
78 Pharynx
Inferior, superior and middle constrictors, stylophar3mgeu8
•733 Muscles of neck
z Stemo-cleido- mastoid
9 " hyoid
3 Omohyoid
4 Sternothyroid
5 Thyrohyoid
6 Longus colli
7 Rectus capitis anticus major, or longus capitis
8 Rectus capitis anticus minor, or rectus capitis anterior
For rectus capitis lateialis see 6x1.73x9
9 Scaleni: anticus, mediua and posticus
.734 Hyoid muscles
Depressors of lower jaw or elevators of hyoid. For tung see 6x1.3x3
z Digastric
4 Stylohyoid
6 Mylohyoid
8 Geniohyoid
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7
8
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z
3
3
6
7
8
9
•737
IX
la
13
14
Z5
16
9Z
99
93
34
95
3
4
4Z
45
5
SI
Sa
53
54
55
S6
6
6z
69
63
64
6S
66
67
68
69
7
71
72
71
76
79
Thoracic muscles
PectonUis major
■ minor
Subdavius
Levatores costarum
Serratus ma^rnus or serratiu anterior
Intercostal
Subcostal
Transversus thoracis or triangularis stemi
Abdominal and coccygeal muscles
Rectus abdominis
Pirramidalis abdominis
Oblique abdominal
Cremaster
Transversalis or transversus abdominis
Ouadratus lumborum
Coccygeal
Muscles of upper extremity
Shoulder or axillary
Deltoid
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres minor
Teres major
Subscapular
Arm
Biceps brachii. or biceps flexor cubiti
Coracobrachialis
Brachialis (anticus)
Triceps brachii, or tricepf extensor cubiti
Anconeus
Forearm
Pronator muscles
Pronator radii teres
" quadrat us
Flexors of forearm
Plexor carpi radialis
Palmaris longus
Flexor carpi ulnaris
" digitorum sublimis
" " profundus
" pollicis longus
Extensors and supinators
Brachioradialis
Extensor carpi radialis longus
" " " brevis
" " ulnaris
Extensors of fingers, or extensores digitorum
Supinator
Abductor pollicis longus
Short and long extensors of thum, or extensores pollicis brevis
et longus
Extensor of index finger, or extensor indicis pruprius
Muscles of hand
Lumbricales
Palmaris brevis
Short abductor of thum, or opponens pollicis
Short flexor of thum. or flexor brevis pollicis. Adductor pollicis
Muscles of little finger
Abductor digiti quinti (or minimi) brevis; opponens digit! quinti:
~ short flexor of 5th or little finger, or flexor brevis digiti minimi
Interosseous muscles
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
611.738
Muscles of lower extremity
I
Hip and nates
ZI
Iliopsoas
13
Iliacus
»3
Psoas major and minor
14
Gluteal
15
Tensor fasciae latae, tensor fasciae femoris or tensor vaginae femoris
x6
Piriformis
17
Obturator intemus
18
Gemelli or gemini
19
Quadratus femoris
.7382
Thigh muscles
SI
Sartorius
99
Quadriceps femoris or quadriceps extensor femoris
Rectus femoris, vastus extern us, vastus internus and crureus or
vastus intermedins
99%
Articularis genu, or subcrureus
«3
Pectineus
94
Adductors: longus. brevis, magnus and minimus
95
Gracilis
26
Obturator extemus
•7
Biceps femoris or biceps flexor cruris
98
Semitendinosus
S9
Semimembranosus
3
Leg
4
Anterior muscles
4Z
Anterior tibial or tibialis anticus
49
Extensor digitorum longus
43
" hallucis " or propr.us
46
Peronaeus tertius
5
Other muscles of leg
SX
Peronaeus longus
59
" brevis
53
Gastrocnemitis
S4
Soleus, triceps surae
55
Plantaris
56
Popliteus
57
Posterior tibial
58
Plexor digitorum longus
59
" haUucis
7
Muscles of foot
8
Back of foot
Extensor brevis digitorum
Sole of foot or plantar region
Adduc^r hallucis (obliquus and transversus), adductor digitt
minimi, abductor hallucis; flexor hallucis brevis, flexor
digitorum brevis, flexor accessorius, flexor digiti minimi
brevis. lumbricales, interosseous muscles
.739 Electric organs Better clast in comparativ anatomy
.74 Tendons Fasciae
May be divided like 6x1.73; e. g. Achilles tendon 6x1.74854
.75 Bursae Sheaths of tendons
.751 Hed
.752 Neck
.753 Back
.754 Shoulder
•757 Upper extremity
.758 Lower "
.76 ConneCtiV tissue see also 6ii.oj«a Histology of connectiv tissue
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611.77 Skin Glands of skin
.771 Cuticle, scarf skin or epidermis
Homy and Malpighian layers
.772 . Glands of skin
.773 Sebaceous
.774 Sudoriferous or swet
.775 Ciliary glands
.7 7 A Circumanal "
.777 Ceruminous "
.778 Corium, cutis vera, true skin or dermis
Reticular and papillary layers
5 Pigmentation
.779 Subcutaneous areolar tissue, tela subcutanea or paniculus adiposus
.78 Hair, nails, scales, f ethers, etc.
Pur teeth see 611.314 Fur, scales, fethers, horus. etc better clast in
comparativ anatomy
.781 Hair
.785 Scales
.786 NaUs
.787 Pethers
.788 Horns
.8 Nervous system Sense organs
.81 Encephalon Brain
Mesurement Weight
.811 General structure of brain and cerebrospinal axis
.812 Localizations
.813 Telencephalon, or endbrain Prosencephalon, or fore-
brain Hemisferes
Longitudinal and transverse fisMure
1 Pallium, brain mantle or cerebral cortex
II Frontal lobe
Broca's convolutions
17 Parietal lobe Central fissure, sulcus centralis, or
Rolando's groove
Opercula insulae
13 Temporal or temporosphenoid lobe Fissure of Sylvius,
or fissura cerebri lateralis
14 Limbic lobe Gyrus fornicatus
Hippocampal gyre, or gyrus hippocampi Callosal gjrre
Dentate gyre, or fascia dentata hippocampi Pasciola Plm-
bria, taenia fomicis or taenia hippocampi Hippocampus
major or comu ammonis Dentate fissure, hippocampal
sulcus, or subiculum comu ammonis Callosomarginal fissure
Amygdala, almond nucleus, or amygdaloid tubercle
15 Occipital lobe
Occipital or parieto-occipital fissure
x6 Paracentral gyre or lobule
Z7 Cuneus Calcarin fissure
18 Precuneus, or quadrate lobe
19 Insula, iland of Reil, central lobe, or gyri operti
2 Striatum, striate body, or corpus striatum
Basal ganglion of hemisphere
21 Caudatum, taild nucleus, or nucleus caudatus
22 Lenticula, lenticular nucleus, or nucleus lentiformis
Globus pallidus, or pallidunv^ and putamen
23 Claustrum
25 Tenia, taenia semicircularis, stria terminalis or comeae
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
611.8133 Rhinencephalon or rhinencefal
Olfactory bulb tract, substantia perforata anterior, precribrum, etc.
• Broca's area, or parolfactoria
7 Centrum ovale majus (of Vieussens) Centrum
semiovale Internal capsule
8 Paraceles or lateral ventricles
9 Callosum or corpus callosum Fornix
Septum pellucidum or lucidum, or aeptom Cavum septi pellucidi.
5th ventricle or pseudocele
.814 Diencephalon, diencefal, thalamencephalon or.interbrain
1 Hypothalamus or subthalamic tegmental region
Nucleus of Luys or nucleus hypothalamicua
Postcommissure or posterior commissure
2 Corpora albicantia, albicans, or corpus mammillare
Bundle of Vicq-d'Azyr, or fasciculus thalamomammillaris
3 Hypophysis
Hypophysis cerebri, pituitary body or somatic brain
Tuber or tuber cinereum Infundibulum
4 Optic tract Optic chiasm or commissure
5 Epilhalamus Pinea, pineal body, conarium of epi-
physis Habenula, habena, or pedunculus conarii
6 Geniculate bodies, or geniculum Metathalamus
7 Thalamus or optic thalamus
Thalamic radiation: ansa peduncularis, ansa lenticularis
For Nissl's bodies see 6 zx. 01 88 a
8 Third ventricle, or diacele
Porta or foramen of Monro, or foramen interventriculare
.815 Hesencephalon, midbrain or mesencefal
3 Quadrigeminum
Corpora or tubercula quadrigfemina Quadrigeminal arms
4 Pedunculi or crura cerebri, crura or crus
41 Substantia nigra (S&mmering) or intercalatum
See also nucleus of Luys 611.8141
42 Foot of peduncle, basis or pes pedunculi. or crusta
43 Tegmentum
44 Red nucleus, nucleus ruber, or rubrum
5 Nuclei of oculomoto and trochlear nervs
6 Aqueduct of Sylvius, aqueductus cerebri, or mesocele
•816 Isthmus rhombencephali
3 Valv of Vieussens, or superior medullary velum
4 Superior cerebellar peduncles
Prepcduncles, brachium conjunctivum cerebelli, or crura ad cerebrum
Lemniscus: mesial and lateral fillets
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6ii.8i7 Hetencephalon or epencephalon, epencefal or hindbrain
Pons (Varolii)
I Cerebellum
IX Lobes, fissures, valv of Tarinus. velum medullare posterius, or kilos
X5 Cerebellar centers of gray matter Nuclei olivaris superiores: roof
nuclei, dentate nuclei, dentatum, etc.
xs White substance of cerebellum Arbor vitae
3 Pons Varolii Tegument For reticulasee6ii.8aa6
4 Nuclei of trigeminus system
4X Nucleus motorius or motor nucleus of 5th nerv
42 Nucleus of spinal tract or sensory nucleus of 5th nerv
5 Nucleus or nidus of abducent nerv
6 u a u *i facial nerv
68 Salivary nucleus
7 Cochlear nidi or nucleus of cochlear nerv
Ventral root of 8th nerv
76 Trapezium or trapezoid body
77 Nucleus of superior olivary body
78 Acoustic striae, striae acusticae or medullares
8 Vestibular nidi or nucleus of vestibular nerv
Dorsal root of 8th nerv
•818 Hyelencephalony metencefal, medulla, bulb or afterbrain,
postoblongata or medulla oblongata
1 Pyramids Pyramidal decussation
2 Dorsal coluni, posterior fibers, or funiculi dorsales
Arcuate fibers Restis or restiform body
Fasciculus of Rolando, cuneatus and gracilis
3 Lateral fibers Oliva or olivary bodies
Anterolateral ground bundle or fascicultis proprius anterolateralis;
anterolateral cerebellar tract or fasciculus anterolateralis super-
ficialis.
4 Interolivary stratum, fillet or lemniscus
5 Fourth ventricle or metepicele
Metapore or foramen of Magendie Foramina of Luschka, Key
and Retzius Obex Lingula Calamus scriptorius
6 Nucleus of glossopharyngeal system Solitary tract
7 Nuclei of vagus and accessory nervs
75 Ambiguous nucleus
78 Dorsal nucleus of vagus
9 Nucleus of hypoglossal S3^tem or hypoglossal nidus
•81Q Meninges and cerebral meninges
1 Pia mater or pia
2 Telae choroideae, velum interpositum, choroid plexus
3 Arachnoid villi
Glandulae Pacchioni, Luschka's villi or granulations
4 Cisterns, or subarachnoid cisterns
5 Dura mater, or dura Tentorium and falx cerebelli
Falx cerebri
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
*
611.82 Spinal cord, or myel
.821 Enlargements or intumescentia ; general structure
a Cervical cord or myel, pars cervicalis
3 Thoracic or dorsal cord or myel, pars thoracalis
4 Lumbar cord or myel, pars lumbaris
5 Sacral cord
6 Terminal cone, or conus (meduUaris) Pilum Cauda (equina)
8 Grooves and fissures, sulci and fissurae
.822 Gray substance or matter , entocinerea or cinerea Gray
cornua or colum
X Anterior or ventral colum or cornu or funiculus anterior
9 Posterior or dorsal « « «
3 Clarke's colum, nucleus dorsalis or Stilling's nuclei
4 Gelatinosa or gelatinous matter, substantia cinerea gclatinosa Sub-
stantia spongiosa
6 Reticula or formatio reticularis
.823
.824 White substance, or alba
.825 Anterolateral colum
Anterior plus lateral colums
2 Pyramidal tract or bundle or fasciculus cerebrospinalls
Direct or uncrost tract, fasciculus cerebrospinalis anterior, or
fasciculus
' Crost pyramidal tract, or cerebrospinalis lateralis
3 Direct cerebellar tracts, or dorsolateral cerebellar tract
4 Gower's tract, cerebellar path of anterior funiculus, or fasciculus
anterolateralis superficialis ascendens or anterolateral ascending
cerebellar tract
5 Fasciculus sulcomarginalis, or marginal tract of Spitska and Lissauer
6 Lateral colum or anterolateral descending cerebellar tract or colum
of Marchi and Lowenthal
7 Anterolateral ground bundle or fasciculus proprius anterolateralis
8 Anterior or ventral commissure
.826 Posterior or dorsal colums
X Ascending fibers
Tracts of Burdach (posterolateral or cuneatus) and of GoU
(posteromedian or gracilis) and fasciculus of Rolando
5 Descending fibers Comma tract in Burdach's colum
8 Radicular fibers
9 Posterior or dorsal commissure
.827 Roots of nervs
Works tracing nerv roots into spinal cord ; for microscopic studies on
nerv roots see 611.83a
X Anterior or ventral roots
a Posterior " dorsal "
.828 Spinal canal Ependyma or endyma
Rhomboidal sinus Reissner's fibers
.829 Spinal membranes, or meninges spinales
I Spinal pia mater
3 " arachnoid
5 " dura mater
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611.83 Periferal nervous system Nervs
.831 Cranial nervs and ganglia
I Olfactory, or zst cranial
a Optic, or 2d cranial
3 Motoroculi, 3d cranial or oculomoto
4 Trochlear, pathetic, or 4th cranial
5 Trifacial, trigeminus, or 5th cranial
Large or great superficial petrosal branch
Sa Ofthalmic nerv of Willis
54 Superior maxillary nerv or maxillary nerv
543 Infraorbital branch
56 Mandibular or inferior maxillary
6 Abducent , external motoroculi, oculomoto, or 6th cranial
7 FadaU 7th cranial nerv, or portio dura
73 Other collateral branches
74 Terminal branches
75 Pars intermedia of Wrisberg (nervus intermedius) Chorda tympanl
8 Auditory, acoustic or 8th nerv
8x Cochlear nerv or path, oc central auditory path
85 Vestibular path or nerv
9 Glossopharyngeal or 9th nerv
91 Pneumogastric, vagus or xoth nerv
91 1 Parietal branches: auricular and lateral nervs
914 Pharjmgeal branches
9x5 Superior cardiac nervs
916 Superior laryngeal nerv
917 Inferior or recurrent laryngeal nerv
918 Pulmonary branches
919 Esofageal and gastric branches
9a Spinal accessory or xxth nerv
93 Hypoglossal or lath nerv
.832 Spinal nervs
Including in 5-6 microscopic studies on nerv roots. See also 6x1.837
X Dorsal or i>osterior blanches
9 Ventral or anterior "
5 Dorsal or posterior roots See also 611.8379
6 Ventral or anterior " See also 611.8371
.833 Cervical nervs
X Dorsal or posterior branches of cervical nervs Small and large sub-
occipital nervs
a Ventral anterior branches of cervical nervs
3 Cervical plexus
33 Large auricular nerv
33 Cutaneous nerv of neck
34 Supraclavicular nervs
36 Frcnic or internal respiratory nciv of Bell
4 Brachial plexus
41 Supraclavicular part
47 Infraclavicular part
5 Median nerv
6 Ulnar or cubital nerv
7 Radial nerv
Musculo-spiral
8 Musculocutaneous nerv
9 Antibrachii ulnaris
Cutaneus brachii roedialis, or nerv of Wrisberg
•834 Thoracic nervs
X Posterior branches
3 Anterior ** Intercostal nervs
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
611.835 Lumbar and sacral nervs
I Posterior branches
a Anterior "
3 Lumbosacral plexuses
4 Lumbar plexus
41 Great iliohypogastric nerv
4 a Ilioinguinal
43 Genitofemoral or genitocrural
44 Lateral or cutaneous nerv of thigh
5 Femoral nerv or anterior crural nerv (femoralis)
51 Middle cutaneous nerv
Sa Internal " "
53 Muscular branches of posterior division of anterior crural nerv
54 Long or internal saphenous nerv
6 Obturator nerv
6z Accessory obturator, or accessory anterior crural nerv of Winslow
68 Lumbosacral cord
7 Sacral or sciatic pHxus
71 Superior gluteal
7* Inferior *
73 Small sciatic nerv (cutaneus femoris posterior)
8 * Great sciatic nerv or ischiadicus
81 External popliteal, or pcronaeus communis or peroneal
83 Sural or lateral cutaneous branch, or cutaueus surae lateralis
84 Musculocutaneous or superficial F>eroneal
86 Anterior tibial nerv or deep peroneal
87 Internal popliteal or tibial
88 Sural or plantar nervs
9 Genital, pudic or pudendal plexus
93 Collateral branches
95 Pudic nerv
•836 Coccygeal plexus Coccygeal nervs
.839 Sympathetic system
1 Cervical and cephalic part
XI Superior cervical ganglion
I a Internal carotid nerv and plexus
Cavernous plexus
X3 External carotid nerv and plexus
14 Common " plexus Superior cardiac nerv
15 Middle " ganglion Middle
x6 Inferior cervical "
17 " cardiac nerv Cardiac plexus
2 Thoracic part of gangliated cord
3 Abdominal and pelvic part of 53^1 pathetic system
31 Solar or epigastric plexus or plexus coellacus
•84 Eye Organ of vision
See also 61X.7146 Orbit, including capsule of Ttfnon
.841 Fibrous coats or tunics of eye
X Conjunctiva
3 Cornea
5 Sclerotic coat or sclera
Canal of Schlemm Spaces of Pontana
.842 Vascular coats of eye Uveal tract
I Iris Pupil
3 Choroid
Tapetum
5 Ciliary body, muscle and processes
.843 Retina
Optic disc; macula lutea For optic nerv see 61 1.83x9
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611.844 Refracting media
z Crystallin lens
a Zonule of Zinn or zonula ciliaris
7 Vitreous humor Posterior chamber
Hyaloid membrane Hyaloid or Stilling's or Cloq net's canal
Canal of Petit
9 Aqueous humor Anterior chamber
.846 Accessory organs of eye
X External muscles, musculi oculi
4 Tear apparatus
7 Lacrimal gland
8 " canals and puncta ;
9 ** sac and nasal duct
.847 Eyelids or palpebrae
Cantht
5 Eyelashes or cilia
6 Eyebrows or supercilia
.85 Ear Organ of hearing
See also 6x1.83x8 Auditory nerv
•851 Internal ear
.852 Membranous labyrinth
X Cochlea, scala media, or ductus cochlearis
a Organ of Corti, or Corti's fibers
4 Saccule
5 Utricle
6 Semicircular canals
•853 * Osseous labyrinth
Vestibule, semicircular canals, cochlea, modiolus or columella
.854 Middle ear or tympanum
Atrium or tympanic cavity proper
5 Attic
7 Mastoid cells
.855 Membrana tjTnpani, or drumhed
.856 Eustachian tube or tuba auditiva
.857 Bones of ear
Malleus or hammer; incus or anvil; stapes or stirrup; muscles of
tympanum, stapedius and tensor tympani
.858 Ezteriial ear
Meatus, pinna
.86 Organs of smell; olfactory organs
.87 " " taste
.88 " " touch and senses in general
.S89 Organa lateralia
.89 Ganglions
Class ganglions here if separately treated
.8qi Cranial ganglions
5 Semilunar ganglion or Gasserian
5 a Ciliary "
54 Sphenopalatin or Meckel's ganglion
56 Otic or Arnold's submaxillaiy ganglion
7 Geniculate ganglion
81 Spiral or Corti's ganglion
8s Vestibular ganglion
9 Petrosal and superior glossopharyngeal ganglion
91 Jugular and nodose ganglions
.893 Ganglions of spinal nervs
See also 611.832 Spinal nervs
.899 Sympathetic ganglions
For chromaffin tissue see 611.^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6 1 1.9 Regional anatomy
.91 Hed
.92 Face
.93 Neck
.94 Thorax
.942 Front or pectoral
•946 Back or dorsal
.95 Abdomen
•951 Epigastric region
.955 Hesogastric *^
.957 Hypogastric "
•959 Lumbar ^
.96 Pelvic and perineal region
.962 True pelvis
.964 False "
I Inlet a Cavity 3 Outlet
.966 Position and size
.968 Difference between male and female pelvis
.97 Upper extremities
.971 Shoulder or axilla
.972 Arm
.973 Elbow
.974 Forearm
•975 Wrist
.976 Hand
.977 Fingers
.98 Lower extremities
.981 Hip Nates Sulcus inguinalis
I Hip
3 Nates
3 Sulcus inguinalis
4 Inguinal canal
5 Crural or femoral canal
.982 Thigh
.983 Knee Popliteal space
.984 Leg
.985 Ankle
.986 Foot
.987 Toes
•99 Tail
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6i2 Physiology
SUMMARY
613.013 Vitalism
.014 Cells and organisms
015 Physiologic chemistry
.1 Blood and circulatory system
.2 Respiration.
.3 Digestion
4 Glandular system
.5 Animal heat
.6 Reproduction Development
.7 Motor and vocal apparatus
.8 Nervous system
•Of General theory of physiology
.01 IX Notion, definition, nature
.01 1 a Classification, division
.0114 Terminology, notation, symbols
.oxiS Methods
.01 a Physiologic theories and generalities
.013 On the nature of life and deth Vitalism
This place is provided for the physiologist who prefers to keep related
topics with his subjects. Usually the beds under this number are
better clast in their broader relations; i. e. see 577.3 for the nature
of life: 577.7 for the nature of deth; 6x2.67 for deth as a stage in
vital history
X Signs of real deth See 577.7
a Experiments on executed persons
4 Theories of life and the soul Vitalism
See metaphysics. xa8
5 Comparisons of animals and plants See 577.5
6 Organism and inanimate matter See 577.1
7 Vital energy See 577 6
8 Experiments on surviving organs See 577.6
.014 General physiology of cells and organisms
See 576 and note under 6 x a. 013
1 Chemistry of cells
1 1 Aerobic and anaerobic cells
2 Physiologic morfology of cells
21 FunctioxM of protoplasm
22 MM nucleus
24 KM chromosome bodies Chromatolysis
26 u u centrosome
3 Physiologic characteristics of cells
3 1 Irritability in general
3 a Fatigue
4 Influence of environment on cells and organisms
Mesology
41 Effects of barometric pressure
See also 6x3.27 Influence of barometric pressure on living beings
42 Action of electricity Electrophyslology
4a I Electrophysiologic technic
See also 615.84 Electrotherapy
a Static electricity
4 Dynamic electricity
5 Alternating currents
7 Electric mesurements
8 Special instruments
I Electrodes a Telefone, microfone 6 Galvanometers
42a Electric resistance Conductibility
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
613.014 423 Electric fenomena of organisms
For electric fenomena of muscles see 613.743. of nervs and muscles
see 613.813
I Theory of electric fenomena
3 Negativ variation
3 Blectrotonus
4 Electric fenomena of tissues in repose and in action
434 Action of electricity on organisms
Everything concerning effect of electricity on function may be dast
here by adding o and dividing like 61 a; e. g. action of electricity on
red corpuscles 613.0144340111. as .111 is the subdivision of 61 a
meaning red corpuscles. Action of electricity on bile 613.0144340357.
as .357 means bile
3 Action of static electricity
3 • • atmosferic ■
4 « « dynamic ■
5 « « alternating currents
435 Deth by electric shock; by lightning
436 Magnetic action
437 Galvanotropism
438 Electrotherapy from physiologic point of view
43 Action of heat and cold See also 6f 3.59
44 Action of Uf b^ See also 6f 3.843
445 Posforescence
447 Hcliotropism Fototropism
See also 615.831 Pototherapy
45 Action ci sound and its vibrations
See also 613.85876
46 Poisons and chemic substances
Poisons and deflnit chemic substances ar preferably clast in 615.7,
general toxicology in 6i5-9' This number is for topics of special physi-
ologic interest
461 Effects of water
X Reviviscent animals
3 Hydrations
3 Quantity of water in organisms and tissues
463 Physicochemic forces
X Osmosis
3 Molecular concentration in organic fluids Cryoscopy
Subdivisible with o like 613; c. g. Crycscopy of gastric juice
613.01446333033
3 Relation between secretion and osmotic pressure
4 Relation between osmosis and electric action: ions
5 Colloid substances: coagulation, agglutination, etc.
See also 613.398133 Theory of histologic conservation
6 Reaction, acid or alkalin
7 Viscosity
8 Superficial tension
9 Other phjrsicochemic forces
463 Action of mineral salts on organisms
464 * * air, normal and abnormal; of oxygen and ossone
465 * ' anesthetics
466 ■ ■ antiseptics
467 Chemotaxis Chemotropism
469 Action of other chemic forces
47 Action of mechanical forces
477 Geotropism
478 Thigmotaxis
48 Other physical forces
481 Various rays
I Physiologic effect of X rays
To express effect of X rays on a specific organ or tissue, ad 0 and
subdivide like 613; e. g. effect of X rays on sight 613.0144811084
4 Effect on lower organisms
483 Effect of radioactiv substances; Becquerel rays
483 Production and action of N rays
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612.015 Physiologic chemistry in general
1 ' Fennents
11 Ozydants Reducing fennents
12 Hydrolytic
13 Proteolytic
14 Lipolytic
15 Amylolytic and sucroclastic
16 Glycolytic
161 Alcoholic
2 Normal composition of the body and its products
See alao 6x3.3926, 612.396-.398
21 Extracts of organs
3 Metabolism
31 Of mineral substances
See also 6x3.3926
32 Of carbon -
See also 6x2.22
33 Of nitrogen
See also 6x2.46123
34 Of substances foren to the normal organism
Elimination of poisons
Most material will be clast under 615.7 &nd its subdivisions
See also special organs
346 Metabolism of nonnitrogenous substances
347 « « crystallizable nitrogenous substances
348 u u albuminoids
349 •* after deth Autolysis
Subdivisable with o like 6x2: e. g. autolysis of the Hvef
612.0T5349035
35 Influence of temperature on metabolism
See also 612.59
36 Reductions, hydrations and syntheses in organisms
37 Influence of other agents on metabolism
38 Influence of nervous system on metabolism
39 Metabolism in disease
4 Staining substances and pigments
.016 Means of attack and defense
Comparativ physiology: usually better clast in 591.57
1 Artotomy
2 Mimicry
3 Physiology of parasites
.019 Comparativ physiology
May be subdivided like 590 to signify kind of animal; e. g. Reptils
being 598.x, comparison of leptil and human physiology is 6x2.0x981
Class here only books written distinctly from physiologist's point
of view. Other works on comparativ zoology are better in 591.1
Form divisions
.02 Compends
.03 Dictionaries Cyclopedias
.04 Essays Addresses
.05 Periodicals
.06 Societies Clubs
.07 Study and teaching
.077 Vivisection
Sec also ethics, 179.4. and laws, 614.22
.08 Polygrafy
.09 History
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6i2.i Blood and circulatory system
•109 History of circulation of blood
. 1 1 General properties of blood
•III Red corpuscles
1 Chemic composition
II Hemoglobin and oxyhemoglobin
14 Carboxyhemoglobin
Action of CO on blood, carbon monoxid hemoglobin
1 5 Spectroscopy gt blood
16 Methemoglobin and derivates
Hematin or hematoxylin, hematoidin, globin, hemin or Teich*
mann's crystals, hematochromogen, hcmatoporphjrrin
17 Isotony of corpuscles Osmotic permeability
19 Chemic substances in corpuscles
Lecithin, urea, cholesterin, etc.
2 Number of corpuscles
Technic of counting
33 Volume of corpuscles
3 Formation of corpuscles
See also 6x3.1x9 Sanguification
4 Action of poisons on corpuscles
See also 6x3.11x14 Action of CO on blood
44 Agglutinating substances
45 Hemolytic substances
6 Corpuscles in disease
7 Other red corpuscles than erythrocytes
8 Coloring matters of invertebrate blood
e. g. hemocyanin
9 Other similar coloring matters
e. g. chlorophyl and derivates: phylloerytrin
.112 Leucocytes and ameboid cells
1 Chemistry of leucocytes
X x Ferments of leucocytes
Influence of leucocytes (lymphocytes) on digestion
2 Movements and irritability of leucocytes
3 Phagocytosis
4 Diapedesis
5 Effect on coagulation of blood
6 In disease and intoxications Leucocytosis
For digestiv leucocytosis see 6x3.xi3ii
7 Counting and its technic
8 Numeric relations of white and red corpuscles
9 Varieties Physiologic morfology
•I 13 Arterial blood
.114 Venous "
.115 Coagulation of blood
I Fibrin Fibrinoplastin
Ti Composition and chemic properties
13 Fibrogenous and fibrinoplastic ferments Fibrinogen Thrombin
X3 Estimating quantity of fibrin
3 Substances modifying coagulation
3 X Retarding agents
35 Accelerating agents
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612. 1 16 Total quantity of blood
2 Hemorrhage Anemia
Subdivisable with o like 6xa; e. g. physiologic influence of anemia
on kidneys 61 a. 1x62046 For pathologic effect see 616.943.
6ift.54
91 Hemostasia
3 Transfusion
Effect on system i^ceiving transfused blood
.118 Physical and biologic properties of blood
1 Physical
ti Osmotic pressure
See also 619.1x1x7 Osmotic permeability
19 Effect of various injections
1 4 Viscosity
1 7 Cryoscopy of blood
Method of studying isotony and similar phenomena by relativ
freezing points of solutions
2 Biologic properties
91 Toxins and antitoxins
Physiologic effect For chemic action see 619.3968 May
be used for those not produced by the blood, «. g. cytotoxlnv
911 Theory of toxic and antitoxic action
9 9 Toxic and antitoxic action of blood
Limited to blood toxins and antitoxins. See also 619.3988
99 X Specific reaction of blood and albuminoids
Blood in legal medicin
999 Natural immunity
993 Effect of blood on bacteria
Class here physiologic aspect of opsonic theory, opaoniiui and
opsonic index See also 615.37 Serotherapy
' 94 Various toxic and antitoxic substatices of blood
I 7 Varieties of blood in different parts of body
•119 Hematopoiesis or sanguification
See also 6 12.x 1x3 Formation of red corpuscles
. 1 2 Chemic properties of blood
•121 Reaction and density
Color reaction Specific gravity
.122 Carbohydrates in blood
I Glucose 9 Glycogen 3 Glycolytic ferments
.123 Fats, lipoids, cholesterin, saponin, glycerin
.124 Albumins and albuminoids Uncrystallizable nitrogen
compounds
See also 619.398x9 Blood serum *
•125 Crystallizable nitrogen compounds
I Staining substances of serum
.126 Mineral salts
.127 Blood gases
X Technic for determining quantity 9 Oxygen 3 Carbonic acid
.128 Ferments
.129 Other chemic substances
Abnormal substances
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.13 Hydraulic principles of circulation
•133 Arterial circulation
Sounds and murmurs
See also 612.143
.134 Venous circulation
See also 613.144
1 Air in the veins
2 Venous pulse Flebogram
•135 Capillary circulation
.14 Blood pressure
•141 Technic of mesuring pressure
Sphygmograf Sphygmomanometry
.143 Pressure in arteries
See also 613.133
•144 Pressure in veins
See also 6x2.134
.145 Pressure in capillaries
See also 6x2.135
.146 Influence of various agents on pressure
1 Influence of respiration Asphyxia
See also 612.213
2 Effect of drugs and organic extracts
3 Pressure in disease
•148 Pressure in lesser or pulmonary circulation
. 1 5 Rapidity of circulation
In arteries, veins or capillaries Technic of mesuring
.16 Pulse
For dicrotic pulse see 6x6.071 Pulse in diagnosis
See also 61 2. 13 4 ^ Venous pulse
.166 Pulse in disease
. 1 7 Hart
•171 Mechanism of cardiac contraction
Impulse or apex beat Change of volume and position of beating
hart Systole Diastole
1 Technic of cardiac contraction Cardiografy
3 Valvs System of valv closure
5 Hart sounds
56 " "in disease
7 Action of abnormal hart : misplaced or malformd
.172 Hart as a muscle
Cardiac irritability, contractibility and physiologic morfology
1 Action of blood and coronary arteries Cardiac
anemia
2 Rhythm Excitation wave Frequency of beats
3 Electric stimulation of hart and refractory period
4 Electromotiv force
5 Surviving hart Artificial respiration
Solutions maintaining beat of hart
6 Physiologic morfology
61 Conduction of stimulation
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612.173 Work of the hart
Chiznic, dynamic and thermic fenomenn
X Chemic composition of hart
a Intracardiac pressure
.174 Effect of toxins on the hart
X Atropin
3 Anesthetics
.176 Hart in disease
.178 Innervation of hart
1 . Pneumogastric or vagus
See also 6x3.819911
2 Sympathetic
See also 6x3.897
3 Ganglions of hart
4 Action of cerebrum
See also 613.8338
5 Action of medulla oblongata
See also 6x3.838
6 Cardiac syncopes and reflexes
7 Depressor nerv
•179 Prenatal circulation
.18 Vasomotors
.181 Action of nervs and nerv centers on bloodvessels
1 Action of cerebrum
2 u u medulla oblongata
3 u u spinal cord
4 u a great sympathetic
.182 Influence of vasomotors on arterial pressure
. 1 83 Vasoconstrictors
.184 Vasodilators
•185 Effect of poisons on vasomotors
.186 Vasomotors in disease
.187 Vasomotors in organs
Divide like 6x3 Physiology; e. g.
6x3.18734 Effect of vasomotors on lung capacity
6x3.1878431 Bffect of vasomotors on iris
6x3.1875 Influence of vasomotors on temperature
6x3.187556 Vasomotors in fever
.188 Erectil tissues
See albo 6x3.6x3
.189 Change of volume of organs
Plethysmografy Quantity of blood in various organs
.19 Action of special organs on circulation
.2 Respiration
See also 613.793 Cutaneous respiration
.21 Respiratory movements Mechanics of respira
tion
.211 Pneumografy Respiratory types
Respiratory excursion
.212 Pulmonary elasticity and intrapleural pressure
Intrapulmonary and intrathoracic lespixations
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.213 Influence of respiration on circulation
See also 612.1461
•215 Special physiology of respiratory apparatus
1 Bronchi
2 Trachea
3 Smooth pulmonary muscles
4 Primary paths of respiration: nose and pharynx
5 Pleura
8 Pulmonary circulation
See also 612.148
9 Pulmonary absorption of liquids
See also 6x2.385
.216 Respiratory frequence and rhjrthm
1 Respiratory sounds
2 Pulmonary ventilation
3 Artificial respiration, artificial changes of respiration
.217 Action of muscles Mechanical fenomena
Dimensions and expansibility of thorax
I Action of diafram
.219 Other mechanical fenomena
Modified respiratory acts: snoring, laughing, crying, sighing, yawning,
coughing, hawking, sneezing, blowing nose, gargling
.2 2 Respiratory exchange of gases Respiratory
chemistry
02 Action of oxygen and ozone on organisms
08 Composition of normal air (only in tls physiologic bearing)
.221 . Technic of gaseous exchange
•222 Effect of various agents on gaseous exchange
•223 Effect of quality of air
Hyperpnea, polypnea, thermopnea
1 Composition of abnormal air
IX Carbonic acid
xa Activ oxygen or ozone
2 Influence of barometric pressure
See 613.37
3 Influence of climate
•224 Influence of food
.225 " " temperature
.226 Effect of disease and intoxications
•227 Influence of organs
1 Influence of muscular movements
Motion, rest, work
3 Influence of nervous system
3 a « circulation
.229 Influence of animal kind
Variability of gaseous exchange in animal kinds
I- Influence of stature
s Aquatic animals
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612.23 Gaseous exchange in the blood
.231 Expired air Respiratory quotient
•232 Asphyxiation
In legal xnedicin
1 Artificial respiration in asphyxiation
2 Asphyxiation by submersion
3 Hart in asphyxiation
4 Toxic action of carbonic acid (CO2)
.233 Respiration in confined air
.234 Toxic action of carbonous oxid (CO)
See also 612.11x14 and 615.96
.235 Exchange of gases between air and blood
I Theory
.24 Lung capacity Vital capacity
Residual, reserv, respiratory or tidal and complemental air
.25 Exhalation of water from lungs
.26 Internal or tissue respiration
.261 Exchange of gases between tissues and blood
.262 Accumulation of oxygen in tissues (cells)
,27 Influence of barometric pressure on living beings
See also 61 3.01 441. For effect on absorption of oxygen and exhalation
of carbonic acid see 61 3. 923 9
.273 Toxic effects of oxygen and ozone
.274 Effect of more than normal pressure
Physiologic aspect of caisson disease
.275 Effect of less than normal pressure
I Physiologic and therapeutic effects of high altitudes
II Mountain and aeronautic aivknasi
.276 Effect of pressure on fermentations
Effect of removing pressure
.279 Maximum pressures
Effect on aquatic animals
.28 Respiratory centers
Influence of nervous system on respiration
•281 Action of cerebrum and of will
.282 *" " medulla oblongata and vagus nucleus
.283 " " spinal cord
•284 ** " chemic substances and abnormal blood gases
1 Toxicology of center
9 Apnea, acapnea, dyspnea
See also 612.933
•287 Action of pneumogastric or vagus nervs
See also 613.819912
•288 Respiratory reflexes
See also 6x9.8332
.29 Influence of other organs on respiration
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.3 Digestion
May be sub iivided by 01-09 'or form, if needed
.3 1 Mouth Teeth • Salivary glands
•311 Mastication and prehension
I Physiulogy of teeth
.312 Deglutition or swallowing
3 Tonsils 3 Tung
.313 Salivary glands Saliva
1 Composition of normal saliva
2 Action of saliva on food Ptyalin
3 Salivary secretion
3 1 Toxic effect of saliva
4 Action of chemic substances
See also Therapeutics, 615.741 SialaRogs
4 X Elimination
49 Action of atropin and of pilocarpin
5 Physiologic morfology
6 Pathologic changes of saliva
6x Salivary fistulas
63 Bacteriology
64 Salivai-y calculi
69 Abnormal substances
8 Action of nervous system on salivary secretion
82 Action of sympathetic nervs
Sec also 612.898
87 Action of chorda tympani
See also 612.81977
.314 Salivary venoms and venoms in general
X Chemic composition
a Toxic action
3 Natural immunity and resistance to venoms
4 Attenuation and neutralization of venoms
5 Treatment of venom poisoning Serotherapy
See 615.94 Duplicated here for physiologist only
5X Antitoxins
S«te also 6 1 3.x 1822 Antitoxins of serum
.315 Esofagus
.32 Stomach Gastric juice Vomiting
•321 Normal composition of gastric juice
1 Gastric fistulas, experimental and pathologic
2 Determination of acid in gastric juice
5 Proteolytic ferments: pepsin
6 Milk curdling ferments, inorganic and organic
.322 Digestiv power of gastric juice
1 Starch and analogs
2 Sugars " "
3 Fats « "
4 Albuminoids
45 Nature and properties ot peptones
See also 612.39817
5 Antiputrefactiv properties of gastric juice
6 Mixture of bile or other secretions of digestiv tract
and gastric juice
MBDlcm: PHYSIOLOGY
612.3227 Absorption in stomach and transformation (into
mucus) of products of digestion
See also 6x3.386
73 Absorption and transformation of sugars
73 • " " " fats
74 u u u a nitrogenous substances (peptones)
75 « If H « g|Q^ Effect on stomach
•323 Stomach secretion
2 Formation and destruction of pepsin
az Pepsin in urin
3 Formation of hydrochloric acid (HCl)
4 Autodigestion of stomach
5 Effects of removing stomach
.324 Action of chemic substances (poisons) on gastric secre-
tion and their elimination
.325 PhjTsiologic morfology of stomach
Relation between morfologic changes and stimulation
•326 Pathologic changes of stomach secretion
3 Bacteriology
5 Gastric juice in disease
9 Abnormal substances in gastric iuice
.327 Movements of stomach
I Muscular irritability of stomach
3 Motor action of pneumogastric See also 612.819913
3 Evacuation of stomach
S Merycism and rumination
7 Vomiting
8 Action of emetics or vomitories
See also under therapeutics, 6x5.731 Emetics
.328 Action of nervous system on stomach
I Psychic influence on stomach secretions
8 Sensibility of stomach
.33 Intestin
Middle intestin and glands of middle intestin in invertebrates
•331 Normal composition of intestinal juice
1 Intestinal fistulas, experimental and pathologic
7 Intestinal gases Fermentlv process due to bacteria
.332 Intestinal digestion
2 Carbohydrates
3 Fats
4 Albuminoids and derivates Erepsin
7 Absorption and changes of food in intestin
See also 612.386
7 a Carbohydrates
73 Fats Chyliferous vessels See also 612.4^6
74 Albuminoid derivates
75 Other substances
751 Inorganic substances Water and salts
8 Action of intestinal juice on other secretions and
ferments
See also 612.3226
84 Enterokinasis and secretin
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.333 Intestinal secretion
•334 Action of chemic substances on the intestin and tiieir
elimination
4 Purgativs
See also therapeutics, 6x5.733 Cathartics
•335 Physiologic morfology of intestin
5 Intestinal circulation
.336 Pathologic changes of intestinal secretion
3 Parasites and microbes
31 Bacterial fermentation Physiologic effect of mlcrobss
•337 Movements of intestin
I Movement of chyme in intestin
.338 Action of nervous system on intestin
I Action of nervs and nerv centers on secretion
•339 Peritoneum Omentum
I Absorption in peritoneum
See also 613.387
.34 Pancreas Pancreatic juice
•341 Normal composition of pancreatic juice
I Pancreatic fistulas
.342 Action of pancreatic juice on food Tryptic digestion
1 Starches and analogs
2 Sugars
3 Fats Steapsin or ptyalin
4 Albuminoids Trypsinogen Trypsin
5 Effect on other digestiv fenomena
51 On bile and gastric juice
See also 613.3336
•343 Pancreatic secretion
•344 Action of special substances on pancreatic secretion and
juice
.345 Physiologic morfology
Relation between morfologic changes and stimulation
.346 Pathologic changes of pancreatic juice
.348 Action of nervous system on pancreas
.349 Pancreas as an internal gland Hands of Langerhans
1 Pancreatic glycosuria
Physiologic fenomena only. See also 612.353x6, 612.46621. and
diseases 616.61, where most material belongs
.35 Liver
.351 Hepatic circulation and chemic composition
I Chemic composition
I X Ferments
5 Hepatic circulation
51 Ligature of portal vein
6 Effect of extracts from hepatic tissue
6x Hepatic opotherapy
mbdicin; physiology
6x2.352 Effect of liver on absorbd foods
I Glycogenesis Glycogen of liver and its tissues •
See also 612.396x13 Chemistry of glycogen
IX Determination of amount of sugar and glycogen: technic
13 Sugar of the blood See also 6x3.133
xj Action of nervs on glycogenic function Experimental diabetes
14 Fermentation of glircogen Gljrcogenolysis
x6 Gljrcosuria (diabetes) in general
See also 613.3491, 6x3.46631 and pathology 6x6.63
17 Glycogen of other organs
18 Gl3rcogen of muscles See also 6x3. 7441 x
19 Relations between glycogenesis and alimentation
3 Fat Adipogenic function
.353 Hepatic chemic fenomena
I Formation of urea See also 6'x 3.46x3
.354 Action of poisons on liver
1 Toxic Steatoses
2 Antitoxic action of liver
•355 Temperature of liver See also 6x3.563
.356 Hematopoietic function of liver and effect on blood
See also 6x3. 1x9
•357 Bile
1 Normal composition of bile
X x Biliary fistulas
X3 Coloring matter Bile pigments
1^ Bilirubin, biliverdin For origin see 33 below
14 Mineral salts
T5 Biliary acids and their salts
Glycocholic and taurocholic acids
2 Action of bile in the intestin
Final fate of bile
3 Bile secretion
31 Quantity
3 s Origin of bile acids
33 « « « pigments
4 Action of chemic substances on bile secretion
See also therapeutics, 6x5.743 Cholagogs
5 Elimination of poisons by bile
6 Pathologic physiology of bile
For general works and medical aspect see 616.36
64 Biliary calculi
65 Obliteration of bile ducts Icterus Jaundis Cholemia
See also pathology, 616.36 Liver and bile ducts
66 Bile in disease
67 Toxic effects of bile
69 Abnormal biliary substances
7 Biliary excretion Physiology of ducts
7x Gall bladder
73 Absorption in biliary ducts
73 Contractility of ducts
8 Innervation of bile ducts
•358 Action of nervous s]rstem on liver
.359 Ablation, regeneration, cicatrization and other mor-
f ologic fenomena
1 Volume of liver
2 Fatty or starchy degeneration
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.36 Defecation Large intest in
Proctodeum and iU appendaffes in invertebrates
.361 Chemic composition of excrements
.363 Cecal digestion Vermiform appendix
•364 Absorption in large intestin
•365 Defecation
.366 Rectum
.367 Movements of large intestin
.368 Innervation « "
.38 Absorption
.381 Imbibition Transudations and exudations Edema
•382 Osmosis See also 612.0144631
1 Dialysis of mineral salts
2 " " sugars
4 u a albuminoids
.383 Diffusion
.384 Absorption by skin
See also 613.79
•385 Absorption by lungs
See also 613.3159
.386 Absorption in digestiv tract
General: see also specific part of tract
.387 Absorption by mucous and serous membranes
See also 613.3391
•388 Parenchymatous absorption
Absorption by cellular tissue (after injection)
.39 Nutrition Metabolism
.391 Hunger Thirst Inanition
3 Himger, thirst and nervous centers Mechanical
action of himger
4 Inanition in man
6 « « disease
9 u a animals
93 Inanition in poikilothermic animals
96 u u homoiothermic "
.392 Foods
I Assimilation of carbon
3 « « nitrogen
See also 613.46133
3 Assimilation of water
4 ''of sulfur, f osf orus and iron
3 Sulfur 4 Posforus 5 Iron
5 Thermodynamic value of food
6 Mineral foods
z Sodium salts 3 Potassium salts 3 Calcium salts
7 Vegetable foods
71 Vegetarianism See also hygiene, 6x3.36 Vegetable diet
72 Pruits and fresh vegetables
73 Cereals
74 Bred
medicin: physiology
612.3938 Animal food
See also hygiene. 613 a8 Meats in diet
8z Meats
8a Soup Meat extracts
83 Egs
84 Milk
See also 612.664
841 Sterilization and artificia] changes in milk
85 Cheese
86 Butter
9 Special artificial foods
•393 Condiments and stimulants
1 Alcohol as food Fermented drinks
See also hygiene of nervous system, 613.81 Alcohcl
2 Coffee Tea
See also hygiene of beverages, 613.37
9 Condiments
.394 Ration or food requirement during growth
2 Of man Nourishment of newborn
3 " animals
•395 Ration or food requirement of adults
1 Working ration Normal ration
xa Working ration for man
13 M u m animals
2 Subsistence ration
as Subsistence ration for man
a3 « If « animals
5 Relations of ration to external conditions,
e. g. climate
6 Food requirements in disease
.396 Carbohydrates
1 Chemic composition
xz Polysaccharida
II z Starch Inulin
xza Glycogen
ZZ3 Cellulose
xa Gums and analogs: dextrin
13 Monosaccharids: glucose, mannose, gallactose, fructose, etc.
14 Disaccharids: sugar, lactose, maltose, etc.
17 Combined carbohydrates
See 6x3.3981453 Glycoproteids
17 a Chitin
175 Glycosids: amygdalin, salicin, phlorizin, saponin, etc.
19 Other carbohydrates: pentose, inusitum
2 Changes of sugars in organism Glycolysis
91 Products of carbohydrates; e. g. glycuronic acid
aa Alcohol in tissues
3 Hydroljrtic ferments of carbohydrates and analogs
31 Amylasis, inulasis, cytasis, etc.
3 a Saccharoclastic ferments Inversion
4 Formation of carbohydrates in organism
5 Thermodynamic value of carbohydrates
7 Quantity of carbohydrates in foods and tissues
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6x2.397 Fats
1 Chemic composition
2 Changes of fats in organism
ax Patty degeneration and infiltration See also 6x3.395a
a a Products of fats
9$ Acids
34 Glycerins
3 Lipoljrtic ferments
4 Fonnation of fats
5 Thermodynamic value
7 Quantity of fat in food and tissues Adiposity
8 Lipoids
8x Cholesterin
83 Lecithin
.398 Albuminoids and nitrogenous substances
1 Chemic composition
II Coinposit albuminoids
For eg albumin see also 6x3.39383
I a Blood serum and other serous fluids of body
See also chemical properties of blood, 613.124 Albuminoids
X3 Simple albuminoids
131 Albumin
133 Globulins: fibrinogenic and fibrinoplastic substances, myosin, etc.
133 Coagulated albuminoids Fibrin Coagulation of albuminoids
13 s Albuminoids as acids or bases
136 Nucleoalbumins, simple phosphorated albuminoids
138 Protamins
X39 Other albumins
14 - Other albuminoids
145 Proteids
Albumin + a complex organic compound
1 Nucleoproteids
Albumin + nucleic acid, products of nucleic acid and specific
ferments
2 Hemoglobin and analogs
Albumin + an iron compound. See also 613.1x1x1
3 Glycoproteids
Albumin + a carbohydrate. See also 613.3967
X46 Albuminoids: glutin, elastin, amyloid, etc.
15 Vegetable albuminoids
x6 Albuminoid products and nitrogen compounds
17 Albuminoses and peptones
173 Thermodynamic value
X75 Changes of substances derived from albuminoids by digestion
19 Products of complete change of albuminoids Nitrogen compounds
19X Protaminic nucleus See also 6x3.398x38
X93 Amidic acids
193 Urea Uric acid See also 612.46x3, 613.46x35, 6x2.398195
X94 Ammonia and ammonia compounds
X95 Bases (alkaloids), purin compounds
196 Aromatic compounds
X97 Nonnitrogenous products of albuminoids
199 Other products
2 Changes of albuminoids in organism
3 Proteoljrtic ferments
Only general works See specific nitrogen compounds for their
derivates, ferments and properties For milk curdling ferments
see 6x3.33x6 and 6x3.664x71
5 Thermodynamic value of albumins and derivates
Albumin as food
medicin: physiology
612.3986 Formation of albuminoids in general
7 Quantity of albuminoids in food and tissues
8 Toxins, antitoxins Chemistry of poisons
For action, see 61a xxSaz; for animal poisons, see 613.3x4; for
ptomains, leucomains. etc. se^- 612.398195 above
•4 Glandular system Secretion Excretion
.401 Effect of circulation on glands
.403 " " glands ** circulation and blood
.403 u 1 u M nutrition
.404 " " nutrition " glands
.405 Physics and chemistry of secretion
.407 Effect of glands on nervous system
.408 ** " nervous S3rstem on glands
See also 6x3.817
.409 Physiologic morfology of secretions and glandular epitheliums
.41 Spleen
.411 Hematopoietic action Effect of spleen on blood
.412 Splenotomy Circulation in spleen
•413 Contractility of spleen
•414 Spleen in relation to other organs
z Effect on digestion
.416 Function of spleen in disease^ in experimental infections
and in wounds
^18 Chemic fenomena
.42 Lymfatic system and lymf
For Ijrmfocytes see 61 2. 1 1 a
•421 Lymf Chemic composition
.422 Quantity and origin of lymf
423 Lymfatic circulation
I Thoracic duct
.434 Lymfatic harts
425 Innervation of lymfatic system
•426 Ljrmfatic absorption
See also 610.33373
427 Ljrmfatic fistulas
^28 Lymf glands
. 43 Thymus
.44 Thyroid gland
•441 Chemic composition
.442 Parathyroid glands or accessory thyroids
.445 Thyroidectomy Destruction of thyroid
Including pathologic destruction
448 Effects of thyroid extracts
.45 Suprarenal capsules
.451 Chemic composition
•455 Excision and destruction
.458 Effect of capsular extract
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.46 Kidneys Urin
^61 Chemic composition of urin
1 Reaction and physical properties
z I Reaction
z 9 Density
Z3 Temperature
Z7 Urinary technology
174 Staining reactions
Z75 Spectroscopic examinations
z 76 Polarimetric "
Z77 Histochemic "
Z78 Pathologic urinary technology
Z79 Densimetry and cryoscopy of urin
2 Urea and nitrogen compounds
9z Determination of quantity of urea Ureameters
a a Determination of total nitrogen
as Excretion and metabolism of nitrogen
9$i In relation to alimentation
as a u u u ^Qfjg
934 Effect of chemic substarvces (poisons)
335 Influence of temperature
936 MM (lisQi^se
338 u u nervous system
a39 MM mjioial Icind
Variability of process in animal kingdom
7$ \Jt\c acid See also 6za.398i93
asz Determination of quantity
954 In animals
as 5 * normal man
as6 " man in disease: uric diathesis
a59 " other tissues and fluids than urin
a6 Other nitrogen products of urin
a6i Bases Xanthin ba&es See also 6 z 3.3981 95
a6a Ptomains
a63 Allantoin
a64 Peptones See also 6za.46668. 6za.398z7
a66 Hippuric acid
367 Ammonium and other urates See also 6 z a. 398 z 94
a68 Ferments See also 6 z a. 3 33 a z
369 Physiologic albuminuria
37 Coloring matter Pigments: urobilin, urochrome
6 ' Salin substances in urin
6z Chlorin salts
63 Posforus and its compounds
63 Sulfur and its compounds
64 Gases of urin
8 Nonnitrogenous organic constituents of normal urin
83 Sugars Physiologic glycosuria
^62 Urinary toxicity
I Internal secretion of kidneys
^63 Urinary secretion
1 Quantity of urin
2 Elimination of urin
4 Renal circulation
5 Influence of blood and circulation
6 Comparativ secretion of the two kidneys
8 Effect of nervous system
81 Glycosuria, polyuria after lesion of medulla oblongata
medicin: physiology
6x2.464 Action of poisons on urinary secretion and their elimioa*
tion
1 Diuretics Polyuria
See also 615.761 Diuretics in therapeutics
2 Toxic albuminurias
See also 6x3.46622
3 Elimination of poisons by urin
4 Toxic glycosuria Phlorizin
Sec also 6x2.46621
•465 Physiologic morfology of kidneys
•466 Pathologic physiology of kidneys and urin
1 Urinary calculi
2 Urin in disease
91 Urin in diabetes Chemistry of glycosuria For physiology of
diabetes see 6x2.352x6
S3 Urin in albuminuria Albuminuria in general
See also 612.46x269. 612.4643 and 6x6.634
93 Resection and lesion of kidneys, experimental and pathologic
Ligature of ureter, etc.
331 Uremia See also 6x6.638
s6 Urin in fever
6 Abnormal substances in urin
6x Acetonuria Acidosis
63 Chyluria
63 Other abnormal products of metabolism
63Z Glycuronic acid See also 613.3962X
64 Products of intestinal putrefaction Indican
67 Biliary pigments Choluria
68 Albuminoses and peptones
69 Hematuria and hemoglobinuria
7 Urinary fermentation Putrefaction of urin
.467 Urinary discharge
1 Physiology of bladder, ureters and urethra
zi Micturition
2 Absorption in urinary passages
3 Innervation of vesical apparatus
For prostate see 612.6x7 For action of nervous system on func-
tion of kidneys see 6x2.4638
.49 Other glands and secretions
^91 Bone marrow
^92 Hjrpophysis or pituitary gland Somatic bram
.493 Scent glands of animals
•494 Bartholini's glands
495 Carotid gland
499 Other glands
See also 612.664. 6i2.7q2
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.5
.511
(
•512
I
3
•52
.521
.523
•524
•53
•531
•532
•533
•534
•535
.54
.541
•543
.544
•55
.556
.56
•563
.58
•59
Heat balance
.591
.592
Animal heat
Sources Thermogenesis Calorimetry
Direct calorimetry
Calorimetry in disease
Indirect calorimetry
Influence of alimentation
Effect of respiration
Loss of heat Radiation Thermolysis
Conduction of animal tissues
Cutaneous radiation
Physiology of clothing
Loss by pulmonary evaporation
" '' cutaneous evaporation
Regulation of temperature
Thermotaxis
Influence of vasomotors
** *^ muscular movement
See also 6x2.7453
Effect of perspiration
** ^ respiration Thermic poljrpnea
Thermic centers
Other conditions affecting temperature and ther
mogenesis
Effect of baths
* " inanition
See also 613.391
Effect of poisons
Variations in production. and regulation of heat
In disease: fevers
Temperature of body
Thermic topografy
Hibernating animals
Heat and cold; effect on organism
SubdiviAable with o like 6x3; e. g. 613.59074 Effect on muscles
6x3.5908 " nervous system
See also 6x3.0x443
Effect of heat Deth from heat Thermic rigidity
Effect of cold Deth from cold Rigidity from cold
medicin: physiology
612.6 Reproduction and generation Development
.60 z Spontaneoui generation
See origin and beginnings of life, 576.Z
.60a Traniplantation Animal grafting
May be divided by organs like 612
.603 Cicatrization Regeneration
May be divided by organs; e. g. 6x2.60344 Regeneration of thjrroid
613.60384 " •• eye
.604 Reproduction of lower organianu
Protozoa, etc.
z Asexual: fission, division, gemmation or budding or sprouting
a Sexual: conjugation or concrescence
5 Variations: alteration of generations or metagenesis, pedogenesis, partheno-
genesis
.605 Morfogenesis in general Heredity
See 575 Evolution
X Heredity
a Variation, including artificial
3 Hybridization
4 Tumors
Only for physiologic aspect, for pathology see 6x6.99s
.606 Proportion and determination of sexes
See also Biology, 577.8 Sexes in nature, sexuality
.607 Consangainity Incest
.698 Hennafroditism
.609 Theory of evolution Natural selection, darwinism
See 575 Evolution
.61 Male functions of generation
For semen see 6xa.6i6
.612 Erection
Including also the function in general, in either or both sexes See
also 6xa.i88
.613 Copulation and fecundation
1 Artificial "
2 Parthenogenesis
a I Artificial parthenogenesis
.616 Testicles Orchitic fluid Sperm
1 Effects of castration Resection or injury, experi-
mental or pathologic, of testicles or of sexual glands
in general
2 Physiology of spermatozoa
3 Testicles as internal glands Interstitial cells
.617 Appendages of male organs : semenif erous ducts, seminal
vesicles
.62 Female functions of generation Ovulation
See also 6x3. 6xa and 6i3.6x6x
•621 Physiology of ovaries
See also 6x2.6303
I Ablation or injury of ovary, experimental or patho-
logic
See also 6x3.6x6x
.622 Physiology of ovum
.627 Physiology of uterus
I Uterin circulation *
8 Innervation of uterus
DBCIMAL CLASSIPlCAtlON
612.63
.64
.646
•647
.648
.649
.65
.651
.66
.661
.662
.663
.664
I
la
13
14
z6
17
X71
z8
i8x
19
191
3
31
3a
33
34
35
36
4
5
6
7
8
.67
.68
Impregnation Pregnancy Parturition
See also 6za.6ia
ox Period of pregnancy
03 Ovary in pregnancy Corpus luteum
Development of embryo
For embryology see 6x1.013;' for abnormal development see 6zi.oia Tera-
tology, 617.3 Deformities
Physiology of embryo
" fetus
" " newborn
Appendages of embryo Amniotic fluid
See also 6x1.0138 Petal appendages (in embryology)
Growth after birth
See also 61 a. 64
Metamorfosis of lower animals Larvae
Period of full development
Puberty
Menstruation
Fecundity
Lactation and milk
Physiology of mammary glands
Physics and chemistry of milk
Sugars
Pats Butter
Albuminoids
Mineral substances
Lactic fermentation Milk ferments
Milk curdling ferments Coagulation of milk
Other constituents
Abnormal substances
Comparison of milk of various animals
Human milk
Lactic secretion
Quantity
Formation of sugars
* fats
" " albuminoids
Colostrum
Effect of various agents on secretion
Action of poisons on milk secretion and their elim-
ination
Physiologic morfology of milk
Pathologic changes in lactic secretion
Digestion of milk
Innervation of mammary glands
Period of decline Deth
See also 577.7
Longevity
See also 368.3 Life insurance; sx9.5 Probabilities; 6x4.1a Detb rates
medicin: physiology
612.7 Motor and vocal apparatus Skin
7 1 Protoplasm
See also 613.014 General physiology of cells and oi^anisms
72 Vibratil cilia
73 Smooth muscle
Divided like 6x3.74
74 Striped muscle
Muscle in general, including smooth muscle
741 Muscular contraction
1 Myografy
Z2 Single contraction of muscle fiber Jerk contraction
13 Tetanic contraction
14 Tonic contraction
15 Influence of chemic substances on muscles
x6 Myografy in disease
2 Change of volume of muscle
3 Muscle wave
4 Elasticity of muscle
Myotonometry Effect of weight Tension
6 Muscular irritability Influence of blood
6x Circulation in muscles
69 Effect of stimulation
63 m u electricity
7 Latent period
Time elapsing between moment of stimulation and response by an
activ tissue
8 Muscle murmur
9 Physiologic morfology of muscles
Histologic phenomena of contraction
742 Muscles after deth Rigor mortis
I Chemic phenomena after deth: autolysis
.743 Electric phenomena of muscles
.744 Chemistry of muscle
1 Normal composition
X X Carbohydrates |
See also 6x3.353x8 Gljrcogen of muscles |
x4 Albuminoids
x5 Other organic substances
x6 Mineral substances
Including water Muscle salts
17 Gases
2 Chemic effects of muscular contraction
3 X Fatigue
3X1 Ergografy Dynamometry Work in general
33 Consumption of oxygen and production of COs in work
33 Function of carbohydrates
34 Relation of chemic changes to work Metabolism {n relation to
work
.745 General effect on organism of muscular contraction or
work
See also 6x3.533
I Dynamic effects
3 Thermic "
5 Relations between work and heat
n
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.746 Pathologic physiology of muscles
I Contractures
4 Tremors Shuddering
5 Nutrition of muscles Atrofy Degeneration
Regeneration
Including nerv influence See also 6za.8i8
.75 Bones, joints and connectiv tissues
•751 Chemic composition of bone and connectiv tissue
See also 619.398x46
1 Bone
2 Cartilage
3 Connectiv tissue
.752 Nutrition of bones
•753 Growth, cicatrization and regeneration of bone
.754 Periosteum Perichondrium
•755 Tendons
. 76 Locomotion
Principles of animal mechanism; comparativ study of locomotion prefer
ably clast in 591.47
.761 Chronofotografy: technic
.763 Special movements Combined movements
Physiology of violin playing, etc.
•766 Human locomotion
1 Physiology of exercise and work
2 Rest
•767 Animal locomotion Special organs of locomotion
Swimming bladder of fishes
.768 Flight
.769 Biologic adaptation of movement
.77 Electric and phosphorescent animals
Preferably clast 591.59
.771 Electric animals
.77a Phosphorescent animals
.78 Voice and speech
See also 784.9 Vocal hygiene; 808.5 Elocution; 5347 Sound
•781 Sensibility of larynx
•782 Movements and innervation of larynx
1 Influence of spinal accessory nerv
See also 612.819933
2 Influence of pneumogastric
See also 612.8x99x7
3 Laryngoscopy
4 Movements of glottis
5 Epiglottis
•783 Artificial larynx
•784 Singing Timbre, quality Voice register
•785 Larynx in deglutition and other laryngeal functions
See also 6x4.3x2
.786 Organs of sound in lower animals
.788 Larynx of birds
medicin: physiology
uia.789 Speech Language
I Function of mouth and nose
a « « jjpg ^jj^ gQ£|. palate
3 Innervation of organs of speech Aphasia
See also 616.855
4 Vowels and consonants
5 Ventriloquism
See also 791 Ventriloquism as an amusement
.79 Skin
.790:5 C hemic composition
.791 Absorption
See also 6x3.384
1 Penetration by solids
2 Absorption of fats
3 u a solutions
4 « « iiqui(Js
5 u u gases
.792 Cutaneous glands and secretion
I Swet Chemic composition
xa Toxic action of swet
4 Action of chemic substances on swet secretion
49 Elimination of poisons by swet
5 Physiologic morfology of swet
6 Pathologic changes of swet
8 Action of nervous system on cutaneous exhalation
9 Other cutaneous secretions
•793 Cutaneous respiration
4 Effect of suspended transpiration ; closing pores by
liniments, etc.
5 Effect of chemic substances on skin
See also 6x2.7924
.794 Cutaneous sensibility
•795 Electric conductibility and resistance of skin
See also 6x2.0x4433
•796 Chromatophores and skin pigments
•798 Trofic nerves of skin
.799 Growth and physiology of nails and hair
DECIMAL CLASSIPICATIOK
6x2.8
.801
Nervous S3rstem
Theory of nervous system and innervation
1 Dynamogenesis and inhibition
2 Action of nervous system on chemic phenomena
3 Effect on morfogeny and evolution
See also 6x3.605
.81 Peripheral nervous system Nerv fibers
.811 Distinction between sensory and motor nervs
3 Ganglions of sensory nervs
4 Influence of sensibility on movement and of move-
ment on sensibility
•812 Recurrent sensibility
•813 Electric phenomena of nervs and muscles
Muscle-nerv experiments as indicativ of nervous process
For muscle phenomena see 6x3.743
2 Negativ variations
3 Electrotonus
•814 Chemic and thermic phenomena of nervous stimu-
lation
For stimulation of nerv centers see 6x2.8333
.815 Physiologic morfology of nervous stimulation
I Sensory terminations
a Motor "
.816 IrritabUity of nervs and muscles
Nerv- muscle or nerv-gland phjrsiology
Action of electricity
Theories of nerv waves
Nervous conductibility
Effect of blood on nervs Anemia
Rapidity of nerv waves
Nerv fatigue
Action of chemic substances on nervous irritability
Effect of nervs on muscles and glands
Chemic substances Curare poisons
Voluntary contraction
Tonicity Atrofy of muscles after cutting nervs,
etc.
See also 619.7465
•818 Trofic nervs
5 Degeneration, regeneration and cicatrization
I Degeneration a Regeneration 3 Cicatrisation
.817
I
2
3
4
S
6
7
I
2
3
medicin: physiology
6x2.819 Special nervs
Whenever possible class according to function rather than according
to a particular nerv, classing here only special nerv physiology
I
ist pair: olfactory
2
ad pair: optic
See also 6x2.843
3
3d pair: motoroculi or oculomoto
31
Inneryation of iris
See also 6x2.8433
3a
Innervation of eyelids
See also 6x3.847
33
Innervation of eye muscles
4
4th pair: trochlear or pathetic
5
5th • : trigeminal
5a
Sensory action
53
Trofic action
6
6th pair: external oculomoto or abducent
7
7th " : facial
71
Effect on facial muscles
73
" ' respiration
74
- hearing
75
" deglutition and Uste
77
" " salivation Chorda tympani
See also 613.3x387
78
Pathology Facial paralysis
8
8th pair: auditory
See also 6x3.8585
9
9th pair: glossopharyngeal
91
10 th " : pneumogastric or vagus
911
Effect on hart and circulation
•
See also 6x3. 1781
912
Effect on respiration
See also 6x2.387
913
Effect on digestiv organs
See also 6x3.338. 613.338, 613.348. 6x3.358. 613,368
915
Effect on kidneys and other glands
See also 6x3.4
917
Effect on voice production
See also 612.7833
918
Section of vagus and pneumogastric
92
nth pair: spinal accessory
921
Anastomosis with vagus
922
Innervation of respiratory organs
See also 613.28
933
Innervation of vocal organs
See also 6x3.7893
93
12th pair: h3rpoglossal
94
Spinal nervs in particular
94X
Phrenic nerv
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
61 2.82 Nervous centers Brain
.821 Physiologic psychology
Usually better clast in 130 Mind and body
1 Time of reaction to stimulation Psycbometry
2 Attention Memory Association Imagination
3 Instinct Intelligence Emotions Sensibility
31 Comparativ psychology
311 Nonautomatic actions of animals Anticlisis
319 Automatic « « «
For physiologic aspect see 6 x a. 829
313 Instincts of animals Behavior See also 591.51
33 Emotions Sensibility
34 Inhibition of movement Will Habit Impulse
35 Associated movements
4 Action of poisons on intelligence
Sec also 613.8 Hygiene of nervous system
f " " 615.9 Toxicology
41 Alkaloids
i 4 a Nonalkaloid anesthetics
I See also Therapeutics, 615.96 Cerebral poisons
I 44 Aicohol
I See also Therapeutics. 615.964 Alcohol as cerebral poison
Pathology 616.861 Alcoholism
5 Effect of disease on intelligence
6 Psychic reflexes
I 7 Sleep Hypnotism
See also 135 Sleep, Dreams
71 Hypnotism See also 134 Mesmerism, Hypnotism
73 Theories of sleep
74 Cerebral circulation in sleep
75 Chemic phenomena of organism in sleep
76 Dreams
8 Sense in general and theories of perception
88 Psychophysical laws
89 Sensory delusions
For optic illusions see also 613.84374
.822 Nerv cells and nerv centers
1 Chemistry of nervous tissue
Mbtabolism in nervs
2 Chemic fenomena of nervous excitation
For stimulation of nerv fibers see 6ia.8i4
3 Electromotiv fenomena of nervous excitation
4 Thermic « « «
5 Physiologic morfology « « «
53 Effects of fatigue
54 mm poisons
56 Degeneration and regeneration of centers
6 Effects of removal and experimental, pathologic or
teratologic lesion of nerv centers
61 Movement in a circle (motus circularis, manage)
7 Decapitation
8 Action of central nervous system on chemic
phenomena of organism
See also 613.0x538, 6ia.8oxa
81 Effect of chemic changes on centers
■
medicin: physiology
612.823 Weight and general morfology of brain
5 Conduction in centers
•824 Cerebral circulation
1 Neurolymf, neurolympha or cerebrospinal fluid
Meninges Clioroid plexus
2 Brain movements
3 Cerebral vasomotors
4 " anemia
5 Pressure on nerv centers
'55 Compressioa and concussioii of brain Abnormal presrara
6 Temperature of blood in nerv centers
BfTect of abnormal pressure
.825 Cerebral convolutions (cortex)
1 " Cortical excitability
2 Psychomotiv centers Localizations
23 Inhibitory actions
See al^o 612.8338
24 Localization in man
349 Speech Aphasia
See also 612.7893
35 Localisation in animals
26 Topografy of localizations
361 Frontal lobe •
363 Occipital "
363 Parietal "
364 Temporal **
365 Central
366 Olfactory "
3 Cortical epilepsy
See also 616.853
5 Sensory functions of convolutions
Convolutions a* seat of senses
54 Sight
55 Hearing
56 Smell
57 Taste
58 Muscular sense
See also 612.885
59 Touch
See also 612.88
8 Intellectual functions
Only for physiology of these functions
.826 Cerebral ganglions, commissures, etc.
1 Optostriate body and callosum
Or optic thalami. striatum and callosura
2 Conduction in the brain
See also 6x2.8235
3 Crura or cerebral peduncles Epiphysis Infundi-
bulum
5 Quadrigemintim Optic lobes
7 Cerebellar peduncles or prepeduncles
8 Pons
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
612.827
Cerebellum
.828
Medulla oblongata or postoblongata
.829
Special physiology of contral nervous system of iiiTertebrates
See also 6xa.8as6
X
Regulating effect of ganglia Circular
movements (manage)
a
Chain of ganglions Network of nervs
, or rcte nervosum
3
Reflex movement
Locomotion in respect to physiology of nervous system
3X
Reflexes proper
3a
Rhythm Refractory period
33
Tonicity Tonic reflex
34
Coordination
.83
Spinal cord or myel
.831
Conduction in the cord
See also 6x3.8239
.832
Excitability of cord
•833
Reflex action
Subdivide like 613; e. r. 613.833x7
Cardiac reflexes
613.83363
Uterin
613.8337
Limb reflexes; knee jerk
8
Action of superior nerv centers on reflexes
9
Other phenomena of reflex action
91
Rapidity of reflexes
92
Pathology
93
Effect of anemia
94
• Action of poisons on reflexes
95
Rhythm in general
951
Refractory period
96
Coordination
97
Other f enomena
e. g. reflexes according to nature of impulse: fatigue, etc.
•834 Cord as center of innervation
•835 Degeneration and regeneration of cord Atrofies
.84 Physiologic optics Sight
.841 Fibrous tunics of eye
I Cornea Conjunctiva Anterior chamber
5 Sclera
.842 Vascular tunics Iris Choroid Ciliary body
1 Iris accommodation
See also 612.844 for general papers on accommodation
II PupiUometers
2 Action of nervs and nerv centers on pupil
3 Effects of light
4 Action of chemic substances on iris Atropin See 6x5.784
5 Choroid Eye pigments
6 Ocular circulation Intraocular pressure
61 OfthaUnometers
I
medicin: physiology
612.843 Optic nerv Retina
See also 612.8x93 ad pair of cranial nervs; optic
I Physiologic morfology Retinal purple
za Ofthalmoscope
X3 ' Retinal circulation
14 " purple
X5 Physiologic morfology of retina
a Irradiation
3 Color sense Chromatic sensibility
3X Color sight
Power to distinguish colors
For color blindness see 613-8455; 617.75
3a Sensitivness to color
For pathology of chromatic sensibility see 612.8455
34 Mixture of colors
35 Contrast of colors
4 Entoptic fenomena
5 Persistence of retinal impressions
6 Field of vision Visual acuteness and sensibility
6x Photometry
Photometric technic
6a Field of vision
63 Visual acuteness and sensibility
7 Conduction in the brain Perception
71 Histology of fibrillae Center of sight
7a Optic perceptions Localization of image in space
7a I Binocular perception Stereoscopy Perception of
distance, size and form
Perception of differences in hight of surface For movement
see 613.8462
73 Impression of color suggested by sound, auditus coloratus
74 Optic illusions
75 Observations on those bom blind
78 Degenerations of optic nerv and fibrillae
•844 Refractory apparatus Ocular refraction
Sec also 6x2.8421
I Crystailin lens
4 Aqueous humor
7 Vitreous humor
^5 Functional disorders or pathology of sight
See al^o 6x7.75
I Myopia
a Hypermetropia
3 Astigmatism
4 Presbyopia
5 Daltonism Color blindness
See also 612.84331 Color sight; 617.75 Disorders of vision
6 Hemeralopia
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
613.846
4
6
8
.847
.85
.851
.854
.855
.856
.857
•858
4
S
6
7
71
73
73
74
75
751
76
8
86
.867
.87
.875
•877
•879
Movements of eye
Binocular vision
For perception see 6x3.843721
Action of 3d cranial or oculomoto nerv
" " 4th " or trochlear nerv
" " 6th " or abducent nerv
Strabismus Diplopia
Palpebral and lacrimal apparatus
Hearing
External ear: functions
Middle ear
Tympanic membrane or drumhed Tympanum
Eustachian tube
Bones
Internal ear
Conduction of sound in internal ear
Utricle Saccule
Semicircular canals
See also 613 8863 and 616.841 Vertigo
Cochlea Corti's organ or fibers Spiral organ
Acoustic nerv
Endolymph
Acoustic perception Conduction of acoustic exci-
tation in the brain
Auditory acuteness
Auditory center in brain
See aiKo 613.82555
Subjectiv sensations
Musical physiology and psychology
Distinction of tones and quality OT tone color (timbre)
Binaural hearing
Localization of sound in space Estimation and effect
of distance
Sensibility of living beings to sound and vibrations
Otocysts
Auditory reflexes
Smell
See also 612.83556 Seat of smell
Perceptions Conduction in the brain
Jaste
Function of lingual nerv
See also 612.8195
Function of chorda tympani
See also 612.81977
Function of glossopharyngeal nerv
See aliO 612.8199
medicin: physiology
612.88
Touch Tactil sense Eqiiili
.881
Notion of space
.883
Sense of temperature
.883
Sense of pressure
Including all related phenomena; e. g. tickling
I
Esthesiometers
.884
Sensibility to pain
.885
Muscular sense Power sense
.886
Sense of equilibrium
1
Sense of direction and orientation
2
Seasickness
3
Vertigo
See also 61a 8583
9 Function of special organs
Function of lateral line of fishes and other special oigans of lower
animaU
.887 Anesthesia, hyperesthesia, synesthesia
.8g Sympathetic nervous system
.8903 Trofic action
.8905 Reflex phenomena
.891 Cervical ganglions and plexus
•892 Thoracic ""
•893 Abdominal **
•896 Action on eyes; iris
See also 619.843a
^7 Action on hart
See also 613.1783
•898 Action on digestiv tract ; alimentary canal
See also 613.3 and sprcial subdivisions
•899 Effect on Mood vessels
See also 61 3.18
u a
m
u u
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
613 Personal Hygiene
Care of Health; Prophylaxis; Individual Health; Laws of Health.
.oa, Compends; .03. Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .04. Essays; .oSt Periodicals:
.06, Societies; .07, Study and Teaching; .08, Sanitary Appliances; .09, His-
tory, Description, Reports, etc., divided like 930'999>
•I Air and Light.
For Air Analysis, see 543<7; Air Pollution. 614.7; Ventilation, 698.8.
.II Climate. Acclimation. See SS i-S. Meteorology; 615.834. Therapeutics;
6x4.43, Geographical distribution of disease.
.IS Health Resorts. Mountain. Sea-shore.
Regions exempt from special diseases.
.13 Seasons. Time of Day.
.14 Malaria. Moisture. Ground Air. See Public Health, 614.775. 6i4.77St
and 614.77s*
. 1 5 Purification of Air.
.16 Special Influences. Ozone, Electricity, etc.
.17 Quantity of Air Necessary.
.18 Temperature. See also 536.5. Heat; sSi-S*. Meteorology.
.19 Sunlight.
•2 Food. Dietetics.
For Pood Analysis, see 543.1; Adulterations, 614.31; Digestion and Nutrition.
6l9.|.
•SI Dietaries.
Including food for special classes of people; literary men, soldiers, etc.
.2 3 Pood for Infants.
.«3 Food for the Sick.
Including means for giving nutrition, baths, enemeta, forced alimentation,
etc.
.94 Fasting. Famine. Starvation.
.95 Excess of Food.
.a6 Vegetable Food.
.27 Fruits.
.38 Animal Food. Meats.
.29 Fish, Oysters, etc.
•3 Beverages.
For alcoholic beverages, see 613.81 and 178, Temperance Ethics; Inspection of
beverages. 6 14.3 4*
.31 Water as a Beverage.
.39 Impurities in Water and Ice. See also 6a8.i6. Water supply of towns.
.33 Microscopical Analysis. For Chemical Analysis, see 543.3.
.34 Biological Analysis.
•35 Purification. Filtration, Boiling, Chemical, etc. See also 6a8.x6.
Water Supply.
.36 Cold Drinks.
.37 Hot Drinks. Tea, Coffee, etc. See also 614.347. Adulterations.
.38 Mineral Waters, Carbonated Waters, etc. See also 614.348, Adultera.
' tions; 615.79, Therapeutics
.39 Other Beverages.
mbdicin: hygiene
613,4
.41
.42
•43
.44
.45
.46
.47
.48
49
SI
Sa
53
.54
55
.56
■57
.58
59
.6
.61
.63
.63
.64
65
.66
.67
.68
.60
Cleanliness of Body. Clothing.
See also 646, Clothing. Toilet, etc.; 391, Customs, Care of Person, Bathias,
Toilet. For Therapeutic baths, electric, sulphur, etc., see 615.67.
Baths.
Warm.
Cold. For Swimming, see 796.
Douche or Shower.
Sea. Salt.
Hot Air. Turkish. Russian. Roman, etc.
Public.
Clothing.
z. Material, wool, cotton, etc.
3, Quantity.
3, Cleanliness.
4, Pressure. Corsets, garters, tight boots, support from hips, etc.
Care of special parts of body.
Human Habitation and Resort.
For Heating, see 697; Ventilation, 6a8.8; House drainage, 638.6; Sanitation of
towns, 638.4; Industrial sanitation, 638.5.
These subjects, partly Public and partly Private Hygiene, are for convenience
grouped together here.
Homes.
Hotels.
Tenements.
Schools. Colleges. Sec School hygiene, 371.7.
Churches, Theaters, Halls, etc.
Hospitals. Asylums.
Prisons. Reformatories.
House Furnishing.
I, Bed and Bedding.
3, Curtains. Tapestries.
3, Carpets. Rugs. Floors. •
4, Wall Paper.
9, House Cleaning.
Hygiene of Employment.
For Lrfibor of children, see 331.3: Mining dangers and accidents, 633.8; see also
Laboring classes, 331.8; Industrial sanitation, 638.5; Nuisances, 614.7.
Over-hours. Over-work.
Occttpationa made Injurious.
By Inhalation of Vapors and Gases.
Bleachers, match-makers, lard refiners, etc.
By Inhalation of Dust or by Absorption.
Grinders, stone-cutters, millers, wool operatives, hair pickers,
type founders, grocers, etc.
By Elevated, Low, or Variable Temperature.
Bakers, forgemen, mariners, fishermen, farmers, laborers, etc.
By Over-use of certain Organs. By Constrained Attitude and
Sedentary Life.
Engravers, public speakers, copyists, printers, salesmen, clerks,
literary men, etc. See also Mental hygiene, 131.
By Accidents. See Public health, 614.8, Protection from accidents.
Machinists, quarry men, caisson- workers, manufacturers of ex-
plosives, etc.
Military Hygiene. Barracks, Camp and Tent Life.
Naval Hygiene. Ship Life.
Hygiene of Travel and Exploration.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
613.7 Hygiene of Recreation and Sleep.
.71 Gymnastics. Sec also 371,13, School Hygiene, Care of Body
For Curative gymnastics, see 615.8a, Massage.
.73 Athletics and other Muscular Exercise.
See also 796, Out-door sports.
.73 Training and Overstrain. See also 371.75. Championship games.
.74 Amusement or Play.
See also 796, Out-door sports, and 371.74, Recreations.
.75 Parks.
Some subjects more properly placed in Public Health, are grouped here by
attraction.
.76 Vacations. See also 3 71 •33. School Vacations.
.77 Holidays. See also 3 7i.a3. School Holidays.
.78
.79 Rest and Sleep. Late Hours. See 613.86, Insomnia.
.8 Hygiene of Nervous System.
Including the action of Stimulants and Narcotics. See also 615.78, Drugs
acting on Nervous System; 6x5.95, Neurotic Poisons.
For Mental overwork, see 131. Mental Hygiene. See also 178, Temperance.
.81 Alcohol. See also Temperance. 178: Beverages. 613.3; Inspection of Bever-
ages, 614.34.
.83 Opium and Hashish. See also 178.8.
.83 Chloral and Caffeine. See also 178.8.
.84 Tobacco. See also z 78.7.
.85 Other Narcotics.
.86 Insomnia. See also 613.79, Rest and Sleep.
.87 Morbid Habits. Bad Social Customs. See also Social Ethics. 177;
Late Hours. 613.79.
.88 Luxury. Privation.
See also Fasting; Famine; Starvation. 613.24
.89 Celibacy. Monogamy. Polygamy.
See also Polygamy and Monogamy, 173.2; Sexual Ethics, 176; Celibacy of
Qcrsy. 354; Asceticism. 348.
•9 Hygiene of Offspring* Heredity*
See also Heredity, 575.1.
.91 Congenital Defects of Body.
See also Monstrosities, 573.9; and Orthopaedic Surgery. 617.3.
.99 Inherited Mental Disability.
See also Mental heredity, 136.3; Mental derangements, 13a; and Mental
physiology and hygiene, 131.
.93 Transmitted Disease.
See also special diseases in 616.
.94 Stirpiculture. Eugenics.
mbdicin: public hblth
614 Public helth
Public hygiene Public sanitation State mrdicin Preventiv mi»^iHn
See also 6a8, Sanitary engineering; 353*4 Boards of helth
.02 Compends .03 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .04 Bssays .05 Periodicals .06 So-
cieties, conventions .07 Rducation .08 Sanitary appliances, exhibitions .09 His
tory, description, legislation, reports, etc. divided like 03<HK)9. e. g. 614.094a
Public helth in Bngland
•I RegistratiOll and vital statistics see also 313 Population
.II Births and birth rates
.12 Deths and deth rates
Divided geografidy like 930-999t e. g. Deth rate in Bngland. 614.1243
.13 Mortality at different ages
For life insurance, life tables, biometry, etc. see Life insurance, 368.3,
and Life contingencies, 5i9>5; Longevity, 6ia.68
.131 Stillbirths
.132 Infant mortality
.133 Mortality in childhood
.134 " . " adult life
.135 " " old age
.14 Mortality of sexes, races, etc.
.141 " " the sexes
.142
.143
.144 " " races: colored, white, indian, etc.
.145 " " city and country
.146 " " different occupations See also 613.6
.14) *^ from Special diseases Causes of deth
.15 Morbidity
.16
.17 Marriage
.18 Divorce See also 173.x Family ethics
.2 State control of medicin
.21 Medical education and degrees See 610.7; 378.3 Academic degrees
.22 Anatomy and vivisection laws See 1794 Btwcs
.23 Expert testimony and other medico-legal relations
See 340.6 Medical jurisprudence
.24 Registration of physicians, dentists, pharmacists, etc.
License to practis
.25 Regulation of medical practis
See 174. 2 Professional ethics, physicians
.26 Quackery and malpractis
.27 Nostrums and patent medicins See also 6x4.353 Adulterations
.28 Sale of poisons See 615.9 Toxicology
.29 Medical police
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
614.3 Adulterations: inspection of articles liable to affect pablic
helth Pure food laws
Public aiudsrsts State laboratories For cfaemic analysis see 543
.31 Inspection of food For cfaemic analysis see 543-1 1 Hygiene 6i3.a
.311 Sugars Sirups Confectionery
.312 Cereals Starches Bred
.313 Lards Fats Oils see 614.335-6 Butter, oleomsrgarin
.314 Spices Condiments
.315 • Yeast Baking powders Cream of tartar
.316 Fresh food Vegetables, fruits
.317 Meats Fish (fresh)
.318 Cand or preservd f ood Vegetables, fruits
•319 Meat Fish Oysters (preservd)
.32 Milk and milk products
.321 Miik analysis See also chemistry, 543-3; dairy. 637.1277
.322 Milk of known purity
•323 Milk sold to consumer
•324 Cream Skimdmilk Condenst milk Buttermilk Kumiss
•325 Butter and its imitations
.326 Oleomargaiin
.327 Cheese and its imitations
.33 Other articles of food
.34 Inspection of beverages
For chemic analysis see 543'i; hygiene, 613.3
.341 Fermented
.342 Wine
.343 Brewd
.344 ^^
.345 Distild
.346 Fruit drinks: lemonade, shrub, etc.
.347 Tea CoflEee Chocolate Coco see also 613.37. Hygiene
.348 Mineral waters Soda water
See also 613.38. Hygiene; 6x5.79 Therapeutics
.349 Mixt drinks
.3 5 Inspection of drugs For chemic analysis see 543-4
.351 Officinal or pharmacopeial drugs
.352 Nonoffidnal drugs
.353 Empiric or patent medicins See also 6x4.17 state control
.354 Cosmetics
•355 Poisonous cosmetics
.36 Inspection of tobacco
.37 Inspection of pigments, wall and other papers^ textil
fabrics, toys, etc.
•4 Contagious and infectious diseases: general
.41 Causes and origin
See 589*95 Bacteria, microbes; 616.0 1 Germ theory of ilisoase
.42 Geografic distribution Climatology
•43 Modes of propagation and communication
mbdicin: public helth
614.44 Prevention and restriction See aleo AmbulAncei. 6i4.8Sa
.45 Isolation, lazarettos, etc.
.46 Quarantine, etc.
^61 Maritime qiurantme
^6a InUud *'
^63 Control of rags, etc.
.47 Protectiv inoculation
•471 Against smallpox See also 616.91a. Pathology
•472 Variolation
473 Vaccination
1 Bovine vaccination
2 Humanized vaccination
3 Vaccinal syphilis
4 Revaccination
5 Vaccinisation
6 Revaccinisation
7 Retrovacdnation
8 Compulsory vaccination
9 Optional vaccination
,474 Antivaccination
.475 Against cholera See also 6x6.932. Pathology
•476 *' yellow fever See also 616.938 Pathology
^77 '* hydrophobia Pasteurism
See also 616.953 Pathology
.48 Disinfection
Houses, clothing, rags, workshops, cars, ships, camps, air, soil, persona,
sewers, vaults, excreta. Ded, see 6x4.64 Bmbi^lng, etc.
•481 Fumigating and other apparatus
1 Stationary
2 Portable
•48a Disinfectants Antiseptics Deodorizers
Treated with reference to public helth. See also Materia medica
6x5.777 and 6x5*778
483 Heat
484 Chemic disinfectants
.485 Carbolic
.486 Salicylic
.487 Chlorids
.488 Copperas
.49 Epidemics Plagues
•S Contagious and infectious diseases: special
These beds are for public helth discussions only. For treatment, etc. set
Pathology, 6x6
.51 Filth diseases
• 5 1 1 Typhoid or enteric fever
.512 Diftheria
.513 Diarrheal diseases
.514 Cholera
•515 Cholera-infantnm
•516 Dysentery
•517 Diarrhea
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
614.52
Exanthemata
.521
Smallpox
.522
Scarlet fever
.523
Measles
.524
Rotheln, rubella, rubeola
.525
Chickenpox
.526
Typhus
■53
Malarial fevers
.531
Intermittent fever
.532
Remittent fever
.54
Other contagious and infectious diseases
.541
Yellow fever
.542
Phthisis Tuberculosis
.543
Whooping cough
.544
Mtmips
545
Puerperal fever Sec also 618.72
.546
Leprosy
.547
Syphilis
.548
Gonorrhea
.55-
Parasitic diseases
Hookworm
.56
Diseases communicated from lower animals
.561
Anthrax Charbon
.562
Trichiniasis
.563
Hydrophobia
.564
Glanders
.6
Disposal of the ded
See customs, 393 Treatment of the ded
.61
Biuial
.611
Earth burial
.612
Tomb burial
.613
Btuials in churches Intramural
.614
Use of perishable coffins
.62
Cremation Crematories
.63
Transportation of the ded
.64
Embalmmg and disinfection of the ded Use of
See 614.48 Disinfection; 6x5.777 DisinfecUnts
ice
.65
Effect of cemeteries on helth
.651
By water pollution
.652
"air "
kiiDIClk: PUBLIC HELTli
6i4«7 Hygiene of the air and ground Nuisances
See 613.1 Air (Hygiene) ; 613.6 Hygiene of employment; 628.5 Industrial tanitatioil
.71 Air pollution by dust and smoke [works
.72 Air pollution by noxious gases, mineral trades, chemic
.721 Carbon compounds
.722 Carbonic oxid, carbonic acid, carbaretted hydrogec
.723 XUniiiiiiatins gases Gas works
.724 Mineral oil refining
.725 Sulfur compounds
.726 Chlorin "
.727 Nitrogen "
.728 Phosphorus "
.729 Other
.73 Air pollution by vegetable trades
.731 Brewing
.732 Distilling
.733 Vinegar making
.734 Sugar refining
• 7 3 5 Charcoal burning
.736 Varnish making
..74 Air pollution by animal trades
.741 Slaughter houses Abattoirs Fish
.742 Rendering works Boneboiling Tripe and gut cleaning
■743 Pork packing Lard refining
.744 Soap making
.745 Tanning
.746 Glue making
.747 Lampblack
.748 Commercial fertilizers
.75 Storage and handling of noxious and offensiv materials
.76 Other air pollutions See 628 sanitary engineering
.761 Stables Stable manure
.762 Hog stys
.763 Offal Ded and diseased animals and fish
.764 Vaults Cesspools water doaets, privies, urinals, nigbt toil
.765 Sewers and sewer outlets Sewer gas
.77 Conditions of soil as affecting helth
Topografy Sanitary Surveys
.771 Analysis of soils See 543.7 Chemistry
.773 Soil moisture
Hygiene of natural water courses and of marshes. See 613. 14 Hygiene
•773 Groimd atmosphere see 613.14 Hygiene
.774 Solid constituents of soil
.775 Malarious soils See 613.14 Hygiene
.776 Recovery of soils from pollution
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
614.78 Air and ground in towns
.781 Laying out of towns and streets
.782 Subways and elevated ways See 628.47 solution of towiu
.783 Parks Air spaces
.784 Hight of bildings and proportion of occupiable area
See 614.8s Bilding laws
•8 Protection of human life from accidentSi casualties, etc.
Safety appliances
See 6x3.66 Hygiene of employment
.81
Drowning
.811
Rescue of the drowning
.812
Resuscitation of the drownd First help Pulmotors
.82
Suffocation
By gases, in vaults, mines, etc. ; see also 622.8 Mining dangers. By illuminat-
ing gases
.83
Explosions
.831
Manufacture and storage of explosivs and combustibles
See also 662 Chemic technology
.832
Gunpowder
.833
Dynamite, etc.
.834
Inspection of kerosene, etc.
.83s
" of illmninating gas
.836
" of electric apparatus.
.837
" of steam boilers
.84
Fires 1
.841
Fire prevention 1
.842
" detection "
.843
" extinction See 352.3 Pir© department
.844
Automatic
.845
Chemic extinguishers
.846
Fire engins Water towers See 621.68 Pumping angina
.847
Fire escapes and other apparatus
.848
" exits, etc. from public bildings
.85
Bilding laws Inspection of bildings
See 614.784 Hight of bildings
.86
Protection of travelers
.861
Travel on land
.862
" " highways
.863
" " railroads
.864
" " water
.865
Lighthouses, buoys, etc.
.866
PUote
.867
Boats, life preservers, etc.
.868
Rescue of shipwreckt Lifesaving servis
.87
Exposure to cold Hospice of St Bernard
.88
Aid to injured
.881
Ambulance
.882
Ambulance for contagious diseases See also 614.44
.883
Bed wagon
MEOICIN *. THERAPEUTICS
614.9 Hygiene of animals Veterinary sanitation
.91 Infectious diseases of domestic animals
.92 ParasdteS of animals see 591.69 Economic soology
.93 Animal diseases commtmicable to man See aiao 614.56
.94 Care and housing of animals
►95 Feeding of animals
.96 Transportation of animals
.97 Methods of slaughtering
.971 Painless extinction of animal life
615 Materia medica and therapeutics
.03 Compendfi .05 PharmacettUc journals .06 Pharmaceutic societies
.07 Education, schools of phanxiacy .09 History
•I Materia medica Drugs Phannacology
For examining boards, laws, etc see 614.24 Registration of pharmacists. See
also 614.35 Adulteration of drugs; 543-4 Chemic analysis
. 1 1 Pharmacopoeias
.12 Dispensatories
.13 Formularies
.14 Prescription writing Posology
.2 Inorganic drugs
Divided like 546. 6x5>2i8 Phosphorus; 615.258 Mercury; 6i5«27a Iron. See
also note to 615.7
•3 Organic drugs
See also note to 615.7
.3 1 Carbon compounds Divided chcmicly like 547
.32 Vegetable products Divided botanicly Uke 580
.33 Vegetable products Divided by character
I Starches a Sugar 3 Glucosids 4 Tannins 5 Gums 6 Drugs
containing alkaloids 7 Bitters 8 Organic acids
.34 Pixt oils and acids
.35 Ferments: diastase, pepsin, etc.
.36 Organotherapy
.37 Serotherapy
opsonic theory; see also physiology, 6x2.118223
Vaccine therapy; see also public helth, 614.473 Vaccination
•4 Practical pharmacy
.5 Therapeutics Action of medicins in general
. 5 1 Certainty of medicins
.52 Antagonism of medicins
.53 Law of similars Homeopathy
Homeopathic works are clost with the subjects treated. This hed is for
Hahnemann's theory only
.54 Influence of age
Infant therapeutics Therapeutics of old age
.55 Influence of sex
.56 Influence of environment
.57 Influence of idiosyncrasy
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
615.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
71
711
,716
.72
.721
726
.73
731
732
733
734
.735
74
741
.742
743
75
76
.761
.766
Administration of medicins
By stomach
" rectum
" subcutaneous tissue Hypodermic medication
** lungs Inhalation See alro 612.385 AbsorpUon
" veins Transfusion of blood
" serous and mucous membranes Pentoneam, vagina, «tc.
See also 612.387 Absorption
** skin Baths
See also physiology 612.384
Medicins groupt by effects
Treatises on specific drugs, digitalis, ergot, etc. are clast in the divisions of materia
medica, 615.2-615.3; iron, 615.272; digitalis, 6x5.32381
Drugs acting on circulatory system
Stimulants
Alcohol, ammonia, digitalis, coffee, ergot
Depressants
Aconite, veratrum group, nitrites
Drugs acting on respiratory system
Expectorants
Errhines Sneezing
Drugs acting on digestiv system
Emetics
Ipecac, mustard, metallic salts, apomorphin
Cathartics
I Lazat.vs 2 Salines 3 Purgativs 4 Hydrogogs 5 Drastics
6 Mercurials
Anthelmintics
Aids to digestion
I Bitters, tonics 2 Ferments, pepsin, pancreatin, etc. 3 Adds,
antacids
Demulcents, emollients, etc.
Bismuth, oxalate of cerium, etc.
Drugs acting on glandular system
Sialagogs (Saliva)
Cholagogs (Bile)
Diaphoretics (Perspiration)
Pilocarpin, heat, exerdae
Antipjrretics Antiperiodics
Quinin, salicylates, coal-tar products, kairin, antipyrin, antifebrin, cold,
baths. See also 613.41 Baths
Drugs acting on genito-urinary system
Diuretics
Water, dtrates, acetates, digitalis, caffein, copaiba
Uterins- Ox3rtocics
Viburnum, ergot, etc.
medicin: therapeutics
615.77 External agencies
.771 Irritating
.772 Astringents
•773 Rubefacients
.774 Epispastics Blisters
.775 EsdUtroticS Caustic potassa
.776 Protectiv Emollient
Pats, oils, powders, starch, bismuth, oxid of zinc
.777 Deodorants Disinfectants
See 614^8 Disinfection; 614.64 Disinfection of ded
.778 Antiseptics Germicides
.78 Drugs acting on nervous system See also 615.95 Neurotic poisons
.781 Anesthetics chloroform, ether
.782 HjrpnoticS Chloral, bromids
.783 Analgesics Opium
.784 Mydriatics Belladonna
.785 Excitants strychnin
.786 Depressants Conium
.788
.789 Other drugs
Camfor, yalerian, asafetida
.79 Mineral waters See also 6x3.38 Hygiene; 553-7 Occurrence in nature
•8 Other remedies
.81 Mechanical remedies
.811 Bloodletting Venesection Cupping
.812 Setons and issues
.813 Bandages Ligatiu*es
.814 Acupuncture
.815 Pneumatic aspiration
.82 Manipulation Exercise
See also Hygiene, Massage, Osteopathy, curativ gymnastics
.83 Imponderable remedies
.831 Light Blue glass
.832 Temperatiu'e: heat, cold
.833 Moisture
.834 Climate See also 613.1 Hygiene
.835 Altitude
Decrease of oxygen and increase of nitrogen with increasing elevation
.836 Pneumatic differentiation
.837 Music
.84 Electricity Electrotherapeutics Radiotherapy
See also 537.8? and 621.3915
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
615.85 Cures
.851 Mind cure Influence of mind on body
Mental condition as affecting disease; occupation as remedy
See also 130 Mind and body
.852 Faith cure Christian science Sec 265.8 Religion
See also state control of medicin. 614.24; Christian science theology,
230.95; sects 289.5
•853 Hydrotherapy Water cure
.854 Food cures: grapes, milk, beef, etc.
.855 Thomsonianism Herb doctors
.856 Perkinism Metallic tractors
.86
.87
.88 Patent medicins
.89 Ancient and medieval remedies
Including those of modern uncivilized peoples
.9 Toxicology Poisons
For other relations see Poisons, in Rclativ index following Tables
.91 Irritant poisons
.92 Mineral irritants
.931 Acid poisons
.922 Alkalin poisons
•923 Nonmetallic poisons
.924 Phosphorus See also 615.218 Drugs
.925 Metallic poisons
.926 Arsenic See also 6x5.2x9 Drugs
.927 Mercury See also 615.258 Drugs
.928 Led Painters colic See also 615.251 Drugs
.929 Copper . See also 6x5.256 Drugs
•93 Vegetable irritants
Hellebore, aloes, croton oil, etc.
.94 Animal poisons
Cantharides, diseased meat, ptomains, tyrotoxicon, etc.
•95 Neurotic poisons
See also 6x5.78 Drugs acting on nervous system
.96 Cerebral or narcotic poisons Carbonic ozid and acid
.961 opium
•962 Prussic acid
.963 Cyanids
.964 Alcohol
.965 Eflier
.966 Chloroform
.967 Chloral hydrate
.97 Spinal poisons
Nux vomica, strychnia
.98 Cerebrospinal poisons
Aconite, belladonna, lobelia
.99 Cerebrocardiac poisons
Digitalis, tobacco
medicin: diseases
6i6 Pathology Diseases Treatment
May be lubdivided by o like 6io, if wisht. Use 616.01 for etiology, germ theoryi
bacteriology, classification of diseases. Use 616.07 for diagnosis, study of disease,
asul subdivide it as follows: i Pulse a Tung 3 Eye, sldn, etc. 4 Aus-
cultation, percxission 5 Thermometry 6 Chemistry, urin analysis 7 Mi-
croacopy, radioscopy, etc. 8 Pathologic anatomy 9 Postmortem examination
•X Diseases of circulatoiy system
.1 1 Membranes of the hart
•la Hart Angina pectoris
.13 Arteries
.14 Veins
.15 Blood
a Diseases of respiratoiy system
.201 Croup
.ao2 Hay asthma, hay fever
.203 Influenza, epidemic catarrh
. 204 Whooping cough Sce also 614.543
.205 Coryza, catarrh
.206 Asphyxia
.21 Nose Naso-pharyngeal space
.22 Lar3mx
.23 Trachea Bronchi Bronchitis Asthma
.24 Lungs
.241 Pneumonia, lung fever
.242 Congestion
.243 Hemorrhage
.244 Abscess
.245 Gangrene
.246 Phthisis, tuberculosis, consumption See also 6x4.543
.247 Embolism and aneurism of pulmonary artery
.248 Emphysema
.249 Collapse
,25 Pleura Pleurisy
•3 Diseases of the digestiv system
For diseases of teeth see 6x7.6
.31 Mouth: ttmg, fauces Sore throat, quinsy, mumps
See also 614.544
.32 Pharynx Esophagus
•33 Stomach Gastritis, dyspepsia, vomiting
.34 Intestins Hernia, diarrhea, constipation, colic
.35 Rectum Anus Piles
.36 Liver Gall bladder Jaundis
.37 Pancreas
.38 Peritoneum Omentum Mesentery Peritonitis
.39 Dietetic diseases
Saxflt, starvation, tcurvy, dy8pei)sia
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6164
Diseases of lymphatic system and ductless glands
.41
Spleen .
.42
Lymphatics: thoracic duct
•43
Thymus
•44
Thyroid body Goiter, Graves disease
•45
Suprarenal bodies
.5
Dermatology Skin diseases
•SI
Inflammatory affections
Diffuse, papular, scaly, nettlerash, hives
•52
Catarrhal, vesicular, pustular Eczema, shingles
See also 614.561
•53
Disorders of sebaceous glands
•54
Hypertrofies Atrofies
Corai, warts, white hair, baldness
•55
New formations Pigmentary changes
Albinism, freckles
.56
Disorders of swet glands
•57
Parasitic diseases S« 616.96 Parasitic diseases
•58
Other skin diseases
Chilblain, frostbite, chaps
.6
Diseases of genito-urinary system
For diseases of women, see 6x8
.61
Kidneys Ducts Bright's disease
.62
Bladder Calculus
.63
Urinary disorders Diabetes
.64
Male urethra
.65
Prostate
.66
Penis
.67
Scrotum
.68
Spermatic cord Testes
.69
Functional diseases of male generativ organs Sper-
matorrhea, impotence
.7
Diseases of organs of locomotion
.71
Bones (except spine)
.72
Joints (except spine)
.73
Spine Curvature
.74
Muscles
.75
Tendons Fasciae
.76
Bursas Sheaths of tendons
.77
Connectiv tissue
Ji
Diseases of nervous system
.81
Diseases relating to cerebrospinal circulation Apoplexy
.83
Diseases relating to cerebrospinal meninges
.83
Structural diseases of brain and cord
medicin: diseases
616.84
Functional diseases of brain and cord For insanity see 13 a. i
.841
Vertigo
.842
Paralysis
•843
Neurasthenia
.844
Spinal irritation
.845
Eclampsia, convulsions See also obstetrics, 618.7s
.85
Neuroses
.851
Chorea, St Vitus dance
.852
Hysteria see 135 somnambulism. 132.4 Catalepsy. 132.3 Hypochondria
.853
Epilepsy
.854
Tetanus, lockjaw
.855
Aphasia
.856
Anesthesia, hyperesthesia
.857
Megrim, sick hedake
.86
Neuroses due to special poisons
.861
Alcoholism See also Dipsomania. 132.7
.862
Metallic tremor
.87
Diseases of nervs Neuralgia, cramp
.88
Diseases of sympathetic system
.9
General diseases
.91
Infectious diseases
.911
Eruptiv fevers
.912
Small pox See also 6x4.471 and 614.52 1
.913
Cowpox
.914
ChickenpOX See also 614.52$
.915
Measles See also 6i4.s'3
.916
Rubella, rubeola, rotheln See also 614.524
.917
Scarlet fever, scarlatina See also 614.522
.92
Other fevers General works on fevers
See also 6x2.57 Animal beat
.921
Dengue, breakbone fever
.922
Typhus See also 614.526
.923
Plague
.924
Relapsing fever, famin fever
•925
Cerebrospinal fever
.926
Simple continued fever
.927
.Enteric fever, typhoid fever See also 614.51 1
.928
Yellow fever See also 614.476 and 614.541
.93
Diftheria Cholera Malarial fever
.931
Diftheria See also 6x4.5x3
•93 a
Asiatic cholera See also 614.475 and 6x4.514
.933
Sporadic cholera
.934
Epidemic diarrhea See also 6x4517
•935
Dysentery See also 6x4.5x6"
•936
Malarial fever see also 6x4.53
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
616.94
Septic diseases
.941
Phagedena
.942
Erysipelas
•943
Pyemia
.944
Septicemia
•95
Venereal diseases Hydrophobia, etc.
.951
Syphilis See also 614.54?
•952
Gonorrhea See «im 6i4.s4«
•953
Hydrophobia See also 614.477 and 614.563
•954
Glanders see alao 6x4.564
•955
Horsepox
.956
splenic fever
.96
Parasitic diseases See aiM 614.5s
.961
Animal parasites
See 591.69 Economic soology; 6x4.92 Parantei of animate
.96a
Entozoa
.963
Trematoda, flukes
•964
Cestoda, tapeworms
•965
Nematoda Round worms, thredworms, trichiiue
See also 6x4.56a
.966
Acanthocephala, thomheded worms
.967
Insecta parasitica Maggots
.968
Ectozoa
I
Insecta parasitica: mosquitoes, gnats, bedbugs, fleas, lioe
5
Arachnida parasitica: mites, ticks
8
Suctoria parasitica, leeches
.969
Vegetable parasites See 581.69 Bconomlc botany
.97
Effects of poisons Sec 6x5.9 Toxicology
.98
Effects of injuries and climate
.981
Presence of foren bodies
.98 a
Mechanical injuries
•983
Excessiv exertion and strain
.984
Excessiv venery
•985
Privation
.986
Exhaustion
.987
Chemic agents
.988
Climate
•99
Other general diseases
.991
ILheumatism, rhetunatic fever Gout
.99a
Ttunors
•993
Nonmalignant; cysts, wens
•994
Malignant: cancsr
•995
Tubercle
.996
Scrofula Rickets
.997
M3rxedema Cretinism
.998
Leprosy see alM 614.546
medicin: surgery
617 Surgery
May be subdivided by 0 like 610. if wiiht
X Injuries
11 Bums and scalds
12 Lightning and electric shock
13 Contusions and abrasions
14 Wounds
141 Incised
142 Contused
143 Lacerated
144 Punctured
145 Gunshot See 6x7.99 Military surgery
146 With lodgment of foren bodies
147 With complete separation of parts
148 Poisond See 6x5.9 Toxicology
15 Fractures
16 Dislocations
17 Sprains
18 Asphyxia
2 Results of injuries
Coostittttional effects and other oomplicatious. See also 616.94 Septic diseases
ai Shock
a a Inflammation
23 Abscess Sinus Fistula
24 Ulcers Sores
25 Mortification Gangrene
26 Traumatic fever
2 7 Tetanus See also 616.854
3 Orthopedic suigeiy Deformities
For oonvenieoce the whole subject of deformities is dast here, tho many of then
have no sttrgical treatment. See also 573*8 Dwarfs and giants; 573*9 Monstrod'
ties; 6x1. oxa Teratology; 6X3.9X Congenital defects
3 1 Incomplete development or growth
Divided like 6xx Anatomy
32 Incomplete coalescence of parts: harelip
33 Coalescence of parts
34 Extension of commissure (Apparent duplication)
35 Coalescence of fetuses Siamese twins
36 Supernumerary parts or organs: extra fingers or toes
37 Disproportionate growth of parts
38 Transposition or displacement of parts
39 Congenital distortions, including talipes, club foot
DECIMAL t I.ASSIMCATION
6174
Surgical operations ■
.41
Circulatory system 1
.42
Respiratory system
.43
Digestiv system
.44
Glandular and lymphatic system
.46
Genito-urinary system
.47
Motor and integumentary system
.48
Nervous system
5
Regional surgeiy
.51
Hed Trephining
.52
Face Mouth Soc 617.6, DcntUtry; 6x7.7. Eye; 617.8, Ear
.53
Neck Throat
•54
Chest
.55
Abdomen
.56
Pelvis
.57
Upper extrenuties Artificial arms, hands, etc.
.58
Lower extremities Artificial legs, feet, etc.
.6
Dentistiy Diseases of teeth
.61
Diseases of dental pulp
.62
Diseases of dentin and cementum
.63
Diseases of dental periosteum
.64
Malposition and malformation of teeth
.65
Odontalgia, toothake
66
Extraction of teeth
.67
Stopping teeth
.68
Transplanting teeth
.69
Artificial teeth
7
Ophthalmic surgery Diseases of the eye
71
Conjimctiva Cornea Sclerotic Ophthalmia
72
Iris Choroid Ciliary body
73
Optic nerv Retina
74
Lens and its capsule Vitreous htunor Affections of
the globe Cataract
•75
Disorders of vision
Myopia, shortsightedness, astigmatism, colorblindness, daltonism. See also
physiolgy, 612.845
.76
Muscular apparatus Lacrimal apparatus
Strabismus, squint
•77
Eyelids
.78
Orbit and neighboring parts
■
79
Artificial eyes
medicin: surgery
617.8
.81
82
83
84
8S
86
87
88
.89
9
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
618
I
II
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Diseases of the ear
Affections of external ear
Auricle
Auditory canal
Affections of middle ear
Membrana tympani
Eustachian tubes
Mastoid cells
Affections of internal ear
Operativ surgeiy
See 6x5.781 Anesthetics
Armamentaria Surgical instruments
Orthopedic appliances Splints, trusses, etc.
See 61 7*3 Orthopedic luigery
Surgical dressings
Amputation Resection
Plastic surgery
Military surgery
Diseases of women and children
Gynecology Diseases of women
Ovary
Fallopian tube .
Periuterin diseases
Uterus and cervix
Vagina
Vulva
Functional and symptomatic disorders
Diseases of menstruation Leucorrhea Sterility
Diseases of brest
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
618.2 Obstetrics
.21 Pregnancy Physiology
.22 Diagnosis Signs of pregnancy
,23 Duration
,24 Hygiene Management
.25 Multiple pregnancy: twins, etc.
.3 Pathology of pregnancy
DiaeMas of pregnancy and their treatment
.31 Ectopic gestation Extra-uterin pregnancy
.32 Pathology of ovum
.33 Deth and retention of fetus
.34 Pathology of fetal appendages
•35 ' Deddua
.36 Placenta
.37 Amnion
.38 Umbilic cord
.39 Abortion Miscarriage Stillbirth Molar pregnancy
See 173.4 Infanticide; 340.6 Medical jttritprudence; 343 Criminal law
•4 Parturition Labor Physiology
.41 Mechanism of labor
.42 Presentations Positions
.43 Clinic course and phenomena
.44 Conduct of normal labor Management
.5 Pathology of labor
Abnormal labor from faults
.51 of powers Anomalies of expellent forces
.52 of passages Mechanical obstacles to expulsion of fetus
.53 of child Abnormalities of fetus See 617.3 Deformltiee
Complications
.54 Hemorrhage
.55 Rupture or laceration of genital tract
.56 Retention of placenta
.57 Inversion of uterus
.58 Prolapsus funis
.59 Other complications
medicin: surgery
6x8.6
.71
.72
•73
.74
.75
.76
•77
.78
•79
Ji
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
•9
619
•I
a
•3
•4
•5
.6
.7
Puerpend state Physiology
Management, including care of child
Pathology of puerpend state Puerpend diseases
Diseases of lactation: milk fever, mastitis, etc.
Puerperal fever Seo 614.545 PubUc heith
Metritis Peritonitis See also 616.38 Cellulitis
Septicemia See aiao 6x6.944 Pyemia See aUo 6x6.943
Convulsions See 6x6.845 BcUunpsU
Puerperal mania See 13a. x insanity
Phlebitis Venous thrombosis Phlegmasia dolens
See 6x6.14 Diseases of veins
Other puerperal affections
Sudden deth after delivery
Obstetric operations
Application of lever and forceps
Version
Embryotomy
Dilatation of os and cervix
Sjmiphyseotomy
Caesarian section
Removal of placenta
Induction of labor Removal of ovtrni
Intra-uterin injections Antiseptics in midwifery
Pediatrics Diseases of children
Comparativ medicin Veterinary
Horses
Cattle
Sheepi goats
Poultiy
Birds
Dogs
Cats
Other
DECIMAL CLASStPICATlOM
620 Engineering
See also 690 Bilding; 721 Architectural construction
SUMMARY
620.x Applied mechanics Engineering materials
6a z Mechanical encinearinc
. X Steam engineering
. a Hydraulic engins or motors
.3 Electric engineering
. 4 Air and gas engins and other motors
. 5 Pneumatic nuLchinery Refrigerating machines
. 6 Blowing and pumping engins
. 7 Mills Factories Engineering works
.8 Millwork Hoisting and conveying machinery
.9 Machine tools
63 a Mininc enginceriiic
633 Military and naval engiaeerinc
.8 Naval architecture
634 BridCM and roofs
6as Railroad and road encineering
636 Canal engineerinc
637 River, harbor and general hydraulic enginaarlng
6a8 Sanitary engineering
639 Otlier engineering industries
.01 Statistics
.oa Quantities and cost
.03 Contracts and specifications
.04 Designs and drawings
.05 Executiv
.06 Working and maintenance
.07 Laws and regulations
.08 Patents
.09 Reports
•I Applied mechanics Engineering materials
Class here general works on materials with reference to their fitness in engineer*
ing See also 691 Bilding materials
.IX Strength of materials General theory
General works considering various materials. For particular laaterials see
620. X a- . 19 Provision is made below for classing tests on 2 dififerent bases:
x) by character of test, 3) by material tested. Class under material rather
than under test when the two conflict. See also note under 620. xxa
For theory or mechanics of structures see 624; for theories of construction of
bildings see 690 . x
.III General
This hed is left for specialists wishing to analyse general works or collect
clippings and notes too limited for . 1 1 yet not specific enough to be put
with a particular test or material. Libraries are unlikely to need any
general hed except 620. xx
ENGINEERING
6ao.xia Tests Factors affecting strength
Kinds of tests. Directions for making various testSj laboratory manuals
See note to 6ao.xx
X General: influence of temperature, selection of test pieces, etc.
9 Corrosion Wethering Protection against deteriorating influences
3 Elastic limit tests: plasticity, fatigue, deformation
See also 6ao. 1 1 246 Repeated stress
A Tension, compression, torsion, flexure, shearing
Class here combined tests as well as general works covering these tests
If wisht, subdivide farther as follows:
4Z Tensil tests
49 Compression tests
43 Torsion **
44 Flexure (transverse) tests
45 Shearing tests
46 Repeated stress tests
5 Impact Repeated shock tests
Crystallization and formation of cleavage planes
6 Hardness tests
7 Special tests
Varying for different materials
8 Tests on special shapes and forms
8s Plates and structural shapes
Bars, rods, angles, beams: T, bulb, I. and channel beams
83 Colums, bUt colums Tubes, pipes, cylinders
84 Rollers Spheres, solid or hollow Ball bearings
85 Springs
86 Hooks Chains Hoops Rings
87 Rivets Bolts Screws Nails
Riveted joints of plates
88 Wire Wire rope Cables Hawsers
89 Other forms
9 Other tests
•13 Tests of timber See note to 630. IX
.13 Stone Cement Concrete
.133 Stone
.135 Cement
.136 Concrete
.137 Reinforced concrete
•139 Other: artificial stone
.14 Brick, tile, etc.
For glass see 666 . x Manufacture of glass, 69X .6 Glass as a bilding material.
In engineering it is an accessory material not requiring a place under strength
tests
•15 Masonry adhesivs
Cement, mortar, plaster of paris, etc. See also bilding materials 691.5
Lime, plaster, cement
•17 Iron and steel
.18 Other metals
•19 Other materials
•195 Mineral: asbestos, mineral wool
.Z96 Asphalt Tar
.197 Vegetable: paper, hemp, etc.
•198 Animal: hair, hide, bone, etc. '
.199
•3 Compends Handbooks Kent. Trautwine
•5 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
•4 Essiurs
•5 Periodicals
•6 Societies
•7 Study and teaching Instruments
•8 Tables and calculations
•9 History of engineering
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621 Mechanical engineering
May be subdivided like 620.0 and by form numbers
.1 Steam engineering
Subdivide like 6ao and 620.0, but use 6ai.iox as below. Other generalities of
steam engineering are in 621.11 and 6ai.x8
.xox Applied thermodynamics
Theory and use of steam in steam engin General energy considerations
Steam economy
X General
Expansion, entropy; extension of expansion approaching vacuum (con-
densers) superheating, cylinder condensation, jacketing, etc. Per
condensers, superheaters, etc. see 621.197
, 1 1 Mechanism of steam engin Design of engin parts
.III General
.112 Types of ongins: structural
Reciprocating engins in general. Types specified belovr are all recipr'
eating, except i Primitiv and 9 Other
I Primitiv
21 • Single acting
22 Double acting
3 According to transmission of motion
32 Direct connected
33 Indirect: beam connected
4 According to position
42 Horizontal
44 Vertical
45 Oscillating
46 Inclined
5 According to terminal pressure
52 Condensing
In early period called *low pressure'
53 Noncondensing
In early period called 'high pressure'
6 According to expansion
61 Single expansion
62 Compound
63 Double expansion: cross compound
64 u u tandem "
6s " " angle
66 Triple expansion
67 Quadruple expansion
9 Other types
95 Steam turbins
Better clast 621 . i6s
96 Rotary engins
Better clast 62 1 . t66
.12 Marine engins
For propulsion see 623 .8 Naval architecture
.121 General
See also 621 . ix and 621 . 18
.12 2 Types of marine engins
X Primitiv
Inventions of Papin, Perier, Pulton, Stevens, etc
a Beam and side lever engins
4 Horizontal, inclined, vertical engins
5 Oscillating
8 Launch engins
9 Other special engins
.123 Marine steam turbins
See also 621 . x6s
STEAM ENGINEERING
621.13 Locomoti vs
.131 Theory of the locomotiv
z Adhesion Tractiv force Horsepower
a
3 Tests
.132 Types
Variations modifying tractiv force and speed, and afTecting more thai
X class of mechanism. For variations in steam apparatus (oil burning
locomotivs, etc.) see 621.133 and 621. 134
X Primitiv forms
a
3 Types according to distribution of wheelbase and load
Exprest by Whyte nomenclature for wheel combinations
5
6 Types according to purpose
6 a Freight or goods engins Hog engin
63 Yard, switch or shunting engins
65 Passenger engins
67 Mountain **
68 Mining
69 Other special locomotivs
8 Peculiar types
Combined 'engin and coach wagon'
9 Types in different countries
Subdivided like 940-999; e.g. English locomotivs 6ai. 133943
.133 Locomotiv boilers Production of steam
Better dast in 6a i . 18433, as boilers of locomotiv type serv many other
purposes For boiler management see 6ai . 193
z Combustion Fuels Petroleum Fuel consumption
See also 621.18357
a Grate and ashpit Firebox Stays
See also 6ai . 1835
3 Shell and tubes
4 Smokebox and stack Spark arresters
See also 6a x. 1838
5 Exhaust pipe
6 Dome
9 Miscellaneous fittings
Gage cocks, safety valvs, whistles, pumps, injectors, etc.
.134 Engin of the locomotiv
I Driving mechanism Cylinders, pistons, rods
a Steam distribution Valvs and valv gears
a a Special types of valvs and valv gear
3
4 Compound principle
Distribution in compound locomotivs
5 Lubrication of locomotiv
9 Other parts of locomotiv: throttle, etc.
.13 s Running gear
.136 Tenders
I Design, weight, brakes, etc.
a Appliances
3 Taking water without stopping; track tanks; water scoops
.139 Miscellaneous parts
Cowcatcher or pilot, hedlight, whistle, bell, sandbox
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.14 Traction engins Road locomoti vs
Self propelling engins for hauling over roads or ground, ur doing other work
by locomotion. For railway engins see 631.13. For stationary hauling
engins see 6a i . x6a
Hauling may be accomplisht either by engins applying their power
directly and moving with the load, i.e. locomotiv (621.13) over rails; or
traction engins (621.14) over ground or roads; or by engins applying their
power indirectly thru cables, etc. and standing in a fixt position either
temporarily (6sx . 15) or permanently (621 . x6)
.141 Theory General
.142
.143 Boilers
Better clast in 621.18423; 621.143 if used is limited to discussion of
those suitable to traction engins
.144 Types Traction engins for special uses
«i4S Compressing machines Steam rollers
.146 Agricultural: plows, reapers, etc.
. 1 5 Portable engins
Engins that may be moved from place to place, but that remain in a fixt
position when working. If sclfpropelling, the self pro pulsion is incidental.
For fire engins and other pumping engins see 621 .64
.151 Theory General
.152 Types, structural, etc.
.153 Boilers
Better clast in 621.18423. If used, limited to discussion of those suit-
able to portable engins
.154 Portable engins for special purposes
Hoisting, dredging, drilling, etc. See also 621.86 Hoisting and convey
ing machinery; 621.68 Fire engins; 627.7 Dredec;
.156 Agricultural: threshers, etc.
.159 Semistationary engins Various types
.16 Stationary engins
Engins fixt in position; e.g. those running factory machinery, cables, ele-
vators, etc. For management see 621 . 193. For boilers see 621 . 18424
.161 Theory and general
.162 Types by use: hauling, dredging, etc.
For pumps see 621 .64. For types clast by engin mechanism see 621 . 164
.163 Stationary boilers
Better clast in 621. 18424 with only reference here
.164 Types according to characteristics of engin mechanism
or steam distribution
When mechanism and steam distribution conflict, class according to
mechanism; e.g. compound releasing-gear engins 621.1644 rather than
621.1647. Bach type may be subdivided like 6sz.xi; e.g. vertical
throttling engins 621.1642244
1 General
2 Throttling engins
3 Automatic shaft governor engins
4 Releasing gear (Corliss) engins Drop cutoS
5 Single acting engins: Westinghouse or Wiltans type
6 Simple engins
7 Compound enginu, triple expansion, etc.
STEAM ENGINEERING
621.165 Steam turbins
See also 621 . xaj Marine steam turbim
I Theory
X I Methods of calculation
19 Vanes and buckets
13 Guide vanes and nozles
14 Stresstes in rotor or disc
15 Windage
a Typet
a 3 Velocity turbins
93 Pressure turbins
94 Combined velocity and pressure turbins
3 ConBtniction Details of design
39 Vanes Buckets
33 Guide vanes Nosles
34 Rotor Discs
35 Valvs, governors, safety devices
36 Thrust balancing
37 Mass
38 Casing, etc.
39 Bearings, etc.
.166 Rotary ejigins
.169
.18 Steam generation and transmission
Fuels, furnaces, boilers, piping, power plants
For steam heating see 697.5
.181 General
.182 Fuels Combustion
a Fuels for boUer heatiiic
For fuels in general and fuel analysis see 669.6
99 Solid fuels: coal, lignite, wood, sawdust, peat
93 Liquid fuels: tar, petroleum, alcohol
94 Gaseous fuels: gas from blast furnaces, coke ovens; natural gas
95 Composit fuels: city refuse, coal dust, trash
3 Fuel consumption
Practical experiments with a single fuel
4 Comparativ consumption
Practical experiments with various fue^s
. 1 83 Furnace Draft
I Oeneral
Heating and grate surfaces
a Types of furnaces
5 Furnace parts and construction details
5 2 Grates
53 Stationary grates
54 Shaking, dumping and step grates
55 Ashpits Furnace doors
57 Burners for liquid fuel
6 Mechanical stokers
69 With traveling grate
63 " recking **
64 " step grate (Roney grate)
65 * plunger
66 " screw
7 Other appliances
77 Pulverized fuel appliances
78 Fuel and ash conveyers Ash removers
See also 691.86 Hoisting and conveying machmery
8 Chimneys Stacks Draft appliances
Smoke consumers. For smoke prevention see 69 z . 194 1 Firing
89 Natural draft Dampers Uptakes
84 Induced draft
85 Forced draft
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.184 Boilers For boiler plants see 63 x . 19
I Oeneral
13 Boiler economy Tests Feed water
a Types
a a Marine
33 Locomotiv, traction, portable
34 Stationary
35 Firetube boilers (tubular)
353 Internally fired
353 Externally **
36 Water tube boilers (tubulous)
37 Flash generators Instantaneous vaporizing boilers
S Bolter construction Setting Parts
53 Shell Heds Tubesheets Domes Drums
Riveted join^, staying and bracing
53 Tubes Ferules Rings
54 Casing
55 Inspection and cleaning parts: man and hand holes, cleanouts, covers
56 Setting and hanging
57 Foundations: masonry, flues, etc.
7 Boiler accessories
7a Water gages, floaters, gage gla<»es. warning whistles
73 Pressure gages, manometers, safety valvs
79 Other: air cocks and blowout valvs, zincs, steam collectors
.185 Steam transmission and distribution Piping
I General; laws of flow, condensation, friction
3 Connections; mains, auxiliary piping
4 Valvs Stop, safety, reducing Pressure regulators
5 Drains and traps Receivers and distributing valvs
6 Covering Insulators
Nonconductors for high, low and medium temperatures
7 Joints and cements Expansion joints
8 Utilization of exhaust steam See also 697 . 5 Steam heating
.19 Steam boiler and power plants Central stations
See also bilding, 697. S St«am heating; and Boiler, Boilers in Relativ index
.191 General
.192 Arrangement and housing of apparatus
5 Provision for enlargement
.193 Care and management of steam apparatus
.194 Boilers
I Firing
a Feeding
Put here general discussion of feeding and feedwater appliances
,For separate description of appliances see 631.197
3 Treatment of feed water: purification, softening
4 Scale prevention Incrustation
7 Inspection Tests Rating
.195 Engins: oiling, packing, adjusting
.196 Duration Wear
5 Corrosion
.197 Steam plant accessories Economic appurtenances
a Feedwater appliances
Tanks, heaters, economizers, filters, purifiers, regulators
5 Pumps Injectors Return traps
4 Separators
5 Superheaters
6 Condensers and cooling towers
63 Surface condensers
63 Jet condensers
64 Cooling towers
67 Condenser accessories
7 Instruments
Indicators, tachometers, gages, dynamometers, thermometers,
pyrometers, lubricators, etc.
ENGINEERING
621.2 Hydraulic engins or motors
Industrial use of water as motiv power, including machines run by water
under pressure produced by accumulators and also constructions a ad
appliances for distributing and regulating supply of water to motors
For hydraulic engineering (dam. breakwater, etc.) see 637; for pumps see
6a 1. 6; for reservoirs, aqueducts, etc. see 628.1: for theory of mechanics of
liquids see 53 a ,
.21 Water wheels
Theory, classification, parts (e.g. paddles, vanes, buckets) water gates, cul>
verts
.22 Overshot or bucket wheels Brest wheels
.221 Overshot wheels of low velocity
.222 Overshot wheels of high velocity
.223 Brest wheels Fairbaim wheels
.224 Sluice gate or Sagebien wheels
.23 Undershot or impulse wheels and floating wheels
.331 Ordinary undershot wheels
.232 Wheels with curvd vanes or buckets Pelton wheel
.233 Vertical impulse wheels
.234 Current suspension wheels
.235 Floating wheels
.24 Tiirbins
See also 6ai . 165 Steam turbins
.241 General: parts (e.g. distributors, buckets, guide vanes)
regulators
.242 Reaction or pressure turbins
.243 Outward flow
Early forms: Barker's mill
.244 Inward flow
.245 Downward flow
•247 Impulse or Girard turbins
.25 Water pressure engins Accumulators
.252 Hydraulic pumps
.253 Piping for high pressure
.254 Accumulators
.26 Hydraulic machiner}' and appliances
For theory sec 53 a . 8z
.262 Funicular engins Hydraulic tackle
.263 Hoists Elevators Cranes
Class preferably in 6 a 1.86; i.e. purpose outweighs motiv power
.264 Special handling and lifting machinery for steel works, etc.
.266 Presses Forging and stamping machines
.267 Accessories: injection pumps
.269 Mining, tunneling and other hydraulic appliances
Hydraulic giant, Brandt's hydraulic gun
.27 Hydraulic rams
For theory see physics 53 a. 83
.272 Lifting rams Montgolfier ram, Bolle ram, etc.
.273 Pumping rams Leblanc ram
See also 6ai .64 Pumps
.274 Compressing rams Sommelier ram
.29 Flood gates Dams Mill sluices Hed and tail races
Adaptation to hydraulic motors. For methods and principles of construc-
tion see 6 a 7. 8 Hydraulic engineering
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.3 Electric engineering
00 X Statistics; ooa Qvxantities and cost; 003 Contracts and dedications;
004 Designs and drawings; 005 Ezecutiv; 006 Working and maintenance:
007 Laws and regulations; 008 Patents; 009 Reports
May also be subdivided for form with 0 like 620.X-.9
SUMMARY .
6a 1.31 -7 Hevy current engineeriiic
.31 Generation of electricity
.3 IX General
.3x2 Central stations
.-313 Dynamoelectric machinery
.314 Stationary induction apparatus
.3x5 Electrostatic apparatus
.316 Accessories and parts
.317 , Control and central station wiring
.319 Transmission
.32 Electric lighting
.33 Electric traction
.35 Voltaic cells and batteries
.36
37 Electric measurements and testing
38 Weak current engineering
.382 Telegrafy
.384 Wireless cpmmtmication
.38s Telefony
.39 Other applications of electricity
621.31-.37 Hevy current engineering
.31 Generation of electricity Djmamoelectric machinery
Transformers Transmission
.311 General
.-^12 Central stations: metropolitan, rural
Divided by oox-009 like 62X.3 with the following additions to 006:
006 Working and maintenance
4 Operation and running
5 Regulation and control
8 Testing
9 Repairs and renewal
Administrativ point of view; a specific repair belongs with
the part repaird
13 General central stations
Combined power, traction, light, etc. stations ,
132 Steam driven
133 Gas
134 Hydraulic
135 Composit
2 Stations for lighting only
Divided by source of power like 621.312x3
3 Stations for traction onW
Divided like 62X.3X3X3
5 Storage battery pressure regulating equipment
6 Substations
63 Transformer substations
64 Converter *
65 Accumulator *
ENGINEERING
621.313 Dynamoelectric machinery
z General; constnsction, installation
2 Direct or continuotu current machinery
2 1 Theory
22 General types
23 Continuous-current generators
a Series wound 3 Shunt wound 4 Compound wound
24 Continuous current motors
Subdivided like 621.31323 above
245 Constant speed motors
246 Multispeed motors
247 Adjustable speed motors
248 Varying " " (railway motors)
25 Continuous-current converters
26 Dynamotors and motordynamos
27 Compensators or balancers
28 Continuous-current boosters
29 Other
291 Acyclic or homopolar machines
3 Alternating-current machinery
32 General types of alternating current machinery
sax Single phase machinery
323 a
3*3 3 " '
325 Other polyphase machinery
4 Synchronous machinery
41 Theory
42 General types
43 Alternating-current generators
44 Synchronous motors
5 Alternating-current converters
SI Theory
5a General types Description
53 Synchronous converters
54 Phase converters
55 Frequency converters
56 Double-current generator:
57 Motor converters
6 A83mchronous machines
61 Theory
62
63 Induction generators
64 •• motors
65 Series alternating-current motors
66 Repulsion motors
67 Frequency converters
68 Phase converters
7 Rectifying apparatus
72 Mechanical recti6ors
73 Arc
74 Electrolytic
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.314 Stationary induction apparatus
1 Theory
2 General types and description
3 Transformers
32 Constant-current transformers
33 Constant-potential transformers
34 Phase-changing transformers
38 Meter transformers
4 Auto transformers
5 Potential regulators
51 Compensator potential regulators
52 Induction **
53 Magneto *•
6 Reactors or choke coils
7 Induction coils
.315 Electrostatic apparatus: condensers
.316 Details of electric machinery Parts
Armatures, field cores, etc.
.3 1 7 Central station wiring Control devices and switchboards
For meters and mesuring itistmments see 631.37
z General
2 Panels
2 a Generator paueh
83 Motor **
34 Feeder
as Transformer **
a6 Converter **
37 Lighting **
38 Accumulator "
3 Switches
31 General
33 Knife switches
33 Dial
34 Plug
35 . Oil -
36 Circuit breakers
4 Rheostats and control devices
5 Signal devices
6
7 Barriers and compartments
8 Station protect! v devices (fuzes, lightning arresters, etc.)
.318 Manufacturing processes
Processes peculiar to electric machinery and apparatus: e.g. iit^latinK,
varnishing, baking, armature stamps and dies
ENGINEERING
621.319 Transmission of electric energy
Limited to transmission of current from control to substations (stepdown
transformers) and to questions common to all lines. For transmission 8y>
terns for a special application see subject; e.g. traction lines 621 33a
z General
13 Systems
122 Direct or continuous current systems
Including a wire systems
123 3 wire (or Edison) and other
129 Other direct current systems
13 Alternating current systems
131 Single phase systems
132 2 phase (or quarter phase) systems
3 3 >^ire system
4 4 - -
133 3 phase systems
a Delta or mesh connections
3 Star or Y connections
139 Other polyphase systems
15 Composit systems
Direct and .'aUernati ig current combin.d
2 Lines and conductors
For local wiring see specific application; e.g. electric light wiring 6a 1.338
2 1 General
Interaction of parallel lines, heat losses. For traction lines see
6a 1.3.1 a; for interior wiring for electric light see 6ax.3a8, for telegraf
sec 6s 1.38a, for tclefoncs see 621.385-7
2 2 Overhed or aerial lines
222 Systems
223 Poles: foundations, guys. etc.
224 Cross arms Pins
225 Towers
23 Underground lines
232 Systems
233 Condits
234 Manholes
3 Cables and conductors Insulating materials
32 Uninsulated conductors Bare wire
33 Insulated " Wire and cable
34 Cables
37 Insulating materials
Leakage Influence of chemic compositioc
4 Insulators
8 Protect! V devices
82 Line lightning arresters
For protection of central stations see 621.3178
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.32 Electric lighting Illumination
Class here works limited to electric lighting, but more general than any ot
the subheds below. This number is for matter differentiating lighting
from other branches uf electric engineering, but not for subjects which
lighting has in common with other branches. For generation and control
of electricity (including central stations) see 631.3 r, for transmission and
wiring see 631.319. for mesuring see 621.37
For theory of electric light see 537.83 Electric lighting
.321 General
.325 Arc lighting
Including systems and lamps
X General: efficiency, cost, etc.
2 ConBtant-carrent or ■eria^systems
3 Constant potential or parallel systems
4' 5 Arc lighting accordinc to
4 Type of arc
If emphasis is on form of current, class under 621.3955 If there
is conflict, prefer 621.3254
42 Open arc
4ax
422 >• M dijiiect current
423 mm alternating current
43 Inclosed arc
431
43 2 mm jjij^ct current
433 * M alternating current
5 Form of current
If emphasis is on type of arc, class in 621.3254
59 Direct current
521
539 * ■' open arc
593 ** " inclosed arc
53 Alternating current
53 X
539 MM open arc
533 •* * inclosed arc
6 Composit electrode arcs
Flaming arcs. Carbid, Bremer magnetite, titanium oxid arcs
7 Petails Accessories
Arc light carbons
8 Applications
For welding see physics 537.85, and metallurgy 669
" therapeutic applications see 615.84 and 621.39x5
82 Searchlights
326 Incandescent lighting
Including lamps and systems
X General: efficiency, cost, etc.
a Syitems (Edison 5 wire system)
3 Carbon filament lamps
3 X Metalised filaments
3 2 Other carbon filaments
4 Metal filament lamps
41 Platinum filaments
49 Tantalum **
43 Tungsten **
44 Osmium "
45 Other metal filaments
5 Glowers of other materials
53 Nemst lamps
ENGINEERING
621.327
.328
7
8
9
33
•331
4
42
43
431
43a
433
439
5
52
53
54
56
56a
564
332
17
2
a3
95
3
5
6
7
9
•333
I
16
167
4
Incandescent vapor lighting and lamps Other electric
lighting
Vacuum or incandescent vapor lamps
Mercury vapor lamps
For mercury rectifiers see 631.3x37
Carbon vapor lamps Moore lamp
Vacuum lamps for special radiations: Cfookes tubes, etc
Apparatus at servis end of line
Underwriters requirements
National electric code
House wiring
Panels
Puzes
Insulators, etc.
Meters
See also 621.37 Electric mesurementn and testing
Switches
Other apparatus
Electric traction
See 625 for construction of route; 656 for business management, main-
tenance; 654 for communication and signals; 699 for car bilding; 735 3
for architecture of stations, terminals, carsheds, shops, round houses, etc.
This number is concemd properly only with the apparatus and appli*
ances for transmission and use of the current after it enters the line.
General
Systems
Systems according to current
Direct current
Alternatiag current
Single- phase
2 phase
3 phase
Others
Systems according to delivery of power
Trolley S3rstems
Overbed trolley
Underground trolley
Third rail systems
Unprotected third rail
Protected " "
The line (including track)
General
Interaction of parallel lines, heat losses, etc. are better ctast in63z.3i93i
Feeders and return systems
Overhed wire Trolley lines
Catenary suspension
Trackless trolley
Third rail
Underground conductor or contact
Accessories
Other types of line
Track
General
Deteriorating mfluences
Electrolysis Leakage
Rails
Bonding
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.334 Rolling stock
For nonelectric rolling stock see 656 for administration, 699 for con.
struction
9 Loconiotivs
S Motor tramcars
4 Accessories and parts Control systems
Motor, controller, current collecting devices, etc. Multiple unit
control
5 Locomotiv and car wiring
7 Runn ng gear and other nonelectric details
.35 Chemic electricity Voltaic cells an^ generators
Primary and secondary
.351 General
B.m.f, counter e.m.f, polarization, weight, capacity; efficiency, life,
crumbling, deterioration and detrimental influences; residues
.352 Parts and accessories of cells and accumulators
z Containers: jars, trofs, vats, etc.
fl Electrodes and their accessories: posithr and negaliv plates or elements
Grids, supporting frames, insulating rods, etc.
3 Diaframs and partitions
4 Electrolytes Depolarisiers Packing
5 Circulators Condits and piping
6 Connections Terminals Binding posts
7 Regulating apparatus
8
9 Other apparatus
•353 Primary cells
See also 537.5][Voltaic electricity; 541.37 Electrochemistry
X General
3 Single fluid
4 Double *• Hevy current cells
5 Open circuit or nondepolarized
6 Closed circuit or depolarized
7 Accessories and parts
8 Classification according to use or operating methods
•354 Accumulators or storage batteries
Secondary cells and batteries
z General
18 Care and handling of accumulators
7 Accessories and parts
•355 Led accumulators
I General
18 Care and handling
a Naturally formd: Plants type
3 Artificially formd: Paure type
4 Combined Plant^- Paure types
5 Other led accumulators
53 Complex oxid types
55 Led element accumulators
56 Copper led "
57 Zinc -
58 Cadmium " "
•356 Alkalln accumulators
.357 Other types of accumulators
Thallium, gas, etc.
.358 Other classifications of accumulators
According to use rr operation
•359 Other topics pertaining to chemic generation of electricity
^^ Vacant for future use; perhaps for direct transformation of heat or
fuel energy
ENGINEERING
621.37 Electric mesureraents, meters and testing
.371 General
Tariffs may be clast here, tho better put in 654
.372 Standards Calibration of instruments
•373 Meters General types
Recording meters. See also special meters, 631.384
Prepayment meters. See also special meters, e.g. 621.3745 Watt hour
•374 Special meters and mesurements
2 Resistance meters: inductance, capacity
Wheatstone bridges, ohmmeters, resistance boxes
3 Potential meters: voltage
Voltmeters, electrometers, standard cells
4 Intensity meters: current
Galvanometers, ammeters, coulometers. Ampere-hour meters
5 Quantity or work meters Watt-hour meters
6 Power meters Watt meters
7 Frequency meters Oscillografs
9 Other meters and mesurements
91 Phase meters Power-factor meters Synchronizers
•379 Other electric mesuring instruments
For other than electric mesurements; e.g. electric thermometers
Weak current engineering
.38 Electric communication: telegrafy, telefony, wireless
Libraries have too much material clast in 654 to make it practicable tc
abolish that number for construction and instruments; but for electric
engineers and new libraries who prefer it, the detaild technical classification '
is developt here.
For overbed or underground lines see 621.319a
.^81
General
.:^82
Telegrafy Systems
When systems and instruments conflict, classify according to systems.
For business administration, see 654; for wireless see 621.384
15
Codes
iS«
Morse
153
Continental
154
Phillips (press code)
2
ABC, dial, needle telegrafy etc.
21
Early experimental forms
92
ABC
23
Dial
34
Needle
35
Pointer
29
Other
3
Hand operated code telegrafy
31
Simplex
3"
Open circuit
3"
Closed circuit
3a
Duplex
321
Differential duplex systems
322
Steams duplex
323
Polar duplex
32s
Bridge duplex systems
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.382 34 Quadruplex
35 Multiplex
36 Synchronous multiplex : Delany
37 Harmonic " Gray
4 Automatic code telegrafy High speed systems
41 Electrochemic automatic: Bain, Morse
44 Ink recording or embossine:
45 Wheatstone
46 Pollak-Virag
47 Telepost (Delany)
5 Printing telegraf
51 Tape printing: stock tickeis
53 Other tape printing: Hughes
55 Page printing: Buckingham, Murray, Baudot
57 Multiple page printing: Rowland
6 Writing telegrafy
Transmitting and recording characters while being written; Gray's
telautograf
7 Facsimile telegrafy
Sometimes cald fototelegrafy
8 Submarine cable telegrafy
9 Other wire systems
94 Induction telegrafy; from moving trains, etc.
95 Combined telegrafy and telefony Pantom circuits
•383 Telegraf instruments
X Transmitting: keys, senders, etc.
2 Intermediate and accessory: relays, repeaters, switches
a I Relays
fls Dififerential relays
as Polarized "
34 Repeaters, for simplex; Milliken, Ghegan, Toye, etc.
95 MM duplex or quadruplex
26 * Half ' repeaters
97 Switches and distributing apparatus
98 Protectiv apparatus
99 Miscellaneous telegraf accessories
3 Receiving instruments
Sounders, recorders, etc. Subdivided, if wisht, like 691.3894-8
.384 Wireless electric communication: telegrafy, telefony
X General
2 Wireless telegrafy Systems
2 1 Spark telegrafy ; by free oscillations
25 Continuous-train telegrafy; by forced oscillations
^ Instruments
3 1 Sending apparatus
35 Antennae, aerials, and their substitutes
36 Receiving instruments and apparatus
4 Applications, adaptations, specific installations
5 Wireless telefony systems
6 Apparatus
61 Sending apparatus
65 Aerials, etc.
66 Receiving apparatus
7 Applications, adaptations, specific installations
8 Vacant for possible development of visual transmission by wireless
ENGINEERING
621.385 Telefony Systems
See also 621.3845 Wireless telefony
z General
a Party line
When 9 and 3 or a and 4 conflict. 3 or 4 prevails
32 -Series
23 Bridging
24 Selectiv
3 Intercommunicating systems
Without central switchboard
32 Common return systems; selectiv at each station
34 Radial common return systems: selectiv at one station only
36 2 -wire systems: separate returns
4 Central 8witchT>oard systems
Manual; for automatic see 621.3857
42 Local battery or magneto systems
46 Common battery or central energy systems
5 Multiple switchboard systems
6 Trunking Transfer systems
61 Tnmking
63 Transfer systems
7 Semiautomatic and automatic systems
72 Semiautomatic
75 Automatic
76 Strowger system (Automatic Electric Co)
8 Private exchanges
.386 Telefone instruments
Terminal; subscriber's instruments
2 Transmitters
3 Receivers
4 Induction coils
5 Condensers
6 Hook or other switches
7 Call receiving apparatus
8 Call sending "
9 Miscellaneous accessories
92 Coin collecting devices
94 Protectiv devices
96 Current supply (local batteries)
.387 Central switchboards and other station equipment
z General
2 Switchboards, mamial
22 Local battery or magneto
26 Common battery
3 Multiple switchboards
35 Divided multiple
4 Trunks Transfer boards
41 Trunks and trunking
43 A boards
45 B boards
47 Multiple plug transfer
5 Switchboard fmrts and accessories
bECIMAL CLASSIPICATiOI^
621.387 6 Power plant equipment and accessories
62 Accumulators
63 Charging generators
64 Ringing "
7 Automatic and semiautomatic switchboards
Including accessories: Subdivided like 6 a 1.38$ 7
8 Telefone transmission
For transmission common to other branches of electricity see 691.314)
Put here only that peculiar to telefony
81
83 Long distance
83 Transposition
84 Telefone cable construction
85 Loading
86 Pupin coils
9 Other central station accessories
9a Distributing frames and racks; main
93 " a « « intermediate or secondary
94 Protectiv devices
See also 631.3178 and 631.31989
96 Meters and coimters
See also 631.3286 Electric light meters
.388 Vacant for visusJ transmission by wire
.389 Other electric communication
.39 Other applications of electricity
Subdivide like 600; e.g. electricity applied to mining 631.3923, applied to
medicin 621.3915. This place is provided for specialists who prefer to
mass all their material under 631.3. Libraries should class rather by pur-
pose of the application; e.g. books on electric heating will be more useful in
a general library under 697.7 ^ith the question of heating than in 631.3997
with a general assortment of unrelated applications. References here show
a library's resources on special applications
.4 Air and gas engins, etc.
.41 Hot air engins
.42 Comprest or rarefied air or gas engins
.43 Internal combustion engins
.431 General theory of internal combustion engins
•432 Cycles and systems of operation
X 4-cycle systems Otto cycle
3 2-cycle systems
3 Other and modified systems
•433 Gas turbins
.434 Internal combustion engins clast by fuels
I Engins for gaseous fuels
X z Engins for natural gas
X3 u u iUuniinating gas
X3 « « blast furnace gas
X4 MM producer gas. For gas producers see 665.8
15 Engins for acetylene gas
3 Engins for liquid fuels
31 Engins for gasolene
33 u u kerosene
33 MM o^tjer petroleum oils
34 urn alcohol
3 Engins for solid fuels
I
ENGINEERING
621.436 Special engins or motors
Those not limited to a single system or fuel; e.g. description or discussion
of Diesel motor. Arrange alfabetically by name of machine
.437 Parts and accessories of internal combustion engins
.438 Special applications
3 Selfpropeld machinery
Engins for farm machmery, fire engins, roadrollen» etc. See also
special machines
4 Selfpropeld vehicles
Class here only adaptation and application of internal combustion
engins to motor vehicles. See also 639.2 for motor vehicles
5 Motors for small boats
6 « « im^^ vessels
7 Airship motors
For airships see 639.15
.44 Binary vapor engins
.45 Windmills
.46 Animal motors Tredmills
.47 Solar engins
.49 Power plants and central stations
•5 Pneumatic machinery Mechanical refrigeration
. 5 1 Air compressors
.515 Dry air compressors
.517 Wet «
.52
.53 Comprest air transmission and distribution
.53 s Details of transmission Piping, mains, gages, etc. Designs of transmis
sion
.54 Applications for comprest air
For pneumatic hoists, etc. see 621 .86
.541 Comprest air motors
.542 Pneumatic tools: drills, hammers, etc.
See also 8s x. 9 Machine tools
'543
•544 Special applications in railway servisi
.545 Comprest air locomotivs
.546 Pumping by comprest air
•549 Other applications
Pneumatic cleaning, sandblasts, tubes
.55 Rarefied air and vacuum appliances
Vacuum cleaners: general discussion and description. See also domestic j
economy 648.5a Methods of sweeping and dusting
.56 Refrigeration
For cold storage see 664 . 8
.564 Refrigerating fluids
.565 Refrigerating systems and plants
z Brine system
s Direct expansion system
.566 Design Calculation of piping, refrigerating surface,
etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.79 Other shops and departments
.792 Boiler and sheet metal shops
Stamping and punching May be subdivided like 691 . 71
.794 Special process shops
Galvanizing, plating, etc. May be subdivided like 621 .71
•795 Finishing shop
Painting, glazing, grinding, buffing, testing. May be lubdivided like
621.71
.796 Storehouses
s M.ateriala and supplies
4 Explosivs
6 Products Shipping department
.798 Department turning out main product
Processes and machines Varying for different kinds of factories and
provided only for factory use, see note to 631.7. Libraries should leave
vacant May be subdivided like 621.71
.799 Other minor shops and departments
•8 Principles of mechanism Power transmission
Hoisting and conveying machinery
.81 Genera] Principles of mechanism Machine design
,82 Journals, shafting, etc.
.821 Journals
.822 Bearings: ball, roller, etc. Hangers Bearing metals
.823 Shafting
.8235 Flexible shafting
.825 Couplings and clutches Universal joints
Friction clutches
.826 Shaft brakes
.83 Tootht gears and cams
.831 General: theory, forms of teeth, tooth curvs
.832 Efficiency of gears Tests Friction of gears
.833 Design of gears
z spur gears
9 Bevel and skew bevel gears
) Worm and spiral gears
Screws for transmitting motion, endless screws
.834 Construction: gear cutting and casting
.835 Chain gearing
.837 Ratchet gearing: pawls, dogs
.838 Cams
.84 Valv motions and gears
General, trade catalogs; for special valvs see subjec.
.846 Valvs and cocks
.85 Machinery and mill gearing
Class here transmission by flexible connections
.852 Belt connection
.853 Hemp rope transmission
.854 Wire rope
.856 Pulleys Sheaves
.858 Friction gearing
ENGINEERING
621.86 Hoisting and conveying machinery
Por dredges see hydraulic engineering. 627 . 7 Dredging, dredging machin-
ery See also 6az.a6 Hydraulic machinery; 631.18378 Fuel and ash
conveyers
.861
.862 Hoists: blocks and tackle
.863 Mechanical tackle Chain blocks
864 Winches Capstans Windlasses
.865 Power shovels
.867 Conveyers Telferage
4 Belt or bucket conveyers
5 Belt: moving sidewalks
6 Bucket: escalators, moving stairs
9 Other conveyers: cash carriers, etc.
.868 Tellers
4 Selfpropelling
.869 Other: jacks, etc.
.87 Cranes and elevators
.871
.872 Derricks
.873 Revolving cranes
621.873-5 may be subdivided like 621.8772-5 by kind of power if
wisht; e.g. 3 Steam 4 Hydraulic 5 Electric
•874 Trayeling cranes
.875 Locomotiv cranes
.876
877 Elevators
I Handpower
3 Belt driven
3 Steam, gasoline
4 Hydraulic
5 Electric
6
7 Per special purposes
71 Passenger elevators
72 Freight "
For mines see 6aa.17-.68
73
74 Dum waiters Book lifts
Lifts for small objects
8 \pparatus
$1 Car and guides
82 Power transmitting devices
83 Counterbalancing weights and guides
,'84 Control devices
85 Safety
86 Accessories
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.88
.882
.883
.884
.89
Fastenings
Screws and bolts
Systems of screw threds
.91
.912
.92
.922
•923
.924
93
•931
932
94
.941
.942
•943
944
•945
95
.951
•952
953
■^54
955
.96
.97
.98
.981
.982
.983
.984
.99
For screws for transmitting motion see 6a x .8333
Keys and cotters
Rivets Design of riveted joints
Friction Lubrication Lubricants
Machine tools
Manipulation Discussion and catalogs of different Idnds and makes of
metal working tools. For manufacture of various tools, see 67 a. For wood-
working tools, see 674 Wood manufactures; also 684 Cabinet making, 694
Carpentry, 736 Wood carving
Planing and milling machines
Metal planers, shapers, and slotters
Grinding and filing Abrasivs
Cylinder and surface grinding machines
Lapping machines
Emery wheels
Filing machines
Cutting and sawing
Metal sawing and cutting machinery
Turning
Metal turning lathes
Pipethreding machines
Boring mills
Perforating machinery
Drilling machinery Drills
Reamers
Tapping machines
Punching and shearing machinery
Hammers Riveting tools
Bending, straightening, and shaping
Bending machinery
Straightening machinery
Flanging and die press machinery
BNGIKBBRING
622 Mining engineering. see also 338.2 Mining producta; 332.41 Coin-
age metals
May be subdivided like 6ao and 6ao.o; e. g. Societies, Caa.o6: Reports, 623.009
.1 Exploration and Prospecting
.11 Theory Applied Geology, etc.
.12 Prospecting. Practical Methods.
Including Divining Rods.
.13 Mineral Surveys.
.14 Mine Surveying.
.15 Magnetic Surveys.
.16 Theory of Faults. See 55187 and 553. iv
.17
.19 Mining Prospectuses. See 553.
2 Practical Mining.
.21 Excavation.
.22 Quarrying.
23 Drilling and Blasting.
.24 Deep Boring.
.1 5 Shaft Sinking.
.26 Tunneling and Drifting.
.27 Stoping.
.28 Timbering. Masonry lining. See also 622.56.
.3 Working of Mines. Exploitation.
•31 Open Workings.
.32 Hydraulic Mining and Sluicing.
.33 Coal Mining. See 553.*.
.34 Metal Mining. See 553.3 and .4.
•35 Working Thick Deposits.
.36 Salt Mining. See 553.63.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
622.4 Ventilation and lighting of mines
.41 Theory Gases met with, etc.
.42 Natural ventilation
.43 Ftirnaces Steam jets, etc.
.44 Pans See 621.62
.45 Airways Stoppings Regulators
.46 Mesurement of ventilation
.47 Lighting Safety lamps, etc.
.5 Drainage
.51 Theory of infiltration of water
.52 Natural drainage
•53 Cornish pumps See 621.6
.54 Steam pumps See 621.64
.55 Hoisting of water
.56 Dams and watertight linings See alao 622.28. Timbering
.57 Acid waters
.6 Extraction Hoisting and transportation
.61 Handling mineral in working place
.62 Underground roads
.63 Mine cars Trams, etc.
.64 Gravity roads and planes ,^
.65 Tramming and animal haulage See 625.7
.66 Mechanical haulage
.67 Hoisting engins Drums Ropes Whims
.68 Cages Skips Buckets
.69 Surface transportation
Including mineral roads, wire icpeways, transhipsiect, loading and unload
ing, etc.
.7 Mechanical preparation Ore dressing
.71 Theory Preliminary operations
72 Hand dressing
73 Crushing Stamping engin
.74 Screening
•75 Jigging Ore concentrators
.76 Slime treatment
.77 Magnetic separation
.78 Coal washing
.79 Dressing works
•8 Dangers and accidents See also 613.6 Hygiene; 331.82 Laboring daMC'
.81 Explosions of firedamp
.82 Mine fires
.83 Crushing and fall of ground
.84 Flooding of mines
. .85 Accidents to miners
.86 Rescue and relief
.87
.88
.89
ENGINEERING
623 Military and naval engineering
For military and naval science, maneuvers, strategy and tactics see 355-359
SUMMART
633. z Fortifications: field and permanent
.a Siege operations: mines, etc.
.3 Defensiv operations
.4 Ordnance and projectils
.5 Gunnery
.6 Military roads and bridges
.7 Military signals: telegraf, ballooning, etc.
.8 Naval architecture
.9 Armor Torpedoes, etc.
Fortifications: field and permanent
1 Principles of fortification
1 1 Profiles
12 Plans
13
14 Defilading
IS
16 Details: bastions, curtains, glacis, etc.
T 7 Accessory defenses
Flanking defenses; outworks, palisades: moats, obstacles, etc.
2 Construction of permanent fortifications
22 Earthwork
23 Masonry: concrete
24 Armor
3 Systems of forts
31 Central fort
32 Citadel
33 Fortified positions
34 Barrier forts
S Temporary fortifications Field works
Q Special forts
Divided like 93<^999; e.g. history of the fortress of Gibraltar 6a}. 19468
2 Siege operations Mines
Class here only engineering operations. For conduct of sieges, see 355.44
.21 Siege works
Investment, establishing camps
.22 Circumvallation and countervallation
.23 Establishing parallels and advancing batteries
.24 Zigzags Saps
Trenching, blindage, gabionades
.25 Breaching batteries Breaches
For assaults see 3 $5.44
.26 Land mines and torpedoes
See also 623.9 Submarine torpedoes
.27 Other means of demolition
Firing and exploding devices
a
u
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
623.3 Defensiv operations
For maneuven see 355.44
.34 Defense of trenches
•35 ** breaches
.36 Countermines
.4 Firearms, ordnance and projectils Arsenals
Including ammunition in general and fireworks. For manufacture ot ezplosivs
■ee 66a. For general history of war customs and wepons, and of ancient engins
of war see 399. Class here wepons for gunpowder and similar explosivi
.41 Artillery material
Clast according to use
.413 Field artillery material
.413 Mountain ** "
.414 Landing ^
.415 Siege "
.416 Fortress " **
Including large guns (fortress, coast and naval) considerd together
.417 Coast artillery material
.418 Naval «
.43 Guns
.421 Guns according to form and construction
See also 623.5 Gunnery; 633.47 Gunmaking
X Early forms: bombards, culverins, etc.
For blunderbuses and other early forms of small arms see 6S3.44J
9 Guns proper or long cannon
3 Short cannon or howitzers (shell guns)
4 Mortars
5 Guns made in a single piece
6 Bilt up guns
61 Hoopt guns
63 Jacketed guns
63 Hoopt and jacketed guns
64 Wirewound guns
•422 Guns according to mode of loading and operating
X Muzzleloading guns
3 Breechloading "
3 Rapidfire gims
4 Machine "
4t Multiple tube guns
Catling guns, Hotchldss revolving cannon
43 Single tube guns
5 Automatic and semiautomatic guns
Hotchldss, Maxim, ColC
.423 Form and interior arrangement of guns
X General plan
a Outside form
3 Hooping
4 Jacketing
5 Bore
6 : Rifling
7 Chamber
ENGINBBRING
633.424 Breech and firing mechanisms
I Breech closing apparatus
II Block
12 Wedge
13 Screw
3 Firing apparatus Vent Vent bushing Firing pin
3 Safety apparatus : gas checks, etc.
.425 Sighting attachments
For detaeht apparalcu. mc 693.46a
I Backsight, sliding notch, eyehole, etc.
a Sight Foresight
.43 Mounts and carriages
Including their parts and accessories
.43 1 Field and mountain mounts and carriages
I Field mounts
a Mountain mounts
3 Machine gun mounts
4 Caissons and limbers
5 Ammunition chests
6 Battery carriages (i. e. tenders)
.432 Siege mounts and carriages
I Siege gun mounts
a Howitzer movmts
3 Mortar mounts
4 Siege carriages (i. e. tenders)
•433 Fortress, coast and naval mounts
For accessories see 623.435
1 Casemate mounts
Pedestal and pivot mounts
2 Barbet mounts
3 Disappearing mounts
4 Turret mounts
.434 Naval mounts
For discussion limited to naval use
•435 Mechanism of mounts
Platforms, circular iHntle block and pivot?
I Checks and transoms
a Chassis and crosshed slides
3 Mechanism for maneuverin{; and going into battery: wheels
trucks, rollers
4 Sighting apparatus
5 Recoilchecking mechanism Breeching Vent plug
6 Recoil mechanism Brakes
61 Automatic friction recoil checks
6 a Screw brakes
63 Hydraulic brakes
64 Pneumatic "
65 Trail spades
7 Reactionary mechanism
Devices for restoring guns to firing position after recoil
71 Spring recuperators
7 a Pneumatic recuperators
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
623.436
Maneuvering appliances
1 Levers, handspikes, roller handspikes
3 Breeching tackle
3 Shot barrows, shell barrows
4 Projectil hoists
See also 621.86 Hoisting and conveying machinery
.44 Small arms
Mechanism and military efficiency
Per small arms practis see 355.5
* manufacture of small arms see 683
* wepons prior to firearms see 399
.441 Primitiv forms of firearms
Blunderbus. harquebus, etc
.442 Rifles, muskets, carbines, musketoons
Including also bayonet as part of the complete wepon
I Single shot, muzzleloading
3 « « breechloading
3 Repeating rifles
31 With magazine
3 a " loader
4 Automatic guns
.443 Pistols and revolvers
1 Single shot pistols
3 Automatic pistols
4 Revolvers
.444 Side arms Cutting arms
For halberds, axes, dirks, poniards, and other antiquated forms see 399
2 Swords
3 Bayonets : saber bayonets, sword bayonets
4 Lances
.45 Ammunition and fireworks
Kinds and relativ efficiency for military purposes. For details of manu
facture of powder and explosivs see 669
.451 Artillery projectils
I
II
la
13
14
a
22
25
3
4
5
7
8
Including exploder as part of proiectil
Spheric projectils
Solid shot
Bombs
Shells: early shrapnel
Grenades
Elongated projectils
Case shot : canister and grape
Elongated bullets
Shells
Modem shrapnel
Segment and ring shell
Incendiary shells
For illuminating shells see 633.45446
Shells with high explosiv Torpedo shells
Armorpiercing shells and other projectils
ENGINEERING
623.452 Powders Explosivs
See also 66a. a Powder manufacture
I Gunpowder
a Other powders
0 Other explosivs
•453 Fixt ammunition
.454 Exploding devices and fireworks
See also 66a Pyrotechnics, explosivs, matches, etc
1 Matches and fuzes
1 1 Slow matches and fuzes
19 Quick matches and fuzes
3 Exploders
31 Percussion caps
33 Primers
33 Projectil fuzes
34 * detonators
39 Other exploders, etc.
3 Fireworks, bombs, etc.
For torpedoes see 693.9
31 Incendiary devices
33 War rockets
33
34 Petards
35 Camouilets
4 Illuminating fireworks
41 Links
43 Torches
43
44 Signal rockets
45
46 Illuminating projectils Star shells
.455 Small arms ammunition
For powder see 623.453 -
X Spheric bullets
3 Elongated bullets Minie ball
3 Cartridges Fixt ammunition
^33 Jacketed bullets
35 Prohibited bullets: dumdum or expanding; explosiv
Those prohibited by Hague conference
.46 Artillery accessories
.461 Battery tools
.462 Instruments
X Sighting apparatus: rear sight, quadrants, elevating arcs,
range scales
5 Range finders
.463 Implements: rammers, swabs, levers
.47 Arsenals
Subdivide like 621.7
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
633.48
Preservation and care of munitions
Reception, testa, accidents
.481
Preservation
1
Magazines
a
Guns
3
Carriages
4
Small arms
.482
Reception Tests Bu)ang
X
Inspection
a
Acceptance tests
3
Function of commissions Experimentation
.483
Accidents Explosions; preventiv mesures
I
Accidents to persons
3
*• material
ax
Accidents to arms
aa
*' in transit
Damage to boats, cars, etc.
»3
Accidents to structures
.5 Gunnery
Theoretic and experimental; efficiency of artiUery system as a whole,
'Projectils' in Rdativ index following Tables
•SI
•Sa
•S3
Theory and strength of guns
Interior ballistics
Effects of powders; experiments
•54
Exterior ballistics
•SS
Sighting and firing
■SS^
Field and mountain guns
■SS'
Siege guns
'SS3
Fortress, coast and naval guns
•SS4
Naval target practis
•S6
Effect of projectils
•S6i
On living targets: impact, gases
.562
** inanimate targets
I
Earthworks
a
Masonry Concrete
3
Armor
•57
Reaction of mounts
.571
Rigid rolling mounts
.572
** sliding ^
•573
Theory of braking
•S74
Mechanically controld recoil
•575
Nonrecoil mounts
•58
Traction of carriages
See also
ENGINEERING
633.6 Military roads, bridges and bildings
Prom the special point of view of military servis. For construction in genera]
see 690.1 and 721; for bridges, roads and railways see 624 and 625; for seacoast
walls, see 627 Hydraulic engineering
.61 Military bildings
Duplicating 7as*i8 for military engineers. Libraries should use 7a5.x8 and
leave 6a3.6i'.6x4 vacant; for construction of fortifications see 633.x
.611
.612 Barracks
.613 Military establishments
Groups of bildings forming a unit; e.g. military schools, army posts
.614 Magazines
.62 Military roads and thorofares
See also 625.7 Construction of roads
.63 Military railways
See also 625 Railway construction
.631
.632 Destruction of tracks
•633
.634
.65 Military bridges
For permanent bridges see 624
.651
.652 Pontoon bridges'
.653 Trestle bridges
.654 Other temporary bridges
.66 Bridge material
.7 Military signals Aeronautics, etc.
special military applications of science
. 7 1 Military topograf y
special processes and instruments. See also 526 Topograf y in general
.72 Photografy
Reproductiv processes applied to military art. See also 770 Photografy
.73 Signaling Military telegrafy
.731 Visual signals: heliografs, searchlights, etc.
.732 Military telegrafy
Both wire and wirelef s. See also 631.38a and 654 Telegrafy
.733 Military telefony
Both wire and wireless. See also 631.385 and 654.6 Telefony
.74 Military aeronautics
For principles see 533 .6 Aeronautics: for construction of airships see 629.13
Class here only military utility
.741 Machines lighter than air
.74a Free balloons
.743 Dirigible balloons
.744 Captiv balloons
.745
.746 Machines hevier than air: aeroplanes
•749 Other
.75 Military sanitation
Camp <«ites: soil, water, drainage, etc. For personal hygiene see 6x3 6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
623.8 Naval architecture Shipbilding
Including w.orship acceraoriea. CUss here comprehensiv works on shipbQding.
Subdivide with 001-009 and oa-09 like 620. For thip design and theory see
63 J. 81 Design; for principles of flotation see 532.3 Floating bodies
.81 General Design
Class here also separate discussion of such general questions as flotation, dis-
placement, stability, strength, resistance, jiropulsion and design; i. e. speed and
power, coal endurance and steaming radius, passenger or cargo capacity, etc.
.82 Types of ships and boats
.821 Primitiv and early forms
2 Rafts, catamarans, dugouts; galleys
.822 Modem sailing vessels
5 CarayelSy sailing yachts, etc.
See also 797 Yachting; 623.824 Power yachts
.823 Engin driven vessels
Steam, internal combustion, electric, etc.
2 Tugs and lighters
4 Ferry boats: passenger, freight and train
.824 Passenger and cargo vessels
River, lake or ocean liners; power yachts, etc. For tugs, ferryboats,
small motor boats, etc. see 623.823
.825 Warships
Fighting vessels: battleships, cruisers, gunboats, monitors, torpado boats*
submarines. For sailing men-of-war see 623.822
.826 Other goyemment vessels
Transports, hospital ships, store and fuel ships (supply, food, refriger*-
tion, ammunition ships; colliers, oilers, mineplanters, etc.) repair ships,
lightships and hgfathouse tenders, police boats* revenue cutters, fiah
• commission boats, fireboats, etc.
.828 Other power vessels
Ships for cable laying, icebreakers, trawlers, etc. For dredges see 627.7
.829 Other boats
Flatboats, scows, lighters, canal boats, barges, rowboats and canoes, life-
boats, surf boats
.83 Appliances peculiar to shipbilding
Model tanks and experiments, including also Proude's tests on full sise shipa;
liMinching ways and launching; dry or graving docks; moldtoft and scriveboard
.84 Hull and its accessories
SCractural: watertight compartments; systems of construction (wood, com*
posit, iron and steel), structural details (framing, bulkheds, etc.)
Nonstructural: joinery, nonstructural decks
.85 Htdl accessories: masts and spars; rudder and steering
gear; drainage, etc.
Lighting, ventilating, heating, refrigerating; electric plant and lighting
- for ship installation only; see also 621..1 Electric engineering '
Ship fittings: doors, hatches, etc.
.86 Equipment and outfit
Superadded, not bilt in, but necessary for effectiv use of ship
Sails and rigging; anchors, chains, cables, hawsers; oomimsses, sounding
machines, speed logs; boats, rafts, life preservers, buoys
Pumiture, saloon and cabin furnishings; table and galley (kitchen) outfit.
See also domestic economy, 645
. 8 7 Propelling machinery
Vibration and balancing. For theory of propulsion see 623.81
See also 621.12 Marine engins; 621.165 Steam turbins; 621.18 Boilert
.9 Armor jand armament
Distribution, armoring; proper hight, etc; battery
For manufacture of armor plate see metallurgy, 669. i Iron axid steel
ne Torpedoes Launching tubes and other accessories
ENGINEERING
624 Bridges and roofs Viaducts
Subdivide if wisht like 630. i-. 9 and 620.0
•z General
.13 Purpose
Hl^way, foot bridges, etc. regaxdless of stnictural type
•13
.14 Location Approaches
.15 Foundations
General works Pouodations of bildings are better dast 721.1
.151 Foundation bed Nature of soil
.152 Excavation, timbering, shoring
624.153-.157 may be subdivided like 721.13-.x7
.153 Material for bilding foundations
For material for superstructure see 624.01
.154 Pile foundations: general Material
.iSS " ** methods of sinking
.156 Platform fotmdations
.157 Subaqueous foundations
Processes: oofferdamt caisson, freezing
.16 Piers and abutments
Wood, masonry, metaL Subdivided like 620 . i
. 1 7 Stresses and strains
General; if limited to a special type, class with that tjrpo
.171 General Computation of stresses
.173 Loads
Ded, live or moving loads
•173 Highway
•Z74 Railway
.17s Wind pressure
.176 Working stresses
a Girders and girder bridges
Including floor systems; see .25 below
.21 Girders
Coatittuotts; discontinuous or independent
.32 Solid beams
.322 Wood
^27 Metal
.23 Plate girders Lattis girders
.24 Trestles
.25 Floor S3rstems
.27 Girder bridges
•3 Trusses and trussed bridges
Constructed of systems of braced girders
•31
.32 Simple truss
.33 Continuous truss ^
•35 Cantilever truss Balance bridge
•4 Tubular bridges Boz-girder bridge
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
624.5 Suspension bridges
.52 Flexible Rope bridge
.53 Rigid
.55 Cables
.56 Towers or piers
.57 Anchorage
.6 Archt bridges
.62 Wood
.63 Masonry
Stone, brick, concrete, reinforced concrete
.67 Metal: iron and steel
.68 Hinged arch
.7 Compound structures
Structurally compound; e. g. plate girder and suspension, trussed arch
.8 Movable bridges Drawbridges
.82 Bascule: counterpoise, folding
.83 Swing: pivot, swivel, turning
.84 Lifting
Whole bridge lifted vertically
.85 Rolling
Floating; see also 624-87
.86 Aerial and other traveling bridges
.87 Pontoon bridges: floating, boat or raft
.9 Roofs
For other relations see Roofs in Rdativ index
625 Railroad and road engineering
May be divided by 0 and 00 like 6ao. For railway operation see 656
.1 Way and works
.11 Route
Reconnaissance, x>reliminary and locating surveys; center line; grades;
curvs; switchbacks
. 1 2 Permanent way Roadbed
Earthwork: surveys, computation, classification, cuts and fills. Drainage
.13 Structures: tunnels, culverts, snowsheds
Class here general works on tunnels; see also mining 6aa.a6
For bridges and trestles see 6a4; for transportation bildings see 7a5;3
.14 Track: ballast, ties and tieplates, strains
Including general works covering also rails and their accessories
.140 Monorail tracks
. 1 5 Rails and accessories
Rail braces, rail j<4nts, chairs, track bolts, nut locks, spikes
. 1 0 Track accessories
Turnouts, switches, sidings, bumping posts; crosdngs; signals; torn*
tables; ashpits, track tanks; cattle gards
.17 Road maintenance and repair Materials
. 1 8 Road equipment
Fences, gates, platforms, tra:k scales, yards, etc. Stations, depots, shops,
etc. considerd as road access<yics
For stations, depots, roundhouses, etc. see 7a5>3
For shops see 6ai.7
.19 Other topics
ENGINEERING
625.2 Trains and accessories
Interrdations of road and rolling stock; strain and wear
For car bilding see 699 For time tables, traffic, etc. see 6s6
.21 Running gear
Trucks, bogies and Btssell bogies: wheels, axles, tires, balancing; axle boxes
and gards; lubrication
Suspension, bearing springs
.22 Cars See also 699 car bilding
Transverse section of car and track gage
Effect of length of car in rounding curvs
.23 Passenger cars
.24 Freight and combination cars
.25 Brakes Buffers and couplings
.26 Power requirements
Length and weight of trains. Speed
See also 6ai.i3 Steam engins; 621.3342 Electric engins; 621.43 Gas engins
.27
.28 Monorail rolling stock
.3 Inclined and mountain railways
.3 2 Funicular railways
.33 Rack railways
•4 Elevated and underground roads, subways
.5 Cable roads
.6 Street railways, tramways
See also 621^3 Electric traction; 625.4 Elevated and underground railways;
62S.5 Cable roads; 699 Carbilding
.7 Roads, highways, streets
See also local government, 353.7 Streets, highways; for pavements see 625.8
.71 Road systems
.711 Rural
.712 Urban
.72 Location
Preliminary and locating surveys Grades Curvs
.73 Roadbed, foundation
Earthwork Subsurface drainage
.74 Dirt roads Crowning Drainage
.75 Surfacing Oil and other binders
.76 Maintenance and repair
.77 Trees Parkings
.78 Subsurface condits, pipes, etc.
Sewers; water, steam and gas pipes as affecting roads
.79 Other topics
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
625.8 Pavement
.81 Flagstone
.82 Stone blocks and brick
Including cobblestone. Requirements of paving stone c
For vitrified brick see 625.87
.83 Wood pavements Corduroy, plank, blocks
.84 Concrete pavements
.85 Asfalt
.86 Stone roads
Macadam, telford and other broken stone processes
.87 Metal, vitrified brick, reinforced blocks
For other brick pavements see 6as.8a
.88 Sidewalks May be divided Uke 6as.81-.87
.888 Curbs
.89 Other topics
.9 Ship railways
626 Canal engineering
.1 Route
.2 Water supply
.3 Size and shape
.4 Locks
.5 Lifts and inclined planes
•6 Canal boats : size, shape, etc. See 623.8^9 supbuding
.7 Towing; power, etc.
.8 Irrigation canals and other irrigation works
.9 Ship canals
627 River, harbor, and general hydraulic
engineering see also 624.157 and 721. 17 Subaqueous foundations
.1 Rivers: force of water, discharge, bars
River improvement I
•2 Harbors Breakwaters |
.3 Docks Piers Quays Shipping facilities '
.4 Dikes and levees, embankments
.5 Other protection and reclamation of land from tides and
waves, drainage For agricultural drainage see 631.6
•6 Jetties.
.7 Dredging Dredging machinery
.8 Dams
.9 Lighthouses Buoys
628 Sanitary engineering Waterworks
.01 Theories, utility .02 Compends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essays .05 Period-
icals .06 Societies .07 Study and teaching .08 Polygrafy .09 History and
de8crix>tion of sanitation and general samtary works* divided geografidy like 930-999
.1 Water supply of towns For IsoUted supply see 628.7
.II Sources of water supply
Lakes, rivers, springs, wells, and puminng
.12 Pumping vs gravitation systems
Pump well, standpipe, high servis, Holley system
ENGINEERING
628.13
Storage and servis reservoirs
.14
Condits, aqueducts, tunnels See das
.15
Mains and servis pipes Frewiiig, iron, led
.16
Impurities and their removal: filter basins, etc.
.17
Public (sprinkl ng, fire, flushing), manufacturing, and
domestic use and waste; meters
•2
Sewerage works
.21
Sewerage systems
.211
Combined system
.212
Separate system
.213
Liemur system
.214
Shone syst^era
.215
Berlier system
.216
Other systems
.217
^ Outfall
.218
Depth and alinement
.219
Grade and velocity
.22
Shape and size of sewers
.221
Stormwater flow
.222
Ordinary flow
.223
Circtdar section
.224
Ordinary eg shape
.225
Other eg shapes
.226
Other forms
.228
Formulas for size
.23
Ventilation of sewers
.231
Openings in streets
.232
Lamp posts
.233
Flues in houses
.234
Pipes on houses
.235
House drains
.236
Chimneys and furnaces
.237
Charcoal and chemicals to deodorize sewer gas
.238
Special mechanism
.239
Special construction
.24
Design and construction of sewers
.25
Sewer appurtenances
.251
Junctions
.252
House connections
.253
Manholes and lampholes
.254
Flushing shafts and fixtures
.255
Catch basins and inlets
.256
Traps and ventilators
.257
Valvs and penstocks
.258
Overflows and regulators
.259
Miscellaneous
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
628.26 River crossings
.27 Intercepting and outfall sewers
.28 Reservoirs and tank sewers
.29 Pumping stations
•3 Sewage and its disposal
.3 1 Physical properties of sewage
.32 Deodorization and disinfection of solids and liquids
See also 638.237
.33 Subsidence
.34 Precipitation
.341 Precipitation tanks
.342 Mixing machinery
.343 Filter presses
.344 Precipitation by salts of alumina
.345 By lime
.346 By salts of iron
•347 By other methods
.348 Disposal of sludge
.349 Miscellaneous
.35 Filtration
.36 Irrigation
.361 Broad irrigation
.362 Ridge and furrow irrigation
.363 Flatbed irrigation
.364 Subsurface irrigation
.365 Intermittent downward filtration
.366 Carriers and appurtenances
.367 Drains and drainage of sewage farms
.368 Filtration areas
.369 Miscellaneous
.37 Sewage farming Required modifications of ordinary
methods
.38 Sewage manures Sce also agriculture. 631.842s
.39 Discharge into sea, etc.
4 Sanitation of towns
.41 Middens and privies
.42 Pail systems
.43 Earth closet systems
.44 Domestic ashes, garbage and refuse
.45 Public urinals and latrines
.46 Street cleaning and sprinkling
.47 Pavements and subways
.48 Trees in streets and squares
.49 Manufacture of fertilizers from town wastes
ENGINEERING
628.5 Industrial sanitatioii
. 5 1 Factories and trades
,511 Prevention of dust and fumes
,512 Protection of throat and eyes
.513 Protection against infection
.519 Special trades
, 5 2 EfSuvium nuisances
,521 Situation of works
.522 Use of high chinmeys
.523 Condensation in water
.524 Combustion in furnaces
.529 Special trades
,53 Smoke nuisance
.538 From steam generators
.539 From special industries
.54 Disposal of solid and liquid wastes
,541 Discharge into streams
,542 Absorbing wells and burial
,543 Clarification by subsidence
,544 Chemical treatment
,545 Filtration
,546 Purification by the soil
.549 Special methods and pecial trades
House drainage
Rural water supply : villages and country houses
•8 Ventilation and heating
This hed ii chiefly for irentilation. Most matter on heating goes in 697
See also Heating, Ventilation, in Relativ index following tables
•9 Lighting
For other relations and applications see Lighting in Relativ index
629 Other branches of engineering
.1 Automotiv industries
Air. land, water, treated together; for water craft alone see 623.8
•13 Aeronautics Aerial navigation
Usual form division .09 to include general accounts of voyages, but class special
voyage with type of machine used
.141 Aerostatics
.142 Aerodynamics, bird flight, soaring
.143 Meteorologic conditions; wind currents, etc.
.144 Aerodromes, flying grounds, parks
Experiment stations, landing places, sheds, hangars
.145 Navigation
Atmospheric roads, airways; aerial maps, topografy; airstckness; disasters
•148 Laws, intemationa] and local
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
629.15
.154
.155
.156
.157
.16
.161
.163
•163
•164
.165
.166
.167
.17
.171
.172
•173
.174
.175
.176
.177
179
.18
.181
•i8a
.183
.184
.185
.186
.187
.19
•2
Aircraft lighter than air Aerostation
Nondirigible
Hot air balloons, momtgolfik'es; pilot balloons; balloon sonde:
captiv balloons
kite and
Dirigible Airships
Rigid
Semirigid
Nonrigid
Construction
Gas envelop, material
Balloon fabrics, netting, gas used, api>aratas for inflation
Car or basket, cabin, seats
Method of attaching to gas envelop
Motors
See 621.4387
Propellers
Steering apparatus
Balancing: gyroscope
Landing apparatus: anchors, parachutes
Aircraft hevier than air Aviation
Kites
Gliders
Monoplanes
Biplanes
More than 2 planes
Helicopters
Omithopters or orthopters
Special adaptations: hydroaeroplanes, aviets
Construction
Structure
Planes, wings, ailerons, etc.
Seats, cabin, etc.
Motors
See 63X.4387
Propellers
Steering apparatus
Stability, balancing apparatus
Starting and landing apparatus
Applications of aeronautics
Motor vehicles, automobiles
Mechanically propeld and motor vehicles for highways: bicycles, motor cycles
etc. For highway vehicles for separate tractors (animal or mechanical) see 684
USEFUL ARTS
630 Agricttltttre
SUMICART
631 FWauted Soil
63a HindnuoM
633 FMd crops
634 Fraits Vittyuds Forestry
635 Oardctt crops
636 Domestic snimsls
637 I>siry and dsiry products
638 Boos, silkwonns, otc
639 Hwitinii^ ti'sppinCt Asli coltnro
•I Rural life
Rural exodus. Imi»t>vement of country life conditions
•.3 Compends
.23 Agricultural physics
.24 '^ chemistry
.28 '^ botany
.29 • aoology
Only for general treatises. Those relating to a 8x>ecial subject ar clast with
the subject: e. g. chemistry of milk 637.137
•3 Dictioiiaiies, qrclofMias
^ Essays
•5 Periodicals
.6 Societies, clubsy conferences
.61 Official institutions; government departments
.62 Voluntary associations
Not under government control
.621 International (International institute of agriculture)
.624-9 Associations divided by country
Subdivided like 940-999: e. g. 630.6344 French agricultural societies.
630.6373 Patrons of Husbandry, including state and local granges;
Farmers alliance, etc.
Societies of limited scope ar clast with their subjects; e. g. horse breederi
associations 636. xo6
.63 Congresses, conferences, temporary organizations
.7 Study and teaching
For agriculture as a school subject see 37S'63; for school gardens see 373.36
.71 Instruction, schools
.711 Collies Alfabetic; but may be subdivided like 940-999 if preferd
.712 Schools Arranged like .711 colleges
.713 Short courses
2 Summer
5 ^nter
.714 Correspondence courses
.715 Institutes Farmers institutes
.716 Courses in nonagricultural institutions
.717 Extension work
County agent, boys and girls dubs
.719 Other instruction
.72 Research work Experiment stations
.74 Museums, exhibits
,^^ special pedagogic methods
.775 Normal training classes
.79 Competitions, prizes, etc.
.9 History, divided like 930-999
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
631 The farm, farmsted Soil
SUMMARY
631. 1 Fiann economics
,a ' bildings
.3 * machinery and tools
.5 TiUase and fann operations
.6 Drainage and reclamation
.7 Irrigation and conservation of moisture
.8 Fertilisers
.9 Climate, roads, etc.
,09
Oeofrallc distrilmtioo of cultivation
.091
Zones and physical regions
I
Arctic regions
a
Temperate sone
3
Tropics
4
Mountains
63Z.1 Farm economics
Farm and estate management
. 1 1 Selecting and acquiring a farm
Land settlement guides
Location: nearness to market; means of communication, by water, by land
(railways, highwajrs), climate and rainfall
.112 Purchase
Cost, valuation, taxes
.113 Rent
•114 Share systems (Metayage)
See also 631.1x53
.IIS Systems of working a farm
I Owner his own farmer
a By a manager
3 Share system
Prom owner's point of view
See also 631.x 14 from worker's point of view
4 Renting
From owner's point of view
See also 631. XX3 from renter's point of view
.116
Scale of farm
I
Large farm
3
3
Small form (One-man farm)
.12
Laying out farm
Locating bildings, fields, farmsteds, roads and Ian
•13
.14
Types of farms
.141
Crop farm
.142
Vegetable farm
.143
Fruit «
.144
Woodlands
See 634.9 Forestry
•145
Stock farm
See 636 Domestic animals; 637.x 13 Dairy farms
.146
Fish culture in ponds
See 639 Hunting, trapping, fishing
AQRICULTURB
63 1 . 1 6 Pinanoes and accounts Bookkeeping records
.17 Expenses
•171 Buying supplies Purchases
•173 Wages
.175 Insurance: bildtngSy stock, crop
See alao Insurance business 368.5
•177 Packing, shipment
For methods see 631.564
.18 Returns Selling products
•2 Farm bildings
For architecture, see 728.67 Pftrm houses; 728.9 Outbildings
.21 Houses Dwellings
.22 Bams Poultry houses Stables
.23 Granaries Silos
.24 Carriage houses
.25 Machine sheds
.26 Other bildings
.27 Pences, walls, hedges
.28 Roads, bridges, etc.
.3 Farm machinery Tools, appliances, etc.
Care and repair of farm machinery
.31 Clearing and soil working: general tools
.311 Digging tools, machines, etc.
I Spade: turf, ditching, post, polisht-diain, longhandled garden
spades
Shovel: prongd shovel For steam shovel see 621.865
spud
a Small tools
Trowel, for mason's trowel see 693. Dibble, dibber or dibbler. See
also seeders
3 Pesthole digger
Pesthole auger or borer. Spudding bit
4 Forks; for digging, etc. Dung-fork
For hay forks, pitchforks, see 631.353s
5 Digging machines
Spaders, rotary spaders, horse shovel, road scraper
6 Crow or crowbar
Pick. See also mining picks 622.
Pickax, mattock, grubbing hoe, gnabbiHg ax
7 Stomp extractor or poller Stone gatiierer Bush sithes
.312 Plows
I Common plow; walking plow; hand plow
a Riding plow; sulky plow
Double plow, double*furrow plow, a-furrow plow
Balanst plow Gang plow, multiple-furrow plow
3 Power plow
Steam plow, traction engin, stationary engin; oil or gas engin; electric
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
631^134 Reveraible plow, tnniiiig mpldboard plow
Sidehil or hilside plow, turn-wrest plow, one-way plow, dril plow, also
sometimes called double plow and swing plow
5 BreakJng plow
Paring plow, sod plow, prairie plow, skim plow
6 PnlToiiziiig plow, stubble plow, diggiiig ^w
Subsoil plow, mole plow
Double mold board plow, doublebrested plow
Middle " buster " or burster, middle breaker
7 Other special plows
Vinjrard plow Stump jumper, or stumpjump pk>w
Seeding plow Sldm colter plow .
Scooter Bul-tung and calf-tung plow
8 Disk plow
.313 Harrows
I Smoothing harrows
Bush harrows; plank-scraper; fizt and adjustable tooth, frame harrow
a Chain harrow
3 Spring-tooth harrow
4 Curvd knife-tooth harrow, pulverizer
5 Revolving harrow
6 Disk harrow: ful disk, cutaway
7 Spading harrow, scuffle harrow
8 Special uses
Orchard disk harrow
.314 Rollers, etc.
I Rollers
Wood, stone, metal. Hand, horse, riding, power
a Disk rollers
3 Clod crushers, clod breaker
4 Subsurface packer
6 Flanker, plank drag
.315 Hand gardening tools
I Hoe
Draw, field, bayonet, garden
a Thrust, Dutch, push, scuffle, D hoe
3 Scarifier or scraper
4 Weeder
Hand weeder, finger weeder, weed>hoe, weeding forceps, weeding fork.
weeding iron, weeding pincers, weeding tongs
5 Weed cutters
Weed hook, weeding chisel, weeding shears
6 Garden rakes: wood, iron
.316 Cultivators
I Wheel hoe, hand cultivator
a Horse cultivators
Walking cultivators, horse hoe, shovel plow
Scarifier, scooter, scuffler, hasp, sweep, grubber
3 Riding or sulky cultivators
Balance frame
4 Surface or gofer cultivator
Hed scrape, scrape
5 Disk cultivator
6 Stalk cutter
«
AGRTCULTURB
63i^33
Seeding and sowing machinery
•331
Seed sowers, seeding machines
z
Bfoadcast sowers, seeders
Hand machines
2
Walking
3
Riding
4
Land and row markers
5
Furrow sowers Drils
6
Walking
7
Riding
8
Special sowers
.332
Planters
z
Hand, foot
a
Walking
3
Riding
4
Check rowers
8
Special planters
•333
Fertilizer distributers
I
Hand machines
a
Walking
3
Riding
4
Liqtiid fertilizer
5
Pulverized *
6
Farmyard manure, manure spreders
.334
Mixt spreders
Both fertilizer and seed
•335
Propagation apparatus
Cutting benches, layering pots. etc.
•336
Transplanters
z
BaUers
6
Tree conveyers
•34
Equipment for care of plants, trees, etc.
•341
Grafting, etc. implements and material
Budding knife, grafting knife, grafting wax
.342
Pruning
z
Shears or proner Hedge trimmer
a
Knife or hook
3
Chisel
4
Bilhook
5
Ax or hatchet
6
Saw
7
Scraper
•344
Protection and shelter
•
See also 632.1 and 632.9
z
Bel glasses
a
Cold frames
3
Hot beds
4
Greenhouses
5
Forcing houses
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
631-345
3
3
.346
.35
.351
I
a
3
.352
.353
'354
.355
.358
I
a
3
4
5
I
a
3
I
a
3
4
5
z
3
4
5
6
7
8
Supports
Vertical cords and wires
Poles, stakes, stays, props
Trellises, es^Uiers
Horizontal wires or cords
Fruit walls
Receptacles: pots, boxes, etc.
Harvesting
Hand tools, primitiv tools
Sickle, reaping hook, grass knife, grass hook
Sithe
Cradle, cradle sithe
Mowers
Lawn mowers
Other haying implements
Hay spreders, tedders
Hay rakes, gatherers, binders, windrowers
Hay loaders
Hay stackers
Hay forks and carriers
Reapers
Self binders
Harvester Combined harvester and thresher
Heders Clover heders
Com harvesters
Com shockers
Stubble cutters
Com pickers
Stoppers
Toppers
Special crops
Fruits, nuts
Legumes, peas, beans, etc.
Root crops, etc.
Fiber crops: cotton, flax, hemp
Sugarcane
Other crops
Tree products
Maple (sap), pine (turpentine), gums, resins, gutta percha. etc
AGRICULTUBE
.36
Machinery, tools, etc. used in preparing for storage or
transport
.361
Threshers, etc.
Primitiv tools
Flails, drags, wain
Mechanical threshers
Hoskers
Shellers
.362
Cleaning
PrimitiT tools
Shovel, siv, £an
Winnowers, fanning machines
Sorters, sifters
6
Washers for roots and tubers
.363
Silo machinery
Ensilage cutters
.364
Packing for transportation or storage
I
Bnndlers
a
Balers Baling presses
3
Bunchers
4
Packers: baskets, boxes
See 63X.373X
.37
Power, power transmission appliances Transport
.371
Motiv power
X
Human power
a
Animal power
3
Water power
4
Windmils
5
Steam engins
6
Gas engins, oil and alcohol
7
Electricity
.372
Tractors
I
Steam
a
Gas, oil, alcohol
3
Electric
.373
Transport appliances
I
By carrying
Baskets, boxes, bags. etc. handbarrows
a
On animals backs: packs, saddlebags, etc.
3
Drags Sleds Stoneboats
4
Hand-carts, wheelbarrows
5
Wagons Chute wagons Drays
•
Dumping wagons, hayracks, lumber wavons, trucks
6
Motor trucks
9
Other vehicles
.374
Harness Saddles
.38
Implements for care of fann animals
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6314 Land, soil
.41 Soil chemistry
Chemic properties and constitution of soil
.411 Composition according to geologic origin
.416 Inorganic chemistry
.417 Organic chemistry
.42 Analysis and experiments
Methods of investigation: chemic, mechanical
.43 Soil physics
.431 Specific weight (gravity) of soil
.432 Htmiidity
Water Ground water
Soil moisture: hygroscopic, capillary
Permeability Absorption
,433 Atmosfere: air, gases
.436 Temperature
Warmth of soils
.44 Soil classification Adaptability
Alkali lands; soils for special croi>s, tobacco, etc.
.45 Soil fertility: maintenance, exhaustion
See also 631.8 Fertilizers
46 Soil bacteriology: microbes, ferments, sterilization
.47 Soil surveys
.49 History
.5 Tillage and farm operations
.51 Soil preparation and working
511 Spading, d igging, forking
,512 Plowing, subsoiling
513 Blasting, use of explosivs
.514 Harrowing
,515 Rolling, planking
.516 Hoeing, raking, weeding
,517 Cultivating
,52 Selection, breeding, etc.
.521 Selection
Seed selection
^ cataogs
3 Plant selection
4 Nursery catalogs
.52a Plant breeding
.523 Hybrids Crossing Creation of new varieties
.524 Introduction of new kinds
.525 Acclimatization
AGRICULTURE
631-53
Methods of plant multiplication
.531
Seedage Seeds
Sowing broadcast
Drilling, in rows
Planting in hUs or separate seeds
^res
.532
Separation of growing plant
Toting bulbs, offsets
Bulbela, bulbules or bulblet; separation of small from iMtrent bulb
Tnbers
Cutting into " sets " each with an eye
^
Division or partition of tufted growing plants
•533
Detaching of separate plants
Suckers, root suckers, stem suckers
Runners, stolons
Proliferous buds
•534
Layering
Ordinary; each shoot makes one new plant
Multiple, serpentine, or trench
Mound or stool layering
See also 631.5333
Circumposition, potted, aerial, air or Chinese layering
Layering trees and shrubs
** vines
•535
Cuttings
Choice of cutting
Preparation for planting
Planting
Branch or stem cuttings
Short cuttings: cuttings of single eye or bud
6
Root cuttings
7
Leaf and bulb scale cuttmgs
.536
Transplanting
For grafting and budding see 631.54
.54 Caring for plants
Pbr protection against injuries, see 632
,541 Grafting
For bridge grafting, sometimes called bark grafting, see 633.S
I Selection of stock and scion, aflbiity
a Suitable age and season
3 Methods of grafting Scion grafting
31 Cleft grafting
32 Splice •
33 Whip •
34 Saddle "<
35 Veneer "
36 Bark *
In England and France called crown grafting, see 631.54142; and
sometimes used to mean bridge grafting, see 631.541
37 Herbaceous grafting
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
631.5414
Grafting according to position of scion
41
Root grafting
42
Crown •
See also 631.54x36. note
43
Stem grafting (on main stem or trunk)
44
Top • (in top or branches)
5
Bud grafting Budding
Formerly called inoctilatioii Flute graftinff
6
Grafting by approach, inarching
7
Binding and protecting grafts
8
Indoor grafting
.542
Pruning
I
Winter pruning
II
Theories of pruning
12
Methods of pruning
13
Heading in
14
Thinning of branches
15
Scraping
17
Time to prune
a
Summer pruning Work on green woo(
21
Pinching in
22
Nipping off buds
23
Clipping
24
Ringing, girdling
27
Thinning fruit
3
Trimming (to secure definit shape)
•543
.544
Forcing
I
Bel glasses
a
Cold frames
3
Hotbeds
4
Greenhouses
5
Forcing houses
.545
Retardation
.546
Training
I
Vertical, poles, stakes, cords
3
Espalier or trellis training
4
Walltrahiuig
5
Arbor training
6
Cordon training
.547
Stages of plant growth
I
Seedling
a
Increase, growth
3
Maturity
4
Flowering
5
Fruitage
6
Ripening
AGBICULTUBB
631.5 s Harvesting, storage, preservation
These numbers treat of the material opeiatioiia of harvesting. Class anything
about a definit crop under its special number; e. g. 633.11 Wheat crop. See
also 631.S6 for preparation of crop for market, 636.085 for preparation of food
for cattle, etc. For farther preparation of agricultural products not usually
done by tiie farmer at the present day, see the various divisions of commeroe.
technology and manufactures
.552 Mowing
.553 Hay making, stacking, etc.
.554 Reaping
.555 Com harvesting
.556 Harvesting other special crops
For cutting and felling trees see 634.9 Forestrv
X FmitSy nuts, etc.
3 Legumes: peas, beans, etc.
4 Root crops and tubers
5 Fiber crops: flax, hemp, cotton picking
6 Sugar cane, etc
7
8 Saps, gums, resins, etc.
g Other crops
.56 Preparation for storage and transport
See note under 631. SS
.56 1 Preparing grains
a Threshing, etc.
3 Husking com, etc.
4 Shelling com
.562 Cleaning, etc.
2 Winnowing
3 Sorting, sifting
6 Washing (roots, tubers, etc.)
.563 Storing green fodder
Cutting, and filling silos
.564 Packing for transportation or storage
a Baling
4 Packing in baskets, boxes and barrels
.57
.58 Special methods
.581 Fallowing
.582 Crop rotation
.583 Intensiv farming
.584 Catch crop culture
.585
.586 Dry farming Deep soil culture
-587
•588 Application of special forces
I Electro culture
a Radio "^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
631.6 Reclamation Drainage
Agricultural engineering
.61 Initial operations
.6x1 Prairies
.6x2 Waste lands: rocks and bushes
.613 Hilsides: terracing
.614 Forests
.615 Marshes Swamps
.616 Lands under water Polders
.617 Deserts
See 631.7 Irrigation
.6a Drainage methods
Ditches Drains (open, ooverd, tile)
.63 Drainage systems
Plans, layouts
.64 Dikes and embankments
.65 Water removal by machinery
Pumps, windmils, etc.
.7 Irrigation, water supply
Conservation of moisture. Rainfall, streams
.71 Source of water: wels, reservoirs
• 7 2 Irrigating canals
•73 Systems of irrigation
Plans, etc
•74 Mesure and distribution of water
•75 Cost of water
.76 /
.77
.78 Machinery
.79 Methods of conserving moisture
Mukhing
See also 631.586 Dry farming; 631.8 Pertiiisers. amendment of soils
•8 Fertilizers
.81 History, nature, uses
.811 Nutrition of plants; necessary principles
.812 Production, preparation, collection, conservation
.813 Composition
.814 Loss of fertilizing principles
.815 Economic value
.816 Use Methods of application and distribution
.817 Purchase Transport Cost
.818 Frauds Adulterations Control; legislation, inspec-
tion, analysis
Any special fertilizer may be subdivided like 631.81; e. 9,
631-8535 Bconomic value of bone as a fertiliser
631.8733 Composition of seaweed
I
■■ jy 'A ♦ ' 7*- ' " '• -j» . ■ ' j T' «»^
AGRICULTURE ' ^
'A
... j':
■ j
'1
631.82
Mineral amendments
.821
Lime» gypsum, plaster
.822
Marl
•825
Sulfate of iron
.83
Potash fertilizers
.831
Wood ashes, vegetable ashes, burning turf
.832
Chlorids
•833
Sulfates
.84
Nitrogen fertilizers
.841
Ammonia
.84a
Nitrates
I
Calcium cyanamid
5
Sewage
M^
Animal industry residues: skin, etc.
Slaughter house refuse. See also 831.85 a Bone
.844
Fish
.845
Blood
.846
Tankage
.847
Vegetable nitrogen fertilizers
Cotton seed meal, castor beans, pomace
X
Nitrifying crops
2
Soil inoculation Bacteria Nitrification
For soil conditions see 631.46. Here class introduction of bactena to
improve the soil. The difference is the same as between 63i.4.« Soil
fertility and 631*8 Fertilizers
.848
Azotin, ammonite, etc.
.85
Fosf oric acid
.851
Natural rock
.852
Bone
•853
Slags
.854
Guano
.855
Superfosfates
.86
Farmyard and stable manures, etc.
Subdivided like 636; e. g. 631.862 Cow manure
.87
Vegetable manures
.871
Muck
.872
Leaves
.873
Seaweed
.874
Green manures
.875
Vegetable compost
.876
ILesidue from vegetable industries
.88
Fertilizer experiments
•9
Climate, roads, etc.
1
<1
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
632 Hindrances: blights, pests, insects
•X
.II
• III
.112
.113
.114
• 115
.116
.117
.118
.12
•13
.14
•IS
.16
.17
.18
.19
.2
•3
•4
•5
.58
•59
Including those injurious to either plants or animals, but material relating to diseases
of animals is better clast in 619 or 636.089 and may attract all matter specially
relating to animals
Elemental destruction Protection
Low temperature, frost, freezing
Methods of protection
Warnings: weiher bureau, thermometers
Covering
Artificial clouds
Fires
Repairing damages
Excessiv heat and drout
Hail
Lightning
Wind and rain
Floods, inundations
Fires: forest and prairie
Other destructiv agents
Barthquakes, fumes, gas, etc.
Galls Cecidiology
No subdivision at present
Bacteria and bacterial diseases
No subdivision at present
Fungi
Divided like 589*3
Parasitic and injurious plants
Weeds
Plants injurious or poisonous to animals
AGRICULTURE
632.6
Injurious animals
Divided like S90. but class injurious insects in 633.7 insted of 632.657
.7
Injuriotis insects
Divided like 595-7
.71
.72
Thysanura, etc.
Bristle tails or silver fisfa, sprtn? tails
Orthoptera
Grasshoppers, locusts, roaches, earwigs, leaf insects. See also 632.75 for
leaf hoppers
•73
PseudoneuToptera
Dragon flies, thrips
.74
NeuToptera
Lacewing flies, caddis flies
.75
Rhynchota, hemiptera
Afids, biting lice, cicads, grass flies, scale insects, chinch bug, squash bug.
mealy bug. leaf hoppers. See also 632.72 for other leaf insects
.76
Coleoptera
Beetles, flat-bed and round-hed borers, weevils, wire worms
'Vi
Diptera
Flies, moequitos, gnats, midges, fleas, root maggots, army worm. Hessian
fly
.78
***
Lepidoptera
Butterflies, moths, caterpillars
.79
Hymenoptera
Ants, bees, wasps; saw, gall, and ichneumon flies
.8
Diseases and injuries
Other than coverd by 632.2-.?
•9
Means of protection
Other than coverd by 632-1: e. g. netting and covers, screens, gards, scarecrows
.94
Methods and apparatus
spraying, dusting, fumigating
.95
.951
Preparations and materials
Insecticides
.952
^953
•96
Fungicides
Antiseptics
Natural enemies of pests
^ May be subdivided like 590
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
633 Field crops: grains, grasses, fibers, etc.
SUMMARY
.1 Cereals, grains
.9 Grasses
.3 Legumes
.4 Root croxw
.5 Fiber crops
.6 Sugar plants and starch
.7 Alkaloidal plants
.8 Perfumes, spices, condiments, etc.
.9 Other plants
Cereals
Wheat
Buckwheat
Oats
Rye
Com, maize
Barley
Millet, sorghum, etc.
Millet
Panic grass
Prosos
Sorghum
For sweet sorghum see 633.6a
Broom com
Shallu
Kafir, milo maize
White kafir, blackhul kafir, red kafir
Diirra, Jerusalem com
Yellow milo. brown durra, white durra. rice com, white Egyptian com
Egyptian com
Rice
Other
Forage crops: grasses
Class here general treatises on forage crops. Divided according to HAckel
Blue grass Poa
Orchard grass Dactylis
Red top, bent grass Agrestis
Timothy . Phleum
Cereal grasses Divided Uke 633.1 Cereals
Other cultivated grasses
Bermuda grass Cynodon
Bromus
Loliiun
Festiica
Arrhenatherum
Paspalum
Phalaris
I
II
12
13
14
IS
16
17
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
.18
.19
.2
.21
.22
.23
.24
.25
.26
.261
'.262
.263
.264
.265
.266
.267
.27
Rye grass
Fescues
Oat grass
A0BICI7LTURS
.28
Other grasses
Clan hora only such graaaM as hav no specific number
Divided like HJbckel in 633.n-.a67
.28l
Maydeae
Zoysicae
Tristegineae
.282
Andropogonae
.283
Paniceae
.284
Oryzeae
Phalarideae
.285
Agrosiideae
.286
Aveneae
.287
Chlorideae
.288
Festuceae
.289
Hordeae
Bambuseae
.3
Forage crops: legumes, etc.
.31
Alfalfa Medicago
Black medic, bur clover
•32
Clovers, berseem TrifoUum
.33
Cowi)eas Vigna
.34
Soybean Glycine
.35
Vetches Vicia .
.36
.361
Sainfoin Onobrychis
.362
Kidney vetch Anihyllis
•363
Velvet bean Macuna
•364
Japan clover Lespedeza
.365
Beggar weed Meibomia Desmadium
.366
.Sweet clover MeliloUis
.367
Lupin Lupinus
.37
Other legumes
.371
Sophareae
•372
Podalyrieae
Genisieae
.373
Trifoliae
•374
Loieae
•375
Psoraleae
Galegeae
.376
Hedysareae
•377
Valbergieae
.378
Vicieae
.379
Phaseoleae
.38
•
:39
' Other forage crops
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
633.4
.41-
.416
•417
.42
.425
.426
43
.44
■49
.491
.492
.494
S
SI
52
53
.54
.55
.56
.561
.562
.563
.564
.565
.566
•567
.57
.571
.572
.573
.574
.'575
.576
Root crops
These ar practically all also clast as vegetables in 63s. x and .3 and for con-
venience of correspondence the same arrangement is followd here: 633.4 divided
like 635*1 and 633.49 divided like 635.2
Beet Beta vulgaris
See also 633.63 Sugar beet
Half sugar mangel
Mangel and mangel wurzel
Turnip Brassica rapa
Hybrid turnip
Rutabaga Brassica campestris
Carrot Dauctus carota
Parsnip Pastinaca sativa
Tubers and bulbs
Potato Solanum tuberosum
Sweet potato Ipomaea batatas
Jerusalem artichoke Helianthus tuberosi^
Textil fibers, cordage, plaiting, basket, etc.
Cotton Gossypium
Flax Linum
Hemp Cannabis
For other fibers known as hemp, see 633.56-.57. Brown and Indian hemp
ar indefinit. For * true Indian hemp ' see 633.567
Jute Corchorus
Ramie, China grass Boehmeria
Other soft fibers
China jute Abutilon
Sunn hemp Crotalaria
Bengal, Bombay, Conkanee, false. Ebnkan, Madras or Salsette hemp or
Travancore flax; also incorrectly Dekkan or Ambari hemp. Jubbulpore
or Jabbalpur hemp
Ambari or Dekkan hemp Hibiscus
Kanoff and Gambo hemp. Dekkan hemp also known in market as Bin-
Hibiscus titiaceus
lipatam jute
Majagua Paritium
Olona Touchardia
Colorado river hemp Sesbania
Canada (or Indian) hemp Apocynum
True Indian hemp; also called black Indian hemp
"Hard fibers
Manila hemp, Abaca Musa
New Zealand hemp Phormium
Maxiritius hemp Furcraea
Bowstring hemp Sansevieria
Bromelia fibers
Pineapple fiber Ananas
AGRICULTURE
633.577 Agave fibers
X Sisftl, heiie<itten Agave rigida
2 Ixtle, iBtle, tampico Agaoe keteracatUha
Jauxnave istle Agave lophamtha
Tola istle Agave LedugmiUa; alao A. unimUcta, A, caendescens,
A. Ktrchoewii
Palm istla Palma samandoca^ Samuda camerosana, Palma pila^
Yucca Urttdeana
3 Manila maguey Agave Canitda
4 Aloe fiber
5 Masoey fiber Agave atrovirens. A, coUina, A. Potosina^
A, Tequilana^ A, vwipara
6 Zapope " zapupe verde '\ " zapupe azul "
.58 Fibers for plaiting, basket and wicker work; ruf weaving
.581 Coir, coconut fiber Cocos
.582 Raffia Raphia
.583 Esparto grass, alfa, halfa Stipa
.584 Hat fibers
Jipijapa plant Carludovica Paaama hats
Yaraw or hat palm Inodes
Straw, wheat, rye, barley, rice; in aericultural aspect better dast in 633>i
.585 Rushes and sedges Jimcus Cyperaceae
.586 Reeds Arundo
.587 Bamboo
.588 Osier, willow Salix
Qther woods, splints, rattan
.59 Fibers for other industrial uses
Filling or stnlBng fibers, calking natural fibers: Cuba bast, etc. brush fibers,
* broom root, paper materials, usually better clast from agricultural standpoint
with other uses of tiie material
•6 Sugar plants and starch
.61 Cane Saccharum
.62 Sorghum Andropozon sorghum Brot, S, vulgare Linn.
.63 Sugar beets Beta
.64 Maple Acer saccharum Marsh
.65 Palm
.66 Other sugar plants
.68 Starch
Single plants usually better clast from agricultural standpoint with other uses
of these plants; e. g. wheat, com, rice, potatoes, etc,
Alkaloidal plants
For those chiefly medicinal see 633.88
.71 Tobacco Nicotiana
,72 Tea Canellia thea Link Thea Linn.
.73 Coffee Cqffea
.74 Cacao, coco, chocolate Thesbrama
.75 Poppy (opium) Papaver
76 Kola or cola
,77 Mat^ Ilex
Brazil or Paraguay tea, Jesuits tea. yerba
.78 Chicory, succory Cichorium
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
633.8
Perfumes, spices, condiments, etc.
.81
Perfumery
See alio 668.5
.811
Floral: rose, jasmin, violet
.812
Herbal: lavendar, rosemary, geranium, patchouli
.813
Citrin: bergamot
.814
Woods: sandalwood, cedar
.815
Roots: orris, vetiver
.816
Balms and gums: myrrh, benzoin
.82
Flavoring
.821
Vanilla
.822
Mints Mentha
.823
Wintergreen Gaultheria
.824
Sassafras
.825
Ginger Zingiber
.83
Spices
See also 664.5
.831
Allspice
.832
Cloves
.833
Cinnamon
.834
Nutmeg
.84
Condiments
.841
Pepper . Pii?er
.842
Red pepper, paprika Capsicum
•843
Chili Capsicum, specially c. fastigfUum
.844
Mustard
.845
Capers
' .846
Horseradish
.85
Oil producing plants
UsiutUy better clast from acr^cultural standpoint with the purpose for which
the oil or plant is used
.86
Vegetable dyes, dye plants
.861
Yellow
.862
Blue
.863
Red
.864
Green
.87
Tanning material
Usually better clast from agricultural standpoint with the tree or plant from
which the material is derived
.871
Sumac Canaigre
.88
Medicinal plants
.89
Other
AGRICULTURE
634 Fruits, orchards, vinyards, forestry
I
II
12
13
14
15
16
2
21
22
23
24
25
26
3
31
32
321
322
323
324
33
331
334
337
34
341
342
343
36
37
38
39
.1
.2
.3
•4
.5
.6
.7
.8
SUMMARY
PoRUtceous fruits
Drupaceous '
Citrous ■
Minor fruits
Nut
Palmaceous fruits
Small fruits
Grapes
.9 Forestry
Pomaceous or pome fruits
Apple Pyrus malus
Crab apple
Pear Pyrtis
Quince Cydonia
Medlar Mespilus
Loqtiat, Japan plum Eriohoirya Japonica
Drupaceous or stone fruits Prunus
Apricot Prunophora
Plum Prunophora
Cherry Cerasus
Racemose cherries: wild cherry, choke cherry, padins,
sand cherry
Peach Amygdalus or Prunus Persica
Nectarin (variety)
Citrous fruits: orange family, etc.
Orange Citrus aurantium
Varieties
Trifoliate C. trifoliata
Mandarin, tangerine, kid glove orange C. nohilis
Grape fruit, pomelo, shaddock C decumana
Kumquat C, Japonica
C. medica
var. genmna
" Union
acida or limetta
Citron group
Citron
Lemon
Lime
Other
Glycosmis G, aurantiaca
Lime berry, bergamot lime
aurantiola
White sapota, cochil sapota
Moraceous fruits Mulberry family
Fig Ficus Carica
Mulberry Morus
Bred fruit Ariocarpus incisa
Triphasia trifoliata or
Casimiroa edulis
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
634.4 Minor fruits
.41 Anonaceous fruits, custard apple family
.411 Sour-sop Anona muricata or Asiatica
.412 Sweet-sop, sugar apple A, squamosa
.413 Cherimoya; Jamaica apple A. cherimolia
.414 Pond apple; mamon A, glabra or laurifolia
.415 Custard apple; btiUocks hart A. reticulata
.418 Northern papaw Asimina triloba
.42 Myrtaceous fruits, myrtle family
.42 1 Guava Psidium
.422 Rose apple; jamrosade Eugenia jambos
.423 Suriaam cherry: Cayenne cherry; pitanga Eugenia
uniHora or Michelii
.43 Sapotaceous fruits, star apple or sapodilla family
.431 Sapodilla, naseberry Achras sapota
.432 Marmalade tree or plum Mammae sapota^ Lucuma
mammosa
.433 Star apple Chrysophyllum Cainito
.44 Anacardiaceous fruits, cashew family
.441 Mango Mangifera Indica
.442 Jew plum, Pomme Cythere, sweet Otaheite apple
Spondias dulcis
.443 Spanish plimi Spondias purpurea
.45 Ebenaceous fruits; ebony family
.451 Kaki; Japan persimmon Diospyros Kaki
.452 Persimmon D, Virginiana
.46 Leguminous fruits; bean family
.461 Tamarind Tamarindus Indica
.462 St Johns bred; carob; karoub; algaroba Ceratonia
siliqua
•5 Nut fruits Nuciculture
.51 Walnut Juglars
.511 Persian or English walnut J. regia
.512 Black walnut / . nigra
•513 Japan walnut J, Sieboldiara
.518 Butternut, white walnut J. cinerea
.52 Hickory nut Hicoria
.521 Pecan H. pecan
.522 Shagbark or little shelbark hickory H, ovata
.523 Big or bottom shelbark hickory H. laciriosa
.524 Pignut H, glebra
AGRICULTURE
634.53 Chestnut Castanea
.531 European chestnut C, saliva or vesca
.532 American chestnut C. atnericana
•533 Japan chestnut C, crenaia or Japonica
.537 Chinkapin C. pumila
.54 Filbert, hazelnut, cobnut Corylus
.55 Almond Prunus
.551 Almond P. amygdalus
.552 Russian almond P. nama
.555 Tropical almond Terminalia Catappa
.57 Miscellaneous nuts
.571 Litchi, Leechee Nephelium Litchi
.572 Ginkgo G. biloba
.573 Cashew Anacardium occidentale
.574 Pistachio Pistacia vera
.58 Peanuts Arackis hypogaea
.6 Palmaceous fruits
Palm family and miacellanecnis tree fruits
.61 Coconut, coco palm Cocos nuctfera
.62 Date pahn Phoenix dactylifera
.63 Oliv Olea Europea
.64 Pomegranate Punica granatum
.651 Papaw; melon papaw, melon zapote Carica
.652 Spanish lime Ginep Melicocca bijuga
.653 Alligator or Avocado pear Per sea gratissima
Aquacata, midshipmans butter
.654 Mammee apple, S. Domingo apricot Mammea Amer-
icana
.661 Hovenia
.662 Jujube Zizyphus
.663 Myrica
.664 Seagrape; shore grape Coccoloba uvifera
.665 Pigeon plum Coccoloba Floridara
.666 Otaheite gooseberry Phyllanthus distichus
.667 Strawberry tree Arbutus unedo
.7 Small fruits, bush fruits and herblike fruits
.71 Rubaceous, cane or bramble fruits Rubus
.711 Raspberries
I European 2 Black cap 3 Red
.712 Oriental raspberries, wineberry, Japanese wineberry
.713 Blackberry
.714 * Loganberry
.717 Dewberry x
X Northern a Southern 3 Pacific ^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
634.72 Ribaceous fruits Groselles Ribes
.721 Currants
' .722 Garden or common entrant R. rubrum
•723 Black currant
1 European R. nigrum
2 American R. Americanum
3 California R. bracteosum
•724 Boflalo, Missouri, flowerlns or golden currant R. aureum
.725 Gooseberry
.726 European R. grossularia
•727 American R, oxycarUhoides
.73 Huckleberry, blueberry, etc.
.73 1 Blue tangleberry or dangleberry Gaylussaciafrondosa
.732 Black huckleberry G, resinosa
.734 Low or dwarf blueberry Vaccinium Pennsylvanicum
.735 Canadian blueberry V. Canadense
.736 Low or pale blueberry V. vaciUans
.737 Swamp blueberry, high huckleberry V. corymbosum
.74 Miscellaneous bush fruits
.741 Juneberry Amelanchies
.742 Buffalo berry Lepargyraea argentea Shepherdia
argentia
.743 Goumi Elaeagnus hngipes or muUiHora
.744 Caraunda Christ 'sthorn Carissa Carandas
.745 Cranberry bush, high or tree cranberry Viburnum
opulus
.746 Barberry Berberis
.747 Elderberry
.75 Strawberry Fragana
.751 Garden strawberry, pine strawberry F. chiloensis
.752 Hautbois strawberry F, moschata
.753 Alpin and perpetual strawberry F.vesca
.754 Scarlet or Virginia strawberry F. Virginiana
.76 Cranberry Vaccinium macrocarpor, etc.
.77 Nonwoody or herblike fruits
.771 Musacious fruits Musa
.772 Banana Musa sapientium
.773 Plantain banana, cooking banana, Adam's fig var. paradisiaca
.774 Pineapple Ananas sativus
.775 Cactaceous fruits
X PricUy pear, tuna OputUia tuna
4 Indian fig Opuntia ficus Indica
7 Barbados gooseberry, lemon vine, blad apple Pereskia
QCideala
.fit Miscellaneous herblike fruits
X Cyphomandra; tree tomato Cyphomandra betacea
2 Ceriman Monstera deliciosa
AGRICULTURE
634.8 Grapes, vinyards
•9 Forestry
635 Garden crops; kitchen and market gardening
SUMMARY
.1 Bdible roots, including tubers and bulbs
.2 Tubers and bulbs
.3 Bdible leaves or flowers
.4 Greens, pot herbs
.5 Salads
.6 Bdible seeds and fruits
.7 Condimental and sweet herbs
.8 Mushrooms, tniffles
.9 Floriculture
.z Edible roots
.11 Beet
.12 Turnip
Usually a field crop. See 633.4a
.126 Rutabaga Swedish turnip Turnip-rooted cabbage
.127 Navew, French turnip
.128 Celeriac, turnip-rooted celery
.13 Carrot
.136 Turnip-rooted chervil
.137 Chicory
Better in 633.78
.14 Parsnip
.15 Radish
.16 Salsify, oyster plant, vegetable oyster
.166 Scorzonera, black salsify
.167 Scolymus, Spanish salsify
I .2 Edible tubers and bulbs
.21 Potato
.22 Sweet potato, Spanish potato, batata
•a5 Tam
.24 Jerusalem artichoke, topinamber
.2$ Onion
.26 Other plants of Allium family
•261 Leek
•a(a Garlic
•263 Shallot, scallion
•264 Cibol, Welsh onion (French, ciboule)
•265 Give, chive
i
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
635.3 Edible leaves, flowers and steins
.3 1 Asparagus
.32 Artichoke
.327 Cardoon, chardoon
.33 Sea kale
.34 Cabbage
.3^ t Kale or borecole
•347 CoUards
.348 Kohlrabi
.3 5 CaiUiflower
.356 Broccoli
.36 Brussels sprouts
.4 Greens
.41 Spinach
.42 Chard, sea-kale beet, Swiss chard
.43 Orach, French spinach
.44 Mustard
•45 Sorrel Dock
.46 Dandelion Purslane (pusley)
.48 Rubarb
.5 Salads
.51 Bitter salads
Dandelion. See 635.46
Cardoon. " 635.327
•5^ Lettuce iMctuca sativa
•53 Celery Apium grdoeolens
54 Chicory or succory Cichorium intybus
Also uaed as pot herb and root
•55 Endive Cichorium endivia
.56 Piquant or warm salads
Claas any species or variety with ite genus; e. g. bittac cress, cardamins
amara with 635.562
•561 Water cress Nasturtium officinale
.562 American water cress Cardamine rotundifolia
.563 Garden cress Lefndium sativum
•5^ Winter cress Barbaria vulgaris
•5^5 Swine cress Scnebiera coronopus
S^ Indian cress Tropaeolum majus
For mustard see 635.44
.57 Neutral salads
Lamb's lettuce, com salad, fetticus
J
AGRICULTURE
635.6 Edible seeds and fruits
.61 Melons
.611 Muskmelon: cantaloup, nutmeg, winter, etc.
.615 Watermelon: preserving or ** citron "
.618 Zit kwa, wax gourd
Chinese preeervins melon, Chinese watermelon
.62 Squashes
.621 Stmimer or bush squashes
Crooknecks, scallop or i>attypan. pineapple
.622 Pall and winter, or longrunning squashes
Canada crookneck, Hubbard
.623 Vegetable marrow
.624 Ptmipkins
.627 LuflEa, rag gourd, dishcloth gourd, vegetable sponge
.63 Cucumbers Gherkins Martynia
.64 Tomato
.646 Egplant, guinea squash, aubergine
.647 Physalis, husk tomato, strawberry tomato
.648 Okraor gumbo
.65 Beans
.651 Broad bean
.652 Kidney bean: garden, snap and string bean; haricots
.653 Lima or sugar bean
.654 Dolichos
.655 Soy or soja bean See 633.34
.66 Peas
.667 Chick pea Cicer arietinutn
.668 Lentils Lens escidenta
.67 Sweet com
.677 Pop com
.7 Condimental and sweef herbs
F6r the regular condiments of commerce see 633.84 and 664 5
.71 Seasoning leaves and flowers
.73 Garden mint, spearmint
.74 Flavoring for pickles, vinegar, etc.
Dil, tarragon, samfire, costmary
. 7 5 Seeds for flavoring
• Ants, coriander, carraway
.76
.78 Garnishes: parsley, leaf chervil
.8 Mushrooms, trdOes
.9 Floriculture
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636 Domestic animals
.08 Zootechny
Tbe breeding and keeping of animals in domesticatioti
SVMICART
.08 z Selection Economics
.083 Formation of stock, races, t>reeding
.083 Care
.084 Feeding
.085 Food; general questions
.086 Foods; divided like 633
.087 Other foods
.088 Utilisation and training
.089 Hygiene Diseases
.081 Selection Economics, etc.
1 Selecting and acquiring stock
II Capture
Of wild animals and of domesticated animals allowd to run wild.
" Rxmnd up ** of western ranches
III Capture by snares, traps, nets, etc.
112 u u ^epons, guns, etc.
113 It u iielp of other animals, dogs, horses, ferrets,
hawks, etc.
la Purchase Original cost
13 Barter Horse trade
14 Standards of excellence Points
15 Soundness Imper Sections Blemishes
16 Estimating age
2 Brands and branding and other marks of ownership
a8 Catalogs of brands
3 Stock farms Ranches
31 Descriptions of individual farms
Alfabetic
6 Finances and accounts
7 Expenses
71 Supplies, food, etc.
73 Wages *
75 Insurance
8 Returns, yield, profit
81 Weight tables
87 Stock farm catalogs
88 Catalogs of sales
AGRICULTURE
636.082 Formation of stock
Races, breeching, heredity, etc
I Character of herd, flock, colony, etc.
II Species, raceg, breeds, strains; heredity, Tsriation
a Herd books, stud books, flock books, etc.
3 Composition of herd, flock, colony; sexes
lacluding notes and articles about the different lands
31 Male
3a
Female
33
Neuter (of bees)
34
Castrated male Gelding
35
" female
36
Tonng animals
37
Males
38
Females
4
Breeding Reproduction
41
Breeding in and in
Line breeding. Animals closelv related by blood
43
Cross breeding
431
Hybrid '
Individuals of different species
432
M^tissage
Individuals of different races
44
Choice of parents
45
Generation
451
Sescual excitement: heat, 'nit
453
Sexual union
454
Impregnation
Fusion of male and female element
46
Laying of egs
461
Nests
47
Incubation Hatching
471
Natural
474
Artificial Incubators
083
Care of animals
I
Bilding and installation
Stalls, boxstalls. pens, nests
3
Care of stables or houses
Clenliness, bedding
3
Care of animals
Grooming, clipping
37
Special care of young
Brooders 636.5
4
Care of feet Shoeing
5
Care of animals outdoors
Shepherds, watch dogs, etc.
6
Acclimatization
61
Protection from cold: blankets
62
« heat
66
" * wind and rain
7
Care of harnesses and accouterments
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
.084
Feeding
I
Feeding of young
XI
Suckling
la
Weaning
13
Hand or artiflc'al feeding
2
General methods of feeding
ax
In stables, houses, etc.
aa
In pasture
23
Mountain pastures, ranches
3X
Special provisions: water, salt, etc.
4
Ordinary, rational feeding
41
Rations Amount and proportion
4a
Kind and times of feeding
45
Substitutions Variety
5
Feeding for special purposes
5X
For breeding time
5a
For increast production: mDk, egs, etc.
53
For work
55
For fattening
56
Forced feeding, cramming
.085
Food
I
Composition
2
Nutritiv value
3
Food experiments
4
Commercial value
5
Different kinds of food
For individual foods see 638.086 and .087
SI
Fresh or green fodder
5a
Ensilage
54
Dry fodder
Hay, straw, grains
57
Prepared foods
Industrial residues Cakes of oily grain or fruit
6
Preparation and use of food
9
Adulterations of foods for animals
.086
Foods
Divided like 633
13
Oats
15
Com
2
Forage crops, hay
15
Straw
255
Cornstalks
3a
Clover
41
Beets
AGRICULTURE
636.087
Other foods
4
Fruits
Divided like 634
5
Garden croiw
Divided like 635' Use only for material not coverd by subdiviKionii
of 633
6
Animal food
7
Mineral foods: salt, condiments
.088
Utilization and training of animals
I
For breeding purposes
2
For work
3
For production of food: meat, egs, etc.
4
For animal products
Wool, skins, fethers, etc.
6
Breaking, training, etc.
6x
To saddle, etc. for caxrying purposes
6a
To harness, for work
66
Special training
661
Carrying messages
662
Hunting
.089
Hygiene, diseases, etc.
Hygiene is usually better clast 614.9, and Diseases 6ic>
I
Anatomy
2
3
Hygiene
5
I Remedies, materia medica
6
Diseases
7
Surgical operations
.1
Horse
.11
Oriental horse
Arabian, Persian, Tartar, Ttu-kish, Barb
.12
Speed horse, race horse, light type, ' hot blooded '
.121
.122
English thorobred or running horse
.127
Other European
X
Russian Orloff trotters
.128
American trotter or pacer
Morgan
,13 Saddle horse
Hunter; military (charger, cavalry horse, etc.), American saddle, Kentucky
saddle, cob. park hack, palfrey
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.14
Coach or carriage horses
Harness hone
.142
English coach
I
Cleveland bay
a
Torkshire coach
3
Hackney
.143
German coach
Bast Prussian or Trakehner, Bast Priesland. Rhenish Prussian, Mecklen
burg, Schleswig, Hanoverian, Oldenburg, Holstein
.144
French coach, ' demisang '
.145
Italian: Corsican
.15
Draft horse, cart horse, hevy type, * cold blooded '
.152
English
I
Clydesdale
. 2
Suffolk punch or draft
3
Black or shire draft
.154
French and Belgian
I
Norman, Percheron
a
Ardennais
3
Boulonnais
4
Breton
5
Nivemais
8
Belgian draft, Flanders dray, Flemish horse
.158
American draft
Conestoga
.16
Ponies
.161
Ponies for special purposes : polo
.162
Scotch, English and Welsh
X
Shetland
a
Galloway
4
Ezmoor
5
Dartmoor
6
New Forest
9
Welsh
.168
American
Mustang, bronco, Indian pony
.18
Allied animals
.182
Ass: jackass, donkey, btirro
Asiatic, Catalonian, Italian, Maltese
.183
Mule, hinny
.184
Zebra, quagga, etc.
.185
Zebrule, zebroid
AGRICULTURE
636.2 Catfle Greater ruminants
hUy be divided like 636.08 i-.o89t but for utiUzation tue .21
.31 Uses
Subdivide !i]ce 636.088 See note above
.22 English cattle
.221 Old stocks
Forest cattle, wild white, Chillingham
.222 Beef breeds
1 Short horns
2 Durham
3 Teeswater
4 Lincohishire
5 Red shorthorn
6 Hereford white! aced
7 Polled Hereford
8 Sussex
.223 Scotch, Welsh and Irish beef breeds
X Aberdeen Angus
Angus doddie, Buchan humblies. polled Aberdeen
a Galloway
Blue gray
3 West highland: Kyloe
6 Black Welsh
.224 Dairy breeds
1 Channel iland catfle
2 Aldemey
3 Jersey
4 Guernsey
•225 Scotch and Irish dairy
1 Ayrshire
2 Dunlop
3 Cunningham
6 Kerry
Dexter Kerry, Dexter shorthorn
.226 Dttal purpose breeds
X Devon
North Devon, Rubies. South Devon
a South Hams
Hammers
3 Polled Durham
4 Red polled
5 Norfolk
6 Suffolk
7 East Anglian
a Longhom (English)
Dishley
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.23
German, Dutch and Swiss cattle
.232
Beef breeds
.234
Dairy breeds
•I
Holstein
a
Holstein Friesian
3
East FrieBian
4
Oldenburg
.235
Dutch
I
Dutch Friesian, Netherlands North Holland
4
Dutch belted: Lakenfdds, Lakenvelders, Vddlakers
6
Danish
7
Jutland
.236
Dual purpose
.237
Swiss
I
Brown Swiss
2
Simmental
3
Bernese
4
Spotted race
.24
French and Belgian
.242
Beef
.244
Dairy
I
Breton, Brittany
.245
Belgian dairy
I
Plamande, Flemish
2
Rosenstein
.246
Dual purpose
X
Norman
2
Cotentin
.27
Other European
.271
Russian
Kolmogorian
.28
Other countries
.282
American beef breed
I
Longhom, Texas steer
.283
American dairy breed
X
American Holdemess, Holdemess
a
French Canadian, Quebec Jersey
.29
Allied animals
.291
Brahmin sacred cattle; zebu
.292
Bison family
X
Bison; American buffalo
a
Cattalo
Hybrid of bison and cow
3
European bison
AGRICULTURE
636.293 BufiEalo or water buffalo Bubalus
Bhains, mhains, ama, ami (Hindu)
Moondiog (Sudan)
Karbo or Karbon (Malay)
Carabao (Philippines)
.294 Deer, reindeer
.295 Camel: Arabian, Bactrian; dromedary
.296 Lama, llama, alpaca
.2971 Yak
2 Gayal, gaur
636.3 Sheepi goats Smaller ruminants
May be divided like 636.081 -.089. but for utilisation use .31
.31 Uses
Subdivide like 636.088 See note above
.32 English breeds
.321 Longwool breeds (coarse wool)
X Cotswold
a Leicester
English Leicester, New Leicester or Dishley, Bakewell's Leicester
3 Border Leicester
Halfbred or Leicester-C^heviot or Cheviot-Leicester or Upland Leicester
4 Lincoln
5 Kent or Romney marsh
6 Wensleydale
Bluefaced Wensleydale, Wensleydale longmiol. Wensleydale blueface,
Teeswater
7 Devon longwool, Soutfaam nolts, Bampton nolts
8 South Devon or South Dum
9 Roscommon
•322
.323 Shortwool breeds
Medium-ffool; middle-fiool; down sheep; mutton sheep
I Southdown, Sussex, Sussex down
Including Underbill and Upperdown
a Hampshire down, improved Hampshire down, Wiltshire brook,
Berkshire knot, Wiltshire homd
3 Dorset or West country down, Dorset horn, homd Dorset
4 Oxford or Oxfordshire down
Before 1859 calld Down-Cots wold
5 Suffolk down, old Norfolk, homd Norfolk
6 Shropshire down, Morf e common
.3241 Dorset and Somerset horn
a Ryeland or Lempster
3 Ciun Forest, Wicklow (Irish)
4 Kerry Hill (Irish)
5 Radnor
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.32s
Mountain breeds
I
Cheviot
2
Blackfaced
Scotch blackface or blackfaced Scotch, Linton Porett, Lammermiur
Tweeddale, blackfaced highland
3
Herdwick
4
Look or Lank Lancashire blackfaced
5
Penistone
6
Limestone, Limestone Crag
7
Ruf Swaledale
8
Shetland, Orkney, Hebrides
.3261
Derbyshire gritstone
2
Dartmoor
3
4
Ezmoor Ezmoor horn
5
6
Cornwall
7
Welsh mountain
.33
German and Dutch breeds Swiss
•331
Low country or marsh sheep
Hornless and short taild
I
Dutch Texel
4
Friesian
Bast and North Priesland, Biderstedt. Ditmarah, Butjading, Zealand
7 Northeast German
Vaga, Blbingen
.333 Upland sheep, heath sheep (German heidsnucken)
X Pomeranian or Polish, Mecklenburg (Spiegelschaf)
2 Hessian
3 Bavarian or Zaupel Franconian (Frankenschaf )
4 Rhine •
5 Hanovenjan, Miinster
6 Styrian or Carinthtan
.34 French and Flemish breeds
.342 Central plateau breeds
X Auvergne
2
3 La Marche
4
5 Limousin
6
7 Saintonge
.344 Loire basin and north France breeds
1 Berrichonne (Crevant, Cher, Indre)
2 Solognote (Sologne)
3 Comtoise (Pranche-Comtd)
4 Ardennes (Poitou)
5 Percheron (Perche)
6 Angevin (Anjou)
7 Cotentin
8 Bretagne
9 Charmoise (Loir et Cher)
AGRICULTURE
636.346 P3rrenese breeds
X Basquaiae
a B^arnaise
3 Landaiae
4 Gaaconne
5 Lauraguaiae
6 Lot
7 Aibigeois
8 Avejrron
Varieties: Larz&c. Lacaune, Olempe, Cevennes. Causae
9 Barbarina
Varieties: Millery. Lahune, Marthold
.35 Italian
Neapolitan: long, broad or fat taild Bersa<&asker; Paduan; Italian or Sar-
dinian, m3untain
.36 Spanish breeds Merinos, etc.
.361 Escurial or Estramadura
.362 Guadaloupe
.363 Pavlar
.364 Infantado
.365 Nigretti
.366 Other Spanish
Aguirre, Atwood. Mont ires, Leonese, Churra
.367 Other European merino breeds
2 Britis'i
3 Germaa
;>i Prussian
32 Hanoverian
33 Saxon
34 Silesian
37 Hungarian
4 French: Rambotullet
8 Daniah, Swedish, etc.
.368 Other merino breeds
1 Americaa
2 Delaine
3
4 Australian
.37 Other European sheep
.371 Russian
.372 North Europe: Scandinavia, Iceland, Faroe ilands
Ovis brachyura borealis
•373 Southeast Europe
Lonj tail, broid or fat tail: Macedonian or Clementine
Lon.{ tail and small tail, mixt wool: Cretan, Macedonian, Wallachlaa,
Moldavian or Hungarian
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.38 Other countries
.385 Asiatic
Short tail, nomd: Tartar, Kalmuck, Kinghir, Buriat fat rump (ovia
steatopyga); stump tail (ovis brachycerca). See also 636.3S6
Short tail, hornless: Mecca fat rump. Chinese (ongtischaf), Persian
Long tail, broad or fat tail, dumba (ovis platyura): Syrian, Anatolian,
Karamanian or Levant, Persian, Bokhara
Arabian or Bedouin
Kabardian or Circassian
.386 African sheep
Long tail, broad or fat tail: Egyptian, Tunisian, B^ber or Algerian
Long and small tail, hevy fleece: Bischarin (Nubian), dinka (staeep with
manes, ovis africana). hifl^ leg or Guinea sheep (Kon?o), Morvan
Oongipes), Libyan or Fezzan, Zunu or Angola
Stump tail (ovis brachycerca). See also 636.385
.39 Goats
May be divided like 636.0Sx-.0S9, but for utilization use .371
.391 Uses
Subdivide like 636.088 See note above
.392 British goats
Irish goat, longhaird
English goat, shorthaird
•393 German and Austrian goats
Hartz mt, Hinterwald. Hungarian. Langensalza, Saxony, Schwarzwald,
Starkenburg, Westphalian, Wiesental
6 Swiss goats
Alpine or common goat
Blackneckt Valais. Schwarzhals or Schwarztal, Olacier, saddle Ouggisberg
7 Toggenburg
8 Appenzell or flat-heded
9 Saanen or Samen, Gessenay or Gassenay
.394 French goats: Tarentaise
.395 Italian goats: Maltese
.396 Spanish goats
Hornless, (Canada, Malaga
Shorthaird reds, Spanish-Moltese
•397 Other European goats
.398 Other goats
I American goats
5 Asiatic goats
Tibet (China), Angora (Persia), Syrian
54 India
Kashmir (or shawl Tibet), Nepal (variety of Nubian), Surats, Tarh
(shaggy brown Himalayan goat)
6 African goats
Abyssinian (or Nubian), Ouinea
62 Bgypt
Egyptian (or Nile), Theban. Zaraibi
AGRICULTURE
6364 Swine
May be divided like 636.08 Z-.089, but for utilisatioo use .41
.41 Uses
Subdivide like 636.088. See note above
.42 English breeds
.42 1 Small black breeds
Use also for small breeds in general
I Essex
a Sussex
3 Stiilolk
.422 Small white breeds
I Windsor
a Small Yorkshire
3 GoieshiU
.424 Large white breeds
I Yorkshire
a I^mcashire
3 CumberlaAd
4 New Leicester
5 Lincolnshire
6 Stiilolk
Medium colord breeds
Use also for medium breeds in general
I Black Berkshire
a Red Tamworth
3 Red Berkshire
Medium white breeds
I Middle Yorkshire
3 " Stiilolk
German and Dutch breeds
Lowland breeds Southern Germany
Use this also as general number for short^ear swine
Bavarian Pranconian Halle
Dusseltaler Glanschwein Lusern
.426
.427
•43
•431
432
433
434
Suabian
Wurtemberg
Hungarian short ear
CariMtthian, Bergschlag
Bakonyer or Bakouner
Sxalontaer
Western and Northern Germany
Us3 this also as general number for large-ear. Large Polish, Meissner
German marsh swine, large ear
Danish ilands Holland Mecklenburg Schlesmg-Holstem
Hanover Jutland Oldenburg Westphalia
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.44
French
.441
Large-ear French Celtic breed
Northeatfcem France
Champagne
.443
Northwestern France
Breton
Norman Augeronne
Craonnoise
Mancelle
Angevin
.44s
Southwestern France Spanish origin
French Perigord
Ouercy
Limousin
Gasconne
Btemaiae
.447
Southeastern France
Provence
Rouastllon
Languedoc
Bressane
.449
Swiss
Orison B&ndener
•45
Italian, Neapolitan, Maltese, Tuscon, Romagnole
.46
Spanish and Portuguese
.47
Other European
.471
Curly bristles Southeastern Etirope
.47a
Serbian Syrmian
Mon^licza or Mangalicza
Curly-bristle Hungarian
Milos
Sumadia or Obrenovics
•473
Croatian
.474
Rumanian, Moldavian
Anatolian
Albanian
^75
Russian
.48
Other countries
.481
American breeds
^2
Poland-China
^3
Red Jersey or Duroc- Jersey
.484
.485
Asiatic: Chinese, Tonkin^ Siamese
.486
Africa
Cape breeds, Sennaar, Guinea
.489
Oceania
Papuan
AGRICULTURE
636.5 Poultry
May be divided like 636.08 1-.089. but for utUtation tiee .51
.51 Uses
Subdivide like 636.088; e. g. 636.5x3 Capon. See note above
.52
English breeds
.521
Dorking
.533
Sussex or Surrey
■523
Kent
.524
Orpington
.525
Redcap
.526
Other English
Ltnoolnshire buffs
•527
Scotch grays
.528
Other Scotch
Scotch bakiee or dumptee Jumpers Dumbartonshire
.53
German and Dutch breeds
.531
Hamburg
.532
Lakenf elder
•533
Ramelsloher
■536
Styrian
.537
Bohemian
.538
Other
Bast Pk^iesian, Westphalian, Thuringian, Alsatian, Nassau, Augsburg, etc
Magyar
.54
French and Belgian breeds
.541
Crfevecoeur
.542
Houdan
.543
La Fl^die Le Mans Caux
•544
La Bresse, Louhans, Bourg, Bourbourg, Barbdadeux,
Coussade, Courtes-pattes
.545
Faverolles
.546
Goumay, Pavilly, Caumont
.547
Other
Couoou. French cuckoo. Mantes, Bstaires
.548
Belgian breeds
Campenes or Campines, or Brackel; Brabant. Huttegen
Bredes or Gudders or Oudderlands. Couoou de Malines. Bruges
.55 Italian breeds
Use also as general number for Mediterranean breeds
■551 Leghorn
.552 Paduan or Polish (in England)
Also called Pompadour, Padouse, Polanders
•553 Polverara
.554 Ancona
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.56
Spanish breeds
.561
Castilian
.562
Minorcan
.563
Black Spanish
•564
Blue Andalusian
.565
Prat
•57
Other European
.571
Pavloff (Russian)
.572
Siberian f etherfooted
.573
Sultans
.58
Other countries
.581
American breeds
z
Dominican, Dominique, Dominikei
2
Jersey blue
3
Bucks county
4
Jaya
5
Buckeye
6
Winnebago
.58a
Plymoutii rock
.583
Wyandotte
.5S4
Rhode Island red
•585
Asiatic breeds
X
Cochin China Shanghai
2
Brahmaputra Brahma, Gray Chittagong
3
Langshan
4
Malay
7
Japanese fowls
White Yokohama
Phoenix
.587
Special varieties
z
Bantams
II
Common
12
Game
13
Polish
14
Asiatic
15
Japanese
.588
Other
z
Game
II
Azeel or Aseei
12
English game
13
Sebright (a bantam only)
14
Cornish Indian, or Indian (in England), or Cornish (in
America)
15
Malay
2
Deformd
Rumpless or tailless or Wallikiki; Turkey necks, naked necks, GiUi-
Idna, nude
3
Silkies
4
Frizzles
AGRI CULTURE
63659
Other fowls
.592
Turkey
X
Oriciiud species
II
American, or N. American ' original ' or wild turkey (mele-
agris Americana)
13
Mexican wild turkey (meleagris Mexicana)
13
Honduras wild turkey (meleagris ocellata)
14
Crested turkey
2
Bronze
English Cambridge turkey
3
Ifairagansett
4
Buff
5
Slate or Austrian whites (in England)
6
White, or White Holland (in America)
7
Black, or Norfolk or black Norfolk (in England)
8
Bourbon red, or Bourbon butternut, or Kentucky red
.593
Guinea fowl
.594
Fezant
.595
Peacock
.596
Kgeons
X
High class fancy pigeons
II
Pouters
12
English earner
13
Runt
14
Barb
15
Shortface tumbler
2
High class toy pigeons
21
Pantail
23
Owls
23
Turbits
24
Prilbacks
25
Jacobins
26
Trumpeters
27
Scandaroons
28
Florentine amalgamated, Hen
31
Dragoon, Horseman
32
Priests
33
Brunswick
34
Oriental frils
35
Homers, white homing, Antwerp
4
5
Otiier toy pigeons
DBCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
636.597
Ducks
2
English Inreeds
31
Aylesbury
,
32
Indian runner
23
Blue Swedish
4
French breeds
Rouen, oolord Rouen, also cald Rhone and Roan
8
Other countries
81
American
83
Cayuga, black Cayuga
Also called Big black and Lake duck
83
Muscovy
Colord Muscovy, Musk duck, white Muscovy
85
Asiatic: Pekin, white Pekin
By Chinese cald Mandarin
.598
Goose
3
German: Emden, white Emden
4
French: Toulouse, gray Toulouse
7
Sebastopol
8
Otiier countries
81
Wild or Canadian Gray wild
85
Chinese: white, brown
86
African
Also cald Indian, gray African and Guinea
87
Egyptian Colord Egyptian
89
Spurwing (Atistralia)
.6
Birds
For poultry see 636.5. Here are dast domesticated birds useful for plumage or
work, and pet birds
.61
Birds useful for their fethers
For geese see 636.598
.6x1
Ostriches
.611
Ostriches
.63
.68
Song and ornamental bmls
.681
Swan
.686
Cage and aviary bmls
.7
Dogs
KCay be subdivided like 636.081 — .089. but for uses see 636.7 a — .765
.71
Breeds
.73
Utility dogs
.73
Draft and other work dogs
.74
Watch dogs, herd dogs
.75
Hunting and sleuth dogs Carrier dogs
.76
Pet dogs
.765
Toy dogs
.77
Dogs in art
See also 7S8 Animal painting
.78
Dogs in literature
BMajrs, stories, biografy, etc.
.79
Other topics
AGRICULTURB
636.8 Cats
.81 Breeds
.87 Cats in art See also 758 Aninua pMnting
.88 Cats in literature
BMays, stories, etc.
.9 Other: rabbitSi guinea pigs, elefants, etc.
637 Dairy and dairy products
.1 Milk
.11
Economics
."3
Dairy farms
Description of individual farms
.116
Pmances and accounts
.117
Expenses
.1x8
Retoms
.1185
Sale price
.12
Production and composition
.121
Choice of dairy cows
.122
Special food
.124
Milking
Milk iMuls. milk stools, milking tube
•125
Artificial milkers
.127
Composition of milk
z
Fat
2
Lactose, milk sugar, lactin; galactin
3
Casein
6
Milk testing
Creamometer Lactobutyrometer Lactodensimeter Lactoscope
Galactometer Lactocrtte Lactometer Percent tube
7
Milk analysis
•13
Care of milk
.131
Bildings, dairies
•133
Installation, apparatus
I
Refrigerating apparatus, milk cooler
2
Heating apparatus
3
Pasteurizers
7
Receptacles Storage Milk pans
•133
Preservation
X
Chilling
2
Heating
3
Pasteurizing
•13s
Transportation and sale of milk
Milk cars, milk wagons, bottles, cans
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^37. 14
Utilization Consumption
.141
Whole milk
.142
Condenst milk
.143
Milk powder
.144
" farina
.145
" sugar
.146
Fermented milk Kumis
.147
Skim milk
.148
Cream
.16
Accidents Alterations Diseases Impurities Adul
terations
.17
Milk other than cow's milk
.171
Mare's milk
.172
Ass's «
.173
Ewe's «
.174
Goat's «
.18
Substitutes for milk
.181
Vegetable milks
.2
Butter
.21
Economics
.216
Finances and accounts
.317
Expenses
.2X8
Returns
.2185
Sale price
.22
Composition
.221
Character and properties of butter
.2122
Constituents of butter
.223
Grades of butter
.225
Butter testing
.227
" analysis
.23
Preparation of butter
.231
Bildings Creameries Butter factories
.232
Installation, apparatus
X
Separators
II
Skimmer
12
13
*4
Centrifugal separators
a
Chums
3
Washers
4
Workers
8
Presses, molds, stamps, etc.
AGRICULTURE
637-233
Butter making
z
Separatiiig cream
a
Churniiig
3
Washing
4
Working
5
Salting
6
Pasteurization
7
Ripening
.235
Transportation and packing
z
Methods of packing Receptacles
.24
Utilization Consumption
Induding residues
.247
Buttermilk
.26
Alterations Diseases Impurities Adulterations
.27
Renovation
.28
Substitutes for butter
.281
Oleomargarin
.282
Butterin
•3
Cheese
.31
Economics
.316
Finances and accounts
•317
Expenses
.3x8
Returns
5
Sale prices
.32
Character and composition
.321
Character and properties
.322
Constituents
.323
Grades of cheese
•325
Cheese testing
.327
Cheese analysis
•33
Cheese manufacture
•331
Cheese factories
.332
Installation, apparatus
z
Borlen
a
Curd mils
3
Presses
.333
Cheesemaking
z
Curdling Rennet
a
Refinmg
3
Pressing
4
Heating
8
Putting in molds
.335
Transport, packing, etc.
z
2
Packing
Storage
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^37-34 Utilization Consumption
Including by-products
•345 Milk sugar
.347 Whey butter
•35 Varieties
.351 Rennet cheese from cow's milk
.35a Soft cheese, fresh, unripend
.353 " • ripend
2 English
3 German: Limburger
4 French: Brie, Camembert, Neufchatel
5 Italian: Gorgonzola
.354 Hard cheese
2 English: Cheshire, Cheddar, Sage, Stilton
3 German, Swiss, etc.: Emmental, Edam
4 French: Gruy^e. Gex
5 Italian: Parmesan
6
7 Other European
.355 Rennet cheese from otiier than cow's milk
1 From sheep's milk: Roquefort, Texel
2 « goat's *
3 ** reindeer *
4 « buffalo "
.356 Sounnilk cheese from cow's milk
Cottage cheese, Dutch cheese, pot cheese, smear-case
•357 Sounnilk cheese from other than- cow's milk
638 Bees, silkworms, etc.
Insects whose products ar useful for food or manufactures
.1 Bees, honey, wax
.2 Silkworms
•3 Cochineal
639 Hunting, trapping, fish culture, etc.
See also 799 for sporting side
•I Hunting, trapping, game preservS| etc.
Fox, skunk, etc. farms
.2 Fishing as an occupation
.3 Fish culture Pisciculture
Including turtle, terrapin, frogs
4 Oysters and other moUusks Shelfish
Oyster, clam, mussel, snail, pearlfishing, scallop, quohog, cockle, winkle, periwinkle
.5 Crustaceans
Lobsters, crabs, crawfish, shrimps, prawns
•6 Other sea food
Sea urchin, echinus
.7
.8 Leeches
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
640 Domestic economy
Public as well as private household administration covering work of housekeeper,
matron, steward, janitor, etc. in hotels, clubs, apartments, boarding houses,
schools, restaurants, factories, oflis and other commercial bildings, churches,
theaters, railway stations, ships and other public gathering places.
For economics of consumption, including standards of living, see 339; for care of
library bildings see 025.9. Numbers for allied subjects in army and navy will
be provided under military and naval science. See also 331.83 Food, clothes
and shelter of laboring classes
SUMMART
641 Food, eooktty
64a Serving, entertaining
643 Shelter, house, home
644 Heat, light, ventilation
645 Furniture, furnishings Decoration
646 Qothinc, toilet
647 Administration, household management
648 Sanitary precautions, cleaning
649 Nursery, sickroom
•z Theories, utility, etc. .4 Essays
•a Compends .5 Periodicals
.3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .6 Societies
•7 Study and teaching
Schools of housekeeping, experiment stations. Investigations of home con-
ditions. For cooking schools see 641 .07
.71 Schools and experiment stations
See 630.7 Agricultural schools, farmers institutes; 630.6 Farmen associa-
tions, granges, etc; 371.43 Manual training courses; 371.6764 Labora-
tory equipment for home economics courses; 375.64 Place in curriculum;
educational values. 640.7 1Z-.74 may be used for keeping all phases of
the subject in 640
.7 IX College and university courses and departments
Schools of college grade
.71a Secondary courses; high school
.713 Elementary courses; below high school
.714 Extension work
Courses for special needs: women's clubs, farmers* wives, etc.
.7a Research work: experiment stations, graduate courses
For Sage foundation see 306
.73 Normal courses, teachers institutes, etc.
.74 Exhibits Museums
•9 History
641 Food Cookery
For physiology of nutritiod, see 612.39; for dietetics and dietary
standards, 613 . 9; for food values, 641 . t
.01 Gastronomy Epicurism
Plesures of eating, esthetics of cookery, epicures (gourmets). For
flduttony, see 178.91 and 613.25
.03 Compends
.03 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
.04 Essays, addresses, lectures
.05 Periodicals
.06 Societies
.07 Study and teaching Cooking schools, classes and clubs
.08 Polygrafy
.09 History and description
Divided like 930^999* Including foods characteristic of different peoples.
but for preparation of specific dishes (i. e. recipes) peculiar to special
countries see 641 . 59
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
641.1 Food chemically considerd Food values Tables
For methods of chemical analysis see 543.x; for adulterations see 6x4 '3! ^o'
commercial preparation or manufacture see 664; for physiology of nutrition
see 6xa.39; for dietetics see 613.9
6x3.39 treats of physiologic effect of different kinds and quantities of foods
from purely scientific point of view, without regard to benefit or injury
6x3.3 treats of food requirements in special conditions of age or disease and of
the beneficial or injurious effects of different kinds of foods
64 1. 1 translates scientific facts into familiar terms for cook and housekeeper,
treats of the required amount of the different constituents and their propor-
tion as found in various foods
.II Organic food constituents
.12 Proteids or nitrogenous foods
Meat, egs, nuts, legumes, etc See also 613.398
.13 Carbohydrates or nonnitrogenous foods
Vegetables, cereals, fruits, sugar See also 612.396
.14 Fats, oils
See also 619.397
.15 Inorganic food constituents
.16 Water
.17 Salts, mineral or ash constituents
•3 Animal and vegetable foods
Class here also works dealing both with food material and its preparation
Subdivided like 630 e.g. 64X.33, Cereals, 641.34 Fruits
.31 Prices Relativ cost
Quality and other factors in buying for table
.4 Food preservation Markets
Subdivide like 664 (not yet completed)
For commercial methods see Chemic technology 664. S-. 9: tor transportatioa
see 656 (subdivision not completed)
.5 Cookery Cook books
General recipes, specific directions, in whatever form (books, cards, etc) for
preparing food
Distinction between 612.39, 613.2 and 641.5: in 641.5 class cook books and
collections of recipes in which physiologic and hygienic effects of foods (if
treated at all) are secondary; in 613 . 9 class dietaries and selection and prepara-
tion of food for special systemic conditions, with recipes subsidiary or with
recipes and diet about evenly balanced: in 6x9.39 class the scientific study of
physiologic effects of various foods, regardless of benefit or injury
See also 64X .59 Recipes peculiar to special countries: 641 .6 O)okery of specific
substances; 641.7 Cookery by specific processes; 641. 8 Composit dishes, ices,
confectionery, beverages
Brekfast
Luncheon, afternoon tea, supper
Dinner
Economic cookery
Special conditions
Under limitations of age, helth, ethical or religious theories, etc
•54
.56
.562
•563
.564
.565
.566
Hospital cookery
Children
Invalids and aged
Ethical limitations
Religious limitations
Seasons and days : Lent, fast days, etc
Cults: Jews, Buddhists, etc.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
64 1 . 5 7 Special situations
Adaptation to large numbers, large variety, and limitations of time, place
or appliances
.57a Hotd and restaurant cooking
.573 Army and navy cooking
See also 355
•574 Shipboard cooking
Bxdusiv of navy
•575 Camp and travel cooking
.576 Railway dining and buffet cars
•577 Itinerant companies; circuses, etc.
Methods of feeding large numbers en route or in temporary shelters
.578 Camp cooking
.58 Special utensils or fuels
.583 Cooking by oil
Including oil and gas together
•584 Cooking by gas
.585 Cooking by alcohol Chafing dish recipes
.586 Cooking by electricity
•587 Cooking by apparatus heated by steam or hot water
.588 Cooking by slowly applied heat
Aladdin ovens, fireless cookers
.59 Cookery of special countries
Class here descriptions of national cookery or recipes for dishes character-
istic of special countries or regions
.591 Frigid zone and cold wether
.592 Tropics and hot wether
Divide farther like 930-999, using these numbers preferably only for
reference and shelving books under 641. 5-. 5 78
.6 Cookery ; clast by material
Subdivide like 641.3
•7 Cookery ; clast by process
.71 Baking, roasting
.72 Braising
.73 Boiling, simmering Soups
.74 Stewing
-75 Steaming
.76 Broiling, grilling
.77 Frying, sautering
•8 Composit dishes
Ices, confectionery, beverages, etc. See also 641 • 53 Luncheon, afternoon tea.
supper
.81
.82 Entries Made dishes
.83 Salads
.84 Sandwiches
.85 Confectionery, candies, sweets, bonbons
.86 Ices: ice cream, sherbet, water ices, etc.
.87 Beverages Soft drinks
See also 663 Manufacture of beverages; 663.8 Bartenders manuals, mixing
drinks: 613.3 Hygiene of beverages
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
642 Serving Table Entertaining
See also 395 Btiquet
.1 Home and family meals
Brekfost, lunch, dinner, supper. Menus and servis
For tables of chemic constituents and calories see 641 > x
a Refreshments
Afternoon tea, sandwiches, ices, soft drinks
.3 Camp, picnic and travel lunches
Lists of supplies; suitable food and dishes; packing and accessories. For
recipes see 641 .53: for camp cookery see 641 .578
•4 Entertaining
.41 Private entertainments
.42 Small numbers
Luncheons, dinners, etc.
.43 Large ntmibers
Receptions, balls, garden parties, etc.
.45 Public entertainments
Banquets, dinners, clambakes, etc. For history of banquets, eating, etc.
see 394. z under Public and social customs. For dining room see 643.4
.48 Toasts Table anecdotes and conversation
See also table talk in literary miscellany
»5 Table sjrstems for large numbers
SI Table d'h6te
,52 American plan
53 European plan, k la carte
.54 Club: choice of combinations
,55 Harvard Memorial hall plan
Harvard university plan of a fixt charge for essentials, and coupons
(alimentary milage) for extras
.56 Mixt plan
Table d'hdte and k la carte; table d'hdte and club
•57 Lunch counters Cafeteria
.58 School lunch rooms
Management, prices, rules for payment, suitable food, freedom of choice, etc
See also 371 .716 School meals
•6 Serving Carving
Directions for setting table, changing courses, etc.
•7 Table furnishings
Linen, china, glass, plate, etc. Preferably clast here, tho possible to be con-
siderd part of 645.66 Dining room furnishings
•8 Table decoration
Selection and effectiv arrangement of flowers, colors, lights, centerpieces etc.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
643 Shelter: house, home
For types of houses and plans see 735i 737 and 728; for materials and construction
see 690; for heating and ventilation see 628.8. 644 and 697; for lighting. 628.9 and
644.3; for plumbing and gasfitting see 696; for furnishing see 64s
.1 Location, site
Social and religious character of neighborhood; accessibility, railways, tramways,
etc; nearness to churches, schools, markets, etc. Property increasing or decreas*
ing in value
For hygiene of soil and grounds (city, village or country) see 6x4.77; for Sanita-
tion, water sui^ly and drainage see 628
.2 Plan
Requirements of house for convenient and economic administration; relativ
situation and interconununication of rooms, amount and direction of ligh^, etc.
Special rooms: kitchen, dining room, baths, etc. For detacht rooms and bild-
ings see 728.9; for furnishing see 645; for architectural aspect of structural parts
of house (foundation, floors, walls, etc.) see 721; for wall finish see 729.31
.3 Kitchen and its equipment
.31 Plan: situation and arrangement
Relation to rest oi house. Housekeeper's requirements as guide to architect.
Light. For plans see 728 Residences, and 728.93 Detacht kitchens
.32 Ventilation
Carrying off odors, etc.
.33 Stoves, ranges, cookers, hot tables, fuels
See also 64Z .58 Caking by special utensils or fuels
.331 Fireplaces, open fires: turnspit, crane, etc.
.332 Coal and wood Stoves and ranges
.333 Oil and oil stoves
.334 Gas and gas stoves
Including natural gas and acetylene
•335 Alcohol and alcohol stoves Chafing dish
.336 Electricity and electric stoves
•337 Steam heated cooking appliances Steam tables
.338 Slow and fireless cookers
Aladdin oven, Norwegian hay box. See also 641 .588
.34 Machinery and laborsavers
.35 Utensils
.36 Pastry room
.37 Storeroom, larder Refrigerators
.38 Care of kitchen and accessory rooms
•39
•4 Dining room and adjuncts
.45 Serving room Butler's pantry
.47 Other pantries
.48 Cupboards
•5 Other special rooms
.52 Baths, lavatories, toilets
.57 Sun r(X)ms, solariums: sleeping balconies, etc.
.58 Laundry
Place in house; for equipment see 648. See also 728.93 Detacht laundries
•6 Laborsavers
General: bells, telefones, tubes, lifts, chutes, door openers and closers, etc. See
also special subjects; e.g. 648.52 Vacuum cleaners
.7 Repair
I
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
644 Heat Light Ventilation
•X Systems of heating
Deeiderata, relativ advantages for household
For varieties of apparatus and installation see 697; for sanitary engineering
8ee6a8.8
. 1 5 FirepUices Family harthstone
Open fire as household institution; mental influence
Sanitary advantages. See also 749 Artistic fireplaces
.19 Portable heaters : bedwarmers, warming pans, footwarmers
•2 Fuels
Relativ cost; clenliness; labor involved. e.g. hauling and carrying wood or coal
• and removing ashes. Chimney sweeping
.21 Wood
.22 Coal
.23 Oil, gasoline, etc.
.24 Gas
.26 Electricity
.3 Systems of lighting
Fixtures, fittings, accessories. Class here general discussion covering fixtures
and medium, their relativ advantages, etc. For medium alone see 644.31; for
fixtures see 644.3a
.3 1 Lighting medium
See also Chemic technology 665
.;^ 1 1 Candles
.312 Oil
.313 Gas
.3x4 Acetylene
.315 Electricity
See also 6ax .32 Electric lighting
.319 Other
.32 Apparatus and accessories
Subdivide each, if wisht, like 644.31
.321 Hand lamps Candlesticks
.32a Lanterns
.323 Table, banquet and piano lamps
.324 Standards
.325 Wall lamps Sconces
.326 Chandeliers Ceiling fixtures
.5 Ventilation
Most material belongs elsewhere; hygienic influence of air and light 613. i;
sanitary engineering 628.8; ventilating apparatus 697 'Q* For advantages of
fireplaces see 644. 15
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
645 Furniture, carpets, upholstery Decoration
For plan and furnishing treated together sse 643 .
See also hygiene 613.59; architectural decoration 739: design 745; artistic furni-
ture 749; manufactures of cotton, wool, etc. 677
•I Floor coverings: carpets, rugs
.2 Wall coverings
.3 Window and door furnishings
Screens, shades, awnings, draperies, wether strips
.4 General furniture
See also 645 .6 Furnishings for special rooms
. 4 1 Chairs Footstools
.42 Couches Settees
.43 Tables
.44 Desks
.47 Cushions, pillows, etc.
.48 Linen
Removable furniture covers, centerpieces, etc. See also 643.7 Table fur*
nishings; 64$. 67 Bedroom furnishings
.49 Other
.5 Ornaments
Clocks, vases, pictures, statuary, etc. See also 739 Bronzes, brasses bricabrac
.6 Special rooms
m
For kitchen see 643 .3: for laundry see 648
.61 Hall and stairs
Hatracks, umbrella stands, etc.
.62 Drawing room Reception room Parlor
.63 Library
.64 Study or offis
.65 Living room
Class here furnishings of room used as combined reception room, library and
living room
.66 Dining room
For table equipment and decoration see 64a • 7- . 8
.67 Bedrooms and nursery
Sleeping balconies, open air bedrooms. Beds and bedding, linen, etc. For
nursery see also 649
.68 Bathrooms Lavatories Toilets
Fittings and supplies. See also 646 . 7 Bathing
.69 Other rooms
Music, billiard and ball rooms, picture gallery, servants rooms, cellar, attic
•8 Outdoor space
Verandas, balconies, roof gardens
For sleeping balconies see 645.67. See also 712 Private grounds; 717 Arbors.
seats, outlooks
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
646 Clothing Toilet
See also ethics of dress, display 177.4; ecclesiastic costume 147 '7: clothing as
related to Economics of laboring classes 331 .83: bleaching and dyeing 667.x-. 3;
academic costume 378.39; history of costume 391; clothesmaking 687; hygiene of
clothing 613.48; adulteration of textils 6x4.37; for uniforms and liveries see
occupations to which they pertain
.01 Psychology and economics of fashions
Reasons for change of fashions; expense of fashionable dressing
.03 Compends
.03 Dictipnaries, cyclopedias
.04 Essays, lectures, addresses
.05 Periodicals
.06 Societies Dress reform societies
.07 Study and teaching
.08 Polygrafy
.09 Adaptation to climate or season
.09 1 Clothing for cold wether and frigid zones
.092 * " hot " * tropics
.1 Materials Textils and fibers
With reference to domestic use, or domestic use and hygiene combined. For
hygiene of materials see 6X3.48X: for general works on textils and fiben see
677 Manufacture of textils
1 1 Cotton
.12 Linen Flax Hemp
.13 Wool Mohair, alpaca, camel's hair, rabbit's hair, etc.
.14 Silk
.15 Lether
.16 Fur
.17 Other animal materials: fethers, hair, whalebone
.r8 Other vegetable materials
.181 Rubber
.182 Paper
.183 Celluloid
.184
.185 Straw Raffia
.186 Other fibers: jute
• I 9 Other materials - Tinsel, aluminum, asbestos, etc.
.2 Sewing Elnitting Crochet
For fancywork sec 746
.21 Plain sewing
Running, backstitching, hemming, overhanding, etc.
.24 Mending Darning
.26 Knitting and crochet Tatting
For machineknit goods see 677
.27 Crochet
.3 Clothing divided by wearers
Class here trade catalogs; e.g. Liliputian bazar catalog 646.36
See also 391 Costume; 687 Clothestnaking as a trade
.32 Clothing for men
.34 ** " women
.36 ** *• children
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
.46
.48
646.4 Clothing divided by purpose
Including directions to amateurs for cutting and making, economic use of
material » suitability of material for purpose, adaptation of style to material
and purpose, choice of color, etc. For limitation to special kinds of garments
see subdivisions below; e.g. patterns or catalogs of underwear 646.43
Subdivisions .43-. 48 may be farther divided by a Men, 4 Women, 6 Children
.42 Underwear
.43 Outer house garments
Gowns or dresses, coats, trousers, etc.
.45 Outdoor garments
Cloaks, coats, overcoats, shawls, sweters. etc. See also 646.5 Hedgear,
millinery; 646.48 Accessories: gloves, mufflers, etc.
Outer footwear
For hose see 646.4a
Garments for special purposes
Negligfe, lounging or smoking, yachting, bathing, hunting, riding, etc.
Accessories
Neckties, collars, cuffs, belts, aprons, caps, handkerchiefs, gloves, mufflers,
garnitures, etc.
For outdoor hedgear see 646 . 5
Millinery Outdoor hedgear
See 687 Millinery as a business
Hats, caps, etc. for men
Hats and bonnets for women
Other outdoor hedgear for women
Hoods, scarfs, etc.
Hedgear for children
For boys
" girls
Cleaning Drycleaning
For laundry see 648 . x
•7 Toilet Cosmetics Bathing
Care of hair, nails, teeth, etc.
For historic customs see 391 .5-. 6. See also hygiene, 613 .4 care of body
647 Household organization and administration
•I Household accounts: finances, cost
See also bookkeeping 657
Personnel
Intelligence offis, employment bureau
Class here regular employees or assistants; for occasional employees see 64^ 39.
For ethical considerations, see 173 '8. See also political economy. 331 Labor
and wages
Manager
Superintendent, housekeeper, steward. See also 640.8
Male employees
Female "
Foren "
Races and nationalities: orientals, negroes, etc.
52
54
55
56
57
58
6
.2
.ai
.33
.23
•24
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
647.25 Indoor servis
Cook, butler, waitress, parlor maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, nune.
laundress, fumaceman, etc. For housekeeper, steward^ etc. see 647.31; for
outdoor servis see 64 7 •a
.29 Other employees
Emergency help, household registers
.3 Servis outside the house
Coachman, gardener, laborers
.6 Wages Hours Duties
•9 Cooperativ and collectiv housekeeping
Hotels, clubs, apartments, commercial bildings, churches and other public and
semipublic establishments or rooms
See also 693.9 Bilding laws; 738 Residence architecture
.91 Tenements
See also 738.1 Tenement house architecture; 331.83 Housing o{ laboring
classes, including tenement house laws; 613.53 Hygiene of tenements
.92 Apartments, flats
See also 738.3 Apartment house architecture
.93 Cooperativ housekeeping
See also 334.4 for economic aspect
.94 Hotels Clubs
See also 728.4 Clubhouse. architecture; 738.5 Hotel architecture
.95 Restaurants, tea rooms, etc.
See also 643.5 Table systems for large numbers
.96 Public bildings Institutions
General administration and care affecting helth and convenience of occu*
'^ants and public; janitor's duties. May be subdivided if wisht like 735;
e.g. 647.963 Administration of offis bildings, or 647.9633 if so dose
classification is preferd
See also 363 Hospitals, asylums, etc; 365 Prisons
.97 Cottage systems
648 Sanitary precautions: laundry, cleaning
.1 Laundry Washing
Private, cooperativ, public. For other processes of clothes cleaning see 646.6
Dry cleaning. For sanitary precautions see 648. 5-. 6; for pests see 648.7
.II Administration Accounts
.12
Marking
.14
Equipment
Collectiv: specifications and cost. Class specific appliances with processes
to which they belong
•IS
Hand equipment
.16
Power "
.18
Supplies
Soap, starch, bluing, powders, reagents
.2
Washing
Requirements of temperature, ingredients, etc. for different materials Wash'
ing directions
.22
Washing by hand
.23
"** machine
.25
Starching
.27
Bluing Tinting
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
648.3 Drying Driers Extractors Wringers
Confined or open air Temperature Effect on dyes of freezing, etc.
A Ironing
.42 By hand Sad irons
Electric and gas heated irons, etc.
.43 By machine Collar and shirt machines, fluting irons, etc.
.45 Power machinery Mangle
.5 Cleaning and sanitation of house or bilding
See for sanitary engineering 628; for plumbing 696; for dry cleaning 646.6; for
chimney sweeping 644.2
.52 Sweeping and dusting
Floors, walls, moldings, furniture; implements, vacuum cleaners, etc.
.54 Washing
Porcelain, glass, windows, mirrors, paint, including table ware, bricabrac
and fixtures. For washing textils see 648 . a
.55 Polishing
Silver, knobs, scutcheons, pipes and other metals
.6 Disinfecting
Waste pipes, traps, etc. Household disinfectants. See also 649.8 Care of
sickroom; and public helth, 614.48 Disinfecting apparatus
.7 Pests; traps, poisons, insectifuges
649 Nursery Sickroom
This provides for persons requiring special adjustment of household administra-
tion: children and invalids
•1 Care of children
See also 136.7 Child study; 173 -5 Duties of parents
.2 Rooms Nursery
.3 Food
See also 6x3 .99 Diet of infants; 641 .5 Cookery for children
.4 Clothing and care of body
See also 646.36 Children's clothing, outfit and making; 646 4 Clothing fo(
various purposes; 6x3.4 Hygiene of bathing and clothing
.5 Exercise Recreation
See also 6x3.7 Hygiene of recreation; 790 Amusements
.55 Amusements: toys, dolls games
.6 Manners Habits
See also 173.6 Duties of children
.7
.8 Care of invalids and the iMirm Sickroom
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
650 Communicatioii Business
.01 Theory .oa Compendia .03 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .04
addresses .03 Periodicals .06 Societies, conventions .07 Study and
teaching .08 Collections .09 History
651 Offis economy (tentativ scheme)
The foUowinc table is pablisht tentatiTly, with a view to its redeving farther critl-
dsm before being finally incorporated in the Classification, and being therefore liable
to considerable change it has not been indezt
In industries and mercantil business 651 represents the nonproductiv branch, overhed
charges. See 658 for productiv branch alone of manufacturing or mercantil concern
RBFBRBNCES TO ALLIED SUBJECTS
oag Literary methods and laborsavers
613.6 Hygiene of employment
.7 * recreation and sleep
6a8.6 Sanitation, house drainage
.8 Ventilation and heating
.9 Lighting
SUMMARY
648.5 Cleaning
.6 Disinfecting
.7 Pests
696 Plumbing
697 Heating and ventilation
(construction)
65I.I
.II
.12
•13
.14
.16
.19
.2
.22
•23
•231
.232
.233
.234
.236
Environment .x Space
.2 Equipment
Structure .3 Organization
Function .4 Administration
.5 Records
.6 Special material
.7 Correspondence
Offis bildings and rooms
See also 735 Public bildings (architecture)
Location
Separate bildings; rooms in manufacturing bildings, in offis bildings, etc
Site
With reference to space, air, light, soil, slope of ground, etc.
Provision for growth
Arrangement
For economy of time and space; floor space, wall space
Special rooms
Typers
Lunch and conversation rooms
Rest rooms
Safety vaults, safes
Directors, trustees
Manager
Accountant
Dictation
Safety
See 614 8
Equipment
Fixtures
Partitions, counters, ledges, gates, stationary shelvs
Furniture
Chairs, stools, settees
Tables
Desks
Revolving cases
File cabinets, vertical files
See also 651.54 Storage methods
OPPIS ECONOMY
651.24 Furnishings and decoration
Put here only material limited to offis. Por other relatioiu see Decoration
in Relativ index
.241 Floor coverings
Subdivided like 022.96
.242 Wall treatment: covering or finish, pictures
.243 Window and door furnishings (shades, ctirtains,
portieres)
.26 Mecanical appliances
Por general or common use or belonging to a centralized nistem; nonindi-
vidual; not limited to a special department
See also 652 Typen. duplicators, addressing machines, telautografs;
657 Protectografs, bookkeeping machines and machines *€*t checks, handling
money, etc.
.262 Oral communication: telefones (wall, desk, in booth)
OfBs requirements and accessories. Number, location
See for telefone business 654.6; for telefone engineering 621.385
5 Local sistems: interfones
8 Speaking tubes
.263 Dictating machines
.264 Calculators, tabulators, statistical and adding machines
See abo 510.8
If closer classification is needed ad beds below:
X Adding machines
11 Listing
Those devised primarily for adding, even tho capable of other pro.
cesses (multiplying, dividing, subtracting) by special manipulation
12 Nonlisting
13 Tally counters
3 Approximate calculating devices
Based on logarithmic scale: slide rules, etc.
4 Exact calculating devices (mecanical)
5 Grafic or area calculators Planimeters
6 Statistical machines; e. g. sorting or tabulating: Hollerith
8 Tables, charts, special coordinate papers
. 265 Numbering machines
.266 F'astener, seal and other presses
Por multigraf and other duplicators see 652
.267 Mail and shipping rcK>m devices
Letter and merchandise scales; folders, wrappers, etc.
.268 Lifts, carriers, pneumatic tubes, etc.
Local, between desks or separate rooms of same ofiSs
See also Engineering 621.86 Hoisting and conveying machinery; 621.59
for construction and 654.8 for operation and sistems of imeumatic tubes
.269 Other mecanical devices
.3 Organization
See also 347-7 Commercial law, for legal rights and restrictions; 380 Commeroa
and communication, for relations of corporations to state and public; 658.1 for
financial organization of a business enterprise
.32 Work
Branches, departments, divisions, sections, etc.
.321 Planning department
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
651.34 Workers
OfiKs alone and those common to both offia and productiv branch. See 658.4
for those havin; to do with productiv branch alone. May, if desired, be farther
divided like 658.434. Topics coverd by 651.34 and also by 651.37 ax clast
in 651.37
.37 Grades Titles and duties
•37a Offisers: ezecutiv, director
Hed of enterprise
.373 Staf : department, division and section heds
5 Understudies, deputies
•374 Employees, routine workers
2 Bookkeepers
3 Clerks, stenografers, tyxnsts
4 Telefone operators, etc.
6 Pages, messengers, runners
7 Janitor force, laborers
8 Apprentises, volunteers
Not on payroll
.38 Pay: salaries, wages, pensions
Offis notes and discussions affecting the individtial staf. For general dis-
cussion nee economics, 331 -3 Remuneration for work
If wisht, 651.38 may be subdivided like 331 a; e. g. 651.383 Wage scales;
651.3825 Extra pay: bonuses, bounties, etc.; 651.384 Profit sharing;
65 T. 3 85 Pensiois (subdividing stil farther like 651.37 if necessary)
4 Administration
OfHs efficiency; i. e. ratio of work accomplisht to expenditure of time, effort,
material (goods, money, space)
.41 Time
.412 Disposal of time
By those above routine grades: offisers and staf
Regular engagements: monthly, weekly, daily
Public hours: for business callers, appointments; telefone vs personal
interview. Private hours: interruptions only for urgency
.42 Amount of servis
Divide like 033.6
.43 General ^requirements Staf rules
.431 Conversation
.432 Personal calls or work
•433 Soliciting money, subscriptions, contributions
.434 Respect and care for property
.435 Personal appearance, dress, imiforms
.436 Curtesy Indifference
.437
.438 Staf meetings Relations to hed
•45 Methods of increasing effectivness
Stimulation of effort
Jot motion study see 658.642; for organization of work see 651.32
.451 Variety of work vs monotony
.452 Labor savers
Business view, advantage to employer; for personal view see 029.2.
See also 651.26 Mecanical appliances; 651.465 Fittings, and 651.466
Supplies
OFPIS ECONOMY
651.453 Methods, routines
Principles; e. g. cart not to be put before hone. Per general diacusskm
of value of methods see aag.i. Clas routine for each kind of work under
its number; but here may be put chief's reference file of routines, subdi-
vided by clas number or alfabeted by subject
.455 Training of new appointees
.456 Information or * front * desk * Plant * messenger servis
Sistematic coUectioil and distribution of intniplant communications and
small articles. Discussion as admtnistrativ economies. Fbr place in
oiganisation see 651.32
.457 Mail and express routine
Recieving. Distributing: opening and dating. Collecting. Sending
Per place of this section in the organization see 651.32
.46 Material
Pittings and supplies oonsiderd together. Use of batgain catalogs
.461 Quality
Economies in adapting to purpose; e. g. extravagance of exiMnsiv cloth
envelops for cheap printed circulars
.462 Quantity
Quantity discounts, advantage of busring in bulk insted of in packages, etc.
.463 Sizes
See also oap.i Standard sizes
.464 Use, care of stock, stock closets or room
Times (days and hours). Requisition routine
.465 Fittings
Distinguisht by capacity for repeated or long wear from supplies, which ar
consumed in using; i. e. inkstands ar fittings; inks ar supplies
History and discussion of writing materials is in 65a. Enumeration below
is for offis memoranda of source of supply, prices, Idnd and quantity to be
kept on hand. etc.
1 Cutting: shears, knives, pencil sharpeners, paper cutters, letter
openers, punches
2 Fasteniiig, wrapping: clips, pins, rings, binders, mucilage
bottles, etc.
3 Writing: inkstands, penholders, fountain pens, rubber stamps,
ink pads, steel erasers
4 Drawing and mesuring: compasses, d'viders, rulers, straight*
edges; scales, balances
5 Calctdating: tables, charts; interest, amortization, index num-
bers, wage tables, etc. See also 510.8
6 Holding: racks, coin trays, sponge cups, boxes
8 Memoranda: ticklers, card trays, guides, spindle files, etc.
9 Other: brushes, pliers, perpetual kalendars (wall or desk) etc.
.466 Supplies
Perishing with use; see note to 651.465
a Fastening: mucilage, glue, adhesiv clips, rubber bands
3 Writing: paper, pencils, steel pens, ink, blotters, rubber
erasers
7 Labeling: tags, gumd labels, letters and figures
8 Memoranda: kalendars, notebooks
9 Other: blanks
.47 Inventories
.472 Frequency and times
.473 Forms
.474 Perpetual, automatic
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
.5
Records Files and filing
Matter, form, treatment
.51
Form
.512
Book
.513
Card sistem
2
Cards
5
Sheets, loose leaves Looseleaf books
For publication in looseleaf form see 655.53
8
Strips (clocks, adding machines, etc."^
.52
Mode of production
.522
Hand written
.523
Machine "
.525
Automatic: e. g. clock records
.53
Arrangement, classification
.531
Rases: department, subject, function,
person, priority,
importance
.533
Sistems
2
Alfabetic: persons, places or subjects in
indexing
a b c order; self
4
Numeric: 123 order; requiring index
5
Cronologic: by dates "
6
Clast: numeric, alfabetic or mlxt notation,
requiring index
651.54
Storage methods
For file furniture see 651.236
.542
Flat on side
Cabinet, box and pigeonhole filing
For roller shelving see 022.46; for cases for maps and drawings see 022.485
.543
Rolled
Horizontal: on shelvs. wall or in drawers
On end: in closets or stalls
.545
Erect, on shelvs
Books, binders, file boxes
.546
Vertical files
.55
Accessories
For furniture see 651.23
.552
Guides
Htght. Projections: advantages; width
Material: paper, wood, metal, celluloid
Reinforcement: label holders, celluloiding
554
Labels
.56
Permanent records
Elements determining establishment; authorization
.563
Statistics
See also 31 z
a
Data
4
Tables
6
Grafs (line, block and other charts)
.57
Temporary records and papers
Engagements, memoranda and other desk miscellany
Pigeonhole sistems Ticklers
OFFIS ECONOMY
651.6
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.672
.673
.675
.677
.678
651.7
.71
.712
.713
.714
•71S
.717
.718
.72
.74
75
752
753
754
756
757
758
76
77
78
Special material
For accounting records aee 657
* stock and sales records see 658.7^.8
Specifications
Estimates
Plans, drawings, maps
Printed matter (issued by oflSs)
Order records and blanks. Pfle of samples
Employes records
Applications, recommendations, grading, time
Letter files
See also 651.533 Arrangement
By correspondents
Rules for determining * correspondents ': writer or firm, oflBaer or insti>
ttttaon. etc. For numeric sistem see 651.5334
By subject
Removals: ' out ' indexes, markers, dummies
Copies of outgoing letters
In books, separate from letters
Cnrbond, on back of original or on separate sheet; roller copies; filed
with letters
Transfer files (for storage)
Correspondence, reports, etc.
Stationery
See also 659.1 Advertising
Paper: size, quality, weight, tint, etc.
For papermaking see 676; for history of writing material see 65s
Letterheds
Memo beds
Bil beds
Postcards
Envelops
Blanks
For saving letterwriting; e. g. forms for extracts from minutes. For other
q>ecial purposes see topic
Style Business English
Conciseness, spelling, capitalization, punctuation, margins, spacing
See also 039.6
Letters
Definitness and accuracy; paragrafing and tabulating
Opening (address) and closing; postcard style
Inclosures Separate related matter
Form letters, automatic (answers by key numbers)
Follow-up
Interstaf notes
Directness, breves. See also 653 -3 Notehand abbreviatkms
Notises, calls for meetings
Minutes, committee business
See also 651.7s
Reports
Otgaiusation of material; analists
Transmission and introduction
Statistics Recommendations, etc.
652
653
•OX
.02
.03
.04
.041
.042
.043
.044
.045
.046
.047
.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
.1
.2
.33
.34
•35
■36
.37
.38
•4
.41
.42
43
.44
.5
SI
.52
53
54
■55
56
'57
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Writing; material, typewriters, cipher
Abbreviations Shorthand
Theories Available material Shading Positioii Detacht Towels
Practicability for general use Teaching in public schools
For methods see 653.07
Speed See also 653.046, Verbatim reporting
Applications
Personal notes and records
Correspondence
Amanuensis work
Newspaper work
Shorthand job offises
Official reporting, court and legislativ
Periodicals
Societies
Education Shorthand schools Teaching, privately or in classes
If strictly limited to one system, dass with that system
a ■ a «
History Divided by countries like-93o-909
Abbreviations Omissions of silent letters, vowels, etc.
Covers desirability, dangers, lists, and all general matter about use of recognised
abbreviations. See also 421.4 Phonetic spelling; 421.8 Abbreviations
Abbreviation systems
Brief longhand. Fonoscribing. etc. For telegrafic codes, see 65a
Covers only systems of quick writing with conmion characters.
Stenografies
. Includes both discussions and systems with arbitrary signs and new characters
Before 1837
Gtimey
Gabelsberger
Stolze (Dettmann)
Taylor (Baker; Harding; Odell)
Cross
Scovil
Duploy^ (Pemin, Sloan)
Phonetic shorthand Phonografies
Limited to phonetic stenografy, i. e. brief sound writing,
systems using Isaac Pitman's consonants
Before Pitman (1837)
Bell
Jones
Williams
Pitman old vowel scale systems
Benn Pitman
Graham
Scott-Brown
Marsh
Thornton
Haven
Allen
.5 and .6 include only
i
SHORTHAND
653.6 Pitman new vowel scale systems
.61 Izaac Pitman
.6a Munson
.63 Longley
.64 Bumz
•7 Connected vowel systems
.71 Linddey's takigrafy
.72 Everett
.73 Barrows
.74 Bishop
•9 Foren systems Divided by languagw like 400
The hedB above are for English tystems or (m in 653.3) foren systeoM adapted to
and naed for Bnglish. Other eyatemt are groupt here by languages, but history
of shorthand in special countries is in 653.09
654 Telegraf Cables Signals
Business aspects. For engineering see 621.38; for codes see 652
.1 Telegrafic instruments
•2 Duplezi quadraplezi multiplex telegrafs, etc.
•3 Printing, perforating^ dial telegrafs, etc.
^ Telegrafic construction; poles, wires, condits, etc.
•5 Cables Submarine
.6 Telefones
.7 Alarms ; burglar, fire Annunciators, bels
.8 Spealdng tubes Pneumatic tubes
•9 Signals See also 534-83 N^avigatton signals; 623.7 Military sigaai*.
655 Printing Publishing Copyright
.1 History of printing
.11 Origin, invention
.III Claims of Gutenberg, Mainz
.112 Claims of Coster, Haarlem
.12 Celebrations, anniversaries
.121 1640
.122 1740
.123 1823
.124 1840
.13-. 1 9 Printing in special countries Divided Uke 930-909
.2 Type and typesetting
.21 Type founding Tools of the art
.22 Electrotyping and stereotyping, etc. Patent blocks
For Photoelectrotyping, see 777
.23 Patent types, logotypes, etc.
.24 Paces, sizes, styles Specimen books
.25 Typesetting: composition, proofreading, distribution
Artistic composition: taste, display, job work
.27 Imposition Locking up, etc.
.28 Typesetting and distributing machines Linotype,
monotype
I
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
6 J J.3 Practical printillg For Calloo printinc im 667 . 3
.31 Printing presses
.32 Press work : making ready Color printing Cuts
Cutting stock
.33 Drying: hydraulic pressing, etc.
•35 Stamps, stamping, etc.
For ttencils see 653
.36 Machines: paging, numbering, etc.
See alBO 654.3 Printing telegrafs; 651-365 Hand numbering machines; 652 Type-
writers, addressing machines
.37 Nature printing From pUnu, etc.
.38 Printing for blind See also 371 .91 Education of blind
4 History of publishing and bookselling
Divided by countries like 930-999
•5 Publishing and bookselling
.51 Selection of mss
For freedom of press «f censorship, see 333; Morals of press I79- 1
.52 Relations to authors
Copjrright payments, prices of mas bought
.53 Format
Sise. paper, type, illustrations, binding
.54 Cost of manufacture
Retail prices and discounts to dealers
.55 Advertising, press copies and notices See 659.1 Adverti«n«
.56 Retail bookselling Prices and discounts to buyers
.57 Subscription book publishing, canvassing
.58 Publishing societies
.59 Publishing by governments, institutions^ etc.
.6 Copyright Literary property
.61 Perpetual or common law right
Including ethics of copyright
.62 Copyright in other matter than books
Music, mss. lectures, trademarks
.63 International copyright
See also 341.5 International private law
.64-.69 Copyright in special countries
Dfvided like 940-999
656 Transportation: railroading, etc.
Running of trains, train and boat timetables, luggags and freight handling, lists o
sailings: crews and shifts, disdplin, etc.
For m:chanical interrelations of track and rolling stock sse 6a5. 2
For reports, government regulation. rat3 schedulas. eto. sse 385 for railroads, 386 for
canal and 387 for riv^ and 'ocean transportation
657 Bookkeeping Accounts
658 Business methods Industrial management
A tentativ skeme prepared for inclusion in this edition and set in type has, on
further conference with those specially interested, been withdrawn for more extended
revision. Proof copies of this skeme, which is liabl to considerabl alteration, wil be
sent on application to those willing to cooperate in perfecting it. When revision has
reacht a point for general distribution, revised form wil be publisht as a separate at
a nominal price
USEFUL ARTS
659 Other topics
.1 Advertising
660 Chemic technology
.1 .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .4 Bisayt
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 .9 Historv
of rhemic technology
661 Chemicals
.1 Chemic elements divided uka 546
.2 Acids : sulfuric, nitric, etc.
•3 Alkalies: potash, soda, ammonia
•4 Salts Por common salt see 664 . 4
.5 Ammonia salts
.6 Sulfates and nitrates
.7 Cyanids
662 Pyrotechnics Explosivs, matches, etc,
.1 Pyrotechnics
•2 Explosivs See 6aa. 33 Blasting; 623.4 Ordnance
.3 Gunpowder
.4 Puses, percussion caps
.5 Matches
.6 Fuel: coal, peat, natural gas, etc.
.7 Charcoal, coke Sce also 644.22 Domestic economy 669.8 Metallurgy
.8 Artificial fuel Sac also 644.2 Domestic economy 669.8 Metallurgy
003 OeVera^eS S^e also 17s Temperance 614.35 Adulterations
.1 Fermented
.2 Wine
.3 Brewd
.4 Beer
.5 Distild
.6 Artificial mineral waters: soda water
.7
.8 Mixing drinks Barkeepers manuals
.9 Chocolate, coco Commercial mixing of teas, cofiFees, etc.
664 Foods
For Adulterations see 6x4.31 Public helth. See also 641 Domestic economy
.1 Sugar, Qiolasses, glucose, etc.
.2 Starch, tapioca, sago, etc.
.3 Artificial butter, oleomargarin Lard, compound lard
For butter, milk, and cheese see 637 Dairy
.4 Salt
.5 Spices Condiments
•6 Yeast Bakin^ powder
.For bred see 641.631 Cookery
.7
.8 Methods of preservation: fruits and vegetables
.0 Preservation of meat and fish
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
665 Oils Gases Candles Lamps
.1 Candles Torches
.2 Animal oils and fats see also 664.3 Poods
•3 Vegetable oils and fats
•4 Mineral oils: paraffin, ozocerite^ asphaltum
.5 Petroleum, kerosene
•6 Lamps see also 644.32 Domestic economy
.7 Illuminating gases Calcium light
.8 Other gases
666 Ceramics Glass, etc.
• I Glass See aUo 748 Staind glass
.2 Enamel
•3 Ceramics See also 738 Pottery, porcelain
.4 Cla.y See also 5S3. 6 X Economic geology
.5 Porcelain
.6 Stoneware, earthenware, pottery
•7 Bricks Tiles See alao 691.4 BOdlng materials; 695.3 Roofing
.8 Artificial stone see also 691 .3 BUdlng materials
•9 Cements Limes Mortars See aUo 691.5 BUdtngmaterUb
667 Bleaching, dyeing, etc.
.1 Bleaching
.2 Dyeing Artificial colors Silk and wool
.3 Cotton dyeing and calico printing
•4 Inks : writing inks, indelible inks
.5 Printing inks
•6 Paints and pigments see also 698 . z House painting; 751 Pine arta
.7 Varnishes Polish Lacker see aUo 698.3 vanuahing
.8 Japan Blacking
•9
668 Other organic chemic industries
•I Soap
.2 Glycerin
.3 Glue
4 Gums and resins
.5 Essences, perfumery, essential oils and ethers, etc.
See also 646.7 Toilet
.6 Fertilizers see also 631.8 Agrlcttlture
.7 Distillation : coal tar, etc.
USEFUL ARTS
669 Metallurgy and assaying
History of metals goes here, not in 553, 623, nor 671
.1
Iron and steel
.3
Gold and silver
•3
Copper
4
Led
.5
Zinc
.6
Tin
.7
Mercury and other metals
.8
Fuels and furnaces Slags
•9
Assaying
670
Manufactttres
Specific topics go where of most interest. These heds are for the general subject of metal,
wood, etc. manufactures, and for such specific manufactures as are not of more interest
elsewhere. But an accotmt of a specific manufacture is conunonly most useful with its
own subject; e. g. a steam engin is certainly made of metal, but its manufacture should
go under 63Z . r, not 672. The character of the library often decides thd*plaoe of greatest
interest. An agricultural library would prefer the manufacture and everything about
wood chums with the dairy, 637, while a manufacturing library might prefer it with
other wood manufactures in 674< A general library will incline to the special subject,
as a more minute classification is thus obtained, and references under 670 answer inquiriei
for all the library has on the subject of brass or rubber or paper mannfartures. Whether
grottpt by use or material, if sought from the other standpoint, the references show the
resources promptly. As a rule the use is the better classification, being more minute
and oftener wanted. But if the uses are various the general hed is better; e. g. bells
axe for scores of distinct uses, but their manufacture is a unit; but all chums are for
the dairy
671 Articles made of metals
673 Of iron and ste«l; stoves, cutlery, etc.
673 Of brass and bronze; bells, etc. see abo 730
674 Lumber and articles made of wood
675 Lether " " " " lether
676 Paper " " " "* paper
677 Cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc.
678 Rubber and articles made of rubber
679 Celluloid and other
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
Amateur man-
.1
691
.1
•3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
692
.1
.2
•3
.4
.5
.6
.7
.8
•9
Mechanic trades
uals
Watch and instrument making
Catalogs of miscellaneous instruments. Class special instruments with their subjects
Blacksmithing
See also Zootechny, 636.0834 Shoeing
Horseshoeing
Lock and gun making
Carriage and cabinet making
Furniture. See also 749 Artistic furniture; 694.7 Pine joinery, interior finish.
Highway vehicles for sei>arate tractors, either animal or motor. For motor vehicles
see 629.2
Saddlery and shoemaking Trunks
Bookbinding
Clothesmaking Hats
Other trades
Bilding
For Architectural construction, see 721
.1 Theories of construction .a Compends, manuals .3 Dictionaries, cyclo-
pedias .4 Essays, lectures .5 Periodicals .6 Societies, exhibitions
.7 Education, study, training, apprentisship. tools and their use (for use
of special tools see special trade) .8 Collections, patents, inventions
.9 History of bilding construction
Material Processes Preservativs
Waterproofing See also 6ao.z Strength of materials
Wood Creosotingi etc.
Natural stone Paraffining, etc.
Artificial stone Concrete
Bricks Tiles Other ceramic product"
Lime Cement Plaster
Glass
Iron Steel Antirust processes
Other metals
Other materials
Plans Specifications, etc.
General drawings
Detail drawings
Specifications
Contracts Agreements Bids Advertisements
Estimates Quantities Costs
Superintendence
Supervision of accounts
Professional servises Fees Commissions
Bilding laws Liabilities of architects, owners, and
contractors
USEFUL ARTS
693
Masonry Plastering Fireproofing
.1
Stone constniction
.11
Bonds of stone work
.12
Cutting and dressing of stone
Sse 515.8 Stereotomy; 736 Stone carving
•2
Brick construction
•a I
Bonds of brick work
.22
Adobe or sundried brick, etc.
•3
Terra cotta construction Tile
.4
Hollow tile and porous terra cotta construction
.5
Concrete and beton construction
.6
Plastering
.61
Bxtemal plastering and stucco
.62
Internal plastering
.63
Ornamental plaster work
.64
Scagliola
.65
Wooden lath
.66
Metal lath (Wire, etc.)
.67
Mineral wool linings, etc.
•7
.8
Fireproofing
•9
694
Carpentry: joinery, stairbilding
.1
Wood construction; general
.2
Joints of woodwork Framing
'3
Strengthend beams
•4
Posts ColumS See also 731 . 31
•5
Paneld and lattist construction
.6
Joineryi general For Finishing, varnish, polish, etc. see 698 3
.7
Ornamental joinery Cabinet work
For cabinetxnaki'^x see 684
.8
Stairbilding see also 515-83 stereotomy
.9
Other branches see also 721 87-89
695
Roofing: slating, tiling P^r roof construction se<
•z
Wood: shingle
•2
Slate
.3
Tile
4
Metal: tin, copper, led, zinc
•5
Iron
.6
Asfalt Tar Concrete (Melted)
•7
Felt Asbestos Paper (In rolls)
.8
Textil : duck, canvas
•9
Thatch and other coverings
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
696 Plumbing UGas and steam fitting, etc.
•I Plumbing For principles of sanitatiOQ seo 628
•2 ^ Gasfitting
.3 Steamfitting
4 Rivets and riveted joints
•5 Screws and screw joints
•6 Rust or calkt joints
•7 Anchors Band irons
.8 Otlier branches
.9 Plumbing laws see also 614 Public helth
697 Heating and ventilation
See also sanitary engineering. 6a8 . 8 ; domestic economy, 64 1. Por liglitins see 6a8.9
•I Fireplaces
a Stoves
.3 Furnaces
•4 Hot water, high and low pressure
•S Steam, high and low pressure
For boilers, see 621.184; 'or power plants, see 621.19
•6 Gas : coal gas, water gas, natural gas
.7 Electric and other methods
•8 Smoke flues and chimneys
.9 Ventilation : air ducts, condits, fans
698 Painting Glazing Paperhanging
.1 Painting Oil
.2 Distemper and fresco
.3 Varnishing Polishing
.4 Other modes of protection
•5 Glazing For Stalnd glass see 748
•6 Paperhanging
•7 Textil hangings : tapestry
For tapestry design, see 745
•8 ReUef work: lincrusta, stampt lether, etc.
.9 Other branches
69 Car bil ding
Railway and tramway cars, passenger and freight, with or with3ut motors. For
highway cars see 629.2
700 Fine arts
701 Philosofy: theories, utility, esthetics
702 Compends, outlines
703 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
704 Essays, lectures, addresses
765 Periodicals, magazines, reviews
706 Societies: transactions, reports, etc.
707 Education: study and teaching of art
708 Art galleries and museums
•z American : Corcoran, Metropolitan, Boston
a Bnglish : National, Hampton Court, Windsor
•3 German : Dresden, Munich, Berlin, Vienna
4 French: Louvre, Luxembourg
•S Italian: Vatican, Sistine, Pitti, Medici, Borbonico
•6 Spanish: Madrid, Seville
•7 Russian : St Petersburg, Hermitage
•8 Scandinavian: Copenhagen
•9 Other countries
709 History of art in general Divided uke 930-w
710 Landscape gardening
Town and city planning For special cities see 914-919
711 Public parks
712 Private grounds, lawns
713 Walks Drives
714 Water: fountains, lakes
715 Trees Hedges Shrubs
Seeal8o6.M-9 Forestry; s8 a boUny
716 Plants Flowers
.1 Plants .2 Fbwsra .3 Conservatories .4 Window gardens .5 Pemeries
717 Arbors Seats Outlooks
718 Monuments Mausoleums
719 Cemeteries see also 393.1 Earth buHal; 614 6. Public helth
DBCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
720 Architecture
.1 Theories, esthetics, architectonics .2 Compends, maniials .3 Dictionaries,
cyclopedias .4 Essays, lectures .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Bdacation,
study, training, schools of architecture .8 Polygrafy. collections .9 General
history of architecture, divided geograficly like 940-999
721 Architectural construction
I FoUnd&tiOllS see also bridge engineering, 624 . i Foundations
1 1 Foundation bed Nature of soil Load on foundation
Trial borings. Rock, sand, gravel, peat, quicksand
12 Excavation: timbering, shoring
13 Material for bilding foundations
Divided like 630. z
132 Wood
133 Stone, cement, concrete
a Stone, dimension or rabble
5 ' Cement
6 Concrete
Brick
Pile foundations: general Material
Sand piles
Wood or timber piles
Concrete piles
Iron piles
Pile foimdations: method of sinking
Piledriver
Screw pile Boring anchor
Disk pile
Hydraulic pile
Pneumatic pile
Platform and other special foundations
Timber platforms or gratings: plank foundations
Concrete platforms
Iron and concrete: reinforced concrete platforms
Masonry platforms
Concrete legs or stilts
Cantilever foundations
Subaqueous foundations
Cofferdams
Open crib or caisson
Pneumatic caisson
Freezing
Pneimiatic forcing
Sunken wells: dredging thru wells
Sunken tubes
134
14
141
142
143
147
IS
151
152
153
154
155
16
162
163
I6S
166
167
17
171
172
173
174
175
•176
.177
Cylinder foundations
FINE ARTS
721. 2 Walls
.21 Wood and halftimberS
.22 Stone
.23 Artificial stone, concrete, pis^, etc.
.24 Brick
.25 Bases Water tables Belt courses
.26 Arcades Colonnades
.27 Comises
.28 Gables and pediments See also 721.58 OaUe roofs
.29 Other walls
•3 Piers Colums
.31 Wood See also Carpentry 694.4
.32 Stone
.33 Concrete, artificial stone
.34 Brick, terra cotta
.35 Iron, steel
.36 Fireproof Protected
•4 Archt constructions
See 634.6 Archt bridges; and 739-33 and 729.37 Elementary forms
.41 Arches, circular
.42 Arches, other forms
.43 Vaults, cylindric
.44 Vaults, groind
.45 Vaults, other forms
.46 Domes, circular
.47 Domes, other forms
•5 Roofs See also 69s Roof coverings; 634.9 Engineering, roofs; 739.35 Roof
design
.51 Wood
.52 Masonry
.53 Glass
.54 Metallic
.55 Windows Openings in roofs
.56 Roof decoration: cresting, repouss^ work, colord tiles, etc.
See also 695 . 3
.57 Spires and domes
. 58 Gables See also 72 X . 38 Gable walls
.59 Other forms of roofs
•6 Floors and flooring
.61 Wood Construction and coverings
.62 Stone " «
•.63 Brick and hollow tile ** «
.64 Metallic Compound " **
.65 Composit " "
,66 Parquetry Coverings only
.67 Mosaics " **
. 68 Tiles see 695 . 3 Roofing tile
.69 Oth^ coverings
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
721.7 Ceilings
For vaulted ceilings, see 7^1 .4 and 729.34
.71 Wood
.72 Stone
.73 Brick or tiles with iron
.74 Metallic
•75 Concrete Plaster
.76
.77
.78
.79
.8 Doors Gates Grilles Windows
.81 Doors, wooden
.82 Doors, metallic
.8.^ Doors, sash, lattis, screen, etc.
.84 Windows, external
.85 Windows, internal
.86 Inclosures of doors and windows
Architraves Pilasters Jams Pediments Lintels, etc.
.87 Shutters Blinds Screens Grilles
.88 Fastenings Locks
.89 Other details
•9 Iron and composit structures
For strength of materials, see Engineering, 6ao. zi
.91 Cast iron
.92 Wrought iron
.93 Steel
.94 Composit
-95 Iron and wood
.96 Iron and stone
.97 Iron and brick, tile, terra cotta Reinforced concrete
.98 Iron and glass
.99 Wood and glass
722 Ancient and Oriental architecture (Pagan)
See also 571 .8 Prehistoric dwellings
•I Chinese Japanese
.2 Egyptian
.3 Phenician Tynan Jewish Carthaginian Cypriote
•4 Indian (Asiatic)
Hindu, Buddhist, Jaina, Htmalajran, Dravidian, Chalukyan, Indo-Ariran, Burmese,
Siamese, Cambodian
•5 Clialdean Assyrian Babylonian Ancient Persian
Sassanian
•6 Pelasgian Etruscan
•7 Roman ^^ 729-33 for Roman orders
A Grecian see 729 -32 for Greek orders
.9 Other: Aztec, Peruvian, Maya, Yucatan, etc.
FINE ARTS
723 Medieval Christian Mohammedan
Early Christian
Byzantine Armenian Russian
Mohammedan: Saracenic, Moorishi Persiani Turkish,
Xn^fi^T^ For Ancient Indian see 7aa . 4
Romanesque
•I
•2
•3
•4
.41
,42
43
44
■45
.46
.47
.48
49
•S
724
.1
.19
.a
•3
4
•S
•S9
.6
.7
.8
•9
.1
.II
.12
.14
.16
.17
.18
.19
Scotch
English
German
French
Italian
Spanish
Irish
Saxon Norman
Austrian
Provencal Norman
Sicilian Norman
Portuguese
Swedish Norwegian
Angevin
Danish
Minor countries
Gotiiic or pointed Divided liice 7^3 4
Modern
All the subaectiont of 724 are subdivided geografidy like 940-999
Renaissance
Baroque Rococo
Grecian revival
Gothic revival
Victorian Gothic Tudor Elizabethan
Queen Anne
Georgian
N§o-Grec
Swiss Timber
Romanesque revival
Other styles
Public bildings
Administrativ Governmental
Capitols Houses of parliament
Ministries of war, state, etc.
City and town halls Btu'eaus Public ofiSses
Custom houses Bonded warehouses Excise offises
Court houses Record oflSses
Post offises, general and special
Official residences Palaces of rulers
Barracks Armories Police stations
See also 623.61 Military bildings
Engin houses Fire alarm stations
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
725.2 Business and commercial
.21 Stores, wholesale and retail
.22 Mixt store, offis, and apartment Hidings
.23 Offis bildings: telegraf, insurance
.24 Banks: safe deposit, savings
.25 Exchanges Boards of trade
.26 Markets
.27 Cattle markets Stock yards
.28 Abattoirs
.29 Other business bildings
.3 Transportation and storage
.31 Railway passenger stations
.311 Small (cotmtry) stations
.312 Large (city) "
.313 Union stations
.314 Stations on 2 levels
.315
.316
.317 Street-car stations
.318 Elevated railway stations
.319 Undergroimd railway stations
.32 Railway freight houses
.33 Railway shops, roundhouses, car houses, tanks, stores
.34 Dock bildings Wharf boats and houses
.35. Warehouses Cold storage Safe deposit storage
.36 Elevators, grain
•37
.38 Garages Livery stables ,
For private stables and garages see 728.94
.39 Other
4 Factories
.41 Textil factories or mills: wool, cotton, silk
.42 Breweries Malteries Distilleries
.43 Foundries Machine shops Iron and steel works
.44 Woodworking mills Furniture factories
.45 Carriage and car factories
.46 Paper mills
.47 Mills for flour, meal, feed, etc.
.48 Potteiy, glass, terracotta, brick works
.49 Other factories
FINB ARTS
725.5 HoS^talS and asylums see alto 735 6 ReformatoriM
.51 Sick and wounded Eye and ear Incurables Lying-in
.52 Insane
.53 Idiotic Feebleminded
.54 Blind Def and dum
.55 Paupers Almshouses
.56 Aged
.57 Children Orphans
.58 Foundling
.59 Soldiers homes
.6 Prisons and reformatories
.61 State prisons Penitentiaries
.62 Jails Cell houses
.63 Reformatories for adults Houses of correction
.64 Reform schools
.65 Washingtonian homes Inebriate asylums
.66
.7 Refreshment Baths Paiks
. 7 1 Caf ^ Restaurants
.72 Saloons
.73 Baths: warm, medicated, turkish, russian
.74 Swimming baths
.75 Bildings for watering places, spas, etc.
.76 Bildings for parks
.8 Recreation
.81 Music halls
.82 Theaters Opera houses
Grand stands, stadiums
.83 Halls for lectures, readings, etc.
.84 Bowling alleys Billiard saloons
.85 Gjnimasiums Turn halls
.86 Skating rinks Bicycle rinks
.87 Boat houses
.88 Riding halls and schools
.89 Shooting galleries
.9 Other public bildings
.91 Exhibition halls
.92 Temporary halls Tabernacles Wigwams
.93 Workingmen's clubs and institutes
•94
DBCIKAL CLASSIFICATION
726 Ecclesiastic and religious
•I Temples
.2 Mosques
•3 Synagogs
4 Chapels Sunday school bildings
•S Churches
•6 Cathedrals
•7 Monasteries Convents Abbeys
.8' Mortuary: cemetery chapelSi receiving vaults, tombs
.9 Other: T. M. C. A. etc.
727 Educational and scientific
•I Schools
Study and recitation rooms. Not including dormitory or boarding
•2 Academies Seminaries Boarding schools
•3 Colleges Universities
.4 Professional and technical schools : law, theology, etc.
•S Laboratories: physical, chemic see sa^.i biologic, etc.
Zoologic and botanic gardens see aiao 590.7 and 580.7
.6 Musemns Herbariums see 580.7
•7 Art galleries Studios
.8 Libraries see oaa Library bildings
•9 Other: learned societies, etc.
728 Residences
•I Tenement houses
-ix City homes of poor
.12 Country "
. 1 3 Cit6s ou vriferes
.2 Apartment houses Flats Family hotels
.3 City houses Mansions Palaces
.31 Between party walls Stone
.32 ** « Brick
.33 " " Partly wood
.34 Semidetacht, including end houses in city blocks Stone
•35 ** " " Brick
.36 " " " Partly wood
.37 Detacht Stone
.38 *' Brick •
.39 " Partly wood
4 Club houses BUdincs for secret societies
•5 Hotels Inns
.51 City hotels
.52 Summer resorts
.53 Country inns
PINE ARTS
728.6
Village and country homes
.61
Village dwellings; on small lots
.62
Stone
.63
Brick
.64
Concrete or stucoo
.65
Part masonry, part wood
.66
All wood
.67
Farmhouses
.68
Laborers cottages
7
Seaside and mountain cottages Chalets
.8
Country seats
81
Castles
.82
Chateaux
.83
Manor houses
.84
Villas
.9
Outbildings
.91
Porters lodges
.92
Servants quarters
•93
Kitchens and laundries;
.94
Stables Carnage houses Garages
See alio 73S>3S Public garages and livery ttables
.95
Bams Granaries
.96
Dairies
.97
Ice houses
.98
Conservatories Greenhouses Graperies
.99
Other
729 Architectural design and decoration
For deoorativ illumination see 745
•X
The elevation
.11
Composition
.12
Distribution
.13
Proportion
.14
Light and shade
.15
Perspectiv effect
16
.17
.18
.19
For i>rojection of shadows and grafics of light and shadow see 5x5.63 and 515. 7
•a The plan
.21 Elements required
.22 Distribution
.23 Proportion
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
729
3 Elementary forms
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
SI
52
S3
54
55
56
57
58
59
6
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
For construction of these forms see 73 z
Walls Moldings Comises
Piers, colums, pilasters, pedestals and the orders Colonnades
Arches and arcades
Vaults and domes
Roofs Spires Dormers
Towers
Gables and pediments
Doors and windows Bays Oriels
Stairs and balustrades
See also 515. S3 Stereotomy; 694.8 Stairbildina
Painted decoration
See also 729.7 Mosaic
Vegetable forms
Animal forms
Grotesque forms
Conventional and geometric forms
Painted moldings
Painted friezes and panels
Painted colums and pilasters
Painted ceilings and vatilts
Painted walls
Decoration in relief
For bas relief and figure carving see 730
Vegetable forms
Animal forms
Grotesque forms
Conventional and geometric forms
Carvd moldings
Carvd friezes and panels
Carvd colums and pilasters
Carvd ceilings and vaults
Other carvd ornament
Incrustation and veneering
Of external walls (ip brick, stone, or marble, tiles, etc.)
Of interiors
Intarsia and inlay
Niellowork
Enamel decoration
PINE ARTS
729
7 Mosaic
71 Mosaic ceiling
72 Mosaic walls
73 Mosaic floors
74 Other mosaic designs
75
76
77
78
79
8 Staind glass design
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
9
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
For technical processes see 666. t; for history see 748
Geometric windows
Medallion windows
Canopy windows
Figure windows
Mosaic Windows
Other kinds of staind glass
Architectural accessories and fixt fumittire
Altars
Pulpits Tribtmes
Dais Thrones
Buffets
Mantels Overmantels
Screens Rood screen Reredos
Scttlpture
Materials and methods
Ancient
Greek and Roman
Medieval
Modern
Carving Seals Dies Gems Cameos
Numismatics Coins Medals
Artistic and historic side See also 333. 4 Coins and coinage, as money
Pottery Porcelain
Bronzes Brasses Bricabrac
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
740 Drawing Decoration Design
Arts and crafts
741 Freehand Crayon Sketching from nature
Caricatures Cartoons
Collections on any subject go with that subject with reference from 741
742 PerSpeCtiV see al«, siS.6
743 Art anatomy Life school
744 Mathematic and scientific drawing see sis
Instructionsifor architectural and other mathematical drawing, with demonstx^tions
(if any) subsidiary.
Textbooks with mathematical demonstrations in scientific order ar bstter in 5x5
745 Ornamental design: woven fabrics, carpets,
wall paper, etc.
746 Art needlework Fancy work
747 Interior decoration Distemper Fresco
Polychrome
748 Staind and iridescent glass ?<>, leding, see 698.S
749 Artistic furniture Fireplaces Frames, etc.
750 Painting
751 Materials and methods
752 Color See also S3S.6 Optic*
753 Epic Mythic Idealistic s«e 7sm csennan icboo,
754 Genre see 7S94 French; and 7S9-9 Belgum
755 Religious, ecclesiastic see 7S9.S lUlian; and 7S9J5 Spuiish
See aUo 346 Ecclesiology
756 Historical, battle scenes
757 Portrait
758 Landscape and marine Stil life
Animals Flowers
759 Various schools of painting
•I American
.2 English
.3 German
4 French
•5 Italian
.6 Spanish
.7 Slavic
.8 Scandinavian
.9 Other schools
PINE ARTS
760 Engraving
761 Wood
762 Copper and steel
763 Lithografy
764 Chromolithografy
765 Line and stipple
766 Mezzotint and aquatint
767 Etching Dry point
768 Bank note and machine
769 Collections of engravings
770 Fotografy
771 Materials Fotografic chemistry
772 Processes
Silver: daguerreotype, talbotype
Collodion : ambrotype, etc.
Dry plate
Color fotografy
773 Gelatin and pigment: woodburytype
Carbon: lambertype, autot3rpe, etc.
774 Gelatin and printers ink
Albertype, beli.type, artotype, etc.
775 Fotolithografy, etc.
776 Fotozincografy, etc.
777 FotoengraVing and fotoelectrotyping
778 Special applications
Moving pictures. Sec also 532.63 Astronomy; 578 Microscopy
779 Collections of fotografs
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
780 Music
.X PhilcMofy and esthetics of music .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries ^Essays
^ Periodicals .6 Societies ,7 Education, conservatories .8 Poljrgrafy.
libraries .9 History, divided by countries, like 930-999
All beds include the music itself and everything about it: score, libretto, history,-
criticism, etc.
781 Theory of music
•I Mathematic and physical
•2 Elementary and general
.3 Harmony Thorobass
4 Counterpoint
•5 Musical form
•6 Composition and instrumentation
.7 Oriental theories and forms Russian music
.8 Ancient Grecian theories, modes, and forms
•9
782 Dramatic music
.1 Grand opera
.2 Epic Wagnerian
.3 Other German grand opera
.4 French grand opera
.5 Italian grand opera
.6 Comic and satiric
.7 Opera bouffe
•8 Operettas and cantatas see 783.4
.9 Pantomimes, masks, etc.
783 Sacred music
See a45 Hymnology, sacred poetry, for hymns alone; if with tunes they go in 783.9;
786.8 Organ; 246.7-8 Evangelistic use and Bucharistic music; 264.2 Public worship
•I Organ and orchestral Accompaniment
.2 Cathedral servises: masses, vespers, etc.
.21 Mass Communion servises
.22 Common of the mass: kyrie, gloria in excelsis, credo,
benedictns, Agnus Dei
.23 Proper of the season: offertory, sequence, gradual, tract
.24 Choral servis: antiphonal, responsiv
.25 Plain song
.26 Litanies
.27 Lenten and penitential: Good Friday, reproaches
.28 Festival: Christmas, Easter, etc.
.29 Processional Recessional
FINE ARTS
783.3 Oratorio Passion music
4 Anthem Motet Sacred cantata
Polyphonic Khool, Pal«itrina. x6th oenturr
•5 Chant: Gregorian, Anglican
.6 Chorale Tune Carol
.7 Evangelistic: missioni revival Sunday school
.8 Choir: men and boys Quartet Chorus
.9 Congregational singing Psalmody H]rmnody
784 Vocal music
•z Glee Madrigal Round Catch
•2 Aria Cavatina Recitative «• s> '^ oratorio, hums, opera
•3 Ballad and song
Romantic, idyllic, seatimental; e. g. modem German
•4 Popular ballads Volkslied; e. g. Irish, Scotch, etc.
.5 Festival; e. g. sangerbund, eisteddfod Competitiv
•6 College, society songs, and choruses
•7 Negro minstrelsy, plantation songs
.8 Collected songs
.8i Solos
.82 Duets
.83 Trios
.84 Quartets
.85 Other part songs
.86 Choruses
.87 Collections for male voices
.88 Collections for female voices
.89 Other special collections
•9 1 Vocal hygiene, culture, development, and methods Tonic
sol-fa
785 Orchestral music
For dramatic orchestral music, see 78a; sacred, 783.x
•1 Symphony
Three or more movements; e. g. adagio, andante, allegro, allegretto, scherso*
• finale, etc.
.a Dramatic, illustrativ, descriptiv, program, hnitativ
e. g. Mendelssohn's Midsummer night's dream
.3 Romantic, idyUic
•4
•5 Overture: e. g. Beethoven's Leonores
•6 Concerto: orchestral with solo instrument
.7 Chamber music
A Suite
.9 Arrangements, transcriptions, potpourris
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
786
.1
.2
.3.
•4
.41
.42
.43
.44
.45
.46
.47
.48
.49
.6
.7
.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
•9
787
.1
.2
•3
•4
.5
.6
.7
.8
•9
Temperameat
Piano and organ
Piano History
Manufacture Tuning
Instruction
Piano music General collections
For x>iano ooncerto, tee 785.6
Sonata Sonatina Rondo
Fafttasia Arabesque
Nocturne Meditation Romantia Descriptiv
Songs without words
March and march form Polonaise Polka Mazurka
Dance form: national, classic, idealized
Modern dance music Society, festiv
Etudes Artistic For 6tudes for instruction, see 786.3
Variations, transcriptions
Arrangements
Four hands and more; e. g. orrhsstral music arranged for piano
Organ History
Bilding
Instruction
Organ music See also 783 Sacred music
Sonata
Fugue
Preludes
Interludes
Postludes
.Offertories
Voluntaries Improvisations
Organ and piano
Organ, piano, and orchestra
Cabinet organ Melodeon
Stringd instruments
Including with each, history, manufacture, instruction, music, etc. Music for s
instruments is put with the one most prominent in the composition
Bowd
Violin
Viola
Violoncello
Double bass
Plectral
Harp
Guitar Lute
Banjo
Zither
Other stringd instruments
Contra bass
Mandolin, etc.
Harpsichord
FINE ARTS
788 Wind instruments
Including with each, history, manufacture, instruction, music, etc.
Brass
.1 Trumpet: slide and valv
>a Trombone
.3 Comet
4 Horns and other brass wind instrmnents
.41 French horn
42 Saxhorn
.43 Saxophone
44 Euphonium
45 Ophicleide
46 Key bugle
47 Valv bugle
48 Bass Tuba and contrabass tuba Serpent
49 Other
Wood: flute group
•5 Flute Waldflute Piccolo Fife Flageolet
Wood: reed group
.6 Clarinet Bass clarinet Bassethom
.7 Oboe D'amore Da caccia Cor anglais
•8 Bassoon Double bassoon Bombardon
.9 Other reed wind instruments : bagpipe
789 Percussion and mechanical instruments
Percussion
•I Drum
•2 Cymbals
•3 Triangle
4 Tambourine Castanets Bones
.5 Bells: chimes, carillon
.6 Other percussion instruments : xylof one
Mechanical
.7 Orchestrion
.8 Music box
.9 Other mechanical instruments
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
790 Amusements
791 Public entertainment
For ethics of amuaements, see 175
Concert, panorama, circus, menagerie, summer resort, garden, rink, muaeaxn,
fair, festival
'
792 Theater Pantomime Opera
Passion plays. Fotoplays. See also 782 Dramatic music
793 Indoor amusements
Private tiieatricals, tableatuc, charades, dancing
794 Games of skill
Chess, checkers, billiards, bowling, bagatel
795 Games of chance
Cards, dice, backgammon, dominoes *
796 Outdoor sports
Children's sports, athletic sports, coasting, skating, cycling, quoits, archery,
croquet, lawn tennis, golf
797 Boating and ball
Rowing, yachting, baseball, football, cricket, polo. Matches, races
See also 37X.74 and 371.75
798 Horsemanship Motoring Racing
799 Fishing, hunting, target shooting
The daasificataon, of literature is by language, not and complete works which can not be divided,
country, except that North and South American Books on other subjects go with their proper
are separated from other English. Canadian subjects, unless a ' special library * attracts all the
French goes with 840; Australian and Indian authors* works, lives, etc An author writing in a
English with 820; South American Spanish with periods has all his books put in the one where
860, etc. Numbers assignd to individual authors most of them belong,
include only their liUrary works of that section
800 Literature: general works
801 Philosofy Theories Literary esthetics
802 Compends, outlines
803 Dictionaries, cyclopedias
804 Essays, lectures, addresses
805 Periodicals, magazines, reviews
806 Societies: transactions, reports, etc.
807 Study and teaching of literature
808 Rhetoric Treatises Collections
Divided .x Poetry .a Drama .3 Fiction .4 Essays .5 Oratory, see also
784.9 Vocal culture .6 Letters, eptstolografy .7 Satire, humor .8 Collections
too general to go with any one language, e. g. a book of quotatiotts from many
languages
These heds, and the same under 809, include only woiks about poetry, etc. regard-
less of language
809 History of literature in general
biduding general histories of books and knowledge; e. g. Hallam's IMeraturt of
the middUagu
Divided like 808 .x Poetry .a Drama .3 Fiction, etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
8io American literatttre
Includes Canadian English, which may bs kept separate by prefixing C; e. g. C 8ii
Canadian poetry
.1 Philosofy .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries 4 Essays on American literature
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collections .9 History of
American literature
811 American poetry
.02 Dramatic .03 Romantic and epic
.04 Lyric, ballads
.05 Didactic
.06 Descriptiv .07 Satiric and humorous
.08 Collections
.09 History of
American poetry
.1
Colonial 1607-1776
.11
Sandys, George
1 577-1644
.12
Bradstreet, Anne
1612-72
.13
WigglesworLh, Michael
163I-1705
.14
Green, Joseph
1706-80
.15
Livingston, William
1723-90
.16
Fei^guson, Elizabeth
1739-1801
.2
Post-revolutionary 1776-1830
.21
Trumbull, John
1750-1831
.22
Dwight, Timothy
I 752-18 I 7
.23
Barlow, Joel
1755-1812
.24
Freneau, Philip
I 752-1 832
.25
Alsop, Richard
I761-1841
.26
Pierpont, John
I 785 -1866
•27
Dana, Richard Henry
I 787-1 879
t
.28
Sprague, Charles
179I-1875
.29
Minor poets
.3
Middle 19th century 1830-61
.31
Halleck, Fitz-Greene
I 790-1 867
.32
Poe, Edgar Allan
1809-49
.33
Bryant, William Cullen
I 794-1 878
.34
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
1807-82
.35
Read, Thomas Buchanan
1822-72
.36
Whittier, John Greenleaf
1807-92
.37
Lowell, James Russell
1819-91
.38
Whitman, Walt
1819-92
•39
.4
Later 19th century 1861-1900
.41
Stoddard, Richard Henry
I 825-1 903
.42
Hayne. Paul Hamilton
1831-86
.43
Stedman, Edmund Clarence
1833-1908
.44
Winter, William
1836-1918
.45
Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner (Joaquin)
1841-1913
.46
.47
.48
.49
.5
Taylor, Bayard
1825-78
Early 20th century 1901-
LITERATURE
8 12 American drama
813
.1
uoiontai 1007-1770
.11
Warren, Mercy
1728-1814
.12
Godfrey, Thomas
173^-63
.13
.2
Post-revolutionary 1776-1830
.21
Tyler. Royall
1757-1826
.22
Dirnlap, William
I 766-1 839
.23
Hillhouse, James Abraham
1789-1841
•24
IngersoU, Charles Jared
I 782-1 862
•25
.3
Middle 19th century 1830-61
.31
Ritchie, Amia Cora Mowatt
1818-70
.32
Mathews, Cornelius
1817-89
•33
Boker, George Henry
1823-90
•34
.4
A t
Later 19th century 1861-1900
s
Early 20th century 1901-
American fiction
.1
Colonial 1607-1776
•a
Post-revolutionary 1776-1830
.21
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry
1748-1816
.22
Rowson, Susanna
1762-1824
.23
Brown, Charles Brockden
1771-1810
.24
Cooper, James Fenimore
1 789- 1 85 1
.25
Ware, William
I 797- I 852
.26
.27
Neal, John
1793-1876
,^0
.29
•3
Middle 19th century 1830-61
-31
Thompson, Daniel Pierce
I 795-1 868
•32
Kennedy, John Pendleton
1795-1870
•33
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
1804-64
•34
Judd, Sylvester
1813-53
•35
Simms, William Gilmore
1806-70
•36
Melville, Herman
1819-91
.37
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
1812-96
.38
.39
.4
Later 19th century 1861-1900
.41
Alcott, Louisa May
1832-88
.42
Eggleston, Edward
1837-1902
•43
Howells, William Dean
I 837- I 920
•44
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey
I 836-1 907
.45
Harte, Francis Bret
1839-1902
.46
James, Henry
1843-1916
.47
Hawthorne, Julian
1846-
.48
Burnett, Frances Hodgson
1849-
•49
Minor novelists
.5
Early 20th century 1901-
L
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
814
815
[
American essays
•
.1
Colonial 1607-1776
.a
Post-revolutionary 1776-1830
.21
Rush, Benjamin
1745-1813
.22
Webster, Noah
I 758-1843
-23
Channing, William EUery
1780-1842
•3
Middle 19th century 1830-61
.31
Ossoli, Margaret Puller
1810-50
.32
Giles, Henry
1809-82
.33
Tuckerman, Henry Theodore
1813-71
.34
HoUand, Josiah Gilbert
1819-81
.35
Whipple, Edwin Percy
1819-86
.36
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
1803-82
.37
Curtis, George William
1824-92
4
Later 19th century 1861-1900
.41
.42
Burroughs, John
1837-1921
.43
.44
•5
Early aoth century 1901-
Aiiierican oratory
.1
.11
Colonial 1607-1776
.12
•a
Post-revolutionary 1 776-1830
.21
Hamilton, Alexander
I 757-1 804
.22
Ames, Pisher
I 758-1 808
.23
Wirt. William
I 772-1 834
.24
Randolph, John
I 773-1833
.25
Clay, Henry
I 777-1 852
.26
Calhoun, John Caldwell
I 782-1 850
.27
.28
Webster, Daniel
1
1782-1852
.29
.3
Middle 19th century 1830-61
.31
Everett, Edward
1794-1865
.32
Choate, Rufus
I 799-1 859
.33
Sumner, Charles
181 1-74
.34
Phillips, WendeU
181 1-84
.35
Chapin, Edwin Hubbell
1814-80
.36
Beecher, Henry Ward
1813-87
4
Later Z9th century 1861-1900
.41
.42
.43
Sea alao I9r«3
.5 Early aoth century 190Z-
816 American letters subdivided by periods, uke sn
LITERATURB
817
•Z
.II
.12
.15
.a
.21
.22
.23
.24
.25
.26
.27
•3
.31
•32
.33
.34
.35
.36
.37
.38
•39
41
.42
43
44
45
46
47
•5
818
•3
.31
.32
•5
American satire and humor
Colonial 1607-1776
Ward, Nathaniel
Alsop, George
Byles, Mather
Hopldnson, Francis
Peters, Samud Andrew
Post-revolutio&aiy 1776-1830
Story, Isaac
Pessenden, Thomas Green
Paulding, James Kirke
Irving;, Washington
Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin
Middle 19th century 1830-61
Neal, Joseph Clay
Holmes, Oliver Wendell
Shdton, Frederick William
Shillaber, B P (Mrs Partington)
Saxe, John Godfrey
Cozzens, Frederick Swartout
Browne, C: F (Artemus Ward)
Haliburton, Thomas Chandler
Minor satirists and htmiorists
Later 19th centuiy 1861-1900
Warner, Charies Dudley
Locke, David Ross (P V Nasby)
Burdettc, Robert J
Clemens, S: L (Mark Twain)
Carleton, William
Shaw, Henry W (Josh Billings)
Early aoth century 190Z-
American miscellany
Middle Z9th century 1830-61
Thoreau, Henry David
Mitchell, Donald Grant (Ik Marvd)
Later 19th century 1861-1900
Early 20th century 1901-
1570-1653
1638- ?
1706-88
1737-91
1735-1826
I 774-1803
1771-1837
I 779-1 860
I 783-1 859
I 786-1 870
1807-47
1809-94
1814-81
1814-90
1816-87
1818-69
1834-^7
I 796-1 865
1829-1900
1833-88
1844-1914
1835-1910
1845-1912
1818-85
1817-62
1822-1908
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
820 English literatttre
821
Canadian literature may be clast as British . if prx^ferd, but separated by prefixing C to
830. See note to 810
8ao.x Pbilosofy .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays on English litefature
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collections .9 History
English poetry
.02 Dramatic .03 Romantic and epic
.04 Lyric, ballads
.OS Didactic
.06 Descnptiv .07 Satiric and humorous
.08 Collections
.09 History of
English i)oetry
.1
Early English 1066-1400
.11
Layamon
I I 50-1 207
.12
Ormin
•
I 187-1237
.13
Robert of Gloucester
I 245-1 307
.14
Minot, Lawrence
1313-52
.15
Langland, William
1332-99
.16
Barbour, John
1316-95
.17
Chaucer, Geoffrey
1340-1400
.18
Gower, John
I 325-1408
.19
Minor writers
.2
Pre-Elizabethan 1400-1 558
.21
Lydgate, John
I369-I46I
.22
Skelton, John
I460-1529
.23
Dunbar, William
I 460-1 520
.24
Douglas, Gavin
1474-1522
.25
Hawes, Stephen
I 483-1 509
.26
Lyndsay, Sir David
I 490-1 555
.27
Wyatt, Sir Thomas
1503-42
.28
Surrey, penry Howard, earl of
1517-47
.29
Minor writers
.3
Elizabethan 1558-1625
.31
Spenser, Edmund
1553-99
•32
Sidney, Sir Philip
1554-86
.33
Daniel, Samuel
1562-1619
.34
Drayton, Michael
1563-1631
.35
Davies, John
I 569-1 626
.36
Drummond, William
I 585-1 649
.37
Fletcher, Giles and Phineas
I 585-1650
.38
Herbert, George
I 593-1 632
.39
Minor writers
.4
Post-Elizabethan 1625-1702
.41
Suckling, Sir John
1609-42
.42
Crashaw, Richard
1616-50
.43
Herrick, Robert
I 591-1674
.44
Waller, Edmund
1605-87
.45
Lovelace, Richard
1618-58
.46
Cowley, Abraham
1618-67
.47
Milton, John
1608-74
48
Diyden, John
I 63 I -I 700
.49
Minor writers
LITERATURE
821.5
Queen Anne Barly iSth century
1702-45
.51
Prior, Matthew
I 664-1 72 I
.52
Parnell, Thomas
1679-1717
.53
Pope, Alexander
1688-1744 See also 827.55
.54
Ramsay, Allan
1686-1758
.55
Young, Edward
I 684-1 765
.56
Thomson, James
1700-48
.57
Collins, William
1721-59
.58
Shenstone, William
1714-63
.59
Minor writers
.6
Later l8th CentUXy Pre-r«volutionary
I745-180O
.61
Gray, Thomas
I716-71
.62
Akenside, Mark
1721-70
.63
Chatterton, Thomas
1752-70
.64
Goldsmith, Oliver
See also 823.64 and 824.66
1728-74
.65
Cowper, WiUiam
I 731-1800
.66
Macpherson, James
1738-96
.67
Bums, Robert
1759-96
.68
White, Henry Kirke
1785-1806
.69
Minor writers
•7
Early 19th century Post-reroltilionary
1800-37
.71
Wordsworth, William
I 770-1850
.72
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
I 772-1 834
.73
Southey, Robert
I 774-1843
•74
Scott, Sir Walter
1 771-1832 See also 823.73
.75
Moore, Thomas
I 779-1 852
.76
Byron, George Gordon Noel, 6th lord 1 788-1 824
.77
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
I 792-1 822
.78
Keats, John
1795-1821
.79
Minor writers
.8
Victorian period
1837-I9OO
.81
Tennyson, Alfred, ist baron
1809-92
.82
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett
1809-61
.83
Browning, Robert
1812-89
.84
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel
1828-82
.85
Morris, William
1834-96
.86
.87
Swinburne, Algernon Charles
1837-1909
.88
.89
Minor writers
.91
822
Early 20th century 1901-
English drama
.^I
Early English 1066-1400
.11
Chester plays
.12
Coventry plays
.13
Townley plays
I
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
1558-1625
822.3 Pre-Elizabetfaan
•21 H^jrwood, John
.22 Udall, Nicholas
.23 Bale, John
.3 Elizabethan
.31 Greene, Robert
.32 Marlowe, Christopher
.33 Shakespere, William
•34 Jonson, Ben
•35 Beaumont, Francis
and Fletcher, John
.36 Webster, John
.37 Massinger, Philip
.38 Ford, John
.39 Minor writers
4 Post-Elizabetfaan 1625-1702
.41 Davenant, Sir William
.42 Etherege, Sir George
,43 Crowne, John
.44 Wycherly, William
.45 Otway, Thomas
.46 Congreve, William
.47 Vanbrugh, Sir John
.48 Farquhar, George
.49 Minor writers
•5 Queen Anne xu-iy isth century 1702-45
.51 Dennis, John
.52 Southeme, Thomas
•53 Centlivre, Mrs Susannah (Freeman)
.54 Gibber, Colley
.55 Rowe, Nicholas
.56 Gay, John
.57 Lillo, George
.58
.59 Minor writers
.6 Later z8th century 1745-1800
.61 Garrick, David
.62 Foote, Samuel
.6j Colman, George, the elder
.64 Home, John
.65 Cumberland, Richard
.66 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley
.67 Inchbald, Mrs Elizabeth (Simpson)
.68
.69 Minor writers
•7 Early 19th century 1800-1837
.71 Baillie, Joanna
.72 Knowles, James Sheridan
•8 Victorian period 1837-1900
•91 Early 2otli century 1901-
Z400-1558
1506-65
1505-^4
1495-1563
1561-92
1564-93
I 564-1616
1574-1637
1584-1616
1579-1625
1582-1652
I 584-1 640
1586-1639
1605-68
1637-88
1644-99
1640-1715
1651-85
1670-1729
1666-1726
I 678-1 707
1657-1734
I 660-1 746
1668-1723
1671-1757
1674-1718
1688-1732
I 693-1 739
1716-79
1721-77
1732-94
I 724-1 808
1732-1811
1 75 1-1 8 16 See aIm 825.64
I 753-1 82 I
I 762-1 85 I
I 784-1862
LITERATURE
823
•I
.2
-4
.41
42
•43
•44
•5
.51
.52
.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7
.71
.72
73
.74
.75
.76
.77
.78
.79
•8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
.91
I066-I400
I4OO-1558
1558-162S
1625-1703
English fiction
Early English
Pre-Elizabethan
More*s Utopia
Elizabethan
Lyly's Euphues
Post-Elizabethan
Harrington, James
Bunyan, John
Mackenzie, George
Behn, Aphra
Queen Anne
DeFoe, Daniel
Fielding, Henry
Later i8tii century
Richardson, Samuel
Sterne, Laurence
Smollett, Tobias George
Goldsmith, OliTer
See also 821.64 and 824.66
Mackenzie, Henry
Arblay, Frances (Bumey), madame d'
1702-45
1745-1800
161 1-77
1628-88
1636-91
1640-89
1661-1731
1707-54
1689-1761
1713-68
1721-71
1728-74
I 745-1 83 I
1752- 1840
Minor writers
Early 19th century 1800-37
Lewis, Matthew Gregory
Edgeworth, Maria
Scott, Sir Walter
Austen, Jane
Porter, Jane
Peacock, Thomas Love
Gait, John
Marryat, Frederick
Minor writers
Victorian period 1837-1900
Bronte, Charlotte
Thackeray, William Makepeace
Dickens, Charles
Lytton, Edward George Btilwer. ist baron
Kingsley, Charles
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, ist earl of
Trollope, Anthony
Cross, Mary Ann (Evans) Lewes [George Eliot]
Minor writers
Early 20th century 1901-
I 775-1818
1767-1849
1771-1832
1775-1817
1776-1850
1 785-1 866
1779-1839
I 792-1 848
1816-55
181 1-63
1812-70
1803-73
1819-75
1805-81
1815-82
1819-80
See also 821.74
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
824 English essays
Elizabethan 1558-1625
Francis Bacon 1561-1626
Post-Elizabethan 1625-1702
John Locke x633>x704
•5
Vueen Anne 1702-45
.51
Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3d earl of 1 671-17 13
.52
Addison, Joseph
1672-17 19
.53
Steele, Sir Ridiard
I 671-1729
.54
.55
.56
Budgell, Eustace
1686-1737
.57
.58
59
.6
Later 18th century 1745-1800
.61
Moore, Edward
1712-57
.62
Kames, Henry Home, lord
1696-1782
.63
Johnson, Samuel
1709-84
.64
Hume, David
1 7 11-76 See also 192-4
.65
Hawkesworth, John
1715-73
.66
Goldsmith, Oliver
See also 821.64 and 823.64
1728-74
.67
.68
.69
Gibbon, Edward
1737-94
Minor writers
.7
Early 19th century 1800-37
.71
Mackintosh, Sir James
I 765-1 832
.72
Smith, Sydney
1771-1845
.73
Jeffrey, Francis, lord
I 773-1 850
74
Brougham, Henry, ist baron
1778-1868
.75
Lamb, Charles
I 775-1 834
.76
HazUtt, William
1778-1830
.77
Hunt, Leigh
I 784-1 859
.78
.79
Minor writers
•
.8
Victorian period 1837-1900
.81
De Quincey, Thomas
I 785-1 859
.82
Carlyle, Thomas
1795-1881
.83
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, ist baron 1800-59
.84
Helps, Sir Arthur
1817-75
.85
Arnold, Matthew
1822-88
.86
Ruskin, John
1819-1900
.87
.88
.89
Minor writers
.91
Early 20th century 1901-
LITERATURE
825
.6
.61
.63
.63
.64
.65
.66
826
.2
•5
.51
'52
.53
.6
.61
.62
827
.2
.21
-3
.31
.32
.33
.34
•35
.36
.37
.38
.39
•4
41
42
.43
•44
•45
.46
•47
.48
•49
English oratory For 'speakers' see 808.5
Subdivided by periods like 821
Later i8th century 1745-1800
Chatham, William Pitt, ist earl of
Bttrke, Edmund
Fox, Charles James
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley
Grattan, Henry
Pitt, William
English letters
Subdivided by periods like 821
Pre-Elizabethan
Paston letters
Queen Anne 1702-45
Montagu, Lady Mary (Pierrepont) Wortley 1 690-1 762
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th earl of 1 694-1 773
1708-78
172^-97
I 749-1 806
1751-1816
I 750-1 820
I 759-1 806
See also 822.66
1400- I 558
Later i8th century 1745-1800
Orford, Horace Walpole, 4th earl of
Montagu, Mrs Elizabeth (Robinson)
English satire and humor
Pre-EIizabethan 1400-1558
Barclay, Alexander
Elizabethan 1558-1625
Gascoigne, Geoi:ge
Harington, Sir John
Hall, Joseph
Marston, John
Donne, John
Post-Elizabethan
Wither, George
Butler, Samuel
Marvell, Andrew
D'Urfey, Thomas
Oldham, John
Brown, Thomas
King, William
Garth, Sir Samuel
Minor writers
1625-1702
1717-97
I 720-1 800
1475-1552
1537-77
1561-1612
I 574-1656
I 575-1 634
1573-1631
I 588-1 667
1612-80
1620-78
162 5-1 723
1653-83
1663-1704
1663-1712
1665-17 19
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
5
Queen Anne 1702-45
.51
Ward, Edward
1667-1731
.52
Swift Jonatluui
1667-1745
.53
Mandeville, Bernard de
1670-1733
.54
Arbuthnoti John
1675-1735
.55
Pope, Alexander
1688-1744
See alto 821.53
.56
.57
.58
.6
Later i8th century
1745-1800
•
.61
Churchill, Charles
1733-65
.62
Amory, Thomas
1691-1788
.63
Whitehead, Paul
1710-74
.64
Junius pieud.
1679-1772
.65
Wolcott, John [Peter Pindarl
1738-1819
.66
.67
.68
•
•7
Early 19th century
1800-37
.71
Gifford, William
1757-1826
.72
Hood, Thomas
1798-1845
.73
.74
.75
.76
.8
^ctorian
1837-1900
.81
Jerrold, Douglas
1803-57
.82
.83
,
.84
.85
•
.86
.91
828
Early aoth century 1901-
English miscellany
Anecdotes, ana, epigrams, quotations, etc. if illostrativ of any special subject (e. g*
biografy, history, science, art), go with that subject. If general they go in 8s8; if
limited to any period, they take the same divisions as 821. For riddles, see 303^;
Proverbs, see 398.9. The same rule applies to other languages in 838, 848, etc
829 Anglo-Saxon literature
•x
Poetry
.2
Caedmon
.3
Beowulf
.4
Cynewulf
*5
Homilies and religious
.6
iElfric
.7
Alfred the Great
.8
Miscellaneous
.9
Historic and biografic
LITBRATURB
830 German literatttre
830.1 PfaflosoCy .3 Compendfl .3 Dictionaries ^ Bssays, lectures and addresses
on German literature .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Col-
lections .9 History
831 German poetry
•OS Dramatic .03 Romantic and epic
.06 DescriptiT .07 Satiric and humorous
German poetry
•I Before the Crusades — 1150
. 1 1 Hildebrandslied
.12 Otfried
.13 Ludwigslied
.14 MuspiUi
.2 Middle hig^ 1150-1300
.21 Nibelungenlied
.22 Gudrun, and minor folk epics
.23 Heinrich von Veldeke
.24 Wolfram von Eschenbach
.25 Gottfried von Strassburg
.26 Hartmann von Aue
•27 Walther von der Vogelweide
.28 Ulrich von Lichtenstein
.29 Minor writers
•3 Period of decline 1300-1517
.31 Homedc, Ottokar von
.32 Hadamar von Liaber
.33 Hermann von Sachsenheim
.34 Buheler, Hans Die sieben weisen meisier
.35 Kaspar von der R6hn Das kddenbuch
.36 Theuerdank
.37 Die Hainumskinder
.38 Mastersingers
.39 Minor writers
4 Reformation; new high 1517-1625
.41 Agricx>la, Martin
.42 Waldis, Bm-kard
43 Alberus, Erasmus
.44 Sachs, Hans
.45 Ringwaldt, BartholomAus
.46 Rollenhagen, Georg
.47 Andre&, Johann Valentin
.5 Period of imitation 1625-1750
The Stlesian schools
.51 Opitz von Boberfeld, Martin
.52 Flemming, Paul
•53 Logau, Friedrich von
.54 Gerhardt, Paul
.55 Hofmannswaldau, Christian Hofmann von
.56 Zesen, Philipp von
.57 Brockes, Barthold Heinrich
.58 Bodmer, Johann Jakob
.59 Minor writers
.04 Lyric, ballads
.08 Collections
.05 Didactic
.09 Hbtory of
-1200 See also 839>3IX3
I 170-1220
I 170-1230
1 199-1276
-1458
I414-
I486-I556
I49O-I558
1500-53
14.94-1576
1530-99
I542-1609
I 586-1654
1597-1639
1609-40
1604-55
1607-76
1618-79
1619-89
1680-1747
1698-1 783
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
831.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7
.71
.72
.73
.74
.75
.76
.77
.78
.79
.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
.91
832
•5
.51
.52
.53
.54
.55
.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
Classic period 1750-1830
For Gdthe and SchiUer, see 832.6
Gellert, Christian Furchtegott
Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb
Burger, Gottfried August
Herder, Johann Gottfried von
Voss, Johann Heinrich
Kdmer, Karl Theodor
Hdlderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich
Platen Hallermunde, August, graf von
Minor writers
Postclassic period 1830-56
Amdt, Ernst Moritz
Eichendorfif, Joseph, freiherr von
Uhland, Johann Ludwig
Ruckert, Friedrich
Heine, Heinrich
Niembsch von Strehlenau, Nikolaus
Auersperg, Anton Alexander, graf von [Anastasius
Grim]
Freiligrath, Ferdinand
Minor writers
Later 19th century
Schefer, Leopold
Kinkel, Johann Gottfried
Geibel, Emanuel
Bodenstedt, Friedrich Martin
1715-69
I 724-1 803
1748-94
I 744-1803
1751-1826
1791-1813
I 770-1 843
1796-1835
I 769-1 860
I 788-1 857
1787-1862
1789-1866
1799-1856
1802-50
1806-81
1810-76
1856-1900
I 784-1 862
1815-82
1815-84
1819-92
Minor writers
Early 20th century
German drama
1901
Period of imitation 1625-1750
Gryphius, Andreas
Lohenstein, Daniel Casper
Weise, Christian
• Gottsched, Johann Christoph
Gottsched, Luise Adelgunde Victorie (Culmus)
Classic period 1 750-1 830
Leasing, Gotthold Ephraim
Gbthe, Johann Wolfgang von
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich
Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian
Iffland, August Wilhelm
Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von
Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias
Kleist, Heinrich Bernt Wilhelm von
Minor writers
1616-64
1635-83
I 642-1 708
1700-76
1713-62
1729-81
I 749-1 832
I 759-1 805
I 753-1 83 I
1759-1814
1761-1819
I 768-1 823
I 777-181 I
LITERATURE
832.7
Postclassic period 1830-56
.71
Grabbe, Christian Dietrich
1801-36
.72
Griepenkerl, Wolfgang Robert
1810-36
•73
Grillparzer, Franz
1791-1872
.74
Birch-Pfeiffer, Charlotte
1800-68
.75
Miinch-Bellinghausen, Bligius Franz
Joseph
[Friedrich Halm]
1806-66
.76
Laube, Heinrich
1806-84
.77
Hebbel, Friedrich
1815-63
78
Gutzkow, Karl Ferdinand
181 1-78
.79
Minor writers
.8
Later 19th century 1856-1900
.81
Benedix, Julius Roderich
181 1-73
.82
Mosenthal, Salomon Hermann
1821-77
.83
Brachvogel, Albert Emil
1824-78
.84
Gottschall, Kari Rudolph
I 823-1 909
.85
Lindau, Paul
1839-
.89
Minor writers
.91
Early 20th century 1901-
533
German fiction
*
•5
Period of imitation 1625-1750
t
.51
Buchholtz, Andrew Heinrich
1607-71
.52
Grimmelshausen, Hans Jakob Christviffd
von 1625-76
.53
Anselm, Heinrich
1653-97
.54
Robinsonaden
.55
Der Neue Amadis
.6
Classic period 1 750-1 830
.61
Wieland, Christoph Martin
1733-18 13
.62
Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich
1763-1825
.63
Hardenberg, Friedrich von [Novalisl
I 772-1 801
.64
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm
1776-1822
.65
La Motte Fouqu6, Friedrich H; C;
I 777-1 843
.66
Amim, Ludwig Achim von
1781-1831
.67
Hauff, Wilhelm
1802-27
.68
Chamisso, Adelbert von
I 781-1838
.69
Minor writers
.7
Postclassic period 1830-56
.71
Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel
1771-1848
.72
Brentano, Clemens
I 778- I 842
.73
Tieck, Ludwig
I 773-1 853
.74
Postl, Kari [Charies Sealsfield]
I 793- I 864
.75
Haring, Wilhehn [Wilibald Alexis]
I 798-1 871
.76
Hahn-Hahn, Ida, grafin von
1805-80
.77
Gerstacker, Friedrich
1816-72
.78
Hackl&nder, Friedrich Wilhelm
1816-77
.79
Minor writers
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
833.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.89
•91
1856-1900
834
835
836
837
.2
.21
.22
•3
.31
.32
4
41
.42
•5
.51
•52
•53
.54
.6
.61
.62
838
Later 19th centtuy
Auerbach, Berthold
Freytag, Gustav
Scheffel, Joseph Viktor von
Spielhagen, Friedrich
Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig
Ebers, Georg
Minor writers
Early aoth century 190Z-
1815-82
1816--95
1826-96
I 829-191 I
1830-1914
1837-98
German essays subdivided by periods uke 831
German oratory
German letters
German satire and humor
it
n
n
ti
Middle hig^ : minnesingers 1 1 50-1300
[Strieker, Der] Der Pfaffe Amis und Beispieie
Salomon und Morolf
Period of decline 1300-15x7
Reineke Vos See also 839.371
Brant, Sebastian
Reformation: new high 1517-1625
Momer, Thomas [Tyll Eulenspiegel]
Fischart, Johann
Period of imitation 1625-1750
Moscherosch, Johann Michael
Rachel, Joachim
Wernicke, Christian
Liscow, Christian Ludwig
Classic period 1750-1830
Rabener, Gottlieb Wilhelm 1 7 14-7 1
Blumauer, Aloys 1755-98
German miscellany
See 8a8. note
1458-152 I
I475-I537
1550-89
1601-69
1618-69
I 660-1 720
1701-60
LITBRATURB
839 Minor Teutonic literatures
Sttbdirlded by form, poetiy, drama, etc. Uko 830
•z Low German
•3 Frisian Old Saxon
•3 Dutch literature Flemish
.31 Dutch poetry
•311 Middle agei 1300-1450
z Jacob van Maerlant 1235-^1 (a Heinrije van Vddeke 1200, lee
831.23) 3 Jan van Brabant 1250^4 4 Melis Stoke 13x0 5 Dire
Potter 1428
•3xa Chambers of rhetoric 1450-1600
z Antonitu de Rovere Z482 2 Anna Bijni Z500 3 Matthija de Caat^
^ lein Z488-1548 4 Comelis Everaert 1550 5 Jan Baptist Hoawaert
I533''99 6 Dirk Volkerssoon Coomhert Z522-90 7 Philipp
Mamiz Z538-98 8 Comelis van Ghistde z6oo 9 Minor writers
•3x3 Period of the RepnbUe z6oo-x7oo
z Jacob Cats, Z577-Z660 2 Joost van der Vondel Z587-1679 3 Marie
Tesselschade Visscher Z594-Z649 4 Coostantijn Httjtens Z596-1687
5 Reyer Anslo 1626-69 6 Geraert Brandt Z626-85 7 Jan
Antonissoon van der Goes (Ai^onides) Z647-44 9 Minor writers
•3<4 Poetic societies Z700-1800
z Lucas Rotgans Z654-Z710 s Hubert Comelissoon Poot z689-z733
3 Arnold Hoogvliet Z687-Z763 4 Sybrand Fdtama Z694-Z758
S Willem van Haren Z710-68 6 Jacob Bellamy X757-86
7 Hieronymus van Alphen Z746-Z803 9 Minor writers
•$15 Modem period • z8oo-
z Willem BUderdijk Z756-X831 3 Jan Prederik Helmers X767-Z8Z3
3 Comelis Loots Z765-Z834 4' Hendrik ToUens 1780-Z856 5 Isaac
da Costa Z798-Z860 6 Jan Jacob Lodewijk ten Kate Z8Z9-89
9 Minor writers
•52 Dutch drama
«S23 Period of the Republic 1600-Z700
' I Gerbrand Adriaenszooa Bredero 1585-Z6Z8 a CoraeUszoda Hooft
Z58Z-1647 3 Samuel Costa Z580-1650 4 Jan Vos Z630-67
5 Guillelmus Ogier z6i9^ 6 Joachim Dudaan Z628-92 9 Other
•324 Poetic societies Z700-1800
z Pieter Langendijk Z683-Z756 2 Andries Pels 3 Balthasar Huyde-
coper 1695-Z778 4 Onno Zwler van Haren Z7Z3-79 5 Jan Nomss
Z738-Z803 9 Minor writers
•325 Modem period z8oo-
z Samuel Iperussoon Wiseliui z 769-1845 2 Hdvetius van den Bergh
Z795-t865 3 Hendrik Jan Schimmel Z825-1906
.33 Dutch fiction
.334 Poetic sodeties Z7oo-z8oo
^z Elisabeth Bekker Wolff Z738-Z804 2 Agatha Deken Z74Z-Z804
3 Rhijnvis Fdth Z753-X824
•835 Modem period z8oo-
z Adriaan Looejes Z76z-z8z8 2 Jacob Vosmaer Z783-Z834 3 Jan
Prederik Oltmans z 800-54 4 Jacob van Lennep z 802-68
5 Hendrik Consdence Z8Z2-83 6 Anna Louisa Geertruida Bosboom-
Toussaint x8z2-86
•34 Dutch essays
•344 Poetic sodeties Z7oo-z8oo
Justus van Effen Z684-Z735
.345 Modem period z8oo-
z Johannes Henricus van der Palm Z763-Z840 2 Rdnier Comelis
BflJchuisen van den Brink z8zoHi5 3 Bverhardus Johannes Potgieter
Z808-75 4 Nicolaas Beets Z8Z4-Z903 5 Coenraad Busken Huet
Z826-86
.37 Dutch satire and humor
.371 Middle ages Z200-Z450
Reinaert (van den vos Rdnaerde) see 837 .3 z
.374 Poetic sodeties z7oo-z8oo
Arend Simonssoon Pokke Z755'-i8z2
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
839.38
•381
.384
-4
•5
.6
•7
.71
.711
.7"
.713
Dutch miscellany
The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowledge
In classification, books are placed with their subjects, theology, history, etc.
Middle ages 1200-1450
Jan van Boendale Qan de Clerc) Chronicles, 1280-1365
Poetic societies 1700-1800
Simon Stijl, History^ i73X'i8o4; Jan Wagenaar, History, 1709-73
Piatt Deutsch
Scandinavian
Old Norse
Icelandic Faroese
2 Bishop Tomas 1443
1200-1520
3 Qrictts Olai
1530-1640
1640-Z740
.71 «
»7I5
.716
-7a
.73a
.733
•7aS
.735
.73
.734
36
Swedish literature
Swedish poetry
Middle agM
I Nicolaus Hermanni 1391
X486 4 Ballads (Polkvisor)
Reformation
I Olaus Petri 1496-1553 3 Laurentius Petri 1499-1573
Age of Stjemhjelm
I Georg StjemhjelA 1598-1672 3 Lars Johansson (Luddor) 1640-74
3 Haquin Spegel 1645--1714 4 Israel Holmstrdm 1660-1708 5 Gunno
Burelius Dahlstjema i66X'i709 6 Johan Runius 1679-1713 7 Jacob
Prese 1691-1739 8 Samuel von Triewald 1688-1743 9 Minor writers
Age of Dalin 1740-80
I Olof Carelius I7S8 2 Olof von Dalin 1706-63 3 Hedvig Charlotte
Nordenflycht 17x8-63 4 Anders Odel X7x8-73 5 Gostaf Pilip
Creuts 1739-85 6 Gustaf Predrik Gyllenborg 1731 -1808 7 Olof
Bergklint 1733-X805 9 Minor writers
Age of Gnstavus 1 780-1 800
X Karf Mikael Bellman 1740-X79S 3 Johan Henrik Kellgren 1751-95
3 Bengt Lidner x 757-93 4 Johan Gabriel Oxenstjema 1750-1818
5 Tomas Thorild i759-x8o8 6 Anna Maria Lenngren 1754-1817
7 Karl Gustaf af Leopold x 7 56-1 8 39 8 Prans Mikael Pr^ain 1 773-1847
9 Minor writers
Modern period 1800-
I Per Henrik Ling 1 776-1839 3 Johan Olof Waliin 1 779-1839 3 Bsaias
Tegn6r 1782-1846 4 Brik Johan Stagneliwi X793-x833 5 Per Daniel
Amadeus Atterbom 1 790-1855 6 Karl Jonas Ludwig Almqvist X793-
1866 7 Johan Ludwig Runeberg 1804-77 8 Karl Vilhehn Bdttiger
1807-79 9 Minor writers
Swedish drama
Reformation 1 530-1640
I Johan Messenius i579-x637 3 Magnus Olai Asteropherus -1647
3 Andreas Johannis Pryts 1 590-1655
Age of Stjemhjelm
Isak B5rk -1701
Age of Gnstavot
X Karl Israel Hallman 1733-1800 ' 2 Gustaf
3 Olof Kex^l 1748-96 4 Karl Bvallsson 1756-1806
Modem period
X Johan Bdrjesson 1790-1866 3 Bernhard von Beskow 1 796-1868
3 August Teodor Blanche 18x1-68 4 Johan Kristofer John 1818-84
5 Prans Hedberg 1838-1908 6 Per Johan Bdvard B&ckstr6m
1841-86
Swedish fiction
Age of Dalin 1740-1780
I Jakob Henrik Mdrk 1714-63 3 Jakob Vallenberg 1746-78
Modem period 1800-
I Sofia Margareta von Knorring 1797-1848 3 Magnus Jakob Cru-
senstolpe 1795-1865 f3 Predrika Bremer 1801-65 4 Karl Anton Wet-
terbergh (Onkel Adam) 1804-89 5 Bmilie Plygare Carl6n 1807-92
6 Zakris Topelius 18x8-98 7 Viktor Rydberg 1829-95 9 Minor
writers
1640-1740
1780-1800
(king) 1746-93
1800-
LITERATURE
839.74 Swedish essays
.T4tf Modem period 1800-
z Bcajaxnift KmtI Henrik Hdijer 1767-1812 2 Lorenso Hammankdld
I78s'l8a7 3 Bernhard BUs Malxnetrdm 1816-65 4 Karl Julius
Lfottrdm 18x1-03 5 Gu«taf H&kan Jordao Ljunggren 1 833-1905
6 Karl Rupert Nyblom 1832-1907
.77 Swedish satire and humor
.776 Modem period 1800*
z Johaa Anders Wadmaa 1777-1837 a Erik Sjdberg (Vitalis) Z794*
z8a8 3 Kristian Erik Pahlcrants z 790-1866 4 Vilhelm August
Detlof von Braun 18x3-60 5 Gunnar Wennerberg X8X7-190X
.78 Swedish miscellany
The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowl-
edge. In classification, books are placed with their subjects, theology,
history, etc.
.78 X Middle ages zaoo-x520
Canon Matties, BibU translatiOHt -1350; Peder M&nsson, BneydopediOt
-1534
.78a Reformation IS30-Z640
z Peder Andersson Svart, History, -Z56a a Erik Gdranason Tegel,
History^ Z580-Z636 3 ifigidius Girs, Historyt X580-X639 4 Gustavus
Adcdphus (king). HisUfry, z594-*i63a
.78§ Age el Stjemhjelm Z640-Z740
z Olof Rudbeck, litdkin, z630-x7oa a Urban HjAme x64Z-z7a4
3 Johan Peringskjdld, History^ z654-x7ao 4 Anders Rydelius, Phitosofy
167 1-1738 5 Anders Celsius, Astronomy , X70X-44 6 Emanuel
Svedenborg, Thsologyt x688-x77a
.784 Age of Dalin 1740-Z780
X Karl Gustaf Tessin, History, x695-x770 a E^arl von Linn6, Botany
1707-78 3 Johan Ihre, Philology, 1707-80 4 Sven Lagerbring
, History^ 1707-87 5 Anders Johan von Hdpken, History, 17x3-89.
6 Olof Celsius, History, 1716-94 7 Anders af Botin, History, 1734-
90 8 Torbem Olof Bergman, Chsmistry, 1 735-84 Karl Vilhelm
Scheele, Chsmistry, z 74^-86 *
.786 Modem period x8oo-
X Erik Gustaf Geijer, History, Z783-X847 a Anders Magnus Strinnholm,
History, x 786-1 86a 3 Anders Pryxell, History, 1 795-1 88 x 4 Frederik
Ferdinand Carlson, History, X8XX-87
•8 Danish and Norwegian literature
.81 Danish and Norwegian poetry
•Sii Middle ages ztoo-x50o
X Anders Sunesen a Ballads (Kjampeviser)
•Sia Reformation Z500-X560
Hans Tavsen X494-X56X
•Szj Learned period 1560-1700
X Anders Arrebo X587-1637 a Anders Bording 16x9-77 3 Peder
Syv 163 1 -1 70a 4 Thomas Kingo X634-X703 5 Peder Dass X647-
X708 6 Dorthe Engelbrektsdatter 1635-X7X6 7 Sdren Terkelsen
Z66x 8 Jacob Vorm x64a-93
^Z4 Age of Hblberg Z700-X750
z J6rgen Sorterup x66a-x733 a Tdger Reenberg 1656 — X743 3 Kristian
Falster x690-Z75a 4 Hans Adolph Brorson 1694-X764 5 Ambrodus
Stub Z705-58 6 Kristian Frederik Wadskjaer x7xa-79
^15 . Period of enlightenment 1 750-1 800
z Kristian Braunmann Tullin x7a8-65 a Johazmes Bvald 1743-81
3 Johan Herman Vessel X74a-8s 4 Edvard Storm z 749-94
5 Kristen Henriksen Pram Z756-z8az 6 Jens Baggesen Z764-
z8a6 7 Knud Lyne Rahbek 1760-1830 8 Malte Konrad Bruun X775-
x8a6 9 Minor writers
«8t6 Modem period x8oo-
X Adam Gottiob Oehlenschlager z779-z85o a Bernhard Severin Inge-
mann X789-X863 3 Nicolai Frederik Severin Grundtvig X783-X873
4 Johannes Carsten Hauch X790-X871 5 Henrik Wergeland X 808-45
6 Ludvig Bddtcher 1793-1874 7 Frederik Paludan-Muller 1809-76
8 Carl Ploug 1813-94 9 Minor writers
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
839.82
^3
Ji26
x<oo-
2 Johan Lndyig Hdberg I79X'
4 Thomu Orenkott I798~x873
6 Henrik Ibtan iSal*
.83
.S36
.84
^6
.87
•875
.88
J8a
.883
Danish and Norwegian drama
LMuned p«riod 1560-1700
X Hierontmut Justeaen Ranch zs39-x607 a Hans Kristeniea Stben
1544-1603 3 Peder Jenaen H«0eland 1543-16x4 4 Hana Thomaeii
Stege -i6a8 5 Jena Ldnberg z663'-Z700
Alo of Holberg 1700-1750
X LadTif Holberg x6<4-i754
Pariod of onligfatonment z 750-1800
I Charlotte Dorothea Biehl X73X^8 a Johaa Nordal Broun 1745-
x8i6 3 Ole Johan Samade X759-96 4 Bnerold Palaen x755-x8o8
5 Thomaa Thaanip i749-x8ax 6 Kriatian Levin Sander X756-z8x9
7 Olaf Kriatian Olufaen 1764-1827 8 Peter Andreaa Heiberg 1758-
X841 9 Minor writers
Modem period
X Caaper Johannea Boye X791-Z853
x86o 3 Henrik Herts X798-X870
5 Chriatian Knud Prederik Molbech x8ax-88
X906
Danish and Norwegian fiction
Modem period x8oo-
X Thomaaine Chriatine Gyllemboarg-Bhrensv&rd X773-X856 a
Steenaen Blicher X783-X848 3 Chriatian Winther X796-X876 4 Haaa
Christiaa Anderaen X805-75 5 Meyer Aaron Goldadunidt 18 xp-
87 6 Holger Drachnuum 1846-1908 7 BjAmstjeme BJflntoa
x83a-x9io
Danish and Norwegian essays
Period of enligfatment 1750-1800
Raamua Nyemp x 759-1829
Modem period x8oo-
X Niela Mathiaa Petersen X78X-X862 3 Sdren Aaby Kierkegaard x8k3-
55 3 Rudolph Keyaer 1803-64 4 Peter Andreaa Mudch x8xo-
63 5 Johan Sebastian Cammermeyer Welhaven x8o7'73 6Georg
• Morris Cohen Brandea 184a-
Danish and Norwegian satire and humor
Period el enlightenment X750-1800
X Peder Magnua Trojel x 743-96 a Peder Kofoed Trojel X754-84
3 Thomaa Kriatoffer Bniun X750-X834
Danish and Norwegian miscellany
The aubdiviaiona of 8 show the leading writera in other brandiea of knowledge.
In daaaification, booka are placed with their aabjecta, theology, htatory, et&
Middle ages XXOO-X500
X Sazo (Longua) Grammaticua, History ^ -X2o8 a Svend Aageaen, Historj
Reformation X500-X560
I Kriatiem Pederaen (Father of Daniah literature) X480-X554 2 Povel
Blieaen, Sermons, 1480- 3 Hsna Mikkelaen, BihU Iramslaiion, -X539
4 Peder Plade (Palladiua) 1503-60 5 Henrik Smith, MedMn, -1563
Learned period 1560-X700
History: Hana Syaning 1508-X584 Anders Sdrensen Vedel X542-16X6
Peder Klauaen X545-x6x4 Arild Hvitfdd X549-1609 Klaua Ljrakander
X558-1693 Ole Worm X588-X654 Peder Reaen x62S-88
Theology: Niela Hemmingaen X5X3-i6oo Holger Roaenkraas X574-
X642 Jesper Brochmand x 585-1652
Science: Tyge Brahe, Astronomy, X546-X60X Kaapar Bartholin,
Mtdicin, 1585-1629 Thomaa Bartholin, Anatomy, (|5x6-8o Ole
Borch, Msdiein, X626-90 Niela Stensen, Anolomy, X638-86 Ola
Rdmer, Astronomy, X644-X7XO
Age of Holberg X700-1750
t Brik Pontc^pidan, History, X698-X764 a Jacob Laagebek, HiHcry,
X7XO-75 3 Prederik Kriatian BilachoT» , X725-50
4 Gerhard Schdning, History, x 722-80 5 Peder Prederik Sohm,
History, 1728-98
Gothic
LITERATURE
840 French literature
840. z Philoaofy .a Compends .3 Dictioiuuics ^ BaMyt, lectturw, and
addresMt on French literature .5 Periodicals .6 Sodetiet .7 Study and teaching
.8 Collections .9 History
841 French poetry
•z
.11
.12
.13
.15
.16
.17
.18
.19
.2
.21
.22
.24
.25
.26
.27
.28
.29
•3
•31
•32
•33
.34
.35
.36
.37
.38
.39
•4
.41
42
•43
.44
•45
46
.47
.48
49
.03 Romantic and epic .04 Lyric, tiaUads
.07 Satiric and humorous .08 Collections
.03 Dramatic
.06 DescriptiT
French poetry
Early French 842-1400
Chanson de Roland Chanson de gesU
Wace, Robert
Marie de France
Chrestien de Troyes
Quesnes de Bethune
Thibaut 4, comte de Champagne
Rutebeuf
Roman de la rose
GuiOaume de Loris, zx9S-xa6o Jean de Meung, is8o-Z330
Minor poets
Transition period 1400-1500
Chartier, Alain 1 386-1 458
Orleans, Charles due d' 1391-1465
Coquillart, Guillaume 1421-1510
Baude, Henri I430-95
Villon, Fran9ois 1431-85
.05 Didactic
.09 History of
-1 191
-1228
1201-53
1230-
Minor poets
Renaissance 1 500-1600
Daurat, Jean
Du Bellay, Joachim
Belleau, Remy
Ronsard, Pierre de
Thiard, Pontus de
B^, Jean Antonie de
Saluste du Bartas, Guillaume de
Desportes, Philippe
Minor poets
Classic period 1600-1715
Malherbe, Frangois de
Maynard, Francois
Racan, Honorat de Bueil, marquis de
Chapelain, Jean
La Fontaine, Jean de
Deshouli^res, Antoinette (du Ligier de la Garde),
Madame
Chaulieu, Guillaume Amfrye de
Minor poets
1510-88
1524-60
1528-77
i524-«5
1521-1605
1532-89
1544-90
1 546-1606
1555-1628
I 582-1 646
1589-1670
1595-1674
1621-95
1637-94
1639-1720
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
841-5 i8th century 1715-89
842
.51
Rousseau, Jean Baptiste
1670-1741
.52
Racine, Louis
I 692-1 763
.53
Pompignan, Jean Jacques de Franc, marquis de
1709-84
.54
Delille, Jacques
1738-1813
.55
Roucher, Jean Antoine
1745-94
.56
Chtoier, Andr^ Marie de
1762-94 •
.57
.58
.59
Pamy, Evariste D^ir^ Desforges, vicomte de
I 753-1 8 14
Minor poets
.6
Revolution and empire 1789-1815
61
Lebrun, Ponce Denis ^couchard
I 729-1 807
.62
Fontanes, Louis, marquis de
I 757-1 82 I
.63
Parseval Grandmaison, Frangois Auguste
I 759-1 834
.64
Luce de Lancival, Jean Charles Julien
I 764-1 8 10
.65
D6saugiers, Marc Antoine Madeleine
I 772-1 827
.66
Campenon, Francois Nicolas Vincent
I 772-1 843
.67
.68
.69
Millevoye, Charles Hubert
1782-1816
Minor poets
•7
Constitutional monarchy 1815-48
.71
B6ranger, Pierre Jean de
I 780-1 857
.72
Delavij;ne, Jean Francis Casimir
1793-1843 Sec 842.72
.73
Deschamps, fimile
179I-1871
.74
Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de
I 792-1 869
•75
Reboul, Jean
I 796-1 864
.76
Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte de
1799-1863 See 842.75
.77
Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de
1810-57 See 843.76
.78
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte
See also 842. 7S and 843. 7S
1802-85
.79
Minor poets
•
.8
Later 19th century 1848-1900
.81
Laprade, Pierre Marin Victor Richard de
1812-83
.8a
Dupont, Pierre
1821-70
.83
Banville, Theodore Fanllain de
1820-91
.84
Sully-Prudhomme, Rend Frangois Armand
1839-1907
.85
Coppde, Francis £douard Joachim
1842-1908 See 842.88
.86
.87
Derouldde, Paul
1846-1914
.88
.89
Minor poets
.91
Early 20th century 1901-
French drama
.1
Early French 842-1400
.11
Mysteries and miracles
.12
Adam de la Halle
1240-86
.13
Bodel, Jean
.14
.15
.16
•17
.18
»I9
Minor dramatists *
LITERATURE
842.2
.21
.22
.23
.24
.25
.26
.28
.29
.3
.31
.32
.33
.34
.35
.36
.37
.38
.39
-4
.41
.42
.43
44
.45
.46
.47
.48
.49
•5
.51
.52
.53
•54
•55
.56
.57
.58
.59
.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
Transition period
Gresban* Araoul
Michel, Jean
•
Gringoire, Pierre
1400-1500
-1493
1480-1544
Minor dramatists
Renaissance 1500-1600
Le Coq, Thomas
Baif , Lazare de
La Peruse, Jean Bastier de
Jodelle, Etienne
Grtvin, Jacques
La Taille, Jean de
Gamier, Robert
Larivey, Pierre de
Minor dramatists
Classic period 1600-1715
ComeiUe, Pierre
Molidre> Jean Baptiste Poquelin» called
Comeille, Thomas
Boursault, Edme
Racine, Jean
Brueys, David Augustin de
Dufresny, Charles Riviere
Baron, Michel Boyron, called
Minor dramatists
i8th century 1715-89
La Motte, Antoine Houdart de
Cr^billon, Prosper Jolyot de
Destouches, Philippe Nericault
Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de
Piron, Alexis
Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de
S^daine, Michel Jean
Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de
Minor dramatists
Revolution and empire 1789-1815
Ducis, Jean Frangois
Colli n-Harleville, Jean Francois
La Harpe, Jean Francois de
Fabre d'Eglan'ine, Philippe Francois Nazaire
Andrieux, Francois Guillaume Jean Stanislas
Chenier, Marie Joseph
Picard, Louis Benolt
Lemercier, Louis Jean N^pomuc^ne
Minor dramatists
1530-55
1532-73
1538-70
1 540-1 608
1 545-1601
1550-1612
1606-84
1622-73
1625-1709
I 638-1 701
1639-99
1640-1723
1648-1724
1653-1729
I 672-1 73 I
I 674-1 762
I 680-1 754
1 688-1 763 See 843.53
1689^-1773
1694-1778. See 843.54
1719-97
1732-99
1733-1816
I 735-1 806
1 739-1 803 Sec 844.6 1
1755-94
I 759-1 833
I 764-1 81 I
I 769-1 828
I 77 I- I 840
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
8.^2.7
Constitutional monarchy 1815-48
•71
Soumet» Alexandre
I 788-1845
. -72
Delavigne, Jean Prangois Casimir
1793-1843 See 841.7a
.73
Scribe, Augustin Eug^e
1791-1861
.74
Ancelot, Jacques Ars^e Fransois Polycarpe
I 794-1864
.75
Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte de
1799-1863 See 841.76
.76
Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de
1810-57 See 841.77
.77
Dumas, Alexandre, the elder
1806-70 See 843.76
.78
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte
See also 841.78 and 843.78
1802-85
.79
Minor dramatists
.8
Later 19th century 1848-1900
.81
Labiche, Eugene Marin
1815-88
.82
Ponsard, Francois
1824-67
•83
Augier, Guillaume Victor £niile
1822-89
.84
Dumas, Alexandre, fils
1824-95
.85
Bomier, Henri de
1825-I9OI
.86
Sardou, Victorien
1831-1908
.87
Pailleron, £douard
1834-99
.88
Copp^, Prancis fidouard Joachim
1 842-1908 See 841.8s
.89
Minor dramatists
•91
Early 20th century 1901-
French fiction
.2
Transition period 1400-1500
.21
Christine de Pisan
1363-I431
.22
Jean de Tuim
.23
La Sale, Antoine de
1398-1462
.24
.25
.26
Chastelain, Geoiges
1403-75
.27
.28
.29
Minor writers
•3
Renaissance 1500-1600
.31
Marguerite de Navarre
1492-1549
.32
Desperriers, Bonaventure
1500-44
.33
Herberay, Nicolas d'
-1552
.34
Du Pail, Noel
-1585
.35
Bouchet, Guillaume
I 526-1606
.36
.37
Beroalde de Verville, Frangois
1558-1612
.38
.39
Minor writers
A
Classic period 1600-17x5
.41
Urf6, Honors d*
1568-1625
.42
Gomberville, Marin Le Roy de
1600-47
.43
La CalprenMe, Gauthier de Costes de
1602-63
.44
Scuddry, Georges de
1601-67
.45
Scud^ry, Madeleine de
1607-1701
.46
Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien
1620-55
.47
Perraidt, Charles
1628-1703
.48
T ^f ayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne
, comtesse de 1634-93
.49
Minor writers
LITBRATURB
843*5
.51
.52
•53
.54
•55
.56
57
.5«
.59
.6
.61
02
.0^
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7
•71
72
.73
.74
.75
.76
.77
.78
.79
.8
.81
.8a
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
•91
844
•3
.31
.41
42
z8th centtsiy 1715-89
Le Sage, Alain Ren6
Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de
Pr6T0st d'Eziles, Antoine Pnm9ois
Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de
Cr^billon, Claude Prosper Jolyot de, fils
Rooaaaao, Jean Jacques
Restif de la Bretonae, Nicolas Bdme
Florian, Jean Pierre Claris de
Minor writers
Reyolution and empire 178^1815
St Pierre, Jacques Henri Bemardin de
Stael Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine (Necker)|
baronne de 1766-1817
Constant de Rebecque, Henri Benjamin 1767'! 830
Maistre, Xayier de 1 763-1 852
Chateaubriand, Francois Auguste Ren6, vicomte de 1 768-1848
1668-1747
1688-1763 See 843.54
1697-1763
1694-1778 See 84* 56
1707-77
1712-78
I 734-1806
1755-^
1737-1814
Minor writers
Constitutional monarchy 1815-48
Beyle, Marie Henri [de Stendhal]
Nodier. Charies
Balzac, Honor6 de
Sue, Marie Joseph, caUed Eugene
Souvestre, fimile
Dumas, Alexandre, tiie elder
Gautier, Th^ophile
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte
See abo 841. 7S and 842.78
Minor writers
Later 19th century 1848-1900
M^rim^e, Prosper
Dudevant, Amantine Ludle Aurore Dupin
[George Sand]
Feuillet, Octave
Flaubert, Gustaye
_ , ^, . f Erckmann, Emile
Erckmann-Chatriaa < ^m. < • ai j
{ Chatnan, Alexandre
About, Edmond Francois Valentin
Cherbuliez, Victor
Daudet, Alphonse
Minor writers
Early 20th century 1901-
French essays
Renaissance 1500-1600
Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de
Classic period 1600-1715
Du Vair, Guillaume
Saint-fivremond, Charles de Marguetei de Saint-
Denis de
I 783-1842
I79<>-I844
1799-1850
1804-57
1806-54
1806-70 See 843.77
181 1-72
1802-85
1803-70
1804-76
1822-90
182 1-8 I
1822-99
1826-90
1828-85
1829-99
1840-97
1533-92
1556-162 I
1613-1703
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
844.5 iSth century 1715-89
.51 Pontenelle» Bernard le Bovier de
.52 Montesquieu, Charles le Secondat, baron de
.53 Alembert, Jean le Rond d'
.6 Revolution and empire 1789-1815
.61 La Harpe, Jean Frangois de
.62 Joubert, Joseph
.63 Courier de M^r^, Paul Louis
.64 Senancour, £tienne Pivert de
.7 Constitutional monarchy 1815-48
.71 La Mennais, Hugues F^licitd Robert de
.72 Villemain, Abel Frangois
.73 Planche, Jean Baptiste Gustave
.74 Sainte Beuve, Charles Augustin
.75 Saint-Marc Girardin
.76 Janin, Jules Gabriel
.77 Nisard, Jean Marie Napoleon D^str^
.8 Later 19II1 century * 1848-1900
.81 Quinet, Edgar
.82 Renan, Ernest
.83 Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe
.91 Early 20th century 1901-
845 French oratory subdivided by periods like 841
846 French letters subdivided by periods Uke sir
847 French satire and humor
.1 Early French 842-1400
1 1 Guyot de Provins
12 Roman du Renard See 837.31 *nd 839.371
13 DeschampSf Eustache
3 Renaissance 1500-1600
31 Marot, Clement
32 Rabelais, Francois
33 La Satyre Menippee
34 Aubign^, Thtodore Agrippa d*
35 Regnier, Mathurin
4 Classic period 1600-1715
41 Viau, Th^phile de
42 Saint Amant, Marc Antoine Gerard
43 Scarron, Paul
44 Benserade, Isaac de
45 Fureti^re, Antoine
46 Boileau Desprlauz, Nicolas
47 Regnard, Jean Francois
5 i8th century 1715-89
51 Cresset, Jean Baptiste Louis
52 Gilbert, Nicolas Joseph Laurent
7 Constitutional monarchy 1815-48
71 Btfrth^lemy, August Marseille
72 Barbier, Henri Auguste
1657-1757
1689-1755
i7i7-«3
1739-1803 See 843.63
I 754-1 824
1772-1825
1770-1846
I782-1854
1790-1870
1808-57
1804-69
1801-73
1804-74
1806-88
1803-75
1823-92
1828-93
I 320-1 400
I495-1544
I495-1553
1594
1550-163O
1573-1613
I 590-1626
1594-1661
1610-60
1612-91
1620-88
1636-17II
I 655-1 709
1709-77
1751-80
I796-1867
1805-82
848 French miscellany subdivided by periods uke 841
LITERATURE
849 Provengal literature
• ( Proven^ poetry
.XI I st period 900-1 TOO
Poetry in hands of clergy. No folk poetry preservd. Form mainly epic.
Language not yet fixt. Country under rule of counts, nominally subject to
emperor, really independent till 1486, then reunited to Prance
.111 Epic poetry
Boethius
.112 Lyric poetry
.Z19 Minor poetry Didactic
.la Golden age 1 100-1300
Poets mainly knights, but after 1250 almost exclusivly burghers. Lyric most
important
.121 Romances of chivalry
Girart de Rossilho
.122 Historical poetry
Croisade contre les Albigeois
.123 Romans d'a ventures
Flamenca
.124 Lyric poetry
.125 Bemart de Ventadom, flourisht about 1140-95
.126 Bom, Bertran de " " 1180-95
.127 • Amaut, Daniel " " 1 180-1200
.128 Bomeill, Guiraut de " " 1 175-1220
.129 Minor poetry
Nearly 500 poets named beside anonymous poems. Form prevails over
content; great variety of poetic forms. These lyric poets are the real
Troubadours
.13 Aftermath 1 300-1 500
Downfall of language and literature owing to lack of content and to political
and social causes, specially the crusade against the Albigenses
.13 1 Poets of school of Toulouse
Arnaut Vidal, first recipient of the Golden Violet, 1324. Poetry artificial, a
craft. Las Leys d'Amors is the code of poetic laws, by Guillem Molinier,
chancellor of 'Consistory de la gaya sciensa' establisht at Toulouse 1394.
First prise a golden violet. When in danger of perishing, consistory revived
in 1484 and poetic exercises styled 'Jeux floraux'
.132 La Noble Leyczon
Religious poetry of Waldenses
.139 Minor poetry
. 1 4 Decadence i S^O"
Provencal sinks to position of a dialect despite fitful attempts to revive it. the
most recent, that connected with publication of Li Provengalo 185a
.141 Goudouli, Pierre de 1 579-1 649
.142 Despourrins, Cyprien r698-i755
.^43 Jasmin, Jacques 1 798-1 864
.144 Roumanille, Joseph 18 18-91
,145 Aubanel, Jos. Marie J. Baptiste Thtedore 1829-86
.146 Mistral, Pr^d^ric 1 830-1914
.I4Q Minor poetry
31
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
849.9
.91
^11
.9x3
•91S
•93
•933
.98
^^
Catalan literature
Catalan poetry
»t period I300-X350
Catalonia before 1137 ruled by French counts, then united to Aragon.
Language is closely alUed to Provencal, in which first poets wrote. Mss
scatterd; few as yet printed. Literature begins with James x (12x3-76)
who made Catalan the state language
For Ramon Muntaner see 849.98x3
I Raimon Lull 1225-13x5 2 Febler X250 9 Minor poets
ad period 1350-1450
Imitation of Neo Provencal, French and Italian, specially of Dante. Pe-
trarch and Boccaccio. Some flashes of originality. Fra Rocaberti. Imita-
tion of Dante
Age of perfection X45o~
From x6th century, Catalan literature merged in Spanish, tho some writers
still employ idiom, e. g. * Balaguer '
x March, Ausias -X460, greatest of Catalan poets 2 Fenolla, Bernard
3 Jacme Roig (satiric) 4 Farrer 5 Serafi 6 Puj(ri 7 Garcia
9 Minor poets
Catalan fiction
Age of perfection X450-
Joanet Martorel -1400. TiratU to Blanch, a chivalrlc romance
Miscellany
ist period 1200-1350
Prose superior to X)oetry. Chronicles of great importance, culminating in
Muntaner
I James x (The Conqueror) 12x3-76 2 Desclot, Bernardo 3 Mun-
taner, Ramon X265-X340 4 Ximenes 9 Minor authors
ad period X350-X450
Prose resists foren influences better than poetry. Many philoeofic and
theologic writings beside historical works
X Tomich 2 Turell 9 Minor writers
LITERATURE
850 Italian literatttre
850.x Philosofy .2 Compenda .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays, lectures and
addresses on Italian literature .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and
teaching .S Collections .9 History
851 Italian poetry
.03 Dramatic .03 Romantic and epic .04 Lyric, ballads .05 Didactic
.06 Descriptiv .07 Satiric and humorous .08 Collections .09 History
of Italian poetry
•z Early Italian Age of Dante -1375
To deth of Boccaccio* X375
.II Protonotario, Stefano -1250
.12 Arezzo, Gutttone d' -1294
.13 Guincelli, Guido -1276
.14 Cavalcanti, Guido 1260-1300
.15 Alighieri, Dante 1265-132 1
.16 Pistoia, Cino da 1 270-1336
.17 Uberti, Fazio degli -1369
.18 Petrarca^ Francesco 1304-74
.19 Minor poets
.2 Period of classic learning 1375-1492
Prom deth of Boccaccio, Z375> to deth of Lorenso il Magnifico, 1492
.21 Frezzi, Federigo -1416
.22 Bojardo, Matteo 1430-94
^3 Medici, Lorenzo dei (II Magnifico) 1448-92
.24 Poliziano, Angelo 1454-94
.25 Benivieni, Girolamo 1 453-1 542 See 852.22
.26 Sannazzaro, Jacopo 1458-1530
.29 Minor poets
.3 Age of Leo the Tenth 1492-1542
Prom deth of l.orenzo il Magnifico, 1492, to convocation of council of Trent, 1542
.31 Bembo, Pietro 1 470-1 547
.32 Ariosto, Lodovico I474-I533
.33 Rucellai, Giovanni 1475-1526
.34 Molza, Francesco 1 483-1 544 See 853.33
.35 Tasso, Bernardo 1493-1569
.36 Alamanni, Luigi 1 495-1 556
.37 Guidiccioni, Giovanni 1500-41
.38 Casa» Giovanni della 1503-56
.39 Minor poets
4 Later i6th century 1542-85
Prom convocation of council of Trent, 1542. to pontificate of Sixtus 5, 1585
.41 Costanzo, Angelo di 1507-91
.42 Rota, Bernardino 1509-75
.43 Tansillo, Luigi 1510-68
44 Magno, Celio 1 536-1602
.45 Guarini, Giovambattista 1537-1612
.46 Tasso, Torqnato 1544-95
.47 Baldi. Bernardino 1 553-1 61 7
.49 Minor poets
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
851.5
.51
.52
.53
.54
.55
.56
.57
.58
.59
.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7
.71
.72
.73
.74
.75
.76
.77
.78
.79
.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
.91
852
.1
.2
.21
.22
.29
1
Period of decline 1585-1748
Prom poatificate of Sizttu 5, 1585-90, to peace of Aix-la»Chapelle, 1748
Chiabrera, Gabriello 1552-1637
Marini, Giovambattista 1 569-1625
Testi, Fulvio 1 593-1646
Pilicaja, Vincenzo 1 642-1 707
Guidi, Alessandro 1650-1712
Manfredi, Etistachlo 1674-1738
Pnigoni, Carlo Innocenzo 1692-1768
Algarotti, Francesco 1712-64
Minor poets
Period of renovation 1748-1814
Prom peace of Aix-Ia-Chapelle, 17481 to congren of Viemia, 1814
Paradisi, Agostino 1736-83
Mascheroni, Lorenzo 1750-1800
Pindemonte, Ippolito 1 753-1 828
Monti, Vincenzo 1 754-1828
Cassi, Francesco 1 778-1846
Foscolo, Ugo 1 7 79-1 827
Arid, Cesare 1 782-1836
Sestini, Bartolommeo 1792- 1822
Minor poets
Early 19th century 1814-59
Prom congress of Vienna, 1 8 14, to war of Independence,
Berchetf Giovanni
Rossetti, Gabriello
Manzoni, Alessandro
Marchetti, Giovanni
Leopardi, Giacomo
Carrer, Luigi
Regaldi, Giuseppe
Prati, Giovanni
Minor poets
Later 19th century 1859-1900
Prom war of Independence, 1859, to 1900
Aleardi, Aleardo
Zanella, Giacomo
Gnoli, Domenico
Carducci, Giosu^
Fogazzaro, Antonio
Rapisardi, Mario
Guerrini, Olindo
Minor poets
Early 20th century
1901-
Italian drama
Early Italian Age of Dante -1375
Period of classic learning 1375-1492
Belcari, Feo 1410-84
Poliziano, Angelo 1454-94
Minor dramatists
i8S9
1783-1851
1783-1854
1 785-1 873 See 853.7a
1790-1852
I 798-1 837
1801-50
180^-83
1815-84
1810-78
1820-88
1838-
1835-I907
1842-191I
1844-
1845-
See 851 24
LITERATURE
852.3
Age of Leo the Tenth 1492-1542
.31
Machiavelli, Niccol6
1469-1537 See alao 854.
31
.32
Dovizi, Bernardo (Cardinal Bibbiena)
I470-1520
33
Trissino, Gian Gioi^io
I 478-1 550
34
Aretino, Pietro
I492-I556
.35
Ambra, Francesco d*
-1558
.39
Minor dramatists
4
Later i6th century 1542-85
41
Speroni, Sperone
1500-88
42
Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio
1 504-73 See also 853 . 44
•43
Cecchi, Giovanni Maria
1517-87
•44
Asinari, Pederigo
1527-76
45
Porta, Giovambattista della
I538-1615
49
Minor dramatists
.5
Period of declme 1585-1748
51
Buonarroti, Michelangiolo jr
I 564-1 646
52
Rinuccini, Ottavio
I 565-1 622
.53
Andreini, Giovambattista
I 578-1 650
.54
Gigli, Girolamo
1660-1722
.55
Zeno, Apostolo
I 669-1 750
.56
Maffei, Scipione
1675-I755
.57
Trapassi, Pietro (Metastasio)
I 698-1 782
.59
Minor dramatists
.6
Period of renovation 1748-1814
For Manzoni. see 851.73 and 853.7a
.6z
Goldoni, Carlo
1707-73
.63
Gozzi, Carlo
1 722-1 806
.63
Capacelli Albergati, Francesco
I 728-1804
64
Alfleri, Vittorio
I 749-1 803
.65
Nota, Alberto
1775-1847
.66
Biondi, Luigi
I 776-1839
.67
Benedetti, Francesco
I 785-182 I
.69
Minor dramatists
.7
Early 19th century 1814-59
.71
Niccolini, Giovambattista
I 782-1 861
.72
PeUico, Silvio
I 788-1 854
.73
Giacometti, Paolo
1816-81
.74
Gherardi del Testa, Tommaso
1818-82
.75
Ferrari. Paolo
1822-89
.79
Minor dramatists
.8
Later 19th century 185(^1900
.81
Bersezio, Vittorio
1830-1900
.82
Cossa, Pietro
1833-82
.83
Carrera, Valentino
1834-95
.84
Marenco, Leopoldo
1831-99
.85
Cavallotti, Felice
1842-98
86
Torelli, Achille
1844-
.87
00
.88
.89
Minor dramatists
•01
Early 20th century 1901-
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
853 Italian fiction
.1
.11
.12
.13
.14
.15
.19
.2
.21
.22
.23
.24
.25
.29
.3
.31
.32
.33
.34
.39
.4
.41
.42
•43
44
.45
.49
.5
.6
.7
.71
.72
.73
.74
.75
.76
.77
.78
.79
.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
.87
.88
.89
•91
Early Italian Age of Dante -1375
" Cento Novelle Antiche " (Gualteruzzi's collection)
1542-85
Barberino, Francesco da
Pisa, Guido da
Gubbio» Bosone da
Boccaccio, Giovanni
Minor writers
Period of classic learning
Sacchetti, Franco
Fiorentino, Ser Giovanni
Manetti, Antonio
Mangabotti, Andrea dei
Prato, Giovanni da
Minor writers
Age of Leo the Tenth
Salemitano, Masuccio
Bandello, Matteo
Molza, Francesco
Firenzuola, Agnolo
Minor writers
Later i6th century
Grazzini, Antonfrancesco (Lasca)
Doni, Antonfrancesco
Erizzo, Sebastiano
Gtraldi, G. B. Cinzio
Parabosco, Girolamo
Minor writers
Period of decline
Period of renovation
Early 19th century
Rosini, Giovanni
Manzoni, Alessandro
Grossi, Tommaso
Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico
Bresciani, Antonio
Cant^, Cesare
Carcano, Giulio
Az^lio, Massimo d'
Minor writers
Later 19th century
Castellazzo, Luigi
Barrili, Anton Giulio
Capuana, Luigi
Vei^a, Giovanni
Paldella, Giovanni
Farina, Salvatore
Giovagnoli, Raffaele
Serao, Matilde
Minor writers
Early 20th century 1901-
1264-1348
-1350
1313-75
1375-1492
-1400
1423^7
1492-1542
I 480-1 56 I
1483-1544
I 493-1 548
1503-83
1513-74
1525-85
1504-73
-1560
See also 851.34
Seealoo 852.42
1585-1748
I748-1814
1814-59
1859-I9OO
I 776-1 855
I 785-1873
1791-1853
1804-73
I 798-1 862
1807-95
1812-83
1800-66
1827-90
I 836-1 908
I 839-191 7
1840-
1846-
1846-
1838-
1856-
Seealso 851 7J
LITERATURE
854
^
Italian essays
.1
Early Italian Age of Dante
-1375
.11
Cavalca, Pra Domenico
-1342
.12
Passavanti, Fra Jacopo
-1357
.2
Period of classic learning 1375-1492
.21
Albertt, Leone Battista
1404-72
.22
Palmieri, Matteo
1405-75
.23
Bisticci, Vespasiano da
1421-98
.24
Collenuccio, Pandolfo
-1504
.25
Vind, Leonardo da
1452-1519
.29
Minor essayists
•3
Age of Leo the Tentii 1492-:
1542
.31
Machiavelli, Niccol6
1469-1527
Set also 852.31
.32
Nardi, Jacopo
1476-1555
.33
CastigHone, Baldassare
I 478-1 529
.34
Guicciardini, Francesco
1482-1540
.35
Giannotti, Donato
I 494-1 573
.36
Giambullari» Pier Francesco
1495-1555
.37
Gelli, Giovambattista
1498-1563
.38
Varchi, Benedetto
1503-66
.39
Minor essayists
4
Later i6th century 1542-85
•
.41
Castelvetro, Ludovico
1505-71
.42
Piccolomini, Alessandro
1508-78
.43
Borghini» Vincenzo
1515-80
.44
Davanzati, Bernardo
I 529-1 606
.45
Salviati, Leonardo
1540-89
.46
Ammirato, Scipione
1531-1601
47
Paruta, Paolo
1540-98
.48
Botero, Giovanni
1540-1617
.49
Minor e.s.sayists
.5
Period of decline 1585-1748
.51
Sarpi, Paolo
1 550-1 623
.52
Galilei, Galileo
1564-1642
.53
Bartoli, Daniele
1608-85
.54
Dati, Carlo
1619-75
.55
Gravina, Giovanni Vincenzo
1664-1718
.56
Muratori, Ludovico Antonio
1672-1750
.57
Giannone, Pietro
I 676-1 748
.58
Zanotti, Francesco Maria
1692-1777
.59
Minor essayists
.6
Period of renovation 1 748-1814
.61
Bettinelli, Saverio
17 18-1808
.62
Denina, Carlo
1730-1813
.63
Tiraboschi, Girolamo
1731^4
.64
Lanzi, Luigi
1732-1810
.65
Beccaria, Cesare
1735-93
.66
Pilangeri, Gaetano
1752-88
.67
Cesari, Antonio
I 760-1 828
.68
Perticari, Giulio
1779-1822
.69
Minor essayists
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
854.7
Early 19th century
1814-59
.71
Costa, Paolo
1771-1836
.72
Giordani, Pietro
1774-1848
.73
Troya, Qirlo
I 785-1 859
.74
Balbo, Cesare
I 789-1 853
.75
Capponi, Gino
I 792-1 878
.76
Mamiani della Rovere,
Terenzio
1800-85
. .77
Gioberti, Vincenzo
1801-53
.78
Tommas^o, Niccolb
1802-74
.79
Minor essayists
.8
Later 19th century
1859-1900
.81
Sanctis, Francesco de
1818-83
.82
Bonghi, Ruggiero
1827-95
.83
Conti, Augusto
1822-1905
.84
Villari, Pasquale
1827-1917
.85
Ardig6, Roberto
1828-
86
Compare tti, Domenico
1835-
.87
Zumbini, Bonaventura
1840-
.88
Panzacchi, Enrico
1841-1904
.89
Minor essayists
«
.91
Early 20th century
1901-
855
Italian oratory
856
Italian letters
857
Italian satire and humor
.1
Early Italian Age of Dante
-1375
.11
Gemignano, Folgore da San
.12
Chitarra, Cene dalla
.13
Angiulieri, Cecco
.14
Pucci, Antonio
-1377
.19
Minor writers
.2
Period of classic learning 1375
-1492
.21
Burchiello, Domenico
1395-1448
.22
Pulci, Luigi
1432-84
.23
Vinciguerra, Antonio
.29
Minor writers
.3
Age of Leo the Tenth
1492-1542
.31
Folengo, Teofilo (Merlin Cocai)
1491-1544
.32
Bemi, Francesco
149^1535
.39
Minor writers
•4
Later i6th century
1542-85
.41
Nelli, Pietro
.42
Beccuti, Francesco
1509-53
.43
Caporali, Cesare
1531-1601
49
Minor writers
LITERATURE
857.5
Period of decline
1585-1748
51
Tassoni, Alessandro
1565-1635
53
Bracdolini, Francesco
I 566-1645
53
Lalli, Giovambatti.sta
1572-1637
.54
Lippi, Lorenzo
1606-64
.55
Rosa, Salvatore
1615-73
.56
Menzini, Benedetto
I 646-1 704
.57
Sergardi, Ludovico
I 660-1 726
.58
Fortiguerri, Niccol6
1674-1735
.59
Minor writers
.6
Period of renovation
1748-1814
.61
Gozzi, Gasparo
1713-86
.62
Passeroni, Gian Carlo
1713-1803
.63
Casti» Giovambattista
I 721-1803
.64
Parini, Giuseppe
1739-99
.65
Baretti, Giuseppe
1716-89
.66
Bid, Angelo Maria d'
I 754-1 824
.67
Pananti, Filippo
1766-1837
.69
Minor writers
.7
Early 19th century
1814-59
.71
Giusti, Giuseppe
1809-50
.8
Later igtii century
185(^1900
•91
Early 20th century
1901-
^58
Italian miscellany
.8
Later igtii century
1859-1900
.81
Gubematis, Angelo de
1840-
.82
Amicis, Edmondo de
1 846-1908
859 Wallachian literature
•z Poetry .a Drama .3 Fiction
•7 Satira and humor .8 Miscellany
Romansh literature
Sttbdiyided Uke 859
^ Bisays .5 Oratory .6 letters
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
860 Spanish literature
860. z Philosofy .3 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays .5 Periodical!
.6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collections .9 History
861 Spanish poetry
.oa Dramatic .03 Romantic and epic .04 Lyric, ballads .05 Didactic
.06 Descriptiv .07 Satiric and humorous .08 Collections .09 History
of Spanish poetry
.1 Early Spanish -1369
In 7x1 the Visigothic kingdom, founded in the 5th century, was overthrown by
Arabs: 7XX-Z49a Arabic period or Age of reconquest
Literature began in first half of lath century. Earliest poetry, epic; subjects
national, themes war and religion (86x . i i-Z2). These were foUowd by an erudite
tendency toward classic tradition neglecting national themes (861.13 and .14)
which were however revived toward the close of the period (86x . 15) by continued
victories over Moors under Alfonso nth, 13x3-50, thereafter reaction again
toward didactic (86 x . z6). Under Alfonso the Wise, 1252-84, a general intellectual
awakening, but leading to greater results in prose than in poetry. Thru him
(i) Provencal (and Galician) and (2) Oriental influences were introduced. In
Provencal literature chief attention was given to perfection of poetic form. The
Oriental was didactic in content, symbolic in form.
. 1 1 Primi ti V monuments
.12 Poema de mio Old
.13 Berceo, Gonzalo de 1 196-1266
.14 S^ura de Astorga, Juan Lorenzo 1250
.15 Yaflez Ruy (Cronica del Rey Alfonso Onceno)
.16- Sem Tob, Rabbi • 1350
.19 Minor poets
.2 Age of imitation 1369-1516
Henry 2d to (Carlos xst, Charles 5th of Germany. I479t Union of Castile and
Arragon. Under Ferdinand and Isabella all Spain was brought under one scepter.
. Provencal and didactic tendencies continue; a third element was Italian infiueaoe.
There were 3 distinct schools:
1 Provencal, specially influential at court
2 Italian (Dante) or Allegoric, introduced by Francisco Imperial, a Genoese. (Mena,
86X.22)
3 Didactic. A protest against the Italian school in behalf of national literary
traditions. (Ayala, 86 x . 2 x )
.21 Lopez de Ayala, Pedro 1 332-1 407
.22 Mena, Juan de 1411-56
.23 Mendoza, Ifiigo Lopez de, Marqu^ de
Santillana 1 398-1 458
.24 Manrique, Jorge 1440-79
.25 Los Cancioneros
.26 Los Romances
.27 Romancero del Cid
' Romances ' popular poetry, peculiar to Spain, and generally anonymoot
period, of production, from earliest times to x8th century. (Golden Age
during reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, a grand reawakening coming with
the fall of Granada, X492
.29 Minor poets
Collections of poetry
LITERATURE
861.3
.31
.32
•33
.34
.35
.36
.37
•38
.39
4
.41
.42
.43
•44
.45
.46
.47
.48
.49
Golden age 1516-1700
Rule of House of Austria. Painting culminates in this period: Morales 1509-S6 ;
Coello 1515-90; Joanes X523-79; The Herrera — i6th century; Ribera 1588-1656;
Zurbaran 2598-1662; Velazquez Z599-x66o; Cano 1601-67; MuriUo 1618-83, etc>
Pierce opposition to the Reformation intensified religious sentiment and produced
a school of mystics. The sentiment of nationality became a dream of universal
monarchy. The chivalric cult of woman was replaced by an exaggerated con-
ception of female honor, the least suspicion of frailty being visited with deth
Great number of poets. Nothing notable in epic; lyric very prominent; at first
Italian infiuences more intensified, Petrarch the model. This movement, begun
by Juan Boscan I500(7)-I543, culminated in Garcilaso (861.31). The protest
against this in favor of national traditions is best represented by Castillejo
(861.32). Mendoza (861.36) represents a conciliation. A fusion of 2 schools
follows in which the Italian wins the major influence. Thereafter appear 2 new
schools:
z Classic, opposed to the fusion and represented by Leon (861 .33) and the Argensolaa
(861.34) and
2 Sicilian or Oriental (inspired sjtecially by the Bible) of which Herrera (861.35)
is standard bearer. First manifestations of * bad taste ' appear (founder of school,
Alonso de Ledesma 1552-1623) represented by Gongora (861.37) which despite
opposition (Rioja 861.38) produces rapid decadence. Bad taste consisted in
artificialities, exaggerations, obscurities, etc.
1503-36
I494-I596
1528-91
1563-1613
I564-1631
1534-97
1503-75
I 561-1627
1600-59
Vega, Garcilaso de la
Castillejo, Crist6bal de
Leon, Luis Ponce de
Leon is equally important in prose
Los Argensolas: Luperdo
Bartolom^ Leonardo
Herrera, Fernando de
Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de
G6ngora y Argote, Luis de
Rioja, Francisco de
Minor poets
iStii century 1 700-1800
At deth of Carlos 2d (1700) war of succession resulted in firm establishment of
hotise of Bourbon, which, with brief interruptions, has continued to rule. Spanish
political importance lost. At opening of century complete decadence, ' bad
taste ' every where dominant. Attempts made to regenerate Spanish letters
according to principles of French classicism. Little advance, however, till close
of century, despite foundation of academies (Spanish academy, 17x4) and doctrinal
reform in French sense, proclaimd by Luzan (1702-54) in La poetical etc.
Thereafter a kind of revival. 3 schools formed:
X Classic French. Moratin the elder (861.41); Cadalso (861.42); Yriarte (861.45)
and Samaniego (861.44)
2 Antique national, i>rotesting against introduction of French taste. Huerta
(86X.43)
3 Salamanca school, an attempt to reconcile the first 2, avoiding their extravagances
and conserving what was good in each. Vald6s (861.46); Iglesias (861.47);
Cienfuegos (861.48); Moratin the younger (862.42) and Jovellanos (868.42).
* Prosaism * production of exaggerated opposition to Gongorism or * bad taste '
also characterizes period. Influence of French encyclopedism also manifest.
Development of science checkt by religious (Inquisition) and political despotism.
Rich development of fables and apologs in verse. Samaniego (86 x . 44) and Yriarte
(861.45). In epic, complete poverty
Moratin (the Elder), Nicolds Femsindez de 1737-80
Cadalso, Jos^ de
Huerta, Vicente Antonio Garda de la
Samaniego, F^ix Maria de
Yriarte, Tomds de
Vald^, Juari Melendez
Iglesias de la Casa, Jos^
Cienfuegos, Nicasio Alvarez de
Minor poets
1741-82
1734-87
I 745-1 801
1750-91
1754-1817
1748-91
I 764-1 809
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
861.5 igih century 1800-1900
Abdication of Carlos 4th, 1808; Joseph ist (Bonaparte) x8o8-X3. Ferdinand 7th
restored. Salic law abrogated, opening succession to daughter Isabella. CarUst
insurrections (upholding Salic law) queld. Isabella driven from throne by
revolution z868; 1870-73 Amadeo (Savoy house), 1873. Amadeo JEtbdicates and
republic proclaimd; monarchy restored with Alfonso 12th in 1875
Age, till close of Ferdinand's reign, very unfavorable to letters. Under Carlos 4th
(1788-X808) despotism reintroduced and revolution followd. Policy of Ferdinand
7th, after restoration (1813-33), retrograde. An interregnum in letters. First
real awakening with Espronceda •(861.59). Same fluctuations as in previous
period. Romantic school introduced by 2k>rrilla (861.53)
.51 Quintana, Manuel Jos^ 1 772-1 857
.52 Espronceda, Jos^ de 1810-42
.53 Zorrilla y Moral, Jos^ 1817-90
.54 Gutierrez, Antonio Garcfa 1812-84
.55 Gil y Zdrate, Antonio 1 792-1 861
.56 Hartzembusch, Juan Eugenio 1806-80
.59 Minor poets
.6 Early 20th century 1901-
862 Spanish drama
.2 Age of imitatioii 1369-1516
Evidences of existence of ' mysteries ' but no remains
.21 Enzina, Juan del (?)i 468-1 534
22 Vicente, Gil (?)i 450-1 536
.3 Golden age 1516-1700
Drama of this x)eriod is chief glory of Spanish letters; writers show a phenomenal
fecundity (at 70 ' Lope * had written 1500 dramas), 30,000 dramas composed by
beginning of i8th century. At opening of period Church tried to check develop-
ment of profane drama, placing nearly all in the Index. Torres Naharro (works
pub. 1517) and Lope de Rueda (d. 1567) form transition from preceding period.*
Latter, reputed father of national theater. Lope de Vega (862.31) real founder.
Drama culminates in (^deron (862 35) ; thereafter decadence
.31 Vega Carpio, Lope Felix de 1562-1635
.32 Castro y Belvis, Guillen de 1 567-1621
.33 Tellez, Gabriel (Tirso de Molina, pseud.) (?)i 570-1 648
.34 Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan Ruiz de (?) 1580-1639
.35 Calderon de la Barca, Pedro 1600-81
.36 Rojas y Zorrilla. Francisco de 1607-
.37 Moreto y CabafSa, Agustin 1618-69
.39 Minor dramatists
.4 i8th century 1700-1800
Complete decadence of drama in last years of old monarchy. Revival in z8th
century, following French classic drama. Culminates in Moratin the younger
(862 .42). Opposition of National school voiced in Huerta (86 c .43). Discussions
provoke abundant productions, fecundity rather than merit oharacterizing mass
of writers, Comella (862 .41) — Period of unrest; old ideas can not be retistablisht,
new can not be naturalized. For Moratin the elder, see 861.41; Huerta, 86x^13
.41 Cornelia, Luciano Francisco 1716-79
.42 Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de 1 760-1 828
.43 Cruz, Ramon de la (Light comedies) I73i~95
.49 Minor dramatists
•5 19th century 1800-1900
Zorrilla (861.53). Gutierrez (861.54), and Rubi (862.52) represent * romantic '
movement in Spanish drama. For Gil y Zdrate, see 861.55; Hartzembusch,
861.56
.51 Martinez de la Rosa, Francisco 1 789-1 862
.52 Rodriguez Rubf, Tomds 1817-90
.53 Bret6n de los Herreros, Manuel 1 79^-1 873
•59 Minor dramatists
•6 Early 20th century 1901-
LITERATURE
863 Spanish fiction
.2 Age of imitation 1369-1516
Immense yogue of books of chivalry despite legislation till pttblicatioa of Don
Quijote; thereafter only one written. [First part of Quijote printed Z605]
,21 Books of chivalry
.22 Amadis de Gaula
.23 Cclestina
•3 Golden age ' 1516-1700
Real novel replaces old books of chivalry about xsoo. ' Picaresca/ or ' rogue *
novel diaracteristic of this period; a result of the state of society following wars
of Charles xst and Philip 2d, e. g. Mendosa's LawariUo de Tormes. For Mendosa,
see 861.36
.31 Montemayor, Jorge de 1520-61
.32 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 1 547-1616
.39 Minor novelists
.4 i8th century 1700-1800
.5 19th century 1800-1900
For Bret6n de los Herreros, see 862.53; and Rodrigues Rub(, 862.53
.51 Larra, Mariano Jos^ de [Figaro] 1809-37
.52 Mesonero y Romanos, Ram6n de 1803-82
.53 Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de [Feman Caballero ] 1 797-1 877
.59 Minor writers
.6 Early 20th century 1901-
864 Spanish essays
865 Spanish oratory
Hardly any forensic and little sacred eloquence. When language and culture
advanced, privileges of Cortes restraind. Sacred eloquence less employd by Spanish
church than by French or English. Oongorism or ' bad taste * conquers here as
elsewhere
.1 Early Spanish -1369
.2 Age of imitation 236(^1516
.3 Golden age 1516-2700
For Luis de Leon, see 86z.33: and Luis de Granada, 868.3a
.4 i8th century 1700-1800
For Jov^anos, see 868.4a; and Vald6s, 861.46
.5 19th century 1800-1900
.51 Olozaga, Salustiano de 1803-73
.52 Castelar, Emilio 1832-99
.6 Early 20th century 1901-
866 Spanish letters
.3 Golden age 1516-1700
Naturalness of old times changed with majestic court and rigid etiquet of Charles
5th. For Santa Teresa, see 868 . 33
.31 Avila, Juan de 1502-69
.32 Perez, Antonio i54*-i6ii
.39 Minor writers
L
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
867
•I
.2
.41
.42
868
•I
.11
.12
.13
.14
.19
•2
31
.32
.33
.34
.35
.36
.39
.4
•41
.42
.49
.5
.51
.52
.53
.59
.6
869
1350
Spanish satire
Early Spanish -1369
Ruiz, Juan (Arcipreste de Hita)
Age of imitation 1369-1516
Coplas de Mingo Rgvulgo
Golden age 1516-1700
Quevedo Villegas, Francisco Gomez de 1 580-1645
iSth century 1700-1800
For Cadalso, see 861.42; and Moratin the younger, 862.4a
Jorge Pitillas (a pseudonym)
Isla, Jos6 Francisco de (el Padre)
Spanish miscellany
Early Spanish -1369
Alfonso 10, el Sdbio
Sancho el Bravo (4th of Castile)
Manuel, Juan
Alfonso II
Minor writers
1703-81
1221-84
1258-95
1282-1347
1310-50
Age of imitation 1369-1516
General and special histories, books of travel, works cald forth by Boocacdo't
Corvaccio, etc.
Golden age 1 5 16-1 700
Didactic prose. Considerable development, tho less than poetry, owing in great
mesure to political and religious restraints. ' Bad taste ' manifests itself here as
elsewhere. Luis de Granada, Santa Teresa, San Juan de la Cms. Pedro de Riva*
deneyra and Luis de Leon, representativs of Mystic school
For Luis de Leon, see 861.33; said Quevedo y Villegas, 867.3
Mariana, Juan de, founder of Spanish history 1536-1623
Granada, Luis de 1504-88
Teresa de Jesds, Santa 1513-82
Cruz, San Juan de la 1542-91
Rivadeneyra, Pedro de 1 527-1611
Saavedra Fajardo, Diego de 1 584-1 648
Minor writers
i8th century 1700-1800
Under Carlos 3d (1759-88) scientific studies took a fresh start, due largely to
Pjij6o. who attempted intellectual emancipation of Spain, Prose Advances undct
French influence, Gallicisms introduced
Peij6o y Montenegro, Benito JenSnimo
Jovellanos, Gaspar Melchor de
Minor writers
19th century 1800-1900
For Hartzembusch, J E, see 861.56
Gayangos, Pascual de
Rios, Jos^ Amador de los
Mild y Fontanals, Manuel
Minor writers
Early 20th century 1901-
Portuguese literature
.X Poetry .2 Drama .3 Fiction .4 Bssays
.7 Satire and humor .8 Miscellany
1676-1764
I744-181I
1809-97
1818-78
1818-84
.5 Oratory
•6 Letters
LITERATURE
870 Latin literature
.X Philosofy .a Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .4 Bssayv
.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collections .9 History
of Latin literature
871 Latin poetry in general
See Dramatic, Epic and Lyric below
.1 Lucretius Cams, Titus
.2 Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso)
•3 Hyginusi Caius Julius
^ Faliscus, Gratius
•5 Manilius, Marcus
•6 Phaedrus
•7 Lucilius Junior ^t^<^
.8
872 Latin drama
•I AndronicuSi Livius
.2 Naeviusi Cnaeus
•3 Plautus, Titus Macdus
4 Ennius
•5 Terence (Publius Terentius Afer)
.6 Seneca, Lucius Annaeus see also 878 s
.7
873 Latin epic poetry
.1 Virgil (PubUus VirgiUus Maro)
.2 Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus
.3 Flaccus, Caius Valerius
4 Silius Italicusy Caius
.5 Statins, Publius Papinius
.6
874 Latin lyric poetry
•I Catullus, TibuUus and Propertius
.3 Catullus, Valerius
.3 Tibullus, Albius
.4 Propertius, Sextus Aurelius
•5 Horace (Quintus Horatius Flaccus) See also 877 . 3
.6 Calpumius Siculus
.7
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
875 Latin oratory
•I CicerOi Marcus TuUius: complete works
For Cicero's letters see 876. z
.2 Orations
.3 Rhetorical works
.4 PhiloSOfic works See «lso i86 . 3
.5 Messala Corvinusy Marcus Valerius
•6 Quintilian (Marcus Fabius Quintilianus)
•7
876 Latin letters
•z CicerOi Marcus TuUius For his other woria tee 875 • 1-87$ . 4
•2 Pliny (Caius Plinius Caecilius Secundus)
.3 FrontOy Marcus Cornelius
877 Latin satire and humor
.1 Luciliusi Caius
.2 CatOi Valerius
•3 Horace see 8745
•4 Persius Flaccus, Aulus
.5 Petronius Arbiter, Caius
.6 Martial (Marcus Valerius Martialis)
.7 Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis)
878 Latin miscellany
.1 Caesar, Caius Julius
•2 Sallust (Caius Sallustius Crispus)
.3 Nepos, Cornelius
^ Livy (Titus Livius Patavinus)
•5 Seneca, Lucius Annaeus see aiao 873 . 6 and iss . 6
.6 Tacitus, Caius Cornelius
•7 Suetonius Tranquillus, Caius
.8 Curtius Rufus, Quintus
.9 Minor writers
879 Medieval and modern Latin
Subdivided like 820. .x Poetry .3 Drama .3 Fiction .4 Btsays .s Oratory
.6 Letters .7 Satire and humor .8 Miscellany
LITBRATURB
880 Greek literature
Clasiic literature
.1 Pbilosofy .a Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays on Greek literature
•S Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .& Collections .9 History
of Greek literature
881 Greek poetry in general
See Dramatic, Epic, and Lyric, below
.1
Theognis
.3
Aratus
•3
Lycophron
4
Babrius
882
Greek dramatic poetry
.1
Mscbjlua
.3
Sophocles
•3
Euripides
4
Aristophanes
.5
Epicharmus
.6
Menander
883
Greek epic poetry
.1
Homer
.2
Hesiod
•3
Apollonius Rhodiiis
•4
Oppian
.5
Orphic poems
884
Greek lyric poetry
.1
Tyrtaeus
•2
Sappho
•3
Anacreon
•4
Simonides of Ceos
.5
Pindar
.6
Theocritus
.7
Bion
.8
Callimachus
•9
Minor Greek lyric poets
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
885 Greek oratory
•I Andocides
.2 Lysias
•3 Isaetis
.4 Isocrates
•5 JEschines
.6 Demosthenes
.7 Hjrperides
.8 Lycurgus
.9 Minor Greek orators
886 Greek letters
.1 Themistocles
.2 Alciphron
.3 Phalaris
887 Greek satire and humor
For comedies of Aristophanes see 8S2.4
.1 Archilochus
.2 Simonides of Samos
.3 Hipponax
888 Greek miscellany
.1 Herodotus
.2 Thucydides
.3 Xenophon
•4 Plato See also 184.x Platonic philosofy
,5 Aristotle see also X85.Z Aristotelian philosofy
Or if preferd, the worlcs of Plato and Aristotle maybe put in 184. i and 185,1
.6 JEsop
.7 Lucian
.8 Plutarch See also i86.a
•9 Minor writers
889 Medieval and modern Greek
•X Poetry .a Drama .3 Fiction .4 Essays .5 Oratory .6 Letter,
.7 Satire and humor .8 Miscellany
890 Literature of minor languages
Subdivided like 490, Philology of minor languages. If wisht x Poetry; >
Drama, etc., can be used after the language number; e. g. Russian drama is
, ■ 891.73, Hebrew poetry 892.41, Bengali poetry 891.441
History
900 History in general
901-909 all have History in general as their subject, but it is treated in these various
forms, A i)eriodical on English history gnes with 94a, not 905. which is only for
iwriodicals on history in general. Naught (0) in any class number in any. i»art of
the classification shows the subject to be general, not specific
901 Philosofy, theories, etc. History of civiliza-
tion
902 Compends, chronologies, charts, outlines
For chronology as a science, see 5^9
903 Dictionaries, cyclopedias, etc.
904 Essays, lectures, addresses
905 Periodicals, historical magazines
906 Societies, transactions, etc.
907 Education, methods of teaching, writing, etc.
See also 371.3
908 Polygrafy, collected works, extracts, etc.
909 Universal and general modern histories
For general Ancient histories, see 930
•I A. D. 476 — 1 199 .S isoo — 1S99 .81 1800—99
•a 1300^X299 .6 1600 — 1699 .83 1900—99
^ 1300 — 1399 .7 X700 — 1799
.4 1400 — 1499 .8 x8oo —
910 Geografy and travels
Including topografy, maps, antiquities, descriptions, etc.
For map projection, see 526.9. See also 310 Statistics, 390 Customs and costumes
For directories, guidebooks, gazetteers, etc. of special countries or geografic sections
see under those sections, 914-919
•I
.2 Traveler's manualSi guidebooks
•3 Dictionaries, gazetteers
4 Circumnavigations, ocean travel, shipwrecks and disasters,
piratic adventures
.5 Periodicals
.6 Societies
•7 Study and teaching of geografy : school map drawing
For primary teaching of geografy see 372.89
.8 Collections of travels, etc.
•9 History of geografy, travels, explorations, etc.
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
911 Historic Growth and changes in political
divisions, etc. subdivided uke Mo-999
912 Maps, atlases, plans of cities, etc.
Subdivided like 930-999
913 Antiquities, archeology, of special countries
See also 220.93 Biblical antiquities; 340.3 Legal antiquities; 571 Prdiistorie arche*
ology ; 930 Andent history; 390 Special customs
.3 Antiquities of ancient countries
Subdivided like 930. e. g. 913-33 Egyptian antiquities. Antiquities of countriea
having both ancient and modem history numbers should be clast in 9x3 .3
4-.9 Antiquities of modem countries
Subdivided like 940-999. e. g. 913-42 English antiquities. See also note under 913.3
QT^ Ell roup 914-919 is subdivided like 940-999. Whenever these
^ ^ H main geografic hedings occur they may be subdivided
9T ^ AqI^ exactly like History. The full list of subheds is
O printed only under 940-999. In aligning numbers
9T^ Africa ^ travels, use the history tables, insert i after the
initial 9, and move the decimal point; e. g. Guide
01 *7 North AltlPriCS *° N.V.clty is 917.471, for N.Y. dty in history tables
918 South America
919 Oceania and Polar regions
920 Biografy
Including autobtografy, diaries, personal narrativs, eulogies, biografic dictionaries,
etc. All biografy is here groupt together under the main classes, and subdivided
in the same way with the variations indicated below for Philosofy, Theology, and
Sociology, i. e. the biografy of science is divided like science itself, see 500-599. Lives
of chemists are 935-4; of botanists, 935-8; of sailors, 926.56; of actors, 937.92; of
the inventor of hard rubber, 926. 781 etc The rule is to give eadi life the number of
the subject it illustrates most, or to the student of which it will be moat useful.
Another plan is to scatter biografy with the other books, leaving 920^28 blank, or
using them only for general works, cross references, etc This simply omits the first
2 figures o^i and the life of a botanist is 580 lusted of 935-8, and goes with botanic
books. This plan may be carried out more specifically where 9 has been used for the
history of a subject, by adding for biografy the figure 2, making the life of a botanist
580.92
Lives which will not go under any hed without ' forcing ' are best put in a single
alfabet under the 3 figures 930 for men and under 920.7 for women
General and collectiv by localities
Including only collected lives too general to go under any subject heding
.0 1 Universal
.oa Partial collections not limited to any special country or subject
.03 Ancient
.04 Of Europe
.05 ** Asia
.06 '* Africa
.07 ** North America
.08 •* South America
.09 " Oceania
BIOGRAPY
920 Individual and collectiv by subjects
•z Bibliografers
.2 Librarians
•3 Encyclopedists
^ Publishers Booksellers
•5 Journalists
.6 Academicians
•7 W^Omen CoUacted. and individital Uvea not cleariy going with any subject
•8 Eccentrics, cranks, fools, insane, etc. see aiao 132.1 insanity
•9 Other special classes not included in 921-9289 e. g. phrenol«
ogistSy somnambulists, mindreaders, magicians, etc.
921 Of phi'losofy
.1 American
.2 English Scotch
•3 German
4 French
.5 Italian
.6 Spanish
.7 Slavic
.8 Scandinavian and other modem
•9 Ancient Oriental Patristic Scholastic Seei8&-i89
922 Of religion: clergy, missionaries, preachers
933.1-932.88 may be subdivided for nationality like 930-999
.1 Primitiv apostles, fathers, etc. oriental, Greek, Russian
See 335.9a New Testament biografy
.2 Roman catholic : popes, cardinals, etc.
.21 Lives of popes
.3 Anglican and protestant episcopal
.4 Continental protestant: Lutheran, Huguenpt
•5 Presb]rterian and congregational
.6 Baptist Lnmersionist
.7 Methodist
•8 Unitarian, universalist and other
.81 Unitarian Universalist
.84 New church or Swedenborgian
•85 Christian science
.86 Quaker
.87 Mennonite
.88 Shaker
.89 Other minor Christian sects
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
922.9 Ethnic and other
.91
Atheists
.92
.93
•
•94
Brahman Buddhist
.95
Parsee
.96
Jews
.97
Mohammedan
.98
Mormon
•99
Minor nonchristian religions
923 Of sociology
933.1-923.8 may be subdivided for nationality, as in 930-999; e. g. the life of an
English king is 923.14a; of a Russian czar, 923*147; of a Chinese general, 923.551
•I Chief rulers: kings, queens, emperors, pi;esidents
.2 Political science: legislativ dep't, governors, politicians,
statesmen, nobles, etc. For slaves, see 326.92
•3 Political economy : bankers, capitalists, financiers
4 Law : judiciary depH, lawyers, judges
.41 Criminals
.5 Administration : army and navy, civil servis
.6 Associations and institutions Philanthropists, etc.
.7 Education : teachers, school offisers, educators
.8 Commerce and communication : railway officials, merchants,
etc.
.9 Manners and customs : society, travelers, discovery
924 v-^l pnilOlOgy See note under 920 about subdividing. It U seldom
^/y ^ < < Qp^ p v<| pp wise to use more than 4 figures, unless in a large si)ecial
V 0 ol^lc;ilV-.c; collection; e. g. in a music library, lives of pianists may
f\/yf\ ^* IIQpflll Qfl'Q I be separated as 927.86. Professors known as special-
yf^yj UbCl Ul dl to ^ jg^ gQ ^^h ^^^ subject taught rather than with teach-
ers; e. g. a x>rofessor of geology 925.5; but if more
prominent as an educator than as a geologist ha goes
in 923-7
useful arts
927 " fine arts
928 " literature
In adding figures for the subdivisions of literature, as in 810-899, class historians
with miscellaneous authors as 8; i. e. Gibbon's life is 928.28; 928.31 is life of a Ger-
man poet, and 928.691 is life of a Portuguese poet
ANCIENT HISTORY
929 Genealogy and heraldry
.1
Genealogies
.2
Families
•3
Registers of births, baptisms, marriages, deths
.4
Names of persons and places
.5
Epitafs
.6
Heraldry
.7
Peerage, precedence, titles of honor Royal houses
.71
Orders of Knighthood
.711
St John of Jerusalem
.712
Templars
•713
Teutonic knights
.714
Garter
.715
Golden Fleece
.716
Holy Ghost
.717
.718
.719
.72
Great Biitam and Ireland
.721
Peerage Royal houses
.722
Baronetage
.723
Knightage
.724
Dignities, precedence
•725
Landed gentry
.726
Visitations Alfabeted by counties
.73
Germany
.74
France
.75
Italy
' Divided like 929.72
.76
Spain
•77
Russia
.78
Scandinavia
.79
Minor countries
Divided like 949; minor countries outside Europe are put together in 929.799
.8
Coats of arms, crests
•9
Flags
930 Ancient history 476 ..,
931
China
932
Egypt
933
Judea
934
India
■
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
935
Medo- Persia
.1
Chaldea
.3
Assyria Nineveh
3
Media
•4
Babylonia
•5
Persia
.6
Parthia
.7
New Persian or Sassanian
.8
Mesopotamia
9
Susiana
936
Kelts
937
Rome Italy
Period divisions
.01
Kings
753-509 B. C.
.02
Republic
509- 31 "
.03
Conquest of Italy
509-264 «
.04
Punic wars
264-146 *
•05
Civil strife
146- 31 *
.06
Empire
31 B. C.-476 A. D.
.07
Constitutional
Augustus — ^Illyrian emperors
31 " -^84 «
.08
Absolute
284-476 •
.09
Division of empire
395-476 •
Barbarian conquests and fall of western empire
Geografic divisions
.1
Liguria
.2
Gallia Cisalpina
.3
Venetia Istria
.4
Umbria Picenum Sabini,
etc.
5
Etruria
.6
Latiunii Rome
.7
Southern Italy : Campaniai Samnium, Apulia, etc.
.8
Sicily, Syracuse
•9
Sardinia Corsica
938
Greece
Period divisions
.01
Mythical age
-776 B. c.
.02
Growth of states
775-500 «
.03
Persian wars Union of Greece
500-479 «
.04
Athenian supremacy
479-431 *
.05
Peloponnesian war
431-404 *
.06
Spartan and Theban supremacy
404-362 *
.07
Macedonian supremacy
362-323 •
.08
Roman conquest of Greece
323-146 «
.09
Greek subjection
Bysantine emxMre is clast 949.5
146 B. C.-323 A, D,
ANCIENT HISTORY
Doris Phocis Ifhaca
.24 Caria
.28 Lycia
Geografic divisioiis of Greece
938.1 Macedonia
a Thessaly Epirus
•3 Acamania iEtolia Locris
^ Boeotia Megaris Euboea
«5 Attica
6 Peloponnesus
•7 Corinthia Achaia
•8 Ells Arcadia ArgoUs
•9 Messenia Laconia Sparta
939 Minor countries
•z Grecian archipelago
•II Northern ilands: Thasos, Lemnos, etc. .12 Lesbos .13 Chios^
etc. .14 Samos, etc. .15 Cyclades .16 Rhodes, etc.
.17 Carpathos .18 Crete
a Western Awl Minor
.21 Mysia, Troas .22 Lydia .23 Ionia
.25 Bithynia .26 Phrygia .27 Pisidia
.29 Pamphylia
•3 Eastern Asia Minor
.31 Paphlagonia .32 Galatia .33 Pontus .34 Cappadocia
.35 Cilicia .36 Commagene .37 Cyprus
^ Syria
.41 Upper Syria .42 Coele Syria .43 Palmyra .44 Phenida,
Tyre .45 Palestine: Hittites, Philistines, etc. .46 Edom,
Moab, Bashan, etc. .47 Arabia .48 Arabia Petraea, Sinai
•5 Northwestern A&da
.51 Scythia .52 Sarmatia Asiatica .53 Colchis .54 Iberia
.55 Armenia .56 Albania
•6 South Central Asia
.61 Sogdiana .62 Hyrcania .63 Margiana .64 Bactriana
.65 Ariana
•> Minor African countries
.71 Mauritania .72 Numidia
.74 Syrtica R^o .75 Cyrenaica
Gaetulia .78 Ethiopia
•8 Southeastern Europe
.81 Sarmatia Europa .82 Dada
.85 Noricum .86 Pannonia
.89 Thrada
.73 Africa Propria, Carthage
.76 Marmarica .77 Libya,
.83 Vindelida .84 Rhaetia
.87 lUyria .88 Moesia
Modern tiistory
940 Europe
Prom fall of the Western empire (Rome) A. D. 476
.1 Medieval Europe 476-1453
For Byzantine empire see 949*5
.II Rise of new nations 476- 800
.14 Age of feudalism 800-1100
See also 321.3 Feudalism (Political science)
Charlemagne 768-814
Norman conquests
.17 Age of chivalry 1100-1453
To fall of Eastern empire (Constantinople) 1453
.18 Crusades 1096-1270
See also chtirch history, a70.4'.5
.181 1st crusade 1096 (Peter the Hermit)
.182 2d " 1 147 (St Bernard)
.183 3d ** 1 1 90 (Richard Coeur de Lion)
.184 4th " 1202 (Baldwin of Flanders)
.185 5th ** 1 2 12 (Children's crusade)
.186 6th " 12 1 7 ((I^pture of Jerusalem)
.187 7th " 1228
.188 8th " 1248 (St Louis)
.189 9th " 1270 "
.2 Modem Europe i453~
.21 Renaissance period 1453-15 17
Discoveries and inventions
•22 Age of the reformation 1517-1789
.23
•24 30 years war 1618-48
.25
.26
.27 Napoleonic period 1789-18 15
.28 19th century 1815-1914
.29
.3 Great war 1914-19
.3 1 Political history
.311 Causes
.312 Efforts to preserv peace
See also 940.3 a Diplomatic history
•313
.314 Results: terms of peace
MODERN HISTORY
940 -315 Relations of special classes
Subdivided like the classification, using 9 for refugees, divided like
040-999 by country of origin. For classes not thus x>rovided for see
940.316
2 Clergy Church
Subdivide .3x52-28 Uke 280. but use .315289 for sects in 289; e. g.
.3x521 Greek catholic church
22 Roman " " Pope
2895 Christian scientists
Use .31539 like 290; e. g.
.315296 Jews
297 Mohammedans , Holy war
.316 Other special classes
1 Noncombatants
2 Pacifists
3 Enemy sympathizers
.317
.318 Relations of special interests Aspects
Divided generally like the classification
.32 Diplomatic history
See also 940.3x-.3x4 Political history
.33 Groups of countries: allies and neutrals
As a body; for individual countries see 940.34-.39
.332 Entente
.334 Teuton allies, Central powers
.335 Neutrals
•34~-39 Individual countries
Divided like 940-999
Under each country farther subdivision may be made with the following
numbers, if its part in this war is clast here insted of with the rest of its
history:
01 Political history Causes
02 Diplomatic *
03 Local (states, counties, provinces, cities)
04 Military organization
Class operations in 940.4
05 Aspects: economic and other
06 Celebrations
07 Prisons, etc.
08 Personal narrativ
09 Illustrativ
.4 Military history
.405 Frightfulness, atrocities
As military expedient. Por other relations see Atrocities in Relativ
index. But, since the avowd policy of one group of belligerents
was ' fri^tfulness ', it pervades all literature of this war.
.41 Land operations
.42'.43 Special campains and battles
.44 Air warfare
.45 Naval history
.46 Celebrations, commemorations
Usually better clast with event commemorated. For American patriotic
societies of this war, see 369.186
.461 War meetings
.462
.463 Flag presentations
.464 Decorations: presentation
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
940.465 Monuments, memorials
General, of the war or a country's part in it; but class memorials of a
special event with that event
4-9 By country Divided 1 ke ' 40-99J)
.467 Rolls of honor Lists of ded
.468
.47 Prisons, hospitals, charities
.471
.472 Prisons
Divided liice 940-999 and including internment camps
.473 Exchange of prisoners
.474
.475 Medical department, stirgeons, nurses
See also 616 and 617
4-9 By country maintaining Divided like 940-999
.476 Hospitals, hospital sketches
34-39 By country in which located Divided like 940-999
. 4-9 By country maintaining " " "
.477 Welfare work
z Red Cross
2 Salvation Army
3 YMCA
4 YWCA
5 Knights of Columbus
6 Young Men's Hebrew ass'n
7 Other: college units, etc.
8 By country conducting Divided like 940>999
9 By country in which conducted Divided like 940-999
.478 Religious life, chaplains, etc.
.48 Personal narrativs, secret servis
When relating to some special battle 01 event, class with subject
.481 Entente allies
.482 Central powers
.483 Army life. Entente allies
.484 " Central powers
.485 Secret servis, spies
.486
•487 German secret servis
.488
.489
.49 lUustrativ material
Subdivided like 973.79
For special collections; but most material should be dast with its subject:
poetry, drama, etc. with the literatures to which they belong
.5 Later 20th century
Including works on aoth century as a whole
941
HISTORY
»
Scotland
Period divisions
•OI
Gaelic period
-1097
.oa
English period
Straggle for national freedom
1097-1314
.03
Independent kingdom
1314-1424
.04
The Jameses
1424-1557
.05
Reformation
1557-1603
.06
Union of crowns and parliaments
1603-1707
.07
Hanover
1707-1837
.08
Later Hanoverian
1837-
.09
Geografic divisions
.1 Northern Scotland
.11 Shetland .12 Orkney .13 Caithness .14 Sutherland
.15 Cromarty .16 Ross .17 Hebrides
.2 North central Scotland
.21 Inverness .22 Nairn .23 Elgin .24 Banff .25 Aber-
deen .26 Kincardine
•3 South central Scotland
.31 Forfar .32 Perth .33 Fife .34 Kinross .35 Clack-
mannan .36 Sterling .37 Dumbarton .38 Argyll .39 Bute
4 Southern Scotiand
.41 Renfrew .42 Ajrr .43 Lanark .44 Linlithgow, Edin-
burgh .45 Haddington, Berwick .46 Peebles, Selkirk
.47 Roxburgh .48 Dumfries .49 Kirkcudbright, Wigton
941.5 Ireland
Period divisions
.51 Early history -1086
.52 Separate kingdoms 1086^-1172
Conquest by Henry 2
.53 Plantagenet 1 1 72-1399
.54 Lancaster and York I399~i485
.55 Tudors 1485-1603
• .56 Stuarts 1603-91
Closing with treaty of Limerick
.57 Hanover 1691-1801
Closing with the union
.58 19th century 1 801-1900
.591 Early 20th century
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Geografic divisions of Ireland
941.6 Ulster
.61 Antrim .62 Londonderry .63 Don^al .64 Tyrone
.65 Down .66 Armagh .67 Monaghan .68 Fermanagh
.69 Cavan
.7 Connaught
.71 Leitrim .72 Sligo .73 Mayo .74 Galway .75 Ros-
common
•8 Leinster
.81 Longford, West Meath .82 Meath, Louth .83 Dublin
.84 Wicklow .85 ICildare .86 King's co. .87 Queen's co.
.88 Carlow, Wexford .89 Kilkenny
.9 Monster
.91 Waterford .92 Tipperary .93 Clare .94 Limerick
.95 Cork .96 Kerry
942 England
Including works on Great Britain
Period divisions
For specially minute work the 6th figure printed for each loveren may be used; e. g.
Henry 7 is 942.051
.01 Anglo-Saxon B. C. 55-A. D. xo66
Prehistoric, Roman, British, Danish
.02 Nonnan zo66-xxS4
I William i 1066-87 2 William 2 1087-1100 3 Henry i
1100-35 4 Stephen 1135-54
.03 Plantagenet ZZS4-X399
I Henry 2 1154-89 2 Richard i ii8p-QQ 3 John 11QQ-1216
4 Henry 3 1216-72 5 Edward i 1272-1307 6 Edward 2
1307-27 7 Edward 3 1327-77 8 Richard 2 1377-99
.04 Lancaster and York 1400-85
Wars of the roses 1455-85 (Lancaster, red; York, white)
I Henry 4 1399-^4^3 2 Henry 5 1413-22 3 Henry 6
1422-61 4 Edward 4 1461-83 5 Edward 5 1483 6 Rich-
ard 3 14^3-^5
.05 Tttdor Z485~x6o3
I Henry 7 1485-1309 2 Henry 8 150Q-47 3 Edward 6
^547-53 4 Mary 1553-58 See also 372.6 5 Elizabeth 1558-2603
See also 272.7
.06 Stuart 1603-17x4
I James i 1603-25 2 Charles i 1625-4Q 3 Conmionwelth
164^53 4 Oliver Cromwell 1653-58 5 Richard Cromwell
1658-59 6 Charles 2 1660-85 7 James 2 1685-88 8 Wil-
liam 3 1689-1702 9 Anne 1702-14; War of Spanish succession
07 Hanover Z7Z4-X837
I George i 1714-27 2 George 2 1727-60 3 George 3 1760-
1820 4 George 4 1820-30 5 William 4 1830-37
.08 Later Hanoverian 1837-
I Victoria 1837-1001 . 2 Edward 7 igoi-io 3 George 5 iqio-
HISTORY
Geografic divisions
942.1 Middlesex London
•2 Southeastern
.21 Surrey .23 Kent .25 Sussex .27 Hants .28 Isle of
Wight .29 Berks
•3 Southwestern
.31 Wilts .33 Dorset .34 Channel Hands .35 Devon .37 Corn-
wall .38 Somerset
4 West Midland
.41 Gloucester .43 Monmouth .44 Hereford .45 Salop
.46 Stafford .47 Worcester .48 Warwick
.5 North and South Midland
.51 Derby .52 Notts .53 Lincoln .54 Leicester, Rutland
.55 Northampton .56 Huntington, Bedford .57 Oxford, Buck-
ingham .58 Hertford .59 Cambridge
•6 Eastern
.61 Norfolk .64 Suffolk .67 Essex
Northwestern and Yorkshire
.71 Cheshire .72 Lancashire .74 Yorkshire
.7
.8
Northern
.81 Durham .82 Northumberland .85 Cumberland .88 West-
moreland .89, Isle of Man
Wales
.91 Anglesey .92 Carnarvon, Merioneth .93 Denbigh, Flint
.94 Montgomery .95 Cardigan .96 Radnor, Brecknock
.97 Glamorgan .98 Carmarthen .99 Pembroke
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
943 Germany and Austria
Period divisions
•ox Formatiy period
Wars with Rome Charlemagne 800-814 Louis i 814-^40
Lothaire i 840-843
.02 Empire before the reformation
1 Carolingian 843-gii: Louis 2 843-876 Charles 2 876-877
Charles 3 877-887 Amulf 887-809 Louis 3 QOO-gii
2 House of Franconia: Conrad i Qii-gj8 House of Saxony,
giQ-1024: Henry i 919-936 Otto i 936-973 Otto 2 973-983
Otto 3 983-1002 Henry 2 1002-24
3 House of Franconia 1024-1125: Conrad 2 1024-39 Henry 3
1039-56 Henry 4 1056-1106 Henry 5 IJ06-25 House of
Saxony: Lothaire 2 1125-37
4 House of Hohenstaufen 1137-97: Conrad 3 1138-52 Fred-
erick I J 152-90 Henry 6 1190-97
5 House of Hohenstaufen and Interregnum 1198-1272: Philip
1198-1208 Otto 4 1208-12 Frederick 2 1212-50 Conrad 4
1250-54 William of Holland i254r-56 Richard of Cornwall
J256-72
6 Houses of Hapsburg, Luxemburg, etc. 1273-1378: Rodolph i
1273-91 Adolphus 1291-98 Albert i 2298-1308 Henry 7
1308-13 Louis 4 1313-47 Charles 4 1347-78
7 Interregnum 1378-1437: Wenceslaus 1378-1400 Rupert
J 400-10 Sigismund 2410-37
8 Albert 2 2438-39 Frederick 3 2440-93
9 Maximilian i 2493-2529
.03 Reformation to i6z8 Z5z7-z6x8
I Charles 5 2529-2556 2 Ferdinand i 2556-64 3 Maxi-
milian 2 2564-76 4 Rodolph 2 2576-2622 5 Matthias
2622-29
•04 Disintegration i6z8*z705
I Thirty years' war 2628-48 2 Ferdinand 2 2629-37 3 Fer-
dinand 3 2637-57 4 Leopold I 2658-2705
.0$ Rise of Prussia Z705-89
I Joseph X 2705-22 2 Charles 6 2722-40 3 2740-42
4 Charles 7 2742-45 5 Francis i 2745-65 6 Seven years war
2756-63 7 Joseph 2 2765-90
J06 Napoleonic wars Z78g-z8z5
Leopold 2 2790-92 Francis 2 2792-2806 Confederation of
the Rhine 2806-25
•07 Reorganization 18Z5-66
.08 New German empire 1866-Z9Z8
I North German confederation 2866-72 2 Franco-German war
2870-72 3 William i 2872-88 4 Frederick 2888 Wil-
liam 2 2888-2928 ; Great war 2924-29 and downfall of empire
•085 German republic z^zSk-
HISTORY
Geografic divisions of Gemiany and Austria
943.1 Prussia and Northern Germany
By peace of Versailles. 1919. most of Posen (.13) and parts of East
Prussia (.11) of West Prussia (.12) and Silesia (.14) were restored to
Poland. Danzig (.12) as part of Poland made free city with 729 sq. mi. of
territory
.II East Prussia .12 West Prussia, Danzig .13 Posen
.14 Silesia 15 Brandenburg .16 Pomerania .17 Meck-
lenburg and Lubeck .18 Prus^an Saxony .19 Anhalt
.2 Central Germany
.21 Saxony .22 Thuringia .23 Saxe- Weimar .24 Saxe-
Altenburg .25 Saxe-Gotha-Cobui^ .26 Saxe-Meiningen
.27 Schwartzburg .28 Reuss
.3 Bavaria
.31 upper Franconia .32 Middle Franconia .33 Lower
Franconia .34 Upper Palatinate .35 Lower Bavaria
.36 Upper Bavaria .37 Suabia
.4 Southern Germany
In 1919 by peace of Versailles 38a sq. mi. of Rhenish Prussia (.42) including
Moresnet, Malm^dy and Eupen were ceded to Belgium, and 783 sq* mi.
of Saar valley to France subject to plebiscit in 1934* Alsace (.44) and
Lorraine (.45) taken from Prance in 1871 were restored. See 944<38
.41 Hesse Darmstadt .42 Rhenish Prussia .43 Rhenish
Bavaria . .44 Alsace .45 Lorraine .46 Baden .47 Wurtem-
burg .48 Black Forest and Danube .49 Hohenzollem
.5 Northwest Germany
By peace of Versailles in 1919 P&rt of Schleswig-Holstein (.51) was
restored to Denmark
.51 Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg .52 Oldenburg and
Bremen .53 Hanover .54 Brunswick .55 Lippe .56 West-
phalia .57 Waldeck .58 Hesse-Nassau
.6 Austria
.61 Lower Austria .62 Upper Austria .63 Salzburg .64 Tyrol
.65 Styria .66 Carinthia .67 Carniola .68 Istria . .69 Dal«
matia
.7 Czechoslovakia
Since Oct. 28, 191 8, an independent nation; Bohemia, Moravia. Silesia
Slovakia and autonomous Ruthenia
.71 Bohemia .72 Moravia .73 Silesia .74 Galida
(as a result of the great war, 1914-19, restored to Poland)
.75 Bukowina (since Nov. 1918 a part of Rumania)
,8 Poland including history before the division
Extinct as state from 3d partition in 1795 til 191 9t when its soverenty
was restored by the peace of Versailles. See also 943.11-.14, 943-73-.74
and 947.4-S
.9 Hungary, etc.
By the i>eace of Versailles 1919 the union of Transylvania (.9a) with
Rumania in 1918 was oonfirmd; Piume (.94) was made independent, sub-
ject to plebiscit in 4 years; Slavonia (.93) Croatia (.94) Bosnia (.95) and
Herxogovina (.96) were recognized as part of Jugoslavia (949.7)
.91 Hungary .92 Transylvania .93 Slavonia .94 Croatia,
Fiume .95 Bosnia .96 Herzegovina
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
944 France
Peiiodjdivisions
.01 Early history -987
Ancient Kelts -59 B.C. Roman dominion 59 B. C.-418 A. D.
Merovingian dynasty 42S-752 Carolingian 752-987
.02 Capet and Valoia 987-1589
House of Capet
1 Hugh Capet 9^7^99^ Robert 2 996''i03i Henry i
J 03 1-60
2 Philip I 1060-JI08 Louis 6 1108-37 Louis 7 1137-^0
3 Philip 2 1180-1223 Louis 8 1223-26 Louis 9 1226-70
4 Philip 3 1270-8$ Philip 4 1285-1314 Louis 10 1314-16
John I ijid Philip 5 1316-22 Charles 4 1322-28
House of Valoia
5 Philip 6 1328-so John 2 1350-64 Charles 5 1364-80
6 Charles 6 1380-J422 Charles 7 1422-61
7 Louis II 1461-83 Charles 8 1483-98 Louis 12 1498-1515
House of Angoul^me
8 Francis i X515-47 Henry 2 1547-59
9 Francis 2 1559-60 Charles 9 1560-74 Henry 3 1574-89
•03 Bourbon 1589-1789
I Henry 4 1589-1610 2 Louis 13 1610-43 3 Louis 14
1643-17 15; War of Spanish succession 4 Louis 15 1715-74
5 Louis 16 1774-92
•04 Revolution 1789-1804
I National assembly 1789-92 2 First republic 1792-99: 3 Con-
vention 1792-95 4 Reign of terror, May i/pj-Jtdy r/p^
5 Directory 1795-99 6 First consulate! Napoleon 1799-^^04
.05 First empire z8o4-z8x5
Napoleon 1 1804-14 Louis 18 18 14-15 The htmdi>ed days,
March 2a-Jtme 29, 181 5
•06 Restoration 1815-1848
1 Louis 18 1815-24 2 Charles 10 1824-30 3 Louis Philippe
1830-48
•07 Second republic and second empire 1848-Z870
Revolution of 1848 Second republic, Louis Napoleon, pres.
1848-52 Napoleon 3 1852-70
•08 Third republic 1870-
Franco-German war, Government of national defense 1870-71
National assembly 1871 Presidency of Thiers 1871-73
McMahon 1873-79 Gr^vy 1879-87 Sadi-Camot 1887-94
Casimir P^er 1894-95 Faure 1895-99 Loubet 1899-1906
Falli^res 1906-13 Poincar6 1913-20; Great war 1914:^19
Deschanel 1920 Millerand 1920-
Geografic divisions of France
.1 Brittany Maine Anjou
.11 Finist^ .12 C6tes du Nord .13 Morbihan .14 Loire
Infdrieure .15 Ille et Vilaine .16 Maine: Mayenne
.17 Sarthe .18 Anjon: Maine et Loire
.a Noimandy Picardy
.21 Manche .22 Calvados .23 Ome ^4 Eure .25 Seine
Infdrieure .26 Picardj: Somme .27 Artois: Pas de Calais
.28 Nord
HISTORY
944.3 Champagne He de France Lorraine
.31 Ardennes .32 Marne .33 Aube Haute Mame .34 He
de France: Aisne .35 Oise .36 Seine et Oise, Paris
.37 Seine et Mame .38 Lorraine (Alsace-Lorraine):
.381 Meuse .382 Menrthe et Moselle .383 Alsace (But
use .38 for Alsace and Lorraine together) See also 943-44-.4S
.39 Vosges
4 Burgundy Franche Comt6 Savoy
41 Yonne .42 Cdte d'Or .43 Sadne et Loire .44 Ain
.45 Franche Comt^: Haute Sa6ne, Belfort .46 Doubs 47 Jura
.48 Sayoy: Savoie 49 Haute Savoie
.5 Orleans, etc. Auvergne
.51 Sure et Loir .52 Loiret .53 Loir et Cher .54 Touraine:
Indre et Loir .55 Berry: Indre, Cher .56 Niyemais:
Ni^vre .57 Bourbonnais: Allier .58 Lyonnais: Loire,
Rhdne .59 Auvergne: Puy de Ddme, Cantal
.6 Poitou Limousm
.61 Vendue ,62 Deux Sevres .63 Vienne .64 Charente
Inf^eure .65 Charente .66 Limousin: Haute Vienne
.67 Corr^ze .68 Marche: Creuse
•7 Guienne Gascony
.71 Gironde .72 Dordogne .73 Lot .74 Aveyron .75 Tarn
et Garonne .76 Lot et Garonne .77 Gascony: Landes,
Gers .78 Hautes Pyrdndes .79 B§am: Basses 'PyT6n6es
.8 Languedoc
.81 Haute Loire, Loz^re .82 Arddche .83 Gard .84 H^rault
.85 Tarn .86 Haute Garonne .87 Aude .88 Foiz: Aridge
.89 Pyr6n6es Orientales
•9 Provence Dauphiny
.91 Bouches du Rhdne .92 Vaucluse .93 Var .94 Alpes
Maritimes, Monaco .95 Basses Alpes .96 Dauphiny .97
Hautes Alpes .98 Dr6me .99 Is^re
945 Italy
Period divisions
.01 Gothic and Lombard kingdoms 476-774
.02 Prankish emperors 774-961
.03 German emperors 962-1122
Hildebrand and papal supremacy
04 Age of the communes 1 100-1300
Free cities Strifes of Guelphs and Ghtbelines
.05 Age of the despots 1300-1492
.06 Age of invasions 1 492-1 527
,07 Spanish-Austrian ascendancy 152 7-1 796
.08 Struggle for independence 1 796-1 870
Victor Emmanuel 2, Cavour, Garibaldi
.09 [United Italy 1870-
Victor Emmanuel 2 -1878; Humbert 1 878-1900; Victor Emmanuel 3
1900-
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Geografic divisions of Italy
945.1 Piedmont and Liguria
.2 Lombardy
.3 Venetia
•4 Emilia
.5 Tuscany
.6 Marchesi Umbria and Latium
.7 Naples
.71 Abruzzo and Molise 72 Campania .73 Napoli
.74 Salerno .75 Apulia .76 J>cce,. Terra di Otranto
.77 Basilicata, Potenza .78 Calabria .79 Reggio di Calabria
.8 Sicily Malta
•9 Sardinia and Corsica
946 Spain
Period divisions
.01 Barly history Roman dominion Gothic kingdom — 71 x
.02 Moorish kingdom 71 1-1479
.03 Ferdinand 5 and Isabella Z479-X5X6
Discovery
Expulsion of the Moors
•04 Charles i and Philip 2 1516-98
Inquisition War with the Netherlands Armada Charles i
(5th of Germany) 1516-5^ 'Philip 2 iS56-g8
•05 Philip 3 — Charles 4 X598-1808
Degeneration i Philip 3 JSQ8-1621 2 Philip 4 1621-65
3 Charles 2 1665-1700 4 House of Bourbon: 5 Philip 5
1700-46 6 Ferdinand 6 1746-59 7 Charles 3 175^88
8 Charles 4 1788-1808
.06 Peninsular war 1808-14
Joseph Bonaparte
.07 Bourbon restoration x8z4-68
Attempts at reform
Ferdinand 7 1814-33 Isabella 2 1833-68
•08 Revolution and 2d restoration z868 —
Revolution of 1868-70 Amadeus 1870-73 Republic 1873-^6
Alfonso 12 1875-85 Alfonso 13 1886-
Geografic divisions of Spain
.1 Galicia Asturias
.2 Leon Estramadtira
.3 Old Castile
4 New Castile
.5 Aragon
.6 Basque provinces
.7 Catalonia Balearic iles Valencia
.8 Andalusia Canary iles
.9 Portugal
.98 Madeira .99 Azores
HISTORY
947 JRussia
Period divisions
.01 Primitiv Russia — 862
.02 Varangian kingdom 862-1237
Conversion to Christianity
.03 Mongolian invasion 123 7-1462
Civil wars
.04 Ivan 3-Ivan 5 1 462-1 689
Origin of serfdom
.05 Peter the Great 1689-1725
Wars with Sweden and Turkey
.06 Catharine i-Catharine 2 1725-96
Partition of Poland
.07 Paul i-Nicholas i 1 796-1 855
War with Napoleon
Insurrection of Poland
Crimean war See alio 942.08, 944.07. 945.08, 949.6
.08 Alexander 2 1855-81
Emancipation of the serfs
Turko-Russian war
Alexander 3 1881-94
Nicholas 2 1894- 191 7
Revolution 191 7
Geografic divisions of Russia
•I Finland Lapland
.2 Northern Great Russia
Archangel, Vologda, Olonetz, Novgorod
•3 Southern Great Russia
.4 Baltic provinces
Courland, Livonia, Esthonia, Petrograd (Petersburg)
.5 Russian Poland »
Partly restored to Poland by peace of Versailles 191 9. Lithuania
•6 West Russia
•7 Little Russia South Russia
Ukraine
•8 East Russia
.9 Caucasia
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
948 Norway Sweden Denmark
Period divisions
.01 Legendary period -800
.02 Consolidation Migration 801-1397
Introduction of Christianity
Discovery of Iceland, Greenland, and America
Conquest of Britain and Normandy
•03 Union of the 3 kingdoms X397-I533
Civilization Foren relations
.04 The reformation 1523-1648
Edict of toleration 1527
30 years war Gustavus Adolphus
•05 Decline 1648-1792
Wars vs Denmark, Poland, Russia
Political changes
.06 Napoleonic wars 1792-18x8
Union of Norway and Sweden 18 14
.07 Charles 14 (Bemadotte) x8x8-
Peace Internal reform
.08
Geografic divisions
.1 Norway
•2 Christiania
•3 Christiansand Bergen
•4 Hamar Throndhjem Tromso
•5 Sweden
.6 Gothland
.7 Svealand
.8 Norrland
.9 Denmark
HISTORY
949 Minor countries of Europe
•I Iceland Faroe Hands
01 Commonwdth -1264 02 Medievalism 1264-1551 03 Ab-
solute rule, Decay 1551-1848 04 Modern Iceland 1848-
•2 Netherlands
01 Early history -1477 02 Austrian dominion 1 477-1 566
Wars for independence 1566-1648 04 Age of prosperity 1648-
1795 05 Revolutionary 1795-1830 06 19th century 1830-'
igoo 07 20th century"^ fif>o/-
•3 Belgium
4 Switzerland
01 Early history -1300 02 Struggle for independence 1300-
1499 03 Reformation 1 499-1648 04 Period of tranquillity
1648-1789 05 Period of revolution 1789-18 15 06 19th cen-
tury 1815-igoo 07 20th century 1901-
•5 Byzantine empire and modem Greece
ox Greek revival . 323-716
Constantine the great-Theodosius 3
02 Byzantine prosperity 716-1057
Leo 3-Michael 6
03 Byzantine decline 1 057-1 204
Isaac I -Latin conquest of Constantinople
04 Greek survivid 1 204-1453
Constantinople taken by the Turks, 1453
05 Turkish power 1453-1821
06 Greek independence 1821-
•6 Turkey in Europe Balkan states .61 Constantinople
Also works covering Turkey in Asia
.7 Jugoslavia: Serbia, Montenegro Bulgaria
In addition to Serbia and Montenegro, Jtigoslavia (K'ngdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes, establisht in 191 8) includes Dalmatia (943.69), Slavonia
(943-93). Croatia (943-94) Bosnia (943-95). Herzegovina (943-96) and Slovenia
•
•8 Rumania: Wallachia, Moldavia, Dobruja
Includes also Bessarabia (947-7) added in Mar. 1918. Bukowina (943.75) Nov.
X918, and Transylvania (943.9a) Dec. 19x8
•9 Bands of Greek archipelago
Divided like 939. 1
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
950
951
953
954
955
956
957
958
Asia
China
.1 N. £. China, Peking .2 S. £. China, Canton, Hong Kong, Taiwan
(Formosa) .3 S. W. China .4 N. W. China .5 Tibet .6 East
Turkestan .7 Mongolia .8 Manchuria .9 Chosen (Korea)
Japan
Arabia
.1 Sinai .2 Hejaz, Mecca .3 Yemen .4 Hadramaut, Mah-
rah .5 Oman .6 Hasa .7 Dahna .8 Nejd .9 Syrian
desert
India
.1 Bengal, Orissa, Assam, Bhotan
Nepal .3 Central provinces
Delhi, Lahore .6 Kashmir
.8 Madras, Mysore, Travancore, Ceylon
Persia
Turkey in Asia see aiw 949.6
.1 IQiodavendigar .2 Aidin, Smyrna .3 KastAmuni, Angora
.4 Konieh, Adana, Cyprus .5 Trebizond, Sivas .6 Armenia and
Kurdistan: Brzerum; Mamuret el Aziz, Karput; Diarbekr; Bitlis'
Van .7 Mesopotamia: Mos<il; Bagdad; Basra .8 Aleppo .9 Syria,
Datiascus, Phenicia, Palestine
Siberia
Afghanistan Turkestan Baluchistan
•I N. £. Afghanistan, Kabul .2 South Afghanistan, Kandahar
.3 N. W. Afghanistan, Herat .4 Turkestan .5 Kiva .6 Bok-
hara .7 Ferghana or Khokan .8 Baluchistan
.2 Northwest provinces, Oudh,
.4 Rajputana .5 Punjab,
.7 Bombay, Bind, Baroda
.9 Hyderabad
959 Farther India
.1 British Burma .2 Burma .3 Siam .4 Laos .5 Lower
Siam, Malay peninsula .6 Cambodia .7 French Cochin China
.8 Anam .9 Tonkin
HISTORY
960 Africa (Tentativ table)
This table being publish! tentativly is not included in index
SUMMARY
961
North Africa
962
Bcypt
963
Abyniiiift
964
Mofocco
96s
Algeria
966
North Central Africa
967
South Central Africa
968
South Africa
969 Madagaacar and outlying ilanda
961 North Africa
Bajbarjr, i.e. Morocco. Algeria, Tunis. Tripoli
•I Tunis 50,000 sq. mi.
French x>rotectorate 1881
.2 Tripoli Libia Italiana 406.000 sq. mi.
Annext to Italy 19 n
Tripolitania
Oasis of Ghadames, Syrtis
.3 FeZZan is6.ooo sq. mi.
Oases of Ghat and Murzuk
.4 Cyrenaica or Barka Bengazi
.9 Libyan desert
Eastern 3d belongs to Bgjrpt
962 Egypt
Bffjrpt proper, including Libyan desert and Sinai peninsula but excluding Sudan,
350.000 sq. mi. Cultivated and settled area, Nile valley and delta. ia.aa6 sq.mi,
.1 Lower Egypt Masr-el-Bahri Delta
Bxtends beyond Cairo, about 30** N.
.II Beheira: Alexandria .12 Gharbtya .13 Daqahltya:
Damietta .14 Menilftya .15 Sharqtya: Port Said, Ismaila,
Suez .16 QalyAblya: Cairo, Heliopolis
.2 Middle Egypt el-Wustani Vostani
Extends from Cairo, 30^ N., to Assiut, about a?^ N.
.21 Gtza: Gizeh, Memphis .23 Paiyiim .25 Beni-Sudf
.26 Minya .28 Asyilt: Assiut
.3 Upper Egypt es-Said
Extends from Assiut, a?^ N., nearly to Wadi Haifa, ii** N.
.31 Girga .33 QenaiDendera, Luxor, Kamak, Thebes
.36 AswAn: Assuan, Elephantine, First Cataract, Philae
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
962.4 Anglo-EgSTptian Sudan 1.0 14.400 sq. mi.
Extends from 22** to about 5^ N. 15 provinces
.41 Nubia Northern provinces
In a broad sense, no strictly defined limits; may be taken to include Nile
valley from Assuan, 34** N., to Khartum. 16^ N. Here used in more limited
sense, including provinces of Haifa. Red Sea and Berber, also 962.5 Dongola
.5 Dongola
.6 Central provinces
Khartum, White Nile, Blue Nile
.7 West provinces
Including Daxfur. under nativ rule
.8 Kordofan Nuba mts
.9 East and south provinces
Kassala, Sennar, Upper Nile (formerly Fashoda)
Bahr-el-Ghazal, Mongalla (including Lado enclave)*
Sobat-Pibor
963 Abyssinia Ethiopia 350.000 sq. mi.
Tigre, Amhara, Shoa
•5 Eritrea 45.800 sq. mi.
Massaua or Maasowah, Assab
964 Morocco French protectorate 231.500 sq.mL
.1
.2 Spanish Morocco The Rif
Cities: Tangier, Ceuta. Tetuan
.3 Fez and the northwest coast
Region west of Atlas mts and south to WAdy Oum-er-Rabia
Cities: Fes, Rabat. Casablanca
•4 Central region
Atlas mts: Middle Atlas, Great Atlas, Anti-Atlas
•5 Southeast region
Beyond the Atlas mts
.6 Morocco and southwest coast Marakesh
Region south of W&dy Oum-er-Rabia
Cities: Morocco, Mogador, Agadir
.7
.8 Rio de Oro Adrar Kni (Spanish)
.9 Canary Hands (Spanish)
Geografidy better here than in 946.8
.91 Tenerif .92 Grand Canary .93 Palma .94 Gomera
.95 Hierro or Perro .96 Fuerteventura .97 Lanzarote
965 Algeria (French) «2.i8o sq. mi.
Northern Algeria includes the 3 departments. Oran, Alger, Constantine
.1 Oran
.3 Alger
.5 Constantine
.7 Southern Algeria
4 territoi es: Ain Sefnt, Ghardaia, Touggout, Saharan oases (Tuat, Gurara,
Tidikelt)
HISTORY
966 North Central Africa European West Africa
SUMMARY
. X French West Africa Sahara
.3 Sudan
.3 Senegambia Senegal
.4 Sierra Leone
. 5 Upper Guinea
.6 Liberia Ivory Coast
.7 Gold Coast Ashanti
.8 Dahomey Togo
.9 Nigeria
.1 French West Africa Sahara
French West Africa inchidM colonies: 966.1a Mauritania, 966.3 French Sudan,
966.25 Upper Volta Colony. 966.36 Military Territory of Niger. 966.3 Senegal,
966.53 French Guinea, 966.68 Ivory Coast, 966.8 Dahomey
.II Sahara (French)
In broad sense all northern Africa from Atlas mts to the Sudan, about
3,500,000 sq. ml This includes parts of Morocco, Algiers, Tunis and
Egypt. French Sahara is estimated at about 1,500,000 sq. mi.
.12 Mauritania 344.967 sq. mi.
.15 El Hodh
.17 Azaouad
•3 Sudan (French) Upper Senegal-Niger 617.600 sq. mi.
.21 River Niger
.22 Northwest region
Kaarta, Balchunu, Sahel
.23 Southwest region
Segu. Kenedugu, Bembas State
.24 Central region
Massina. Timbuktu, Lakes
•25 Upper Volta 154^400 sq. mi.
Mossi, Gurma
.26 Military Territory of Niger 347,400 sq. mi.
.27 Southwest region
Cheggazar. Immanang
.28 North region
Air or Asben
.3 Senegambia Senegal (French) 74.11a aq. mi.
Senegambia, region between rivers Senegal and Gambia and sometimes in-
cluding French Guinea; name now disused. Senegal now used for northern
portion, including Casamance basin; includes both colony and protectorate
.31 North coast region
Walo, St Louis
.32 Central coast region
Cayor, Baol, Sine, Salum, Cape Verde, Dakar, Rufisque. Gor6e
•33
.34 South coast
Basin of the Casamance
.35 Central region
Jolof , Ferlo
.36 Northeast region
Fouta. Bondu
.37 Southeast region
Bambuk, River Falem6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
9664
.41
42
43
44
•45
46
47
48
.5
.51
.52
•53
•54
SS
.56
.57
•579
.58
.6
.61
.62
.63
.64
.65
.66
.67
.68
.681
.683
.685
.687
Sierra Leone, colony and protectorate (British) 3 1.000 sq. mi
Sierra Leone colony 4000 sq. mi.
North section, north of Sherbro Hand Freetown
South section Sherbro Iland Turner's peninsula
Protectorate
Karene
Koinadugu
Ronietta
'Railway
Southern Sherbro
Upper Guinea
Part north of Gulf of Guinea is known as Upper Guinea; includes fafx>adly: 966.3
Senegal, 966.4 Sierra Leone. 966.5 English. French and Portuguese Guinea. 966.6
Liberia, Ivory Coast, 966.7 Gold Coast. 966.8 Dahomey, Togoland, 966.9 Nigeria
Gambia English Guinea 4130 sq. mi
French Guinea 9s,ais sq. mi.
Coast region RiviSres du Sud Konakry
Central region Fouta Jallon
Timbo. Lab6, Tuba
Northeast region Sankaran
Dinguiray, Siguiri, Kurussa, Kanlcan
South region
Kissidugu. Beyla. Bissandugu
Portuguese Guinea 13,940 sq. mi.
Bissagos ilands
Cape Verde ilands
Liberia 40.000 sq. mi. Grain Coast
Grain Coast divided between Liberia and 966.4 Sierra Leone
Montserrado
Gondo, Toma, Bousie, Barlin
Coast region
Grand Bassa
Robertsport, Monrovia
Gurra, Sapo
Sino Wau, Km coast
Maryland Cape Palmas
Ivory Coast (French) xai.976 sq. mi.
Coast region Grand Bassam, Assinie, Bingerville
Central region Baule, Bakwe
Northwest hinterland
Northeast hinterland Ganne, Kong
HISTORY
966.7
71
72
73
74
75
.76
77
,78
79
.8
.81
.82
.83
.86
.87
-9
.91
.92
•93
•94
•95
.96
.97
.98
.99
.991
•993
■994
.996
Central province
Northern province
35t8oo tq. mi.
Coomassie
Gold Coast colony (British) 80,000 tq. mi
Areai do not indude parts of Togoland aasignd by treaty to Gx«at Britain
Grold Coast colony proper 24.200 tq. mi.
Western province Central province
Eastern province
Ashanti 30.000 aq. mi
Southern province
Western province
Northern territories
Southern province
Ktntampo district, Gonga district, Salaga
Northwestern province Black Volta district Wa
Northeastern province White Volta district Gambaga
Dahomey (French) 42.460 sq. mi.
Togoland
Fbrmer German jMsaession now divided between 966.7 Gold Coast (British)
and Dahomey
Lower Dahomey
Coast region Slave Coast
Grand Popo, Kotono. Porto-Novo
Upper Dahomey
Borgu
Nigeria (British) 332.000 sq. mi.
Southern Nigeria
Western province Yoruba
Tbe colony. Abeokuta. Ijebu* Oyo, Ondo
Central province
Benin. Onitsha, Warri. Niger delta. Oil Riven
Eastern province
Owerri, Ogoja. Calabar, Cameroon South
Northern Nigeria
West region
Soikoto. Kontagora, Borsu. Nupe. Niger, norin, Kabba
Central region
Kano, Zaiia Nassawara. Munshi, Bassa
East region
Bomu, Bauchi. Yola, Muii, Cameroon North
Ilands of the Gtilf of Guinea
Fernando Po (Spanish)
Principe Prince's iland
Sao Thom6 St Thomas
Annobon (Spanish)
Lagos protectorate
(Portuguese)
(Portuguese)
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
967 South Central Africa
SUMMARY
. X Lower Guinea Cameroon
. 2 French Bquatorial Africa French Kongo Lonngo
.3 Angola Portuguese West Africa
.4 Interior Ubangi-Shari Chad
. 5 Belgian Kongo
.6 British Bast Africa
. 7 Somaliland
.8 2ianzibar Tanganyika territory
.9 Mosambique Porttiguese Bast Africa
.1 Lower Guinea
Southern or Lower Guinea comprizes coasts of 967.21 Gabun, 967.3 Angitlo, and
may include coast of Cameroon, 'which occupies a middle position between Upper
and Lower Guinea
. 1 1 Cameroon [Kamenin] (French) 166,489 sq. mi.
General number for former German Kamerun, larger portion of whicli was
assignd to France
12 Coast region Jang, Yabasi, Duala, Edea, Kribi
13 Southwest region Ebolowa, Wolo Ntem, Ivindo
14 Southeast region Lomie, Yukadtima
15 Central region Bamun, Yaunde, Dume
16 Adamawa Banyo, Ngaundere
17 Garua Upper Logone
18 Spanish Guinea Rio Muni
19 Spanish ilands
Altemativ place for Fernando Po see 966.991, and Annobon see 966.996
.3 French Equatorial Africa French Kongo Loango
French Bquatorial Africa includes 967>ii Cameroon, and 967-4 Ubangi-Sbari
and Chad Military Territory
.21 Gabun 121.862 sq. mi.
.22 Coast region Libreville
.23 East region Franceville, Lastourville
.24 Middle Kongo 150,292 sq. mi.
.25 West region
Loango. Balcunyi. Bwenxa
.26 South central region
Bacongo. Bjwe. Pool (Brassaville), Batckc. Aliroa. Kwtyu
. 2 7 North central region
Mossaka, Bakota, Bokiba, Lower Sanga. Likwala
.28 North region
Benga Motaba, Middle Sanga, Upx>er Sanga
HISTORY
g67.3 Angola Portuguese West Africa 484.800 tq. mi.
.31 Kongo Kabinda
.32 Loanda Shinga's country
Guanza-Norte, Oiuoua-Sul
.33 Benguela
.34
.35 Mossamedes
.36 Lunda
.37 Htiila Gambos, Kamba, Mulondo
.38 Cubango
.39 Portuguese ilands
Altemativ place for Principe see 966.993. and S&o Thom6 Me 966.994
.4 Interior
.41 Ubangi-Shari (French) 2o8,ai9 tq. mi.
.42 East region Banda
.43 Chad Military Territory (French) 501.676 aq. mi.
.44 Southwest region Bagirmi
.45 Southeast region Wadai
.46 Central region Lake Chad Kanem
. .47 Northeast region Borku
.48 Northwest region Teda or Tibba
.49 North region Tibesti or Tu
.5 Belgian Kongo Free State Kongo basin 909.654 tq. mi.
. 5 1 Kongo-KIasai province
Lower Kongo soma Bakongo Middle Kongo Leopoidvine
.52 Kwango Kasai Sankuru
.53 Equator province
Lake Leopold II, Equator
.54 Lulonga Bangala Ubangi
.55 Eastern province
Lower Uele, Upper Uele, Ituri, Stanleyville
.56 Aruwimi Lowa Uregga Maniema Kasongo
.57 Kivu Ruanda Urundi
.58 Katanga province
Lomami, Tanganyika-Moero, Urua
.59 Lulua Upper Luapula
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
967 . 6 British Bast Africa Kenya colony and {irotectorate
British Bast Africa includes 967.61 Uganda i>rotectorate. 967.62-69 Kenya
colony and protectorate, 967.81 Zanzibar, 967.83-.89 Tanganyika territory
Qas here general works on whole of British Bast Africa and those on Kenya
colony and protectorate alone
. 6 1 Uganda protectorate 1 10,300 sq. mi.
.611 Buganda province
Masaka. Mubendi, Mengo. Bntebbe including ilands in \5ctoria Nyanza
.6x2 Victoria Nyanza
.613 Western province
Kigezi, Ankoli, Toro
.614 Albert Nyanza
.i5i5 Eastern province
Busoga, Bukedi. Teso, Lango, Lobor. Karamojo
.6x6 Northern province
Bunyoro. West Nile, Gulu. Chua
.617 Rudolf province
Turkwel, Torkana. Dabossa
.618 Lake Rudolf
. 62-. 69 Kenya colony and protectorate 246,822 sq. mi.
. 62 Nyanza province
North Kavirondo, Nandi. Kusumu. South Kavlrondo, Lumbwa
. 63 Naivasha province
Southern Masai Reserve. Naivasha (distiict). Laikipia, Eldama Ravinr,
XJasin Gishu. Turkana
64 Kenya province
Nyeri, Meru. Bmbu, Port Hall
65 Ukamba province
Kitui. Kikuyu, Machakos
66 Seyidie province
Teita, Vanga, Mombasa, Malindi
67 Tanaland province
Tana River, LAmu
68 Jubaland province
Afmadu, Kismayu, Serenli
69 Northern Frontier District
Not yet organized as a province
7 Somaliland
71 French Somali Coast French East Africa 5790 sq. mi.
Obok. Tajura, Jibuti
72 British Somaliland protectorate 68,000 sq. mi.
728 Sokotra iland 1383 aq. mi.
73 Italian Somaliland 139,430 sq. mi.
74 Sultunate of the Mijertins
75 Territory of the Nogal
76 Sultunate of Obbia
77 Southern Italian Somaliland (formerly cald Benadir)
Medio Shebeti. Basso Shebeli, Alto Shebeli. Alto Juba
HISTORY
967
.8
Zanzibar Tanganyika territory
.81
Zanzibar 640 sq. mi.
.815
Pemba 380 sq. mi.
.81C
Mafia
.82-.
89 Tanganyika territory 365,000 sq. mi.
Formerly German East Africa '
.82
North coast
Tanga. Wilhelmstal, Pangani
.8.?
Central coast
Bagamoyo, Morogoro. Dar cs Sulani
■84
South coast
•
Rufiji. Kilwa, Lindi
■85
South or Lake Nyasa region
Songea, Mahenge, Langcnburg
.86
South central region
Iringa, Dodoma
•87
North central region
Kondoa-Iratigi, Moshi, Arusha
.88
Lake Victoria region
Mwanza, Bukoba
.89
West or T^ake Tanganyika region
Tabora. Ujiji, Bismarckburg
9
Mozambique Portuguese East Africa 428.132 sn. mi
.91
Nyasa company Coinpanhia do Nyasa Qibo Del
^\ />
gado Querirnba
.92
•93
Mozambique (district)
.94
Quilimane or Kilimane Zambezi delta
•95
*
.96
Tete Zambezi basin
•97
Mozambique company Companhia de Mozambique
Oa^aland. Sofala, Manika
.98
Inhambane Hlenga-land
•99
Lourengo Marques Delagoa Bay
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
968 South Africa
General number for Union of South Africa i$)09i which includes
nearly all area in 968.2-.8, with total area of 473t096 aq. mi.
SUMMARY
. I Bechuanaland protectorate
. a Transvaal
.3 Zululand Swaziland Amatonga
.4 Natal
.5 Orange Free State
.6 Basutoland Kaffraria
. 7 Cax>e of Good Hope
. 8 South-West Africa protectorate
.9 Rhodesia Nyasaland protectorate
. z Bechuanaland protectorate 275.000 sq. mi.
.11 Northwest region West Bamangwato
Use also as general number for Bamangwato tribe, which includes 968.11 -.14
Ongova, Okavango, Bangai, Batawana
. 12 Northeast region East Bamangwato Bashona,
Batletli
. 13 North section Madenassa
. 14 South section Khama's country
. IS Linchwe's cotuitry Bakatla tribe
. 16 Scheie's country Bakwena tribe
Masarwa, Makalahari
. 17 Bathoen's country Bangwaketse tribe
. 18 Montsioa's country Barolong tribe
. 19 Southwest and west region Kalahari desert
Kalahari desert in broad sense includes all Bechuanaland protectorate and
parts of Cape of Good Hope and South-West Africa protectorate
.2 Transvaal 110.450 sq. mi.
185a Transvaal State; 1877 annext by Great Britain; 1884 South African
Republic; 1900 annext again, Transvaal; 1910 an original province of Union of
South Africa
.21 Pretoria (county and city)
.22 Witwatersrand Johannesburg Krugersdorp
. 23 South central cotinties
Heidelberg, Standerton, Bethal
. 24 Southeast counties
Wakkerstroom, Piet Retief, Ermelo, Carolina
.25 East counties
Barberton, Lydenburg, Middelburg
. 26 Zoutpansberg Pietersburg
.27 Waterberg
.28 Rustenburg Marico
. 29 Southwest counties
Lichtenburg, Potchefstroom, Wolmaransstad, Bloemhof
HISTORY
968
3
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
4
41
.42
•43
.44
45
.46
•47
.48
•49
Zululand Swaziland Amatonga
Zululand annext to Natal iS97- 10,424 sq. mi.
East region
Ndwandwe, HIabisa. Mahlabatmi. Emtonjaneni, Umfolozi
West region
Bahowe, Umlalazi, Mtunzini, Nkandhla. Nqutu
Swaziland 6678 sq. mi.
North region Mountains
Peak, Mbabane
South region
Ubombo, Mankaiana, Hlatikulu
Amatonga
Annext to Zultaland 1897
North region
Ingwavuma. Tongaland. Maputa
South region Ubombo
Natal 3S1284 sq. mi. (including Zululand 10,424 sq. mi.)
Northern districts
Annext from Transvaal to Natal 1903
Vryheid; Ngotshe, Vryheid (district). Babanango
Utrecht; Paulpietersbuig. Utrecht (district)
Klip River division
Newcastle, Dundee, Klip River (district), Umsinga. Helpmakaar, Impofana
Weenen division
Bergville, Upper Tugela. Bstcourt, Weenen (district)
Umvoti division
Krantzkop, Umvoti (district), Mapumulo
Pietermaritzburg division
Lions River, Howick. Impendhle, Underberg, Ipolela, Ixopo, New Hanover.
Indwedwe, Umgeni, Umkomanzi, Richmond, Campexdown
Victoria; Lower Tugela, Inanda
Durban Umluzi
Alexandra
Alfred: Alfred (district), Lower Umzimkulu
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
968
SI
52
53
54
55
S6
57
58
59
6
.6i
.62
•63
.64
.65
.66
.67
Orange Free State 50.389 sq. mi.
Orange River Colony 1900-1910
Central region Bloemfontein (cotinty and city)
West region
Fauresmith, Jacobsdal
Northwest region
Boshof, Hoopstad
North region
Knwnstad, Vredefort, Heilbron, Liadley, Frankfort
Northeast region
Vrede, Harrismith, Bethlehem
Upper east region
Senekal, Winbtuns
Lower east region
Ficksbtufr, Ladybrand, Thabanchu
Southeast region
Wepener, Rouzville, Smithfield
Southwest region
Edenbuns, Bethulie, Philippolis
Basutoland Eaffraria
Kaffraria, east of Kei river; formerly independent nativ kingdom; annexL lo
Cape of Good Hope 1875. and now incorporated as 968.63 Griqualand Eaat,
968.64 Pondoland, 968.65 Tembuland, 968.67 Transkei
Basutoland 1 1 ,7 16 aq. mi.
Drakensberg mts form east boimdary
Griqualand East 6602 sq. mi.
Includes most of region formerly cald Noman's-land and afterwards named
Adam Kok's Land
.631 Matatiele .632 Mount Currie .633 Umzimkulu .634
Mount Ayliff .635 Mount Frere .636 Mount Fletcher .637
Qumbu .638 Maclear .639 Tsolo
Pondoland 3906 sq. mi.
British protectorate proclaimd 1885, annext to Cape of Good Hope 1894
.641 East Pondoland .642 Bizana .643 Flagstaff .644
Tabankulu .645 Lusikisiki, Umsikaba .646 Port »St John's
.647 West Pondoland .648 Libode .649 Ngqeleni
Tembuland 3339 sq. mi.
Annext to Cape of Good Hope 1885
.651 Elliot .652 Slang River .653 Xalanga .654 St Mark's
.655 Engcobo .656 Umtata .657 Bomvanaland .658
Mqanduli .659 Elliotdale
Transkei 2504 sq. mi.
Annext to Cape of Good Hope 1879
.671 Gealeka or Galekaland .672 Willowvale .673 Kenlani
.674 Fingoland .675 Butterworth .676 Idutywa .677
Nqaraaqwe .678 Tsomo
HISTORY
968 . 7 CEpe of Good Hope 276.966 aq. mi. Colony proper 208,661 sq. mi.
Founded by Dutch z6s2, taken by English I795t returned 1803, taken again
x8o6, formally ceded 181 4
. 71 Western province
.711 Cape Town (county) .712 Cape Town (city) .713
Simon's Town .714 Wynberg .715 Woodstock .7 1 8
Stellenbosch .719 Paarl
.72 • Northwest province
.721 Tulbagh .722 Worcester .723 Ceres .724 Malmesbury
.725 Piquetbei^ .726 Clanwilliam .727 Calvinia .728 Van
Rhjmsdorp .729 Namaqualand
. 73 Southwest province
.731 Caledon .732 Bredasdorp .733 Robertson .734 Swel-
lendam .735 Riversdale .736 Ladismith .737 Oudtshoom
.738 Mossel Bay .7385 George .739 Uniondale -7395
Knysna
. 74 Midland province
.741 Beaufort West .742 Prince Albert .7425 Laingsburg
.743 Aberdeen .7435 Murraysbui^ .744 Graaff Reinet .745
Fraserburg .7455 Sutherland .746 Victoria West .7465
Carnarvon .747 Kenhardt -7475 Prieska .748 Hopetown
.749 Britstown .7495 Richmond
. 75 Southeast province
.751 Hunaansdorp .752 Willowmore .753 Jansenville .7535
SteytlerviUe .754 Uitenhage .755 Port Elizabeth .756
Alexandria .757 Albany, Orahamstown .758 Bathurst
.759 Peddie .7595 Victoria East
. 76 Northeast province
.761 Port Beaufort .7615 Stockenstrom .762 Somerset East
.763 Bedford .764 Cradock .765 Tarka .766 Middel-
burg .7665 Steynsburg .767 Hanover .7675 Philipstown
.768 Colesberg .769 Albert .7695 Molteno
. 77 Eastern province
.771 Aliwal North .772 Herschel .773 Barkly East .774
Wodehouse .775 Glen Grey .776 Queenstown .777 Cath-
ead .7775 Stutterheim .778 King William's Town 7785
Komgha .779 East London
. 8 South-west Africa protectorate 332.400 sq. mi
Fbrmerly German West Africa
.81 Great Namaqualand
.82 Luderitz Land, Luderitz Bay, Angra Pequena .825 Warmbatl
.83 Bethany .833 Keetmanshoop .838 Hasuur .84 Gibeon
.845 Maltahdhe
. 85 Damara-land or Herero-land
.851 Swakopmund .852 Walfish or Walvis Bay .853 Relio-
both .854 Windhoek .855 Gobabis .856 Okahandya .857
Karibib .858 Omanuti
. 86 Ovambo or Ovampo-land or Aajamba
.87 Outjo, Kaoko-land .88 Ambo-land .89 Grootfontein
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
968 . 9 Rhodesia 440.000 aq. mi. Nyasaland protectorate
British South Africa Company charter 1889
.91 Southern Rhodesia 149,000 sq. mi.
. 9 2 Matabele-land
.921 Gwanda (including the former district of Tuli) .922
Bulalima-Mangwe .9228 Tati district .923 Bulawayo
.924 Matopo .9245 Urazingwane .925 Insiza .9255
Belingwe .926 Nyamandhlovu .9265 Bubi .927 Gwelo
.9275 Selukwe .928 Wankie .929 Sebungwe
. 93 Mashonaland
.931 Chibi (formerly Mtibi) .932 Victoria 9323 Ndanga
.9327 Melsetter .933 Chilimanzi -9335 Gutu .934
Charter .9345 Uratali .935 Hartley -9355 Marandellas
.936 Makoni -9365 Inyanga .937 Salisbury -9374
Mrewa -9377 Mtoko .938 Mazoe .9385 Darwin
.939 Lomagundi
. 94 Northern Rhodesia a9i,ooo sq. mi.
Amalgamation of Korth-Eastem and North-Westem Rhodesia 191 x
. 95 North-Westem Rhodesia
951 Barotse or Mabunda Monkoya or Mankoya
.953 Batoka Batonga
•954
.955 Kafue Mashukulombwe Walenje
.956 Kasempa Bakwakwa or Bakakwakwa
.957
.958 Loangwa
I North region Bakonde
5 Walamba
.959 South region Zumbo
I Aluano
5 Chicunda or Chiktmda
. 96 North-Eastem Rhodesia
.961 Mwera or Mrewa Luaptila or Mere-Mere Wausi
Lake Mweru. Moeto or Meru Waitawa, Walunds. Wakiainga
.96a
.963 Tanganyika
Alungu or Ulungu, Amambwe or Mambwe, North Loangwm (a former
district which included parts of Tanganyika and Aipemba)
•964
.965 Awemba
Waaenga, Watwa, Awiaa, Lake Bangweulu. Bangweok) or Bemba
.966
.967 Serenje (formerly West Loangwa)
.968 East Loangwa or Luangwa
Awisa, Achewa or Ackewa. Asenga
• 97 Nyasaland protectorate 39,573 sq- mi.
British Central Africa protectorate 1891-1907
.971 North Nyasa .972 West Nyasa .9725 Mombera
.973 Marimba .974 Central Angoniland -9741 Lilongwe
.9745 Dedza .975 South Nyasa .976 Upper Shire .9765
Liwonde .977 West Shire .9775 Zomba .978 Blantyre
.9785 Mlanje or Milan ji .979 Ruo .9795 Lower Shire
HISTORY
969
I
2
3
4
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
5
6
.8
.81
.82
.83
.84
.9
.91
.92
•93
Madagascar and ilands of South Indian
Ocean
Madagascar (French) aas.ooo aq. mi.
Ilands north of Madagascar
Comoro: Mayotte or Maut^, Anjouan or Jolianna,
Great Comoro, Moheli or Moali (French)
Aldabra (British)
Cosmoledos (British)
Gloriosa (French)
Providence (British)
Farqiihar (British)
Agelaga (British)
Amjrantes or Admiral's (British)
Seychelles (British)
39 ilets: Mah6, Praslin, Silhouette
Chagos (British)
Gnand Chagos or Diego Garcia, Peros fianhoe, Solomon, Danger, Egmont, Three
Brothers or Trois Pr6res
Mascarenes and ilands east of Madagascar
Reunion or Bourbon (French)
Maurititis or lie de France (British)
Rodriguez (British)
Cargados Garayos, St Brandon or Nazareth (British):
Albatross,^Coco, Tromelin
Isolated ilands
Amsterdam
Saint Paul
Kerguelen
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
970 North America
.1 Indians, aborigines .2 Lives of Indians .3 Special tribes
.4 Special states .5 Government relation and treatment .6 Spe-
cial subjects: character, civilization, agriculture, etc.
See 371.97s Education; 572.97 Ethnology; 497 Languages
971 Canada British America
General works on Canada under British rule
For histories of special periods see 97x.01-.054; of special provinces see 971. i-. 9
For constitutional history see 342.71
Period subdivisions
•
For works not limited to any of the territorial subdivisions .1-.9 but dealing with
a limited period
Class archives with their periods and segregate them if wisht by booknumben
that will automatically locate them ahed of other histories having the same class
number: e.g. AX-A9 if Cutter numbers are used for other works; Aa-Ac if
Cutter-Sanborn numbers are used
.01 French regime 1497-1763
From earliest time till cession to England
.Oil Discovery and early settlement 1497-1632
Early explorations along Atlantic seaboard 1497- 1533* Discovery and occu-
pation of St Lawrence 1534-43. Rise of fur trade 1544-16x2. Permaneiit
colonization 16x3-32
.016 Extension of English rule 1632-1763
Treaty of St Germain-en-Laye 20 Mar. 1632
.018 Struggle with England for supremacy
Peace of Utrecht x7X3-Peace of Paris 1763. Seven years war 1755-63; in
United States cald French and Indian war. British supremacy dates actually
from fall of Quebec, X759; formally from peace of Paris, xo Feb. 1763
•03 End of 7 years war to constitutional act 1791
Conspiracy of Pontiac 1763-64
Quebec act X774
.02^ American revolution United Empire loyalists
Canadian libraries will class here United Empire loyalists, but works on the
revolution x 775-83 are better put in 973.3
.03 1793 to Union act 1841
See also 97 x. 3 Ontario and 97 x. 4 Quebec
.034 War of 1812
18 1 2-15 In United States cald alio ad war for indep«ndenca
Better clast in 973-52 (United Sutai history)
.038 Rebellion 1837-38
.039 Union act 10 Feb. 1840
Passage of Union act, closing the period under the Conititutional act. See
also constitutional history, 342.7x9
•04 Union 1841 to Confederation 1867
Begiiming with operation of Union act; Canadian parliament at Ottawa 13 June
X84X. Class clergy reservs agitation in 971.3 Ontario; abolition of seigniories in
971.4 Quebec
.048 Fenian invasions
.049 British Nortii America act, 29 March 1867
.05 Dominion of Canada 1867-
Canada under British North America act
.051 Red river (Riel's ist) rebellion 1870
•054 Northwest (Riel's 2d) rebellion 1885
J
HISTORY
Geografic divisions
971.1
British Columbia
a
Northwest Territories
Including former Hudson Bay territory
.a I
Tukon
IQondike region Dawson (city)
.33
Mackenzie •
^3
Alberta
M
Saskatchewan
.26
Keewatin
•37
Manitoba
.28
Ungava
.29
Franklin
See also 998 Arctic region
•3
Ontario
For St Lawrence river see 971 .4
Formerly also Upper Canada or Canada West
^
See also 97 x. 4 note Class here Clergy reservs
.31
Northwestera
North shore of Lake Superior and Lake Huron; Georgian bay
.311
Rainy River district
Lake of the Woods Rainy lake
.312
Thunder Bay district
5
Fort Waiiam
•313
Algoma district
Sault Ste Marie
5
Manitoulin iland
•314
Nipissing district
.315
Parry Sound Maganetawan districts
.316
Muskoka I^ke of Bays district
.317
Siracoe
318
Grey Owen Sound (or Sydenham)
•32
Western
Bast shore of Lake Huron
.321
Bruce
.322
Huron
.323
Perth
.324
.325
Middlesex
.326
London (city)
.327
Lambton
•33
Southwestern
North shore of Lake Ene
.331
Essex
.332
Windsor (city)
.333
Kent
.334
Elgin
.335
si Thomas (city)
.336
Norfolk
.337
Haldimand
.338
Welland
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
97X-34
West central
.341
DufiFerin
.342
Wellington
.343
Guelph (city)
.344
Waterloo
.345
Berlin (city)
.346
Oxford
•347
Brant
348
Brantford (city)
971.35
Sottthem
West and North shore of Lake Ontario
.351
Lincoln
St Catherines (city)
.352
Wentworth
Hamilton (dty)
.353
Halton Peel
.354
York
I
Toronto (city)
.355
Ontario
.356
Durham
.357
Northumberland
.358
Hastings
7
Prince Edward
.359
Lennox and Addington
^6
Central
.361
Haliburton
.362
.363
.364
Victoria
.365
.366
.367
Peterborough
.368
Peterborough (city)
.369
.37
Southeastern
St Lawrence river counties
.371
Prontenac
.372
Kingston (city)
.373
Leeds
Rldeau lakes and canal
.374
Grenville
.375
Dundas
.376
Stormont
.377
Glengarry
.378
.379
.38
Northeastern
Ottawa river counties
.381
Renfrew
.382
Lanark
.383
Carleton
.384
Ottawa (dty)
.385
Russdl
.386
Prescott
HISTORY
9714 Quebec St Lawrence river
Lower Canada or Canada Bast
Prom its cession by Prance to England in 1763 *U Canada was one colony, the
Province of Quebec, till xypi* In X79i it was divided by the constitutional act
into a provinces: Upper Canada (Ontario) and Lower Canada (Qurbee). By
the union act, 1840. the 2 provinces were reunited as the Province of Canada;
union in 1867 by the British North America act again divided into the provinces
of Ontario and Quebec. Queoec is from Caudebec (Normandy), home of many
of its erly settlers.
Northern
Mista&ini
Abitibi
Lake St John
Chicoutimi
Anticosti iland
•41
.411
.413
^14
.416
.417
419
.421
.422
.423
.424
.425
426
5
•427
.428
I
5
43
.431
.432
.433
.434
.435
.436
.437
.438
Ottawa river counties
Saguenay
Ashuanipi
Western
Pontiac
Ottawa (former county)
1 Wright
2 Hull (city)
5 Labelle
Argenteuil
Terre Bonne
Two Mountains
Vaudreuil
Soulanges
Laval
Hochelaga
Montreal (city)
Jacques (Dartier
Southwestern
Huntingdon
Beauhamois
Chateaugay
La Prairie
Napierville
Verch^es
Chambly
St Johns
North central
.441 Montcalm
6 L'Assomption
.442 Joliette
.443 Berthier
.444 Maskinonge
.445 St Maurice
.446 • Champlain
6 Portneuf
447 Quebec
I Quebec (city)
^8 * Montmorency
lie d'Orl^an
.449 Charlevoix
South of the St Lawrence and west of Richelieu river
North of St Lawrence from Montreal to Saguenay river
DBCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
971^5 South Central
Counties south of St Lawrence from Richelieu river to Quebec
.451 Richelieu
.452 St Hyacinthe
5 Bagot
•453 Rouviile
.454 Yamaska
.455 Nicoiet
.456 Orummond
5 Arthabaska
.457 Wolfe
5 Megantic
.458 Lotbinidre
.459 Levis
.46 Southern
Southern border from Richelieu river to Lake Mrgantic
.461 Iberville
.462 Missisquoi
.463 Shefford
.464 Brome
.465 Richmond
.466 Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke (city)
.467 Stanstead
.468 Compton
.469 Lake Megantic
.47 Southeastern
Lower St Lawrence, southern side from Quebec to Gulf of St Lawrence
.471 Beauce
.472 Dorchester
.473 Bellechasse
5 Montmagny
.474 L'Islet
.475 Kamouraska
.476 Temiscouata
.477 Rimouski
5 Matane
.478 Bonaventure
.479 Gasp^
7 Magdalen ilands
•5 New Brunswick
.51 Northern
.511 Restigouche
.512 Gloucester
.5a Eastern
.521 Northumberland
.522 Kent
.523 Westmoreland
Moncklon (city)
HISTORY
971.53
Southern
.531
Albert
•532
St John
St John (dty)
•533
Charlotte
Grand Manan ilan t
.54
Central
541
Kings'
.542
Queens
.543
Sunbury
55
Western
•551
York
Fredericlon (city)
.552
Carleton
.553
Victoria
.554
Madawaska
.6
Nova Scotia
.6i
Northern
.6ii
Cumberland
.612
Colchester
.613
Pictou
.614
Antigonish
.6a
Southern
.621
Guysborough
.622
Halifax co. and cily
.623
Lunenburg
.624
Queens
.625
Shelburne
J63
Western
.631
YarmoiiLli
.632
Digby
.633
Annapolis
.634
Kings
.635
Hants
.69
Cape Breton (iland)
.691
Inverness
.693
Victoria
.695
Cape Breton
.696
Sydney (city)
.698
Richmond
.7
Prince Edward Island
.71
Prince
.74
Queens
.75
CharlolUtown (city)
.77
Kings
.8
Newfoundland
.9
Labrador
For Moravian miislons tec a66.4^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973.18
French
Giovanni da Verrazano 1524
Jacques Cartier 1534-44 Canada
Jean Ribault 1562-65 Florida
Ren^ de Laudonni^re 1564-66 Florida
Samuel de Champlain 1603-35 Sec also 971 History of Canada
.19
.2
.31
Other nations
1607-1775
.aa
as
.24
Colonial period
See also histories of separate colonics
Virginia settlement x6o7-ao
Settlement of Jamestown 13 May 1607 See 975.S Virginia history
Hudson's voyage 1609 See also 974.7 N. Y. history
James 1 1603-26
New England settlement 1620-43
Settlement of Plymouth 21 Dec. 1620 Sec 974*1 Mass. history
Pequot war 1636-37 Connecticut
CharUs 1 iesS-49
New England confederacy 1643-64
United colonies of New England 19 May 1643
Commonwelth 164^63
Oliver Cromwell 1663-68
Richard Cromwell 1668-69
Conquest of New Netherland 1664-89
King Philip's war 1675-76 Massachusetts
War with eastern indians 1675-78 Maine
Sir Edmund Andros, governor of New England 1686-89
Charles M 1660-86
.as
Early French wars 1689-1732
Witchcraft in New England See 133.4
King William's war 1689-97
Sometimes cald in Europe ' War of the Palatinate '
Queen Anne's war 1702—13
Known in Europe as War of the Spanish succession
James S 1686-88
William 3 1689-170M
Anne 1708-14
George 1 1714-87
•a6 Extension of English rule X73a'63
Settlement of Georgia 1732 See 97s. 8 Georgia history
King George's war 1744-48
Known in Europe as War of the Austrian succession
Albany convention assembled 19 June 1754
French and indian war 1755-63
Known in Europe as Seven years war
Braddock's defeat 9 July 1755
Crown Point and Ticonderoga 1758-59
Capture of Louisburg 27 July 1758
Capture of Quebec 18 Sep. 1759; Montcalm and Wolfe
Peace of Paris lo Feb. 1763
•a7 Last years of the colonies 1763-75
See also specially 973.3x1 Causes of the Revolution
Conspiracy of Pontiac 1763-64
Bouquet's expedition 1763-64
Lord Dunmore's war Ap.-Oct. 1774 Virginia
Georte 8 1787-60
George 3 1760-1880
history: united states
973.3 Revolution and confederation Z775-B9
suMMART or 973.3
.31 Political history
^a Diplomatic history
.33 Special campains and t>attlea
^4 General military history
•35 Naval history
^6 Celebrations
^7 Prisons, hospitals
^8 Personal narrativs
.39 Ulustrativ material
.31 Political history; causes, results
For financial history see 336.73
.3x1 Causes
X Stamp act 1765
2 Navigation acts; mercantil policy
Burning of the Gasp^ 17 June 177a
3 Boston massacre 5 Mar. 1770
4 Taxation and representation
5 Tax on tea 1767 Boston tea party x6 Dec. 1773
6 Boston port bill 1774
.31a Political history 1775-83
Continental congress See 3*ft-73 U* S* legislativ bodies
•313 Declaration of independence 4 July 1776 See also 973.361
Mecklenburg declaration so May 1775
.314 Loyalists, tones See also 973-381 Treason and traitors
.315 Relations of special classes to the Revolution
Clergy and churches
Lawyers
College graduates
.316
.317 Treaty of peace 1783
Concluded at Paris 3 Sep. 1783; ratified 14 Jan. 1784
.318 Confederation 1783-89
Shay's rebellion 1786-87 Massachusetts
Cession of western territory to United States
•319
•3a Diplomatic history; relations with other nations
Divided like 940; e. g. 973.324 Relations with Prance; 973.326 Relations with
Spain
•33 Special campains and battles
-.33 X Campains of 1775
I Lexington and Concord 19 April See also 973*369
a Bunker Hill 17 June Sec also 973-366
3 Siege of Boston June 17 75-March 1776
4 Ticonderoga 10 May
Crown Point la May
5 Canadian expeditions
Montgomery
6 Arnold
7
8 Events in the south
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973.332 Campainsof 1776
1 Campain for the Hudson
2 Battle of Long Island 27 Aug.
3 British occupation of New York
4 American retreat Sep.-Nov. 1 776
Harlem Hights 16 Sep.
White Plains 28 Oct,
Fort Washington 16 Nov.
5 Washington in the Jerseys Dec. 1776-Jan. 1777
6 Trenton 26 Dec.
Princeton 3 Jan. 1777
7
8 Events in the south
North Carolina
Port Moultrie, Sullivan's iland 28 June
•333 Campains of 1777
1 Events in Connecticut and Rhode Island
2 Burgoyne's campain
Ticonderoga evacuated 6 July
Hubbardton, Vt 7 July
Bennington, Vt 16 Aug.
3 Freeman's farm or Bemis Hights or Stillwater 19 Sep.
Bemis Hights or Saratoga 7 Oct.
Burgoyne's surrender 17 Oct.
4 Fort Stanwix or Fort Schuyler or Oriskany 2-22 Aug.
5 Clinton's advance up the Hudson
Forts Clinton and Montgomery 6 Oct.
6 Howe's campain
Brandywine 11 Sep.
. Paoli 20 Sep.
7 Philadelphia taken by British 27 Sep.
Germantown 4 Oct.
Forts on the Delaware
Red Bank, or Port Mercer 22 Oct.
Mud iland, or Fort Mifflin 10-16 Nov.
8 Events in south Including Kentucky
.334 Campainsof 1778
1 Washington at Valley Forge 1777-78
2 Events in middle states
Battle of Monmouth 28 June
3 Evacuation of Philadelphia June
4 Indian depredations See also 973.343
Wyoming 1-4 July
5 Mohawk valley
Cherry valley 11 Nov.
Brant See also 970.2 Indian biocrafy
6 Rhode Island campain, August See also 973.354 Naval history
7 Events in the south
Capture of Savannah 29 Dec.
8 Events in northwest 1778-79
Clark's expedition
Vinoennes, Ind. 2 Jan. and 20 Feb. 1779
history: united states
973 335 Campains of 1779
1 Events in New England
Tryon in Connecticut July
2 Penobscot expedition Aug. and Sep.
3 Events in middle states
Minisink 19 July
4 Wayne at Stony Point 16 July
5 Paulus Hook 19 Aug.
6 Sullivan's expedition July-Sep.
7 Events in the south
Briar creek 3 Mar.
Siege of Savannah 23 Sep. and 18 Oct*
8 Events in northwest See 973.3348
.336 Campain of 1780
1 Southern campains
Waxhaws, N. C. 29 May
Ramsour Mills, N. C. 20 June
Leslie's expedition into Virginia Oct.
2 Siege of Charleston Mar.-May
3 Camden, S. C. 16 Aug.
4 Kings moimtain, S. C. 7 Oct.
5 Events in middle states
Springfield, N. J. 23 Jime
Bull's Ferry, N. Y. 21 July
6 Northern invasion
.337 Campains of 178 1
1 Southern campains
2 Events in Carolinas Jan.-Ap.
Cowpens, S. C. 17 Jan.
Guilford, N. C. 15 Mar.
Hobkirks hill, S. C. 25 Ap.
3 Events in Carolinas May-Dec.
Fort Ninety-Six, S. C. May-June
Eutaw Springs, S. C. 8 Sep.
4 British in Virginia
5 Siege of Yorktown Sep.-Oct.
Surrender of Comwallis 19 Oct.
6 Events in the north
7 Arnold in Connecticut Sep.
•338 Campains of 1782
•339 Events of 1783
British evacuation of New York 25 Nov. See also 973.363
DECIMAL CLASSIPICATIOK
973.34 General military histoiy
.341 English side
.342 Mercenaries; Hessians
.343 Indians
.344 American side
Part taken by special states, spedally the northern states. Under the number
for each state use the book numbers Az-Ax9 for official publications, Aa for lists
oi revolutionary soldiers
I
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont Not then a state, admitted Z70C
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut *
7 New York
8 Pennsylvania
9 New Jersey
•345 Southern states
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
5 Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
.346 American auxiliaries
.347 French
.348
•349 Special topics
Conway cabal 1777-78
Mutiny of Pennsylvania line Jan. 1781
Newbuigh addresses 1782-83
.35 Naval histoiy
.351 Events of 1775
Capture of the Margaretta June 12
.352 Events of 1776
Escape of British sloop of war Glasgow 6 Ap«
Battle of Lake Champlain 11-13 Oct.
Gen. Benedict Arnold
.353 Events of 1777
Lexington and Alert 20 Sep.
.354 Events of 1778
French fleet at Newport
.355 Events of 1779
Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis 23 Sep,
.356 Events of 1780
Trumbull and Watt 2 June
•357 Events of 178 1
Alliance and British brigs Atalanta and Trepassey 28 May
•358 Privateers
history: united states
973.36 Celebradons, annivenariesi commemoitttioiis
These should osoaUy be cUst with the tpedal event oonuaeniorated, but lOBe
annivenaries ar of such general caracter aa to be better daat here
For patriotic aodeties commemorating the revolixtion eee 369. 13
.361 Fourth of July See aieo 973.3X3
.362 19th of April See also 973 . 33 x x
.363 Evacuation day, New York Sae also 973.339
.364
.365 Monuments, memorials See also 718
.366 Bunker Hill monument Ssaaiso 973.3319
.367 Washington's various hcdquarters
Newbui^gh, N. Y.
Morristown, N. J.
.37 Prisons, hospitals, etc
.371 English prisons
1 Jersey prison ship
2 Sugar house prison
.372 American prisons
.373 Exchange of prisoners
.374
.375 Medical dep't; surgeons, nurses, etc.
.376 Hospitals
.377
.378
.379
' .38 Personal narrativs, vindications, secret servis
.381 Treason and traitors See also 973.3x4 Loyalists, torise
.383 Benedict Arnold
.383 Charles Lee
.384
.385 Secret servis, spies
American side: Nathan Hale
.386 British side: Major John Andr^
•39 niiistntiv material
These numbers should be used mainly for references. Poems, dramas etc. should
usually be dast under their own numbers. Six, 8xa, etc but special collections
should be dast here
.391 Poetry
.392 Drama
•393 Fiction
.394 Addresses
•395 Sermons
.396 Humor
.397 Pictures
Paintings, drawings, caricatures, engravings, fotografs, sculpture
•398 Music
.399 Maps
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
9734 Conbtitutioiial period 1789-1809
See 343.73 U. 8. oonttitittfon; 3*9* i Federal party 1789-1833; 339.' Antifederal
party 1789-93
•41 George Washington 30 Ap. 178^^-4 Mar. Z797
Bom 33 Feb. 1733; died 14 Dec. 1799
Sworn into ofi&s 30 Ap. 1789
National bank establisht 25 Feb. 179 1 See 333.11
Vermont admitted, 14th state 4 Mar. 1791 See 974.3
Kentucky admitted, 15th state i June 1792 See 976.9
43 Indian wars
Harmar's expedition 1790
St Clair's expedition 1791
43 Washington's 2d term 4 Mar. 1793-4 Mar. 1797
Neutrality proclamation 22 Ap. 1793 See also 341.3
Whisky insurrection July-Nov. 1794
Wayne's expedition, Oct.-Nov. 1794, and treaty, 3 Ai^. 1795
Jay's treaty 28 Oct. 1795 See alto 341.9
Treaty with Spain 27 Oct. 1795 See also 341 .3
Tennessee admitted, i6th state i June 1796 See 976.8
•44 John Adams 4 ICar. 1797-4 Mar. z8oz
Bom 31 Oct. X735; died 4 July 1836
Alien act 25 June 1798 See 341.5
Sedition act 14 July 1798 See 323
Removal of capitol to Washington
.45 Troubles with France
Naval battles; Constellation and L' Insurgent 9 Feb. 1800
•46 Thomas Jefferson 4 Mar. 1801-4 Mar. 1809
Bom a Ap. X743; died 4 July 1836
Ohio admitted, 17th state 19 Feb. 1803 See 977.1
Purchase of Louisiana 2 May 1803
.47 Wars with Barbary states
48 Jefferson's second term 4 Mar. 1805-4 Mar. 1809
Aaron Burr's conspiracy 1806
See also 933.37 lives of Burr; and 343* z Trialt
Embargo act 22 Dec. 1807
.5 Warofz8i3 1809-45
.51 James Madison 4 Mar. 1809-4 Mar. Z817
Bom 16 Mar. X75x; died 38 June Z836
Engagement between ships President and Little Belt 16 May 181 1
Defeat of indians by Gen. Harrison at Tippecanoe 7 Nov. 181 1
Louisiana admitted, i8th state 30 Ap. 18 12 See 976.3
Indiana admitted, 19th state 11 Dec. 1816 See 977.3
history: united states
973.52 War of 1 81 2
War declared 18 June 1S13. Treaty of peace 24 Dec. iSx4
.521 Political history; causes, results
Hartford convention
.522 Diplomatic history
.523 Special campains and battles
1 Campain in northwest
Includes all west of New York
Surrender of Detroit 16 Aug. 18 12
2 Events in northwest 1813-14
3 Campain in New York, New England and Canada
Battle of Queenstown 13 Oct. 181 2
4 Events in New York and New England 1813
Capture of Fort Niagara 19 Dec.
5 Events in Canada 1813
Capture of Fort Geoige 27 May
Battle of Thames 5 Oct.
6 Events in New York and New England 18 14
Bombardment of Stonington, Conn. 9-12 Aug.
7 Events in Canada 1814
Capture of Fort Erie 3 July
Battle of Chippewa 5 July
Battle of Lundy's lane 25 July
S Campain in the south
Battle of Bladensburg 24 Aug. 18 14
Burning of Washington 24 Aug. 18 14
Bombardment of Fort McHenry 13 Sep. 18 14
9 Events in Louisiana
Battle of New Orleans 22 Dec. 18 14-8 Jan. 1815
•524 General military history
1 English side
2 Indian allies
3
4 American side in general
Divided like 974. Under the number for each state use the book numbers
Az-Az9 for official publications, Aa for lists of soldiers
5 South Atlantic states
Divided Ukt 975
6 Gulf states
Divided like 976
7 Lake states
Divided like 977
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973'525 Naval history
1 Events of 1 812
Constitution and Guerri^ 19 Aug.
Wasp and Frolic 18 Oct.
United States and Macedonia 25 Oct.
Constitution and Java 29 Dec
2 Events on inland waters
3 Events of 1813
Hornet and Peacock 24 Peb.
Chesapeake and Shannon i June
Pelican and Argus 14 Aug.
Enterprise and Boxer 5 Sep.
4 Events on inland waters
Battle of Lake Erie 10 Sep.
5 Events of 1814 ,
Essex against Phoebe and Cherub 28 Mar.
Peacock and Epervier 29 Ap.
Wasp and Reindeer 28 June
Wasp and Avon i Sep.
Wasp and Atlanta 21 Sep.
6 Events on inland waters
Battle on Lake Champlain 11 Sep.
7 ■ Events of 1815
Capture of frigate President 15 Jan.
Capture of Cyane and Levant by the Constitution 20 Feb*
Hornet and Penguin 23 Mar.
8 Privateers
.526 War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, etc
See note under 973*36
See 369. 14 eodetiee of ib» war of i8ia
.527 Prisons, hospitals, etc.
I English prisons Dartmoor
.528 Personal narrativs, vindications, secret servis
.529 niustrativ material Divided like 973.39
.53 Algerine war
•54 JamM Monroe 4 Mar. 1817-4 Mar. 1825
Bom 98 Ap. 1758; died 4 July 1831
Mississippi admitted, 20th state 10 Dec. 1817 See 976.2
Illinois admitted, 21st state 3 Dec. 1818 See 977.3
Purchase of Florida 25 Peb. 18 19
Alabama admitted, 22d state 14 Dec. 18 19 See 976. z
Maine admitted, 23d state, 15 Mar. 1820 See 974.1
Missouri compromise See 326.973 and 973.71x3
Missouri admitted, 24th state 10 Aug. 182 1 See 977.8
Monroe doctrin Dec 1823 See 327.73
Tariff act 22 May 1824 See 337
•541 First Seminole war 181 8
•55 John Quincy Adams 4 Mar. 1825-4 Mar. zSag
Bom XI July 1767; died 23 Feb. 1848
Erie canal completed 1825 See 386
Panama congress 1826 See 341.1
Removal of Creek Indians 1825-29 See 970.3
Tariff act 19 May 1828 See 337
history: united states
973.56 Andrew Jackson 4 Mar. z8a9-4 Mar. 1837
Bom 15 Mar. t767{ died 8 Jane 1845
Rotation in offis Sm 351.6
United States bank See 33a. xi
Whig party See 389.4
Compromise tariff act 3 Mar. 1833 See 337
Independence of Texas 2 Mar. 1836 See 976.4
Arkansas admitted, 25th state 15 June 1836 See 976.7
Specie circular 11 July 1836 See 336.73
Michigan admitted, 26th state 26 Jan. 1837 see 977.4
.561 Nullification See ako 343.73
Webster and Hayne debate 25-^7 Jan. 1830
Nullification ordinance, South Carolina 24 Nov. 1832
.562 Black Hawk war 1832
•57 Martin Van Bnraa 4 Mar. 1837-4 Mar. 1841
Bom 5 Dec. Z78a; died 24 July i86a
Panic of 1837 See 33a
Alton riot 7 Nov. 1837 See 3^.973
Burning of Caroline 26 Dec. 1837
Northeast boundary, Aroostook war Peb.-Mar. 1839
Amistad case 1839
.571 Second Seminole war 1835*42
•58 William Henry Haixiaon 4 Mar. 184Z-4 Ap. Z841
Bom 9 Feb. Z773; died 4 Ap. 1841
John Tyler 4 Ap. 1841-4 Mar. Z84S
Bora 29 Mar. Z79oa died 18 Jan. 1863
Dorr's rebellion May-June 1842 See 974. s
Ashburton treaty, northeast boundary
Texas annexation resolution 28 Feb. 184$
Florida admitted, 27th state 3 Mar. 1843 See 975.9
•6 War with Mexico 1845-61
•6x Jamea Knox PoQc 4 Mar. 1845-4 Mar* ^1849
Bom a Nov. 1795; died IS J«m t849
Texas annext, 28th state 29 Dec 1845 See 976.4
Wilmot proviso adopted by house 8 Aug. 1846 See aiao 973.71x3
Iowa admitted, 29th state 28 Dec 1846 See 977.7
Wisconsin admitted, 30th state 29 May 1848 See 977.5
Free soil party; Buffalo convention Aug. 1848 See 329.6
J6it Northwest boundary; Oregon; treaty with England 12 June 1849
•62 Mexican war 1845-48
War dedarad 13 May 1846; treaty ol peace 39 May 1848
.621 Political history; causes, results
Annexation of Texas
Acquisition of Califoniia, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, etc
;622 Diplomatic history
.623 Special campains and battles
1 Eeamy in New Mexico
2 Fremont in California
3 Taylor's campain
4 On the Rio Grande
Palo Alto 8 May 1846
Resaca de la Palma 9 May
Matamoras 18 May
5 In Mexico
Monterey 20-25 Sep. 1846
Buena Vista 22-23 Feb. 1847
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973.623 • 6 . Soott*s campain
7 Vera Cruz 22-29 Mar. 1847
Cerro Gordo 17-18 Ap.
8 Battles near Mexico
Contreras 19-20 Aug.
San Antonio 20 Aug.
Churubusco 20 Aug.
9 Capture of Mexico
Molino del Rey 8 Sep.
Chapultepec 12-13 Sep.
Mexico 14 Sep.
.624 General military history
.625 Naval history
.626 War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries
•Sm nota under 973>36; also 369.'X4S Aztec dub of 1847
.627 . Prisons, hospitals, etc.
.628 Personal narratlvs
.629 Illustrativ material See note under 973.39
.6j Zachary Taylor 5 Mar. 1849-9 July 1850
Bom 34 Sep. 1784; died 9 Jvly 1850
Inaugural ceremony 5 March
Compromise of 1850, Omnibus bil, introduced by Henry Clay
29 Jan. 1850 See also 326.973 •od 973.7it3
•64 Millard FiUmore 9 July 1850-4 Mar. 1853
•Born 7 Feb. 1800; died 7 Mar. 1874
Clayton-Bulwer treaty 4 July 1850 See also 386
California admitted, 31st state 9 Sep. 1850 See 979.4
Fugitiv slave law 18 Sep. 1850 See 336.973
Popular soverenty, or squatter soverenty See 34a . 73 and 3a6. 973
Filibustering expeditions to Cuba 1849-51 See 973.91
.65
. .66 Fnmklin Pierce 4 Mar. 1853-4 Mur* 1857
Bom 33 Nov. 1804; died 8 Oct. 1869
Know-nothing party See alao 329.$
Republican party See also 339.6
. Com. Perry's expedition to Japan 1 852-54 See aUo 915 . a and 341 . 27 3
Gadsden treaty with Mexico for purchase of southern Arizona and
New Mexico 30 June 1854
Kansas-Nebraska bil 30 May 1854 See aim 336.973. 978. i and 978.*
Ostend manifesto 18 Oct. 1854 See alao 973.91
Walker's filibuster expedition against Nicaragua 1 855 See also 97a . 85
.67
•68 James Bttchanan 4 Mar. 1857-4 Mar. i86z
Bom 33 Ap. X 791 ; died X June 1868
Dred Scott decision 6 Mar. 1857 See also 336.973 and 973.7x13
Lecompton constitution, Kansas; proslavery 7 Nov. 1857.
See also 978.x
Minnesota admitted, 32d state 11 May 1858 See 977.6
Or^on admitted, 33d state 14 Feb. 1859 See 979.5
John Brown's raid 16-17 Oct. 1859 See alao 973.7x16 and 336.973
Kansas admitted, 34th state 29 Jan. 1861 See 978.x
.<9
history: united statbs
973*7 War of secession 4 Mar* 186x^15 Ap* x86s
SUUUARY OF 973.7
.71 Politiaa history
.7a Diplomatic history •
.73 Spadsl mmpsins ftad battles
.74 Gsneral militsry history
.75 NsTsl history
.76 Catebmtions
.77 Prisons, hospitals
.78 Personal narratiys
.79 nittstratiy nuterial
Abraham Lincoln 4 Mar. x86z-z5 Ap. 2865
Born la Feb. 1809; died 15 Ap. 1865
zst term 4 Mar. 1861-4 Mar. 1865; ad term 4 Mar. 2865-15 Ap. 1865
•7z Political history; causes, results
West Virginia admitted, 35th state 19 June 1863 See 975.4
Nevada admitted, 36th state 31 Oct. 1864 See 979.3
•711 Causes
1 Slavery See also 3a6
2 Extension of slavery
Annescation of territory
Slavery in the territorie3
3 Compromises
Missouri compromise 1820 See also 973.54
Wilmot proviso 1846 See also 973.61
Compromise of 1850 See also 973. 63
4 Abolition movement
Murder of Elijah P. Lovejoy 7 Nov. 1837
Assault on Charles Sumner by Preston S. Brooks 22 May , 1 856
5 Pugitiv slaves
Underground railway
Dred Scott case See also 973.68
6 John Brown's raid See also 973.68
7 States' rights
8 * Tarif See also 337
.712 Efforts to preserv peace
Crittenden compromise introduced 18 Dec. i860
Peace conference 4-27 Feb. 1861
•713 Secession of southern states
South Carolina 20 Dec. i860
Mississippi 9 Jan. 186I
Florida 10 Jan.
Alabama 11 Jan.
Georgia 19 Jan.
Louisiana 26 Jan.
Texas i Feb.
Confederate States of America formd 4 Feb.
^^^ginia 17 Ap.
Arkansas 6 May
North Carolina 20 May
Tennessee 8 June
For constitutional conventions see subdivisions of 343; proceedings and docu-
ments of Confederate congress and of state legislatures see subdivisions of 338
.714 Results of the civil war
Emancipation proclamation i Jan. 1863 See also 3a6.8
Freedmen's bureau See 361
For the present condition of negro, see 335.36
For negro colony in Liberia, Africa, see 335.6; history of Liberia 966.6
DBCDCAL CLASSIFICATION
973*7x5 Relations of special classes to the civil war
Clexffy and churches. CoIlegM, ■todents and gxaduatM ""
.7x6 Southern side
.717 Unionists in the south
.7x8 Secessionists in the north
•7a Diplomatic history: relations with other nations
Divided like 940; e. g. 973*799 Relatioiia with England. 973.737 RuatU
.7a X Diplomatic history of Confederate States
Divided like 940: e. g. 973*79X4 Relations of Confedefate States with France
•73 Special campains and battles
General arrangement of topics is based on OjffUial ruardt of th$ Union and Con*
fidtraU armies, imb. by the U. 8. Hie indexes of those volumes can be osod
as a minnte tabject index for subdivisions of 973*73
•731 Compain of x86x
z Operations in Charleston harbor, S. C. 20 Dec. 1860-X4 Ap. xS6i
Bombardment of Port Sumter X2-X4 April
2 Operations in other southern states (see Oflicial records, v. i) .
3 Maryland, Peimsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, 16 Ap.-'3x July
Riot at Baltimore, Md. 19 April
Engagement at Big Bethel, or Bethel Church, Va. 10 June
4 Battle of Bull Run, or Manassas, Va. 2 1 July
5 Missouri, Arkansas, Elansas, Indiaxi Territory 10 May- 19 Nov.
6 Texas« New Mexico, Arizona ix June-x Feb. x86a
Kentucky, Teimessee x July- x 9 Nov.
North Carolina, southeastern Virginia i Aug.-xx Jan. 1862
7 Maryland, northern Virginia, West Virginia x Aug.- 17 Mar. x86a
8 Engagement at Ball's Bluff, Va. ax Oct.
Action near Edwards Ferry, Va. 22 Oct.
9 S. Carolina, Georgia, xniddle and east Florida 2 1 Aug.-i x Ap. x86a
.732 Campain of 1862
I West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana
X Sep. i86x-x2 May 1862
Capture of New Orleans, La. x8 Ap.-x May
9 Kentucky, Tennessee, north Alabama, southwest Virginia
X9N0V. x86i-4 March X862
Capture of Fort Henry, Teim. 6 Feb.
Siege and capture of Fort Donelson, Tenn. x2-x6 Feb.
3 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian T. 19 Nov. i86x-io Ap. 1862
Battle of Pea Ridge, or Elkhom tavern, Ark. 6-8 Man
4 Southeastern Virginia xx Jan.- 17 Mar.
Battle of Merrimac and Monitor See 973 ^tss
North Carolina i x Jan.-2o Aug.
Bumside expedition
Battle of Roanoke iland, N. C. 8 Feb.
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona x Feb.-2o Sep.
5 Kexitucky, Tennessee, north Mississippi, north Alabama, south-
west Virginia 4 Mar.-xo June
Siege of Corinth, Miss. 29 Ap.-xo June
6 Battle of Pittsburg Landing or Shiloh, Tenn. 6-7 Ap.
History: united States
973.73:1 Campain of 1862 continued
7 Peninsular campain, Va. 17 Mar.-a Sep.
Siege of Yorktown, Va. 5 Ap.-4 May
Battle of Fair Oaks, or Seven Pines, Va. 31 May-z June
Seven-days battles 95 June-i July
8 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, ]i£aryland 1 7 Mar.-a Sep.
Battle of Cedar Run, or Cedar (Slaughter) mountain, Va. 9 Aug.
Second battle of Bull Run, or Manassas, Va. 30 Aug.
9 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian Territory, Dep't of N. W.
10 Ap.-2o Nov.
.733 Campain oi 1863 condudsd
1 South Carolina, Geoigia, middle and east Florida 12 Ap. 1863-
11 June 1863
2 West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana
12 May 1862-14 May 1863
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona 30 Sep. 1862-14 May 1863
3 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, southwest
Virginia 10 June-31 Oct. •
4 West Tennessee, northern Mississippi 10 June-20 Jan. 1863
Battle of Corinth, Miss. 3-4 Oct.
5 North Carolina, southeastern Virginia 20 Aug. 1862-3 June 1863
6 Northern Virginia, West Viiginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
3 Sep.-i4 Nov.
Battle of South Mountain, Md. 14 Sep.
Battle of Antietam, or Sharpsburg, Md. 16-17 Sep.
7 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, southwest
Virginia 1 N0V.-20 Jan. 1863
Battle of Stone river, or Murfreesboro, Tenn. 31 Dec. 1862-
3 Jan. 1863
8 Northern Virginia, West Viiginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
15 N0V.-25 Jan. 1863
9 Battle of Fredericksburg, Va. 11-15 Dec
•734 Campain of 1863
1 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian Territory, Dep't of Northwest
20 Nov. 1862-31 Dec. 1863
2 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, iK>rth Alabama, southwest
Virginia 21 Jan.-io Aug.
Middle Tennessee, or Tullahoma campain 23 June-7 July
Morgan's Ohio raid 2-26 July
3 Mississippi, west Teimessee 20 Jan.-io Aug.
4 Siege of Vicksburg, Miss. 19 May-4 July
5 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
26 Jan.-3 June
6 Chancellorsville, Va. campain 27 Ap.-6 May
7 West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, New Mexico 14 May-31 Dec.
Siege of Port Hudson, La. 21 May-8 July
8 North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
Dep't of East 3 June-3 Aug.
g Battle of Gettyrtnirg, Pa. 1-3 July
^Vk
. I< X. I 1 V>
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973735 Campain of 1863 concluded
I South Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 12 June-31 Dec
Operations on Morris iland, S, C. 10 July-7 Sep.
Occupation of Battery Wagner, S. C. 6-7 Sep.
Bombardment of Fort Sumter, S. C. 17 Atig.-3i Dec.
Bombardment of Charleston, S. C. 21 Aug.-3i Dec.
3 North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
4 Aug.-3i Dec.
Bristoe, Va. campain 9-22 Oct.
Mine Rtm, Va. campain 26 N0V.-2 Dec.
4 Kentucky, southwest Virginia; Tennessee, Mississippi, north Ala-
bama, north Geoi^gia II Aug.-i9 Oct«
5 Chickamauga, Ga. campain 16 Aug.-22 Sep.
Battle of Chickamauga, Ga. 19-20 Sep.
6 East Tennessee campain 16 Aug.-i9 Oct.
7 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, north Ala-
bama, north Georgia 20 Oct.-3i Dec.
8 £iioxville, Tenn. campain 4 N0V.-23 Dec.
Siege of Knoxville, Tenn. 17 N0V.-4 Dec.
9 Chattanooga-Ringgold campain 23-27 Nov.
Battle of Lookout mountain, Tenn. 24 Nov.
Battle of Missionary ridge, Tenn. 25 Nov.
.736 Campain of 1864
1 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama
north Georgia I Jan.-30 Ap.
Meridian, Miss, expeditioti 3 Feb.-6 Mar.
Forrest's expedition into west Tennessee and Kentudcy
16 Mar .-1 4 Ap.
Capture of Fort Pillow, Tenn. 12 Ap.
2 N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Va. Maryland, Pennsylvania \
I Jan.-30 Ap.
Expedition against New Berne, N. C. 28 Jan.~io Feb.
Engagement at Morton's Ford, Va. 6-7 Feb.
Kilpatrick's expedition against Richmond, Va. 28 Feb.-4 Mar.
3 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi I Jan .-30 June
Red river. La. campain to Mar.-22 May
Camden, Ark. expedition 23 Mar.-3 May
4 South Carolina, Florida, Georgia coast i Jan.-i3 Nov.
Charleston, S. C. harbor artd vicinity
Florida expedition 5-22 Feb.
Engagement at Olustee or Ocean Pond, Fla. 20 Feb.
5 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina 1 May-12^ June
Engagement at Proctor's Creek and Drewry's Bltiff or Fort
Darling, Va. 12-16 May
Operations on the Bermuda Hundred, Va. front 17 May-2 June
Engagement at Petersburg, Va. 9 June
6 Battle of the Wildeme^, Va. 5-7 May
7 Operations about Spottsylvania Court-House, Va. 8-r2i May
8 Operations at and about Cold Harbor, Va. 31 May-12 June
9 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
I May-3 Aug.
Engagement at New Market, Va. 15 May
Lynchburg, Va. campain 26 May-29 June
Battle of the Monocacy, Md. 9 July
Action near Fort Stevens, D. C. 12 July
history: united states .
973'737 Campain of 1864 concluded
1 Northern Geoi^gia i May~8 Sep.
Atlanta, Ga. campain
Battle of Atlanta, Ga. 22 July
2 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama
north Georgia i May-13 Nov.
Engagement at Harrisbtirg, near Tupelo, Miss. 14-15 July
Operations in Mobile bay, Ala. 2-23 Aug. See 973.754
Engagement at Allatoona, Ga. 5 Oct.
3 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina 13 Jun&-3i July
Richmond, Va. campain
Assaults on the Petersburg lines .15-18 June
Explosion of the mine and assault on the crater 30 July
4 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i July-31 Dec
Price's Missouri expedition 29 Aug.-a Dec.
5 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina i Aug.-3i Dec.
Richmond, Va. campain
Expediiion to Fort Fisher, N. C. 7-27 Dec.
6 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
4 Aug.-3i Dec.
7 Ghenandoah valley campain, Va. 7 Aug.-28 Nov.
Battle of Winchester, or the Opequon, Va. 19 Sep.
Battle of Cedar creek, Va. 19 Oct.
8 South Carolina, Georgia, Florida 14 N0V.-31 Dec. t -
Savannah, Ga. campain, or Sherman's march to the sea
15 N0V.-21 Dec.
9 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
north Georgia 14 N0V.-23 Jan. 1865
Battle of Franklin, Tenn. 30 Nov.
Battle of Nashville, Tenn. 15-16 Dec.
.738 Campain of 1865
1 Northern and southeastern Vii^ginia, North Carolina, West Virginia,
Maryland, Pennsylvania i Jan.-30 June
2 Richmond, Va. campain i Jan.-3 Ap.
3 Expedition to and capture of Fort Fisher, N. C. 3-17 Jan.
4 Appomattox, Va. campain 29 Mar.-9 Ap.
Battle of Five Forks, Va. i Ap.
Surrender of Gen. Lee 9 Ap.
5 North Carolina, South Carolina, southern Georgia, east Florida
I Jan.-30 Jtme
Campain of the Carolinas i Jan.-26 Ap.
6 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i Jan.-30 June
7 Kentucky, southwestern Virginia, Tennessee, northern and central
Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, west Florida i Jan.-30 June
Wilson's raid from Chickasaw to Selma, Ala. and Macon, Ga«
22 Mar.-24 Ap.
8 Mobile, Ala. campain 17 Mar .-4 May
9 Pacific coast i Jan. 1861-30 June 1865
DECIMAL CLASSlFlCAtlOK
973.74
.741
Genoral militaiy history
Northern side
I
2
3
Regular army
Volunteers, quotas
Bounties
4
Drafts
5
6
Negro troops
Special armies or corps
Army of the Camberland
-
7
3d army oorpt
X9th army corps etc.
Special branches or servises
Cavalry
ArtUlery
Signal aervii
Guerrillas
Commissariat
8 General orders
9 Regimental losses
•742 Southern side
Gtterrillas
.743 Foren elements
Diyided like 940
.744-.749 Separate states and regimental histories
Divided like 974-^79* 973.7444t Massachusetts; 973.7447* New York. Under
each state arrange books by the following book numbers
A for official publications
A I Adjutant>generai's reports
A 2 Lists of soldiers
B-D, Genersd works on the part taken by the state in the conflict
B whole state, C county, D town
E Histories of cavalry regiments
P Hevy artillery
G Light artillery
J-L Infantry
J regiments 1-99
K regiments 100-199
L regiments 200-199
The individual regiment is markt by adding its number after the letter;
Bis, 15th regiment of cavalry; K49, Z49th re^ment of infantry. When
there are more than 9 rqtiments in any of these groups « must be prefizt to
the number for the xst 9, e. g. J09, 9th regiment of infantry; othttwiae the
9th regiment of infantry, J9, would be shelvd after the 89th. J89
For the border states which also had regiments on the Confederate side use
similarly P-3
O Special brigades
P Cavalry
Q Hevy artillery
R Light artillery
S Infantry
For those states which past ordinances of secession (see list tinder 973 •7X3)
reverse these numbers using B-L for Confederate regiments and P-S foe-
Union regiments
Special numbers must be arranged tot unnumberd and peculiarly nnmberd
legiments and companies
History: tJNiTED states
^3«7S Naval history
During the civil war the navy wat mainly used as an auxiliary to the aroiy and
nearly all naval actions are also described in connectioa with sp.3cial campatns and
battles 973.73 «nd its subdivisions
.751 Events of 1861
Hatteras inlet, N. C. 28 Aug. See also 973.7316
Port Royal, S. C. 7 Nov. See also 973.73x9
Belmont, Mo. 7 Nov. See also 973.73x5
Trent affair 8 Nov. See also 973.733
.752 Events of i86a
Fort Henry, Tenn. 6 Feb. See also 973.7333
Roanoke iland, N. C. 7-8 Feb. See also 973.7334
Fort Donelson, Tenn. 14 P^^* See also 973.7333
Monitor and Merrimac 8-9 Mar.
Island nr 10, Ky. 16 Mar.-8 Ap. See also 973.7335
New Orleans, lia. 18 Ap -i May See also 973.7331
Memphis, Tenn. 6 June See also 973.7335
•753 Events of 1863
Charleston, S. C. 7 Ap. See also 973.7331
Vicksburg, Miss. 16 Ap. See also 973.7343
Grand Gulf, Miss. 29 Ap. See also 973.7343
•754 Events of 1864
Red river, La. expedition 10 Mar.~22 May See also 973. 736 j
Sassacus and Albemarle, Albemarle sound, N. C. 5 May
See also 973.7365
Alabama and Kearsarge, off Cherbourg, France 19 June
Mobile bay, Ala. 5-22 Aug. See also 973.7373
Fort Fisher, N. C. 34 Dec. see also 973.7375
•755 Events of 1865
Fort Fisher, N. C. 14-15 Jan. See also 973.7383
.756 History of special squadrons or ships
Atlantic squadron
Gulf squadron
•757 Confederate navy
Including the history of special squadrons or ships
Alabama
Shenandoah
Florida
.758 Blockade and blockade nmning '
•759 Privateers
•76 War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, commemorations
See note under 973.36
For patriotic societies commemorating the civil war see 369. IS^^'^J
.761 War meetings
.762
.763 Flags; presentations of flags; Battle-flag day
.764
•765 - Monuments, memorials See also 7x8
.766
.767 Roll of honor List of ded Por national cemeteries, see 719
.768' Memorial day
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973. 77 Prisons^ hospitals, charities, etc
.771 Southern prisons, prison life
1 Andersonville
2 Libby prison
.772 Northern prisons
.773 Exchange of prisoners, paroles
'774
.775 Medical dep't, surgeons, nurses For miUtary soigery see 617.99
.776 Hospitals, hospital sketches
•777 Charities
Soldiers homes, see 362.8
Soldiers orphan asylums, see 36a . 7
Freedmen's bureau, see 361
Pensions, see 35 1. S
1 U. S. sanitary commission
2 Sanitary fairs
.778 Religious life, chaplains, revivals
I U. S. Christian commission See also 367.11
.78 Personal narrativs, vindication, secret aerns
Personal narrativs when relating to soma spscial battle or event should be dast
according to their subject
.781 Personal narrativs, northern side
Including volumes of G. A. R. papers and Loyal legion
.782 Personal narrativs, southern side
.783 Army life
.784 Southern army life, southern home life
.785 Secret servis, spies
.786 Southern side
.79 Illustrativ material
See note tmder 973.39
.791 Poetry
.792 Drama
.793 Fiction
.794 Addresses
•795 Sermons
.796 Hiunor
.797 Pictures
Paintings, drawings, caricatures, engravings, fotografs, sculpture
.798 Music
•799 Maps
.8 Later 19th century 1865-1901
Period of reconstruction and civil servis reform
•8z Andrew Johnson 15 Ap. 1865-4 Mar. 2869
Dom 29 Dec. x8o8; died 31 July 1875
13th amendment abolishing slavery, adopted 18 Dec. 1865
See also 326.8 and 342.739
Fenian invasion of Canada 31 May-2 Jime 1866 See also 971.948
Nebraska admitted, 37th state i Mar. 1867 See 978.2
Cession of Alaska by Russia 20 June 1867
Impeachment of Pres, Johnson Mar .-May 1868 800351.99
14th amendment guaranteeing citizenship, adopted 28 July 1868.
See 343.739
history: united states
973.82 Ulysses Simpson Grant 4 Mar. 1869-4 Mar. 2877
Born 27 Ap. X822; died 23 July 1885
Treaty for annexation of Santo Domingo, signd 29 Nov. 1869;
rejected by senate 30 June 1870 See also 972.93
15th amendment guaranteeing suffrage, adopted 30 Mar. 1870
See 334. 1 and 34^.739
First provisionfor civil servis reform 3 Mar. 1871 See also 351.6
Geneva arbitration award 14 Sep. 1 872 See 341 .6; 973 . 722; 973 . 7S7
Northwestern or San Juan botmdary 'decision, Emperor William
I of Germany, arbitrator 23 Oct. 1872
Credit mobilier investigation Dec 1872-Feb. 1873
Coinage act 12 Feb. 1873 See 332.47
Modoc war, California Nov. 1872-June 1873
Financial panic 19-30 Sep. 1873 See 332
Virginius incident Oct.-Dec. 1873
Whisky ring 1872-75 See 336.73
Civil rights act 1 Mar. 1875
Colorado admitted, 38th state i Aug. 1876 See 978.8
Centennial exposition, Philadelphia 10 May-io Nov. 1876 See 606
Electoral commission Feb. 1877
•83 Rutherford Birchard Hayes 4 Mar. 1877-4 Mar. z88z
Bom 4 Oct. 1822; died 17 Jan. 1893
Halifax fishery award 23 Nov, 1877
Bland silver act 28 Feb. 1878 See 332.47
Resumption of spede payment i Jan. 1879 «Sse 332.5 and 336.73
•84 James Abram Garfield 4 Mar. z88z-Z9 Sep. z88z
Bom 19 Nov. z83x; died 19 Sep. z88z
Chester Alan Arthur 19 Sep. 1881-4 Mar. z88s
Bom 5 Oct. Z830; died i8 Nov. x886
International cotton exposition 5 Oct.-3i Dec. 1881 See 6o5
Edmund act to suppress poligamy 22 Mar. 1882 See alio 298
Pendleton civil servis reform act 11 Jan. 1883 See 351.6
•85 Grover Cleveland 4 Mar. 1885-4 Mar. 2889
Bom x8 Mar. 1837; died 24 June X908
Act regulating the presidential succession 19 Jan. 1886 See 353.03
Mexican war pension act 29 Jan. 1887 See 351.5
Act creating Interstate commerce commission 4 Feb. 1887 See 385
Dependent pension bil vetoed 11 Feb. 1887 See 35X.5
Centennial anniversary of Constitution, Philadelphia, Pa.
15-17 Sep. 1887
Act to establish the Labor dep't 13 June 1888 See 331
Fisheries treaty, signd 15 Feb. 1888; rejected by senate 21 Aug,
1888
See 333.9 and 34X.273
Act to make Agriculture dep't an executiv dep't 9 Feb. 1889
See alio 630.61 and 353.8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
973.86 Benjamin Harrison 4 Mar. 1889-4 Mar. 1893
Bom ao Aug. 1833: died 13 Mar. 1901
Opening of Oklahoma 2 Ap. 1889 Sm 976.6
North Dakota admitted, 39th state 2 Nov. 1889 866978.4
South Dakota admitted, 40th state 2 Nov. 1889 Sa6 978.3
Montana admitted, 41st state 8 Nov. 1889 Soe 978.6
Washington admitted, 42d state 11 Nov. 1889 866979.7
IntematiQnal Amer. conference 2 Oct. 1889-19 Ap. 1890 See 341. i
Idaho admitted, 43d state 3 July 1890 See 979.6
Wyoming admitted, 44th state 10 July 1890 See 978.7
Sherman silver act, repealing silver act of 1878 14 July 1890
See 332.47
McKinley tarif act i Oct. 1890 See 337.3
Controversy with Chile Oct. 1 891 -July 1892 See 983
Geary Chinese exclusion act 5 May 1892 See 325.251
Bering sea arbitration treaty 23 Aug. 1893
Hawaiian annexation treaty sent to senate, 15 Feb. 1893; with-
drawn, 9 Mar. 1893 See 996.9
.87 Grover Cleveland, second term 4 Mar. 1893-4 Mar. 1897
World's Coltmibian exposition, Chicago i May-30 Oct. 1893
See 606
Decision of Bering sea cotut of arbitration 15 Aug. 1893
Voorhees silver act i Nov. 1893 See 332.47
Wilson tarif act 27 Aug. 1894 . See 337.3
Income tax law decided tmconstitutional by U. S. supreme court
8 Ap. 1895 See 336.24
U. S. commission on boundary between Venezuela and British
Guiana appointed i Jan. i8;>6 Sss 9S7
Utah admitted, 45th state 4 Jan. 1896 Sse 979.2
.83 WiUiam McKinley 4 Mar. 2897-14 Sep. 190Z
Born 29 Jan. 1844; died 14 Sep. 1901
Dingley tarif act 24 July 1897
Annexation of Hawaii 7 July 1898
.89 War with Spain
War declared 21 Ap. 1898
Protocol signd 12 Aug. 1898
Treaty of peace signd at Paris, 10 Dec. 1898; ratified, 11 Apr. 1899
.891 Political history; causes, results
Spanish misrule in Cuba
Destruction of battleship Maine 15 Feb. 1898
Acquisition of Philippines and Porto Rico
.892 Diplomatic history
.893 Special campains and battles
Siege of Santiago 22 June-17 July 1898
Battle of El Caney i July 1898
.894 General military history May be subdivided like 973.74
.895 Naval history
Battle of Manila I May 1898
Sinking of the Merrimac 3 June 1898
Destruction of Cervera's squadron 3 July 1898
.896 War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries
See note under 973.36
For patriotic societies commemorating the war with Spain see 369.x8z-.183
.897 Prisons, hospitals, etc.
.898 Personal narrativs
.899 Illustrativ materials
S-e note under 373.39
history: united states
973.91 Early aoth century 1901-
.9x1 Theodore Roosevelt 14 Sep. 1901-4 Mar. 1909
Bom a? Oct. 1858; died 6 Jan. 1919
•Qxa William Howard Taft 4 Mar. 1909-4 Mar. 19x3
Bom IS Sep. 1857
.9x3 Woodrow Wilson 4 Mar. X9X3'4 Mar. X921
Bom a8 Dec. X856
The great war, begun with Austria's dedaiation of war against Serbia, a8 July
19x4, was formally entered by the United States with a declaration of war against
Germany, 6 Ap. 1917; armistioe dgnd by the Germans 11 Nov. X9x8; treaty of
Versailles signd by treaty ptenii>otentiarie8 of Germany and the Allied Powers
28 June 1919: treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary ratified by United
States senate x8 Oct. 19a x.
.9x4 Warren Gamaliel Harding 4 Mar. X9ax-
Bom a Nov. 1865
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
974 Northeastern or North Atlantic New England
•z Maine
Admitted is Mar. 1820 as 23d state
Area 33i040 sq. mi. x6 counties Popttlation 768,014 in 1920
Sobriquets: Pinetree state, Polar Star state Capital: Augusta
Population in ig20
81 728
37 171
20 554
87 684
41 709
30 361
21 328
26 245
15 976
63 844
19 825
37 700
65 796
23 021
124 376
.11
Aroostook
.12
Somerset
Piscataquis
.13
Penobscot
.14
Washington
Hancock
.15
Waldo
Knox
Lincoln
.16
Kennebec
.17
Franklin
Oxford
.18
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
.19
Ctimberland
PorOand
York
.2
New Hampshire
Area 9341 sq. mi.
Sobriquet: Granit 1
.21
Coos
.22
WhiUmts
.23
Grafton
.24
Carroll
Belknap
.25
Strafford
.26
Rockingham
.27
Merrimac
Sullivan
.28
Hillsboro
.29
Cheshire
.3
Vermont
70 696
6g 212
10 counties Population 443i083 in 1920
te Capital: Concord
Population in jq20
36 093
40 572
15 017
21 178
38 546
52 498
51 770
20 922
135 512
30 975
Area 9564 sq. mi. 14 counties Population 352,428 in 1920
Sobriquet: Green Mt state Capital: Montpelier
Population in ipso
.31 Grand Isle 3 784
Franklin 30 026
Chittenden 43 708
.32 Orleans 23 913
Essex 7 364
.33 Caledonia ^s 762
Lamoille 11 858
.34 Washington 38 921
.35 Addison 18 666
.36 Orange 17 279
Windsor 36 984
.37 Rutland 46 213
.38 Bennington 21 577
.39 Windham 26 373
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•4
Massachttsetts
Aroa 8a66 tq. mi. 14
ooontlee
Popolation 3.852.356 in
1920
Sobriquet: Bay state
Capital: Boston
•
Population in igzo
.41
Berkshire
"3 033
•43
Franklin
49 361
Hampshire
69 599
Hampden
300 305
.43
Worcester
455 135
.44
Middlesex
778 353
45
Essex
482 156
46
Suffolk
835 522
Boston
748 (H
.47
Norfolk
219 o8x
48
Plymouth
156 9^
Bristol
359 005
.49
Barnstable
26 670
Dukes
4 372
Nantucket
2 797
^37 595
64 248
38 269
23 113
42 893
.5 Rhode Island
Area 1348 sq. mi. 5 counties
Population 604,397 in 1920
Sobriquet: Little Rhody Capital: Providence
Population in igso
.51 Providence 475 190
.52 Providence (city)
.53 Pawtucket *'
.54 Kent
.55 Bristol
.56 Newport
.57 Newport (dty) , 30 255
.58 Block Island
.59 Washington 24 932
.6 Connecticut
Area 4965 sq. mi. 8 counties
Population 1,380,631 in 1920
Sobriquet: Wooden Nutmeg state Capital: Hartford
Population in ig20
.61 Litchfield 76 262
.62 Hartford 336 027
.63 Hartford (city) 138 036
.64 Tolland 27 216
Windham 52 815
.65 New London 104 611
•66 Middlesex 47 550
•67 New Haven 415 214
.68 New Haven (city) 162 $37
.69 Fairfield 320 936
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
974.7
.71
.72
•7ax
.722
.723
.724
c
.725
.726
.727
.728
.73
•731
.732
.733
.734
.735
.736
.737
.738
.739
.74
.741
.742
.743
.744
.745
746
.747
.748
.749
•75
.751
.752
.753
.754
.755
.756
.757
.758
.759
New York
Area 49i304 sq. mi. 6x counties (ezcloaiv of Bronx)
Population xo,38Si3a7 in xpao
Sobnquet: Empire state Capital: Albaay
PopuloHon in ig20
New York (city)
Vicinity of New York city
Long Island
Kings county
Brooklyn
Queens county
Nassau *
Suffolk «
Richmond * Staten Island
Westchester •
5 620 048
2 018 356
2 723 764
2 018 3s6
Bronx horo (and county)
Rockland county
Southeast counties
Orange, West Point.
Putnam
Dutchess
Ulster
Sullivan
Delaware
Green
CatskiU mts
Columbia
Middle east counties
Rensselaer
Troy
Albany
Albany (city)
Schenectady
Schoharie
Montgomery
Fulton
Saratoga
Washington
Northern counties
Warren
Lake George
Hamilton
Essex
Adirondaks
Clinton
Lake Champlain
Franklin
St Lawrence
Jefferson
Thousand Islands
Lewis
469 042
126 120
no 246
^i6 531
344 436
732 016
45 548
119 844
10 802
91 747
74 979
33 163
42 774
25 796
38 930
113 129
186 106
X09 363
21 303
57 928
44 927
60 029
44 888
31 673
3 970
31 871
43 898
43 541
88 121
82 250
23 704
7^ 013
113 344
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New York
974.76
North central counties
.761
Herkimer
.762
Oneida
.763
Uiica
.764
Madison
.765
Onondaga
.766
Syracuse
.767
Osmego
.768
Cayuga
.769
Seneca
.77
South central counties
.771
Tompkins
.772
Cortland
.773
Chenango
.774
Otsego
.775
Broome
.776
Binghamton
.777
Tioga
.778
Chemung
•779
Elmira
.78
West central counties
.781
Schuyler
.782
Yates
.783
Steuben
.784
Alleghany
.785
Livingston
.786
Ontario
.787
Wayne
.788
Monroe
.789
Rochester
.79
Western counties
.791
Orleans
.792
Genesee
.793
Wyoming
.794
Cattaraugus
.795
Chautauqua
.796
Erie
.797
Buffalo
.798
Niagara
.799
Niagara Fails
Population in jq20
64 962
182 833
39 535
241 465
71 045
65 221
24 735
35 285
29 625
34969
46 200
XI3 610
24 212
65 872
13 098
16 641
80 627
36 842
36 830
52 652
48 827
352 034
28 619
37 976
30 314
71 323
"5 348
634 688
n8 705
94 156
171 717
66 800
45 393
^95 750
506 775
50 760
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
974.8 Peiinsylyania
.81
.811
.813
.813
.814
.815
.816
.817
.818
.819
.82
•821
•823
.823
.824
.825
.826
.827
•83
.831
.832
.833
.834
.835
.836
.837
.838
.839
.84
.841
.842
.843
.844
•845
.846
.847
.848
.849
.85
.851
.852
.853
.854
.855
.856
.857
.858
.859
In territory claimd in z 7th century by Sweden and then cald New Sweden or
New Swedeland
Area 451I26 aq. ml. 67 counties
Population 8,720,0x7 in zpao
Sobriquet: Keystone sUto Capital: Harrisburg
Southeast counties Philadelphia and Chester group
Population in IQ20
823 779
199 310
115 120
173 084
173 797
200 854
217 754
153 116
63 152
82 476
153 506
27 435
6 818
24 295
62 565
148 lOI
Philadelphia (co. and city)
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Lancaster
Berks
SchuylkiU
Dauphin
Lebanon
Eastern counties Bucks group
Bucks
Northampton
Wayne
Pike
Monroe
Carbon
Lehigh
Northeast counties Northumberland group
Northumberland 122 079
Luzerne 390 991
WUkesbarre yj 833
Susquehanna 34 763
Wyoming 14 loi
Lackawanna 286 311
Scranton 13^ ^83
Coltmibia 48 349
Montour 14 080
Southeast central counties Cumberland group
York 144 521
Adams 34 583
Cumberland 58 578
Franklin 62 275
Perry 22 875
Mifflin 31 439
Juniata 14 464
Union 15 850
Snyder 17 129
Northeast central counties East Lycoming group
Lycoming 83 100
Center
Clinton
Potter
Tioga
Bradford
Sullivan
44 304
33 555
21 089
37 118
53 166
9 520
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PofmsylvHiuA
974.86 Northwest central counties West Lycoming group
PoptdaHan in IQ20
.861 Clearfield IQ3 336
.862 Jefferson 62 104
.863 McKean 48 934
.864
.865 Elk 34 981
.866 Cameron 6 397
.867 Warren 40 024
.868 Forest 7 477
.869 Clarion 36 170
.87 Southwest central counties Bedford group
.871 Bedford 38 277
.872 Fulton 9 617
.873 Huntington 39 848
.874
.875 Blair 128 334
.876 AUoona 60 331
.877 Cambria 197 839
.878
.879 Somerset 82 112
.88 Southwest counties Westmoreland group
.881 Westmoreland 273 568
.882 Washington 188 992
•883 Greene 30 804
•884 Fayette 188 104
.885 All^heny i 185 808
.886 PiUsburg 588 343
•887 Allegheny City
Annext to Pittsburg in 1907
.888 Armstrong 75 568
.889 Indiana 80 910
.89 Northwest counties Allegheny group
.891 Butler 77 270
.892 Beaver iii 621.
.893 Lawrence 85 545
.894
.895 Merger 93 788
.896 Venango 59 184
.897 Crawford 60 667
.898
.899 Erie 153 536
.9 New Jersey
Area 8224 aq. ml. az countiet
Population 3»i55i90O in zgao
Sobriquet: Jeney Blue state Capital: TVenton
.91 East Jersey Population in ig20
.92 Northern counties
.921 Bergen 210 703
.922
•923 Passaic 259 174
•924 Paterson 13$ 87$
.925
•926 Hudson 629 154
•927 Jersey City 2q8 103
•928 Hoboken 08 166
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
New Jersey
974.93
Central counties
^
Population in IQ20
.931
Essex
652 089
.932
Newark
414 524
.933
Orange
33 268
.934
.935
.936
Union
200 157
.937
Elisabeth
95 7S3
.938
Rahway
II 042
.94
Southern counties
.941
Middlesex
162 334
.942
New Brunswick
32 779
.943
.944
Somerset
47 991
.945
.946
Monmouth
104 925
.947
.948
Ocean
22 155
.95
West Jersey
.96
Central counties
.961
Burlington
81 770
.962
.963
.964
.965
Mercer
159 881
.9(>6
Trenton
iig 28g
.967
Princeton
5 917
.97
Northern cotmties
.971
Hunterdon
32 885
.9*/ 2 '
Raritan
4 457
.973
.974
Morris
82 694
.975
•
.97C
Sussex
24 905
.977
.978
Warren
45 057
.98
Upper southern counties
.981
Gloucester
48 224
.982
.983
.984
Atlantic
83 914
.985
.986
.987
Camden
190 508
.988
Camden (city)
116 30Q
.99
Lower southern counties
.991
Salem
36 572
.992
Sahm City
7 435
.993
N
.994
Cumberland
61 348
.995
Bridgeton
J4 3Z3
.996
4»7
.998
Cape May
19 460
J
history: United states
975 Soufheastem or South Atlantic
Including general works on the South
.1
.II
.12
.14
.17
•2
Delaware
Area 1965 sq. mi.
Pojyalation 223,003
in 1990
3 ooonties
Sobriquets: Blue Hen sUte,
Diamond state
Capital: Dover
Popidation in igzo
Newcastle
148 239
WUtnington
no 168
Kent
31 023
Sussex
43 741
Area xa»327 sq. mL
Popo^ation z, 449,661 in 1920 33 counties and Baltimore city
Sobriquet: Old Line state Capital: Annapolis
.21 Eastern Maryland
.221
Worcester
22 309
.223
Somerset
24 6Q2
.225
Wicomico
28 165
.227
Dorchester
27 895
.231
Caroline
18 652
.232
Talbot
18 306
.234
Queen Annes
16 GDI
.236
Kent
15 026
.238
Cecil
23 612
.24
Southern Maryland
.241
St Marys
16 112
.244
Calvert
9 744
247
Charles
17 705
.251
Prince Georges
43 347
.255
Anne Anmdel
43 408
.256
Annapolis
.26
Baltimore (city)
733 826
.27
North central
.271
Baltimore
74 817
.274
Harford
29 291
.277
Carroll
34 245
.281
Howard
15 826
.284
Montgomery
34 921
.287
Frederick
52 541
.288
Frederick (city)
.29
Western
.291
Washington
59 694
.292
Hagerstcwn
.294
Allegany
69 938
.295
Cumberland
.297
Garrett
19 678
•3
District of Columbia, Washington
(city)
II 214
II 066
28 064
29S37
Area 70 sq. mi.
Population (Washington) 437i57X in 1920
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOK
975*4 West Virginia
Z9 June X863 Admitted as 35th ttate Area 24,780 aq. mi.
Poxmlation 1,463,701 in igao 55 oottntiea
«^^^ B^* •^•a^ W m
OUTUKB
.41
Ohio Taller
•41 X
Northern Panhandle
.43
Little Kanawha valley
•43
Kanawha valley
.44
Southwestern border counties
.441
Guyandotte valley
.446
Tug valley
*45
Central plateau
.451
Monongahela valley
.46
Central counties
.464
Elk vaUey
.468
Gauley valley
.47
New River valley
.4B
Alleghany crest Mountain counties
.482
Cheat valley
.486
Greenbrier valley
.49
Eastern Panhandle
Potomac valley
41
Ohio Yalley
.411
Northern Panhandle
Populaiion in 1920
.413
Hancock
19 975
•413
Brooke
16 527
.414
Ohio
62 892
.415
Wheeling
56 208
.416
Marshall
33 681
.417
.418
Wetzel
23 069
.419
Tyler
14 186
.42
Little Kanawha valley
.421
Pleasants
7 379
.423
Wood
42 306
.423
Parkersburg
20 OSO
.424
Ritchie
16 506
.425
.426
Wirt
7 536
.427
Gilmer
10 668
.428
.429
Calhoun
10 268
•43
Kanawha valley
•431
Jackson
18 658
.432
•433
Mason
21 459
.434
•435
Putnam
17 531
.436
Roane
20 129
•437
Kanawha
119 650
.438
Charleston
39 608
•439
Boone
15 319
HISTORY : UNITBD STATES
West Yirsinia: Ohio yalley
975.44
.441
.449
.4421
.443
.444
.445
.446
.447
448
.449
.45
.451
.453
.453
.454
•455
.456
.457
.458
.459
.46
.461
.462
.464
.465
.466
.467
.468
.469
.47
.471
•473
.474
.476
.478
48
.481
.482
.483
.484
.485
.486
.487
.488
.489
Southwestern border counties
Guyandottc valley Population in 1920
Cabell
Huntington
Lincoln
Logan
Wyoming
Tug valley
Wayne
Mingo
McDowell
Central plateau
Monongahela valley
Monongalia
Morgantcfwn
Marion
Taylor
Doddridge
Harrison
Clarksburg
Barbour
Central counties
Lewis
Upshur
Elk valley
Webster
Braxton
Clay
Gauley valley
Nicholas
New River valley
Fayette
Raleigh
Mercer
Summers
Monroe
65 746
19 378
41 006
15 180
26 013
26 364
68 571
33 618
54 571
18 742
II 976
74 793
a
18 028
20 455
17 851
II 562
23 973
II 486
20 717
60 377
42 482
49 558
19 092
13 141
SO 177
12 127
27 86g
Alleghany crest Mountain counties
Cheat valley
Preston 27 996
Tucker 16 791
Randolph 26 804
Greenbrier valley
Pocahontas 15 002
Greenbrier 26 242
White Sulphur Springs
S37
t>&CiMAL CLASSiFlCATiOl^
West Virginia
975.49 Eastern Panhandle Potomac valley
Population in ig20
.49 «
Pendleton
9 652
.493
Grant
8 993
•493
Hardy
9 601
*494
Mineral
19 849
.495
Hampshire
" 713
.496
Morgan
8 357
.497
Berkeley
24 554
.498
.499
Jefferson
15 729
.5 Virginia
17 Ap. 186 z leceded; a6 Jan. 1870 readmitted Area 40,262 sq. mi.
Population 2,309,187 in Z920 zoo counties
Sobriquets: Old Dominion, Mother of Presidents Capital: Richmond
•6 North Carolina
20 May 1861 seceded; 25 Jane x868 readmitted Area 48,740 aq. mi.
Population 2,559,123 in 1920 100 counties
Sobriquet: Old North state Capital: Raleigh
•7 South Carolina
20 Dec. x86o seceded; 25 June 1868 readmitted Area 30,495 sq. mi.
Population 1,683,724 in 1920 46 counties
Sobriquet: Palmetto state Capital: Columbia
.8 CSeorgia
19 Jan. i86x seceded; 25 June x868 readmitted Area 58,725 sq. mi.
Population 2,895,832 in 1920 155 counties
Sobriquet: Cracker state Capital: Atlanta
.9 Florida
Z5Z2 discoverd by Ponce de Leon; X565 settled by Spaniards; 2a Feb. 18x9
bought of Spain
30 Mar. x82a organised as territory
3 Mar. X845 admitted as 27th state
10 Jan. 1861 seceded; 25 June z868 readmitted Area 54,861 sq. mi.
Population 968,470 in X920 54 counties
Sotn'iquets: Bverglade, Gulf state Capital: Tallahassee
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
976 South Central or Gulf
•I Alabama
170a aettled by French
Z4 Dec. X819 admitted as 2 ad state
II Jan. i86z seceded; 25 June 1868 readmitted Area 5X|379 SQ* mi.
Population 2,348,174 in 19^0 67 counties
Sobriquet: Land of Flowers Capital: Montgomery
a Mississippi
7 Ap. 1798 organized as territory; xo Dec. 18x7 admitted as 20th state
9 Jan. i86x seceded; 17 Feb. 1870 readmitted Area 46,36a aq. mL
Population 1,790,618 in 1920 82 counties
Sobriquet: Bayou state Capital: Jackson
•3 Louisiana
1699 settled by French 30 Ap. 1803 bought of France z Oct. 1804 organ*
ised as Territory of Orleans
30 Ap. z8xa Louisiana admitted as i8th state
a6 Jan. i86z seceded; as June x868 readmitted Area 45,409 sq. mi.
Population 1,798,509 in 1930 64 parishes
Sobriquets: Pelican state, Creole state Capital: Baton Rouge
4 Texas
ao Dec. Z835 independence from Mexico declared; a Mar. Z836 republic formd
a9 Dec. Z845 annext as 28th state
z Feb. z86i seceded; 30 Mar. 1870 readmitted Area 263,398 sq. mi.
Population 4,663,228 in 1920 253 counties
Sobriquet: Lone Star state Capital: Austin
.5
•6 Indian Territoiy Oklahoma
30 June 1834 assignd to Indians (part of Louisiana purchase)
Area 30,790 sq. mi.
Population 800,000 in Z906
Oklahoma organised as separate territory 2 May 1890
x6 Nov. 1907 admitted as 46th state Area 69,4x4 sq* mi.
Population a,oa8,a83 in X9ao 77 counties
Sobriquet: Sooner state Capital: Guthrie
.7 Arkansas
4 June x8xa included in Missouri territory; a Mar. 18x9 organized as Arkansas
territory
Z5 June 1836 admitted as 35th state
6 May x86x seceded; 33 June 1868 readmitted Area 52,535 sq. mi.
Population x, 7531204 in X930 75 counties
Sobriquet: Bear state Capital: Little Rock
.8 Tennessee
1769 settled from Virginia; 14 Dec. X784 organized by settlers as state of
Ftanklin (or Frankland)
z June Z796 admitted as x6th state
8 June x86x seceded; 34 July x866 readmitted Area 41,687 sq. mL
Population 3,337,885 in X930 95 cotmties
Sobriquet: Big Bend state Capital: Nashville
•9 Kentucky
Z775 settled by Daniel Boone; 39 May Z790 territory organized
z June Z793 admitted as X5th state Area 40,1 8 x sq. mi.
PoptUation 2,416,630 in X920 X20 counties
Sobriquet: Blue Grass state Capital: Frankfort
DBCIBfAL CLASSIFICATION
977 North Central or Lake
•I Ohio
X9 Feb xSo3 admitted as X7th state Area 40,760 sq. mi.
Population 5 1 759 1 394 in 1920 88 oounties
Sobriquet: Buckeye state Capital: Columbui
.II Northwest counties
PopukUion in IQ20
.III Williams 24 627
5 Fulton 23 445
.112 Lucas 275 721
.113 Toledo 243 164
.114 Defiance 24 549
.11$ Henry 23 362
.116 Wood 44 892
.117 Paulding 18 736
.118 Putnam 27 751
.119 Hancock 38 394
I Findlay jy 021
.12 Central north counties
.131 Ottawa 22 193
4 Sandusky 37 109
.122 Erie 39 789
I Sandusky (city) 22 8gy
.123 Lorain 93 612
I Lorain (city) j/ 2Q$
.124 Seneca 43 176
I Tiffin 14 jy£
.125 Huron 32 424
.126 Wyandot 19 481
.127 Crawford 36 054
.128 Richland 55 178
I Mansfield 2/ 824
.129 Ashland 24 627
.13 Northeast counties
.131 Cuyahoga 943 495
.132 Cleveland yg6 841
.133 Lake 28 667
6 Geauga 15 036
.134 Ashtabula 65 545
I Ashtabula (city) 22 082
.135 Medina 26 067
.136 Summit 286 065
I Akron 208 43 s
.137 Portage 36 269
,138 Trumbull 83 920
.139 Mahoning 186 310
I Youngstown ij2 j^8
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
Ohio
977-14
Central west counties
Population in IQ20
.141
Van Wert
28 210
•
5
Mercer
26 872
.14a
AUen
68 223
I
Lima
4/ J2<5
.143
Auglaize
29 527
.144
Hardin
29 167
.145
Shelby
25 923
.146
Logan
30 104
5
Champaign
25 071
.147
Darke
42 911
.Z48
Mifl"^^
48 428
z
Piqua
15 044
.149
Clark
80 728
z
Springfield
•
60 840
.15
Central counties
.151
Marion
42 004
z
Marion (city)
27 891
6
Morrow
15 570
•152
Knox
29 580
.153
Union
20 918
5
Delaware
26 013
.154
Licking
56 426
z
Newark
26 718
..155
Madison
19 662
.Z56
Franklin
283 951
.157
Columbus
237 031
.158
Fairfield
40 484
.159
Perry
36 098
.16
Central east counties
.i6z
Wayne
41 346
.162
Stark
177 218
z
Canton
87 ogi
3
MassiUan
17 428
.Z63
Columbiana
83 131
z
East Liverpool
21 411
.Z64
Holmes
16 965
.z6s
Coshocton
29 595
.z66
Tuscarawas
63 578
.Z67
Carroll
15 942
.z68
Harrison
19 625
.Z69
z
Jefferson
SteubenviUe
77 580
28 ^08
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Ohio
977.17 Southwest counties
Population in IQ20
.171 Preble 23 238
.172 Montgomery 209 532
.173 Dayton 1^2 559
.174 Greene 31 221
.175 Butler 87 025
I Hamilton (city) jp 6^$
.176 Warren 25 716
5 Clinton 23 036
.177 Hamilton 493 678
.178 Cincinnati 401 247
.179 Clermont 28 291
6 Brown 22 621
.18 Central south counties
.181 Payette 21 518
5 Pickaway 25 788
.182 Ross 41 556
I ChiUicothe 15 831
.183 Hocking 23 291
7 Vinton 12 075
.184 Highland 27 610
7 Pike 14 151
.185 Jackson 27 342
.186 Adams 22 403
.187 Scioto 62 850
I Portsmouth jj on
.iS8 Lawrence 39 540
I Ironton 14 ooj
.189 Gallia 23 311
.19 Southeast counties
.191 Muskingum 57 980
I ZanesviUe 2g s6g
.192 Guernsey 45 352
.193 Belmont 93 193
.194 M(5rgan 14 555
.195 Noble 17 849
.196 Monroe 20 660
.197 Athens 50 430
.198 Washington 43 049
z Marietta 1$ 140
.199 Meigs 26 189
HISTORY.: UNITBD STATES
.2
TniH^na
z8o9 Indiana territory with present boundaries establisht
II Dec. 18 16, Indiana admitted aa 19th state
Poxmlation 2,930,390 in 1930 93 counties Area 36.3SO aQ* siii
Sobriquet: Hbotier state
Capital:
Indianapolis
.21
Southeast counties
Population in 1920
.211
Dearborn
20 033
.212
Ohio
4 024
Switzerland
9 3"
.213
Jefferson
20 709
.214
Ripley
18 694
.215
Franklin
14 806
.216
Decatur
17 813
.217
Jennings
13 280
.218
Scott
7 424
Clark
29 381
JeffersonvUU
10 og8
.219
Floyd
30 661
New Albany
22 gg2
.22
Central south counties
.221
Harrison
18 656
.222
Washington
16 645
.223
Jackson
24 228
.224
Bartholomew
23 887
.225
Brown
7 019
Monroe
24 519
.226
Lawrence
28 228
.227
Orange
16 974
.228
Crawford
II 201
.229
Peny
16 692
.23
Southwest counties
.231
Spencer
18 400
.232
Warrick
19 862
.233
Vanderburg
92 293
EvansviUe
8$ 264
.234
Posey
19 334
•235
Gibson
29 201
.236
Pike
18 684
.237
Dubois
19 915
.238
Martin
II 865
Daviess
26 856
.239
Knox
46 195
.24
West central counties
.241
Sullivan
31 630
.242
Greene
36 770
.243
Owen
12 760
.244
Clay
29 447
.245
Vigo
100 212
Terre HatUe
66 083
.246
Vermilion
27 625
Parke
18 875
.247
Fountain
18 823
.248
Montgomery
28 490
.249
Putnam
19 880
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Indiana
977.2s
Central counties
Popuiation in X920
.251
Morgan
20 010
Johnson
20 739
.252
Marion
348 061
Indianapolis
314 194
.253
Hendricks
20 291
.254
Boone
23 575
.255
Clinton
27 737
Tipton
16 152
.256
Hamilton
24 222
.257
Madison
69 151
Anderson
2g 767
.258
Hancock
17 210
.259
Shelby
25 982
.26
East central counties
.261
Rush
19 241
.262
Payette
17 142
Union
6 021
.263
Wayne
48 136
Richmond
26 765
.264
Henry
34 682
.265
Delaware
56 377
Muncie
3^ 524
.266
Randolph
26 484
.267
Jay
23 318
.268
Blackford
14 084
.269
Grant
51 353
.27
Northeast counties
.271
Huntington
31 671
.272
Wells
20 509
.273
Adams
20 503
.274
Allen
114 303
Fort Wayne
86 S49
.275
Whitley
15 660
.276
Noble
22 470
.277
Deknlb
25 600
.278
Steuben
13 360
.279
Lagrange
14 009
.28
Central north counties
' .281
Elkhart
56 384
.282
Kosciusko
27 120
.283
Wabash
27 231
.284
Miami
28 668
.285
Howard
43 965
.286
Cass
38 333
Logansport
21 626
.287
Pulton
16 478
.288
Marshall
23 744
.289
St Joseph
South Bend
103 304
70 983
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
TndJAnfl
) N
orthwest counties
Population in IQ20
^91
I^porte
Michigan City
50 443
19 457
^92
Starke
Pulaski
10 278
12 385
.293
White
17 351
.294
Cam)ll
16 315
.295
Tippecanoe
Lafayette
42 813
22 486
.296
Warren
9 699
•
.297
Benton
Newton
Jasper
12 206
10 144
13 961
^98
Porter
20 256
.299
I<ake
159 957
.3 ]
Dlinois
1809 Illinois territory formd 3 Dec. i
818 Illinois admitted
Area 56.043 sq. mi.
Population 6.485.280 in 1920 103 coui
nti
Sobriquet: Prairie state
) Capital: Springfield
Population in 1920
•31
Cook
3 053 017
Chicago
2
701 70s
•32
Northeast counties
.321
Lake
74 285
.322
McHenry
33 164
.323
Kane
Aurora
Elgin
99 499
36 397
27 454
.324
Dupage
42 120
.325
WiU
JoHet
92 911
38 442
.326
KendaU
Grundy
10 074
18 580
.327
Lasalle
Streator
92 925
H 779
.328
Dekalb
31 339
.329
Boone
15 322
.33
Northwest counties
•331*
Winnebago
Rockford
90 929
65 651
.332
Ogle
26 830
.333
Stephenson
Freeport
37 743
19 66g
.334
Jo Daviess
Canx)ll
21 917
19 345
•335
Whitesid-
36 174
.33^
Lee
28 004
.337
Bureau
Putnam
42 648
7 579
•338
Henry
45 162
•339
Rock Island
Rack Island (cityj
Moline
Mercer
92 297
18 800
35 177
30 734
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Illinois
977.34
.341
.342
.343
.344
.345
.346
.347
.348
.349
•35
.351
.352
.353
.354
.355
.356
.357
.358
.359
.36
.361
.362
.363
.364
.365
.366
.367
.368
.369
West central counties
Henderson
Warren
McDonough
Hancock
Adams
Quincy
Pike
Scott
Morgan
Jacksonville
Cass
Brown
Schuyler
Fulton
Knox
Central counties
Stark
Marshall
Peoria
Peoria (city)
Woodford
Tazewell
Mason
Menard
Sangamon
Springfield
Ix>gan
Macon
Decatur
Dewitt
McLean *
Bloomingt^m
East central counties
Livingston
; Ford
Kankakee
Iroquois
Vermilion
Danville
Champaign
Piatt
Moultrie
Douglas
Edgar
Population in IQ20
9 770
21 488
27 074
28 523
62 188
26 866
9 489
33 567
17 896
9 336
13 285
48 163
46 727
9 693
14 760
III 710
19 340
38 540
16 634
II 694
100 262
29 562
65 175
19 252
70 107
39 070
16 466
44 940
34 841
86 162
56 959
15 714
14 839
19 604
25 769
35 97S
15 713
76 121
59 183
43 S18
28 72s
33 776
history: united states
Illinois
977.37
Southeast counties
Population in J920
.371
Clark
21 165
.37*
Coles
35 108
.373
Cumberland
12 858
.374
Jasper
16 064
.375
Crawford
22 771
.376
Lawrence
. 21 380
.377
Richland
14 044
.378
Wabash
14 034
.379
I Edwards
9 431
2 Wayne
22 772
3 Jefferson
28 480
4 Marion
37 497
5 Clay
17 684
6 EfiQngham
19 556
7 Payette
26 187
8 Shelby
29 601
.38
Southwest cotuities
.381
Christian ^
38 458
.382
Montgomery
41 403
.383
Macoupin
57 274
.384
Greene
22 883
.385
Calhoun
8 245
Jersey
12 682
.386
Madison
106 895
Alton
24 682
.387
Bond
16 045
Clinton
22 947
.388
Washington
18 035
.389
St Clair
136 520
BeUeviOe
24 823
East St Louis
66 767
.39
Southern counties
.391
Monroe
12 839
.392
Randolph
29 109
.393
Perry
22 901
.394
Pranklin
57 293
.395
Hamilton
15 920
.396
White
20 081
.397
Gallatin
12 856
•398
Hardin
7 533
.399]
I Pope
9 625
2 Saline
38 353
3 Williamson
61 092
4 Jackson
37 091
5 Union
20 249
6 Johnson
12 022
7 Massac
13 559
8 Pulaski
14 629
9 Alexander
23 980
Cairo
IS 203
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
9774 Michigan
1 80s Orgonited m separato territory
Z837 Admitted
Area 78,9X5 >q> mi.
Population 3.668,413 in 1920 83 counties
Sobriquets: Wolverine, Lake state Capital: Tjansing
Lower peninsula
.41 Southwest counties Population in ig2C
411 Berrien 62 653
.412 Cass 20 395
.413 Van Buren 30 7^5
.414 Allegan 37 540
.415 Ottawa 47 660
.416 Barry 21 383
.417 Kalamazoo 71 225
.418 Kalamazoo (city) 4^ 4^7
.419 St Joseph 26 818
.42 Central south counties
.421 Branch 23 997
.422 Calhoun 72 918
BaUU Creek 3^ ^^4
.423 Eaton 29 377
.424 Clinton 23 no
.425 Shiawassee 35 924
.426 Ingham 81 554
.427 Lansing 57 3^7
.428 Jackson 72 539
Jackson (city) 4^ 374
.429 Hillsdale 28 161
.43 Southeast counties
.431 Lenawee 47 767
432 Monroe 37 "5
433 Wayne i 177 645
434 DetroU 993 678
•435 Washtenaw 49 520
436 Livingston 17 522
437 Genesee 125 668
438 Oakland 90 050
439 Macomb 38 103
.44 Southeast central counties
441 St Clair 58 009
Port Huron 25 944
.442 Lapeer 25 782
.443 Sanilac 3^ 237
.444 Huron 32 7^6
.445 Tuscola 33 320
.446 Saginaw 100 286
Saginaw (city) 61 903
447 Bay 69 548
Bay City 47 554
West Bay CUy
Annext to Bay City in April 1905
448 Midland 17 237
449 Gratiot 33 9 H
history: united states
Michigan
977.45 Southwest central counties
Popidaiion in ZQ20
.451 Isabella 22 610
.452 Mecosta 17 7^5
•453 Montcalm 30 44 1
.454 Ionia 33 o^7
^55 Kent 183 041
.456 Grand Rapids i37 ^34
.457 Muskegon 62 362
Muskegon (city) 3^ 570
.458 Newaygo 17 378
•459 Oceana 15 601
.46 Northwest central counties
.461 Mason 19 831
.462 Manistee 20 899
Manistee (city) 9 ^94
.463 Benzie 6 947
Leelanau 9 ^^
.464 Grand Traverse 19 518
.465 Kalkaska 5 577
.466 Missaukee 9 <^4
.467 Wexford 18 207
.468 Lake 4 437
.469 Osceola 15 221
.47 Northeast central counties
.471 Clare 8 250
.472 Gladwin 8 827
.473 Arexfac 9 4^0
.474 loscO 8 199
•475 Ogemaw 7 786
.476 Roscommon 2 032
.477 Crawford 4 049
.478 Oscoda I 783
.479 Alcona 5 912
.48 Northern counties
.481 Alpena 17 869
482 Presque Isle 12 131
.483 Montmorency 4 089
.484 Otsego 6 043
.485 Antrim n 543
486 Charlevoix 15 788
487 Cheboygan 13 99i
488 Emmet 15 639
489 Manitou
Annezt to Charlevoix and Leelanau in Z896
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Michigan
977-49
Upper peninsula
»
Population in JQ20
.491
Chippewa
24 818
492
Mackinac
Luce
8 026
6 149
493
Alger
Schoolcraft
9 983
9 977
494
Delta
30 909
495
Menominee
23 778
Menominee (city)
8 907
Dickinson
19 456
496
Marquette
Ishpemtng
45 786
10 soo
.497
Baraga
Iron
7 662
22 107
498
Gogebic
Ontonagon
33 225
12 428
499
Houghton
71 930
*
Keweenaw
Isle Royale
6 322
Annext to Keweenaw in
1897
.5 Wisconsin
Z836 organiMd m territory
39 May 1848, admitted ai 30th state Area 56.040 sq. mi.
Population 3,633,067 in ipao 7z counties
Sobriquet: Badger state Capital: Madison
.51 Northwest counties Population in 1Q20
.511 Douglas 49 771
.512 Superior jq 671 •
.513 Bayfield 17 201
.514 Burnett 10 735
.515 Washburn 11 377
.516 Sawyer 8 243
.517 Polk 26 870
.518 Barron 34 281
.519 Rusk (formerly Gates) 16 403
Name changed from Gates to Rusk in 1905. Gates organised from Chippewa
in 1901
.52 Central north counties
24 538
JJ 334
.521
Ashland
AMand (city)
24 538
.52a
Iron
10 261
.523
Vilas
5 649
.524
Price
18 517
.525
Oneida
13 996
.526
Taylor
18 045
.527
Lincohi
21 084
.528
CUrk
35 120
.529
Marathon
Wausau
65 259
75 661
history: united states
Wisconsin
977.53
Northeast counties
Population in jq20
.531
Forest
9 850
.53a
Florence
3 602
•533
Marinette
34 361
534
Marinette (city)
Z3 610
.535
Langlade
21 471
.536
Shawano
33 975
.537
Oconto
27 104
.538
Waupaca
34 200
.539
Outagamie
55 "3
AppUUm
IQ 561
.54
Central west counties
.541
St Croix
26 106
.54a
Pierce '
21 663
.543
Dunn
26 970
.544
Chippewa
36 482
•545
Eau Claire
35 771
.546
Eau Claire (city)
20 go6
•547
Pepin
7 481
.548
BufEalo
15 615
.549
Trempealeau
24 506
.55
Central counties
.551
Jackson
17 746
.552
Wood
34 643
.553
Portage
33 649
.554
Monroe
28 666
.555
Juneau
19 209
.556
Adams
9 287
•557
Waushara
16 712
.558
Marquette
10 443
.559
Green Lake
14 875
.56
Central east counties
.561
Brown
61 889
Green Bay (city)
31 017
.56a
Kewaunee
16 091
•563
Door
19 073
.564
Winnebago
63 897
.565
Oshkosh
33 ^^2
.566
Calumet
17 228
.567
Manitowoc
51 644
Manitowoc (city)
^7 563
.568
Fond du Lac
56 119
Fond du Lac (city)
23 427
.569
Sheboygan
59 913
Sh^oygan (city)
30 955
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Wisconsin
977-57
Southwest counties
Population in IQ20
.571
La Crosse
44 355
.57a
La Crosse (city)
30 421
.573
Vernon
29 252
.574
Crawford
16 772
.575
Richland
19 823
.576
Sauk
32 548
.577
Grant
39 044
.578
Iowa
21 504
.579
Lafayette
20 002
.58
Central south counties
.581
Columbia
30 468
.58a
Dodge
49 742
.583
Dane
89 432
.584
Madison
3S37S
.585
Jefferson
35 022
.586
Green
21 568
.587
Rock
66 150
•
JanesviUe
18 293
.588
Beloit
21 284
.589
Walworth
29 327
.59
Southeast counties
.591
Washington
25 713
59a
Ozaukee
16 335
.593
Waukesha
42 612
.594
Milwaukee
539 449
.595
Milwaukee (city)
457 H7
.596
Racine
78 961
.597
Racine (city)
58 593
.598
Kenosha
51 284
.599
Kenosha (city)
40 472
.6 Minnesota
3 Mar. 1849. organised as territory from Northwest territory and T^onisiatia purchase
XI May 1858. east part admitted as 33d state; west part merged in Dakota territory 186 1
Population 2^87.135 in 1930 Area 80,858 sq. vaL 86 counties
Sobriquet: Gofer state Capital: Si Paul
.7 Iowa
Z3 June 1838, organised as a territory
a8 Dec. 1846, admitted as 39th state Area 56,035 sq. mu
Population 3,404,031 in 1930 99 counties
Sobriquet: Ha wkeye state Capital: Des Moines
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
Iowa
977.71
.711
.719
.713
.714
-715
.716
.717
.718
.719
.72
.721
.72a
.723
.724
•735
.726
.727
.728
.729
•73
•731
.732
.733
•734
•735
•736
.737
•738
.739
.74
•741
.742
•743
.744
•745
.746
t
•747
.748
(
•749
Northwest counties
Lyon
Osceola
Dickinson
Emmet
Sioxix
O'Brien
Clay
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Central north counties
Kossuth
Winnebago
Worth
MitcheU
Hancock
Cerro Gordo
Floyd
Humboldt
Wright
Franklin
Butler
Northeast counties
Howard
Chickasaw
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Bremer
Fayette
Cla5rton
Blackhawk
Waterloo
Buchanan
Delaware
Dubuque
Dubuque (city)
Central west counties
Woodbury
Sioux City
Ida
Sac
Calhoun
Monona
Crawford
Carroll
Greene
Harrison
Shelby
Audubon
Guthrie
Population igio
5 431
o 223
0 241
2 627
26 458
9 051
5 660
5 486
23 584
7 760
8 556
5 602
25 082
3 489
1 630
3 921
4 723
34 675
8 860
2 951
20 348
5 807
7 845
3 705
5 431
22 091
7 285
6 728
29 251
25 032
56 570
19 890
18 183
58 262
92 171
11 689
17 500
17 783
17 125
20 614
21 549
16 467
24 488
16 065
12 520
17 596
3^ 230
39 HI
71 227
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Iowa
977.7s
Central counties
Population in 1^20
.751
Webster
37 611
I
Fort Dodge
19 347
.752
Hamilton
19 551
.753
Hardin
23 337
7
Grundy
14 420
.754
Boone
29 892
6
Story
26 185
755
Marshall
32 630
I
MarshalUown
15 731
•756
Tama
21 861
.757
Dallas
25 120
.758
Polk
154029
I
Des Moines
126 468
.759
Jasper
27 855
6
Poweshiek
19 910
.76
Central east counties
.761
Benton
24 080
.762
Linn
74 004
I
Cedar Rapids
45 566
.763
Jones
18 607
.764
Jackson
19 931
.765
Iowa
18 600
5
Johnson
26 462
.766
Cedar
17 560
.767
Clinton
43 371
I
Clinton (city)
24 iSi
.768
Muscatine
29 042
I
Muscatine (city)
16 068
.769
Scott
73 952
I
Davenport
56 727
.77
Southwest counties
.771
Pottawattamie
61 550
I
Council Bluffs
36 162
.77a
Cass
19 421
•773
Adair
14 259
.774
Mills
15 422
•775
Montgomery
17 048
.776
Adams
10 521
.777
Fremont
15 447
.778
Page
24 137
.779
Taylor
15 514
.78
Central south counties
■
.781
Madison
15 020
.782
Warren
18 047
.783
Marion
24 957
.784
Mahaska
26 270
.785
Union
17 268
6
Clarke
10 506
.786
Lucas
15 686
5
Monroe
23 467
•787
Ringgold
12 919
5
Decatur
16 566
.788
Wa)me
15 378
.789
Appanoose
30 535
A
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
Iowa
977.79 Southeast counties Populationin 1Q20
.791 Keokuk 20 983
.79a Washington 20 421
6 Louisa 12 179
.793 Wapello 37 937
I Ottumwa 23 ooj
.794 Jefferson 16 440
.795 Henry 18 298
.796 Des Moines 35 520
I Burlington 24 o^j
.797 Davis 12 574
.798 Van Buren 14 060
.799 Lee 39 676
I Keokuk (city) 14 423
.8 Missouri
7 Dec. x8x2, organised as a territory zo Aug. iSai, admitted as a4th state
Population 3t40il,055 in zgao 114 counties and St Louis
Sobriquets: Bullion state. Iron state Capital: Jefferson Area 69,415 sq. mi.
.81 Northwest counties PopuLoMon in iq20
.811
Atchison
13 008
5
Holt
14 084
.8X9
Nodaway
27 744
6
Andrew
14 075
.813
Buchanan
93 684
I
St Joseph
5
Platte
13 996
.814
Worth
7 642
5
Gentry
15 634
.815
Dekalb
II 694
5
Clinton
14 461
.816
Clay
20 455
.817
Harrison
19 719
.818
Daviess
16 641
5
CaldweU
13 849
.819
Ray
20 508
.82
Central north counties
.831
Mercer
II 281
5
Grundy
17 554
.8aa
Livingston
18 857
5
Carroll
20 480
.823
Putnam
13 115
5
Sullivan
17 781
.824
Linn
24 778
.825
Chariton
21 769
.826
Schuyler
8383
4
Adair
21 404
.827
Macon
27 518
.828
Randolph
27 633
I
Moherly
5
Howard
13 997
.829
Boone
29 672
77 939
12 80S
DECIMAL CLASSIF
I CATION
Missouri
977.83 Northeast counties
Population in jq20
.831
Scotland
10 700
S
Knox
10 783
.832
Shelby
13 617
5
Monroe
16 414
.833
Audrain
20 589
5
Callaway
23 007
.834
Clark
II 874
5
Lewis
13 465
.835
Marion
30 226
I
Hannibal
19 306
S
Ralls
10 412
.836
Pike
20 345
.837
Lincoln
15 956
.838
Montgomery
15 233
6
Warren
8 490
.839
St Charles
22 828
.84
Central west counties
.841
Jackson
367 846
I
Kansas City
324 410
.842
Cass
21 536
.843
Bates
23 933
.844
Vernon
26 069
.845
Lafayette
30 006
5
Johnson
24 899
.846
Henry
25 116
6
St Clair
15 341
.847
Saline
28 826
.848
Pettis
35 813
I
Sedalia
21 144
.849
Benton
12 989
6
Hickory
7 033
.85
Central counties
.851
Cooper
19 308
.852
Moniteau
13 532
.853
Morgan
12 015
.854
Camden
10 474
.855
Cole
24 680
I
Jefferson City
14 4Q0
.856
Miller
15 567
.857
Pulaski
10 490
■
.858
Osage
13 559
.859
Maries
9 500
4
Phelps
14 941
.86
Central east counties
.861
Gasconade
12 381
.862
Crawford
12 355
.863
Franklin
28 427
.864
Washington
13 803
.865
St Louis
100 737
.866
St Louis (city)
772 897
.867
Jefferson
26 555
.868
St Francois
31 403
.869
Ste Genevieve
9 809
4
Perry
14 434
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
Missouri
I
977.87
Southwest counties
Population in 1020
.871
Barton
16 879
.872
Jasper
75 941
I
Joplin
2g go2
9
Webb City
7 S07
.873
Newton
24 886
6
McDonald
14 690
.874
Cedar
13 933
5
Dade
14 173
.875
Lawrence
24 211
.876
Barry
23 473
.877
Polk
20 351
.878
Greene
68 698
I
Springfield
39 631
.879
Christian
15 252
4
Stone
II 941
7
Taney
8 178
.88
Central south counties
.881
Dallas
12 033
. 5
Laclede
16 857
.88a
Webster
16 609
S
Wright
17 733
.883
Douglas
15 436
5
Ozark
II 125
.884
Texas
20 548
.885
Howell
21 102
.886
Dent
12 318
.887
Shannon
II 865
5
Oregon
12 889
.888
Iron
9 458
5
Reynolds
10 106
.889
Carter
7,48^
4
Ripley
12^061
.89
Southeast counties
.891
Madison
10 721
.892
Wayne
13 012
.893
Butler
24 106
.894
Bollinger
13 909
.89s
Stoddard
29 755
.896
Cape Girardeau
29 839
.897
Scott
23 409
.898
Mississippi
12 860
5
New Madrid
25 180
.899
Dunklin
32 773
6
Pemiscot
26 634
.9
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
978 Western or Mountain
Including general works on ' the West '
•I Kansas
Z541 explored by Spanish
30 May 1854 organised as separate territory, after sticcessiv Indudon in Louisiana
and Missouri territories 29 Jan. z86x admitted as 34th state
Area 8z,774 sq* mL Population 1,769.25? in 1920 105 counties
Sobriquet: Garden of the west Capital: Topeka
.2 Nebraska
30 May Z854 territory organised out of Missouri territory
z Mar. Z867 admitted as 37th state
Area 76,808 sq. mi. Population z. 296,372 in X920 93 counties
Sobriquet: Blackwater state Capital: Lincoln
•3 South Dakota including works on Dakota as a whole
2 Nov. Z889 admitted as 40th state (Dakota ter. organised 2 Mar. z86z, divided
into North and South Dakota)
Area 76.868 sq. mi. Population 636,547 in Z920 68 counties
Sobriquet: Coyote state Capital: Pierre
4 North Dakota
2 Nov. 1889 admitted as 39th state (Dakota ter. organised 2 Mar. z86z, divided
into North and South Dakota)
Area 7o,x83 sq. mi. Population 646,872 in Z920 53 counties
Sobriquet: Flickertail state Capital: Bismarck
.5
•6 Montana
26 May Z864 territory organized. Name means Mountain land
8 Nov. Z889 admitted as 41st state
Area Z46,20Z sq. mi. Population 548.889 in Z920 51 counties
Sobriquet: Treasure state Capital: Helma
.7 Wyoming
25 July z868 Wyoming territory organized
10 July Z890 admitted as 44th state
Area 97.594 sq. mi. Population Z94.402 in 1920 21 counties and Yellowstone
national park
Sobriquet: Stub Toe state Capital: Cheyenne
.8 Colorado
28 Feb. i86z Colorado territory organized
1 Aug. 1876 admitted as 38th state
Area Z03,658 sq. mi. Population 939.629 in Z920 63 counties
Sobriquet: Centennial state Capital: Denver
.9 New Mexico
2 Feb. Z848 ceded by Mexico
9 Sep. Z850 territory organized; enlarged Z853 by Gadsden purchase
6 Jan. Z9Z2 admitted as 47th state Area Z22,503 sq. mi.
Population 360,350 in 1920 29 counties Capital: Santa P6
979 Pacific
•X Arizona
2 Feb. Z848 ceded by Mexico, and enlarged by^Gadsden purchase Z853
24 Feb. Z863 territory organized Z4 Feb. Z9Z2 admitted as 48th state
Area zz3,8io sq. mL Population 334,z62 in Z920 Z4 counties
Sobriquets: Valentine, Hassayampa state Capital: Phoenix
.2 Utah
2 Feb. Z848 ceded by Mexico 9 Sep. Z850 territory organized
4 Jan. Z896 admitted as 45th state
Area 82,184 sq. mi. Poimlation 449.396 in Z920 29 ootmties
Sobriquet: Salt Lake state Capital: Salt Lake City
.3 Nevada
2 Mar. i86z territory organized 31 Oct. Z864 admitted as 36th state
Area 109.821 sq. mi. Population 77.407 in Z920 Z7 ootmtiea
Sobriquet: Silver state Capital: Carson
HISTORY : UNITED STATES
9794 Califomia
Admitted 9 Sep. 2850, m 3X«t state Area I55t653 tq. mi.
Population 3,426.861 in zpao 58 ooontiet
Sobriquet: Golden state Capital: Sacramento
Norfhem or Superior CallfomU
Use 979*4X as a general number, including .41-. 43
.41
LX)ast range counties, nortn
roptuan
.411
Del Norte
2 759
412
Humboldt
37 413
.414
Trinity
2 551
.415
Mendocino
24 116
.417
Lake
5 402
.418
Sonoma
52 090
.419
Napa
20 678
.42
Northeast counties
.421
Siskiyou
18 545
.423
Modoc
5 425
.424
Shasta
13 361
.426
Lassen
8 507
.4*7
Tehama
12 882
4«9
Plumas
5 681
.43
North central counties
.431
Glenn
II 853
-43a
Butte
30 030
.433
Colusa
9 290
-434
Sutter
10 115
.435
Ynba
10 375
.436
Sierra
I 783
.437
Nevada
10 850
438
Placer
•
Central California
18 584
Use 979-44 M a general number, idcludini
\ .44-.4«
.44
East central counties
441
£1 Dorado
6 426
.442
Amador
7 793
•443
Alpine
243
.444
Calaveras
6 183
-445
Tuolumne
7 768
.446
Mariposa
2 775
.447
Yosemite
.448
Mono
960
.45
Central counties
.451
Yolo
17 105
.45*
Solano
40 602
453
Sacramento
91 029
.454
Sacramento (city)
455
San Joaquin
79 905
456
Stockton
457
Stanislaus
43 557
458
Merced
24 579
65 go8
40 2g6
DBCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
California
979.46
West central counties San Francisco group
Population
in JQ20
.461
San Francisco co. and city
506 676
.462
Marin
27 342
.463
Contra Costa
53 889
.465
Alameda
344 177
Alameda (city)
28 806
.466
Oakland
216 261
.467
Berkeley
56 036
.469
San Mateo
36 781
.47
Coast range counties, south
.471
SantA Cruz
26 269
.473
Santa Clara
100 676
.474
San Josi
39 642
.475
San Benito
8 995
.476
Monterey
27 980
.478
San Luis Obispo
21 893
.48
South central counties
.481
Madera
12 203
.482
Fresno
128 779
.483
Fresno (city)
45 086
.485
Kings
22 031
.486
Tulare
59 031
.487
Inyo •
7 031
.488
Kem
Southern California
54 843
.49
Southern counties
.491
Santa Barbara
41 097
Hands: San Miguel, Santa Rosa, Santa Cms. Santa Barbara
.492
Ventura
Hands: Anacapa, San Nicholas
28 724
.493
Los Angeles
Hands: Santa Catalina. San Clemente
936 455
.494
Los Angeles (city)
576 673
.495
San Bernardino
73 401
.496
Orange
61 375
.497
Riverside
50 297
.498
San Diego
112 248
San Diego (city)
74 683
.499
Imperial
43 453
history: united states
979-5 Oregon
Z4 Atig. 1848 territory organised 14 Feb. 1859 admitted as 33d state
Area 96,607 sq. mi. Population 783,389 in 1920 36 counties
Sobriquet: Beaver state Capital: Salem
.6 Idaho
3 Mar. 1863 territory organized. Part of Louisiana purchase. First
included in Oregon, later in Washington territory
3 July 1890 admitted as 43d state
Area 83,354 sq. mi. Population 431,866 in 1920 44 counties
Sobriquet: Gem state Capital: Boise
.7 Washington
2 Mar. 1853 territory organised; earlier, part of Oregon territory
iz Nov. 1889 admitted as 42d state
Area 66,836 sq. mi. Population 1,356,621 in 1920 39 counties
Sobriquet: Evergreen state Capital: Olympia
.8 Alaska
30 Mar. Z867 ceded by Russia 24 Aug. 1912 organised as territory
Area 590,884 sq. mi. Population 55.036 in 1920 Capital: Juneau
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
994
995
996
New Granada
980 South America
981 Brazil
982 Argentina Patagonia
983 Chile
984 Bolivia
985 Peru
986 U. S. of Colombia Panama
Ecuador
987 Venezuela
988 Guiana
989 Paraguay Uruguay
990 Oceania Polar regions
991 Malaysia
.1 Borneo .3 Celebes .3 Moluccas or Spice ilands .4 Philippine
ilands
992 Sunda
.1 Sumatra .3 Java
993 Australasia
.1 New Zealand .3 New Caledonia .3 Loyalty ilands .4 New
Hebrides .5 Solomon ilands .6 New Britain, New Ireland
.7 Admiralty ilands
Australia
.1 Western Australia .3 South Australia .3 Queensland .4 New
South Wales .5 Victoria .6 Tasmania
New Guinea
Polynesia
.1 Fiji, Friendly and Navigator ilands .3 Society, Austral and
Cook's ilands .3 Marquesas ilands and Low Archipelago ^ Minor
Polynesian ilands .5 Micronesia .6 Caroline and Pelew ilands
.7 Ladrone ilands .8 Marshall and Gilbert ilands .9 Hawaii
997 Isolated ilands
998 Arctic regions
General number for Polar regions
999 Antarctic regions
RELATIV SUBJECT INDEX
INDEX ABBREVIATIONS
Cutter forename abbreviations Most common forenames of men are
denoted by initial and colon; of women by initial and double period.
A.. Anna
G: George
A: Augustus
G.. Grace
B.. Beatrice
H.. Helen
B: Benjamin
H: Henry
C: Charles
I: Isaac
C. Charlotte
I.. Isabella
D: David
J.. Jane
J: John
D.. Delia
E: Edward
KrKarl
E.. Elizabeth
K.. Kate
F.. Fanny
L: Lewis
F: Frederick
L.. Louisa
M: Mark
M.. Mary
N.. Nancy
N: Nicholas
O.. Olivia
O;0tto
P.. Pauline
P: Peter
R.. Rebecca
R: Richard
S: Samuel
S.. Sarah
T.. Theresa
T: Thomas
UrUlrich
U.. Ursula
V: Victor
v.. Victoria
W.. Wilhelmina
W: William
Z.. Zenobia
Other abbreviations exclusiv of common geografic abbreviations and
others selfexplanatory; e. g. those made by omitting final -ment, -ogy,
-rafy, -tion, -ture, obscure syllables, etc.
adj.
adjutant
elec.
electric -ity
nat.
natural, nature
anal.
analysis
eng.
engineering
nonchr.
nonchristian
anat.
anatomy
eth.
ethical, ethics
ord.
order, orders
anc.
ancient
exped.
expedition
ordn.
ordnance
antiq.
antiquities
fest.
festival
org.
organ -ic
arch.
archeology
fie. or
fiction
ong.
origin -al
architecture
fict.
phil.
philosofer -y
ass'n
association
gard.
gardening
philol.
philology
astr.
astronomy
gen.
general
phot.
photografic -y
bibliog.
bibliografic
geod.
geodesy
phys.
physical
biog.
biografy
geog.
geografic
geology
physiologic -y
bldg
bilding
geol.
poet.
poetry
bus.
business
geom.
geometry
pol. or
political or
ch.
church
gov. or
government
polit.
politics
chem.
chemic
jov't
prac.
practical
chemistry
listol.
histology
pres.
presidency
chr.
christian
hist.
historic -y
president
civ.
civil
hum.
humor
prob.
probabilities
CO.
county
hyg.
hygiene
prot.
protection
cont.
contagiotis
mstr.
instrument
psych.
psychologic -y
cost.
costume
lang.
language
pub.
public
crim.
criminal
lib.
library -ian
reg.
region
refigion, -ous
Dan.
Danish
lig.
ligament
relig.
dec.
decoration
lit.
literature
rit.
ritual
descr.
description
loc.
local -ity
sat. '
satire
descriptiv
mach.
machine -ry
sci.
science, -tific
diff.
different
manuf.
manufactures
serm.
sermons
dis.
diseases
mech.
mechanic
soc.
social, society
discov.
discovery
ment.
mental
Stat.
statutes
doc.
doctrin -al
meth.
methods
subj.
subject
dom.
domestic
mfg
manufacturing
tech.
technology
dram.
drama
mil.
military
theol.
theologic -y
dwel.
dwelling
min.
mineral
theor.
theoretic
eccles.
ecclesiastic
mining
therap.
therapeutics
ecclesiology
misc.
miscellany
wks
works
econ.
economic -y
mon.
monastic
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and refers to the place where the topic will be found,
in numerical order of class numbers, on the shelves or
in the subject catalogs. All class numbers are dec-
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571.4, Iron age, and both of them before 572, Eth-
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Relativ Subject Index
ABC telegraf dec. eng. 62 1 . 38233
ALA publishing board 020 .627
A 1^ carte table system 64a . 53
Aagesen. Svend Dan. misc. 839 . 88ia
Abaca agriculture 633 . 571
Abacus arithmetic 511.3
Abandond children, see Depend-
ents
Abattoirs
architecture 725.38
public helth 614.741
sanitary engineering 638.549
Abbassides history 956
Abbeville, treaty inter, law 341 a
Abbey schools education 377.3
Abbeys architecture 736.7
history 271
Abbot of misrule customs 394
Abbots monastic orders 371
Abbreviations
English paleografy 431.8
Greek « 481.8
Latin " 471. 8
' other languages
literary methods 029 . 4
shorthand 653 . i
Abchasian language 494
Abdication
absolute monarchy 331.6
constitutional history 342
monarchy 331.7
Abdomen anatomy 6z i . 95
sui^ery 617.55
Abdominal
aorta anatomy 6zz 136
esophagus
lymph glands
l3rmphatic8
muscles
oblique muscles
sympath. ganglions
nervs
Abdomino-aortic
glands anatomy
Abducent
nerv anatomy
eye
physiology
nucleus anatomy
611.3393
6ZZ.465
611.4215
611.736
611.7363
611 .899
physiol. 613.893
anat. 61 z. 8393
6Z1.4652
611. 8316
613.8466
613.8196
611. 8175
611.73776
611.7389
611.73767
611.7377s
Abduction criminal law 343
Abductors anatomy j
digiti quinti brevis
hallucis
of thum, long
short
Abecedarians christ. sect 384.3
Abelard medieval philos. 189.4
Abelian functions 517-36
* Aberdeen, Scot. history 941 .35
travels 914. 135
Angus cattle 636.2231
Aberration
corrections
optics
disease
hospitals
insanity
puerperal
optics
astronomy
chromatic
mental
spheric
Abeyance
Ability, human doctrin
Abiogenesis
animals
biology
plants
Abipones history
^Abitibi co. Que. history
Abjuration
oath of relig. hist.
Ablation
of brain
liver
stomach
522-94
535-4
6z6.8
363.3
Z33
618.76
535-3
347.6
333-4
physiology
Ablativ
Ablaut
Ablution
Abnormal
children
591.161
576.1
581.161
983
9714"
383.4a
613.8336
613.359
613.3335
475.5
Latin syntax
Eng. orthografy 431.3
Ger. * 43 1 . a
other languages
Anglican ritual 3 64 . 03 5
child study 136.76
education 371.9
development of embryo 617.3
labor obstetrics 6z8.5
Abo, peace of treaties 341.3
Abode of animals
geografic distribution 59z . 9
habits 591 -59
Topics ia black face tjv art lubdiTidad Sapetior flforea rafar to tha tablaa at tha and of thia indai
617
\
6i8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOM
Abolition
movement U. S. hist. 973 .7114
of legis. bodies pol. sci. 328 . 394
slavery " ** 326.8
U. S. hist. 973.714
Abolitionists biografy 923.6
Aborigines
American antiquities 913 • 7
ethnology 572-97
history 970 . i
prehistoric archeology 571
Abortion
ethics 1734
law 343
pathology of pregnancy 618.39
About, E.F. V. French fie. 843 . 86
Abrasions surgery 617.13
Abrasivs engineering 621.92
Abraxas gems 736
gnostics 373.1
Abridged notation
modem analyt . geom . 516.52
Abridging literary meth. 029 . 4
shorthand 653
Abridgments Eng. law 346.5
U.S. law 345-5
*Abruzzo, Italy history 945-71
travels 914.571
Abscess
in lungs diseases 616.244
surgery 617.23
Absence
leave of laboring classes 331 .816
military sci. 355 . 1 1
permits school rewards 371.53
Absences school disciplin 371 . 52
Absent voting suffrage 324 . 247
Absenteeism Irish hist. 941.5
Absentmindedness psych. 15 1.4
Absolute geometry 5 1 3 • 8
majority suffrage 324 . 262
the ontology 1 1 1
Absolution sacrament 265.6
Absolutism pol. sci. 321.6
predestination 234.9
Absorbent system animals 591.13
man 6x2.3
plants 581 . 13
Absorbing wells sanita. 628.542
Absorption
by skin physiology 612.791
soil agriculture 631.432
hygiene of employment 613 . 63
Absorption
in intestin physiology
large intestin
peritoneum physiol
stomach **
urin. passages "
lymphatic "
of heat physics
Ught
liquids "
in lungs physiol.
physiology
Abstinence asceticism
temperance
Abstracting lit. methods
Abstraction philosofy
Abstracts of titles law
Abutments bridges
'Abyssinia history
* language
travel
Abyssinian milk goat
Academic
degrees and costume
education
freedom education
pol. sd.
sermons
Academicians, biografy of
Academies
architecture
female
learned gen. societies
' of special subj. see sub j.
national gen. sodetits
' of special subj. see subj.
private, for boys
girls
mizt
publici history
theory
scientific
Academy, new Gk philos.
older
'Acadia, Nova Scotia hist.
Acalepha zoology
Acanthaceae botany
Acanthocephala parasites
Acanthopteri zoology
Acapnea physiol.
Acaridas animal parasites
zoology
Acamania, Greece ancient
6x2.3327
612.364
612.3391
6x3.3227
612.4672
612.426
536.34
535.3
532-7
612.2159
6x2.38
248
178.2
029.4
153-3
347. a
624.16
963
492.8
916.3
636-3986
378.2
373
378.121
323.444
252.5
920.6
727.2
376.9
060
060
373
376.9
373
379
379-171
506
186.2
184
971.6
593 - 73
583-86
616.966
597-5
612.2842
616.9685
595-4
938 -3
Topics in bUiek face tjpe are subdiyided. Superior flgares refer to the tables at the end of this faidei
RELATIV INDEX
619
Acceleration of the moon
52333
Accent
' pronunciation Eng. lang. 421.6
• prosody " "
426. 1
Access to library shelvs
024 . 56
Accession
book library admin.
025.24
dep't
025.2
Accessories
accumulator elec. eng.
621.3547
architectural
729.9
arc-light elec. eng.
621.3257
artillery mil.
623.46
boiler steam "
621 . 1847
chemic receptacles
543 33
electric
machinery elec. eng.
621 .316
rolling-stock " "
621.3344
traction line " "
621.3327
gasoline engins
621.437
hydraulic machinery
621 .267
library bildings
022.349
of dress domest. econ.
646.48
primary cell elec. eng.
621.3537
school bildings
371-629
steam plant
621.197
telegraf
621.38329
voltaic battery engin'g
621.352
Accessory
nuclei anatomy
6x1.8187
obturator nerv anatomy
611. 83561
Accidence
English language
425-'
' other languages
Accidents
dangerous occupations
613.66
industrial
614.83
insurance business
368.4
economics
331.25
medicin
617. 1
military ezplosivs
623.483
milk
637.16
miners
622.85
police mesures
351.78
protection of public
614.8
railroad
656
Acchmatization
animals
591-52
evolution
575-3
hygiene
613. II
man
573-4
mental influence
1.^6.2
Acclimatization
plants agric.
botany
zootedmy
Accommodation, optic
disorders of
physiology
Accomplises crim. law
Accordeon music
Accountability doctrin
Accounts
book-keeping
butter business
cheese "
farm
household dom. econ. -
laundry
library admin.
milk business
stock fanning
supervision of bilding
Accouterments agriculture
miL science
Accubation soc. customs
Accumulation capital
Accumulator
panels elec. eng.
substations " **
Accumulators
electric engineering
hydraulic
physics
telefone stations
Accusativ
etymology, Greek
Latin
• other languages
syntax, Greek
Latin
• other languages
Acephala zoology
Acetabulum anatomy
Acetates diuretics
Acetonuria physiol.
Acetylene
chemic technology
heat prac. chem.
light dom. econ.
lib. **
stoves
Acetylenes organ, chem.
Achaia, Greece anc. hist.
Achaian leag ** **
631-525
581.52
636 . 0836
617.75
612.8421
343
788.9
2334
657
637.216
637 316
631.16
647.1
648.11
025.114
637.116
636.0816
692 .7
636.0837
355.81
394.1
331
621 .31728
621 .31265
621.354
621.254
537.84
621.38762
482.5
472.5
485.5
475-5
594.1
61Z.7181
615.761
612 .46661
665.8
542.42
644.3^4
022.753
643.334
547-23
938.7
938.08
Topics in black fece tsrpe are rabdivlded. Superior flsores refer to the ttbles at the end of this index
620
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
AchlamydosporeA botany
583.94
Acting ethics
175-3 I
AchlorophyllA botany
589 9
theater
793 I
Achromatism optics
535-4
Actiniaria zoology
593.6 I
Acid
Actinism optic^^
535 85 1
in gastric juice physiol.
6x3.3313
photografy
771 1
poisons therapeutics
615.921
Actinium chemistry
546.843 1
waters mining eng.
6aa.57
Actinometer physics
536.6 1
Acidimetry chemistry
545. a
Actinotherapy medidn
615.831 I
Adds
Actinozoa zoology
593.6 ■
aids to digestion
6157343
Action legislatxv procedure
338.374 1
chemic technology
66z.a
Actions legal procedure
347.9 1
disinfectants
614.484
Actors biografy
937.93 1
fixt materia medica
615.34
Acts
1
organic chemistry
547-7
and resolvs Am. stat.
345-1 1
qualitativ analysis
544.13
Eng. «
346.1 ■
theoretic chemistry
541.4
of learned societies gen.
060 I
vegetable drugs
615.338
for spec, subjects see topic |
Acini of brests anatomy
611.693
legislativ bodies, U. S.
345.1 1
Acology medidn
6x5. 5
the Apostles
336.6 1
Aconite
Aculeata zoology
595 79 1
botany
583. Ill
Acupuncture therapeutics
6x5.8x4 1
medicins
615.333111
Acute diseases
6x6 1
poisons
615.98
Acyclic machines elec. eng.
031.313391 1
therapeutics
615.716
Ad valorem duty
Acorn, colonial order of the 369 . 126
customs
336.36 1
Acoustic
protection
337 1
nexT anatomy
6ZZ.8318
taxes
336.36 1
physiol. of ear
613.8585
Adages
• • nervs
6x3.8198
English literature
838 1
perception "
6x3.8587
* other literatures
Acoustics
folklore
398.9 1
applications to architect.
534-84
^Adair co. la. history
977.773 \
music
781. 1
» Mo.
977.8364
physics
534
Adam, Onkle Swed. fict.
839.7364
Acquisition
Adam de la Halle Pr. dramJ843 . i a
library metfaoda
035.32
Adamites heresy
373. 9
of fann
63x.1i
Adam's fig fruit culture
634.773
stock zootedmy
636.08x1
Adams, J : presidency of
973-44
territory poL scL
330 . X36
J:Q. "
973-55
Acrama zoology
S97.I
>Adams co. 111. history
977-344
Acrididae entomology
595- 73
travels
917.7344
Acrobats
* Ind. history
977.373
amusements
791
» la.
977-776
ethics
175. 1
» 0.
977.186
Acrogens botany
586
* Pa.
974.843
Acromioclavicular joint
61X. 73734
» Wis.
977.556
Acromion anatomy
6xx .7x71
'Adana, Asiatic Turk, hist
. 956.4
Acromiothoracic arteries
6x1.1341
Adaptability of soil
631.44
Acropolis
Adaptation evolution
575.3
architecture
733.8
Adapters prac. chem.
543.331
Grecian antiquities
913.385
Adding machines
5x0.8
Acrostics Eng. language
828
^Addington co. Ont. hist.
971.359
Actinaria zoology
593 65
Addison, J. Eng. essays
834.53
Topics in black fac« tTP* v* subdiTided. Superior flgnres refor to tho tablet at iSw and ol tbia iadaz
RELATIV INDEX
621
Addison CO. Vt. history 974.35
travels 917. 435
Addison's disease 616.45
Addition arithmetic 5 11. a
Addresses
American literature 815
» other
and petitions
control of admin. 351.97
legislativ procedure 328 . 372
library propagandism 02 1 . 78
on education 3 70 . 4
' spec, topics see topic
U. S. history civil war 973 . 794
revolution 973 . 394
warofi8i2 973 . 5294
Addressing machines 652
Adductors
of thigh anatomy 61 1 . 73824
toes " 611.7389
pollids " 611.73773
Adenoid tissue histology 6 1 1 . o 1 82 4
Adenoids pathology 616.21
suigery 617.42
Adhesion physics 539-3
Adhesivs bldg 691 , 5
engin. 620.15
Adipogenic function
physiology 612.3522
Adipose
bodies anatomy 611.39
tissue histology 611. 01826
Adiposity phy siol. 612.3977
Adirondacks travel 9 1 7 • 4 7 5 3
Adjectiv forms
* etymology Eng. lang. 422.6
' inflection " " 425.16
* syntax " ** 425.6
* other languages
Adjournment legis. bodies 328 . 356
Adjustable speed motors 621.313247
tooth harrow 631.3131
Adjutages 532-52
Adjutant general's rpt, U. S. 353.6
Administration
engineering works 62 1 . 704
household dom. econ« 647
individual libraries 025.18
library 025
of medicins therapeutics 615.6
political science 350
Administrativ
action, subjects of 35 17
bUdings architecture 725 . z
control 351-91
Topict in black Uc* tjpa art lubdiriddd. Superior
Administrativ
law
reform
rooms lib. bldgs
Administrator law
Admirals biografy
Admiralty
English navy
foren countries
^ ilands history
law
Admission school
350
351.6
022.62
347.6
923 5
354.427
354
993-7
347.7
371. ai
Adneza, uterin anatomy 6x1.65
Adobe masonry 693 . 2 2
Adolescence
chlldstudy Z36 . 7
ration during phy siol. 6x2.394
Adolphus German hist. 943.026
Adonhiramite free masonry 366.1
Adoption family law 347-6
Adoptionists heresies 273 . 9
Adsorption pneumatics 533-1
Adult mortality pub. helth 614.134
Adulterations
butter 637.26
chemic analysis 543
technology 660
fertilizer 'agric. 631.818
milk 637.16
public helth 614 . 3
Adultery ethics 176.6
law 343
Advent Anglican festivals 2 64 . 03 1
second christol. 232.6
Adventists, second biog. 922 . 6
sect 286 . 7
Adventitious nerv sheath
histology 6 11 . o 1 883 5
Adventures f biografy 923.9
travels, etc. 9x0
Adverbs, etymol. Eng.lang. 422 . 9
' other lang.
syntax Eng. lang. 425 . 9
' other lang.
Adverse possession law 347.2
Adversity pauperism 339
Advertising
bilding contracts 692 . 4
commerce 659.1
department journalism 070.36
library propagandism 02 1 . 73
publishing 655.55
self newspaper expenses 070 . 348
methods 070.336
Advocacy 3 4 7- 9 2
flgorM refer to the tables at the end of tUa iadez
622
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Advocates, Faculty of 347 -06
lives 933.4
Advowsons canon law 348
iSdiles Roman antiquities 913.37
iElfric Angl.-) Saxon lit. 829 . 6
iSolian harp music 7^7-5
iSolic dialect Greek lang. 487 .921
Aerated
bred cookery 641.6
waters chem. tech. 663 . 6
hygiene 613.38
Aeration
water purification 628 . 16
Aerial
bridges engineering 624 . 86
erosion geology 551 . 37
layering agriculture 631.5344
lines elec. eng. . 621.3x922
maps aeronautics 629.145
navigation see Aeronautics
operations Great war 940.44
topografy aeronautics 629.145
transport sociol. 387
useful arts 629 . 13
Aerials
wireless telcfony 621.3 846 5
telegrafy 621.38435
Aerobic cells physiol. 612.01411
Aerodromes aeronautics 629.144
Aexxxlynamics engineering 629 . 142
physics 533-6
Aerolites astronomy 523.51
geology 552-6
Aerology 551-5
Aerometers prac. chem. 542 . 32
Aeronautic sickness
respiration in physiol. 612.275x1
Aeronautics
military engineering 623.74
physics 533-6
useful arts 629 . x3
Aerophytes lichens 589 . x
orchids 584- Z5
Aeroplanes construction 629 . x7
military 623 . 746
Aerostatics engineering 629.141
physics 533 . 6
Aerostation aeronautics 629.15
iEschines Greek oratory 885 . 5
iSschylus drama 882 . i
Msop fables 888.6
i^sthetics, see Esthetics
iEther, see Ether
^Ethiopia ancient history 939.78
* ' iEtna' ' Latin poem 871.7
iEtolia ancient history 938.3
Topics in black face tn>6 are eubdividedl. Superior
iStolian leag Greek hist. 93 8 . 08
AfiEections physiol, psych. 612.82133
psychology 157
Affidavits 347*94
Affinity chemistry 541-39
family law 347-6
Affixes English language 422.2
' other languages
Affliction
^Afghani language 491-58
religion 999.158
lAfghanigtan history 958
travel 915.8
Afids pests 632.75
Africa antiquities 9x3 . 6
botany 58X . 96
geology 556
*■ history 960
statistics 3x6
travels 9x6
other topics see table i
^ North history 96X
travels 9x6 . x
^ Central history 966
Propria, ancient ** 939-73
1 South * 968
I Central " 967
African
colonization sociology 325.6
discovery of America 973 . 1 1
geese 636.59886
languages 496
* Ethiopic 492.8
Hamitic 493
methodist church 287.8
mortality public helth 614.144
sheep • 636.386
slave trade 326.1
swine 636.486
Afterbrain anatomy 6rx.8x8
After dinner speeches 642 . 48
Afternoon tea dom. econ. 642 . 2
lib. * 021.5
recipes 64X.53
Agamogenesis animals 59 x . x 6 5
Agave fibers 633 . 577
Age
mental characteristics 136 . 5
of animals zoology 591 . 139
zootechny 636.08116
despots Ital. hist. 945.05
legislators pol. sd. 328 . 331
man physiology 6x2.68
somatology 573-3
statistics 312
plants grafting 631.5412^
fi|ve8 refer to the tablet at the •&<! of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
623
Age
of pupils 379 14
readers 024.11
the world 5So-i
voters 334 -II
school 379-14
therapeutics 6 1 5 . 54
Aged
cookery for dom. econ. 641 . 563
diet for 613.21
homes for architec. 725.56
institutions 362.6
.Agencies
domestic servis 647 . 2
employment pol. econ. 331.86
YMCA 267.3562
student aid 378 . 364
teachers 371.145
AgentSp consular 341-8
external therapeu. 6x5 . 77
geologic 551 -9
law 347-4
Ages, archeologic 571
geologic 551-7
Agglutinants bldg 691.5
engin. 620.15
physiology 612.11144
Agglutination philology 401
Agiotage stock exchange 332.6
Agnosticism nat. theol. 211
philosofy 149-7
Agnostics relig. heresy 273.8
Agnus Dei music 783.22
Agrarian laws
political science 333
Roman history 937
Agreements bilding 692.4
ethics 174-7
law 347-4
Agricola, M. Ger. poetiy 831.41
Agriculttual
banks pol. econ. 332 .311
. botany 630.28
chemistry 630 . 24
classes pol. econ. 33 1 • 8
colleges 630.711
colonization 325
colony laboring classes 331.8
credits banking 332 .311
experiment stations 630 . 72
geology agriculture 630 . 25
\)!i econ. geol. 553 -^
implements 631.3
insurance 368 . 5
.law 347-2
Tovies ia black ftce tn% art tiibdlTided. Saperior
Agricultural
machinery 631.3
pests agriculture 632
zoology 591.69
products pol. econ. 338.1
societies 630.6
system pol. econ. 330 . i
Agriculture 630
cooperat i V 334-6
departments of 630.61
gov't relations 351.823
indians 970.6
rent of land 333 5
Agrippa medieval phil. 189.5
Agrostideae grass crops 633 . 285
^Aguascalientes, Mex. hist. 972.4
Ague diseases 6x6.936
Aguirre sheep, Spanish 636.366
Aid
societies charitable 361
cooperation 334
student 378.362
state, to education 379 . 13
libraries 021.83
to the injured 614.88
Aides de camp mil. sci. 355.33
^Aidin, Asia Turk. hist. 956.2
Aids
mil. science 355-33
to digestion therapeu. 6x5.734
readers lib. econ. 028.8
ref. work 025.5
Ailerons aeronautics 629 . 181
Ailes library bldgs 022.434
Aim of college and university 378.01
education 370.1
*Ain, France history 944.44
Air
abnormal physiology 612.2231
analysis chemistry 543-7
baths, hot hygiene 613.46
bladder comp. anat. 611 .29
phys. 612. 767
brakes railway eng. 625 . 2
cocks steam eng. 621.18479
compressors mech. eng. 62X.5X
comprest, see Comprest air
confined , respiration in 612.233
disinfection cont dis. 614.48
ducts ventilation 697.9
engins mech. eng. 622. 4
expired physiology 612.231
gun mil. engineering 623.4422
mech. trades 683
hygiene 613. i
figuM refor to the tablet at the end of tUa ladoz
624
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Air
in towns pub. helth 6x4.78
layering agriculture 631 . 5344
liquid physics 533-2
machines refrig. 621.575
mesology 613.014464
meteorology 55Z-5
normal physiol. 612.2208
operations Great war 940.44
passages anatomy 61 z. 2
diseases 616.2
physiology 612.2
plants lichens 589 . z
orchids 584 . 15
pneumatics 533
pollution by cemeter. 614652
pub. helth 6x4 . 7
pressure of meteorol. 551 -54
pump 533 . 5
residual physiology 612.24
soilph3rsics agriculture 631.433
spaces pub. helth 614.783
transport sociol. 387
useful arts 629 . 13
ventilation 628.8
Aircraft
hevier than air 629 . 17
lighter "^ "" 629.15
Airships engineering 629 . 154
military engin'g 623 . 74
theory 533-6
Airsickness
aeronautics 629 . 145
physiology 612 . 2751 1
Airways aeronautics 629.145
mining engin'g 622.45
Airy *s theory geodesy 526.14
Aisles library bldgs 022.434
«Aisne, France history 944 . 34
Aix-la-Chapelle
international congress 341-1
treaties 341.2
Akenside, M : Eng. poetry 821.62
Akkad ancient history 935.4
* Akron, O. history 977.1361
Alabama
claims arbitration 341 6
Eng. history 942 .08
intemat. law 341
neutrals 34^-3
U. S. hist. 973.722
ship and Kearsarge 973-754
privateers 34i-3
U. S. civ. war 973 . 757
state admission U. S. hist. 973-54
Topics in black fftc« tTP* art siibdiTiddd. Sttperior
Alabama, state
1 history 976.1
secession U . S. hist. 973-7^3
travel 917.61
Aladdin oven
kitchen equipment 643 .338
recipes 641 . 588
Alamaimi, L. Ital. poetry 851.36
^Alameda city, Gal. hist. 979 . 465
^ CO. " ** 979-465
Alar thoracic artery 6 1 1 . 1 3 4 1
Alarcon y Mendoza 862 . 34
Alarms, fire
local government 352.3
protection of public 614.842
signals 654.7
Alaska
* history 979-8
purchase U. S. hist. 973.81
travel 917.98
Alba anatomy 6x1.824
Albania
Asia anc. hist. 939-56
* Turkey mod. hist. 949 . 6
travels 914.96
Albanian swine 636 . 474
Albany
* city N. Y. history 974.743
convention U.S. hist. 973.26
* CO. N. Y. history 974.742
Albemarle, ship U.S.civ.war 973 . 754
Albert I German histor/ 943.026
2 " ** 943.028
^Albert co. N. B. hist. 971-531
nyanza travels 916.76
* Alberta, Canada history 971.23
Alberti, L. B. Ital. essays 854.21
Albertypes 774
Alberus, Eras. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 43
Albicans anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 2
Albigenses persecutions 272.3
sect 284.4
secular hist. 944.023
Albigensian sheep 636 . 3467
Albinism animals 59i-i57
dermatology 616.55
Albuginea anatomy 6 1 1 . 63 1 3
Albuminoid
derivates. nonnitrogenous
physiol 612.398197
substances, dialysis of
physiol. 612.3824
Albuminoids
gastric digest, physiol. 612.3224
in blood * 612.124
flgnres refer to the tables at the end ol toia index
RELATIV INDEX
625
physiol. 612.66414
** 612.74414
Albuminoids
in milk
muscles
intestinal digestion 612.3334
physiologic chemistry 612.015348
physiology 6 z 2 . 398
quantity in food and tis. 612.3987
transf orma. in organism 613.3982
tryptic digestion 612.3424
vegetable physiology 612.39815
Albuminoses physiology 612.39817
Albumins
in blood physiology 612.124
nutrition 612.398
Albuminuria
physiologic 6x2.461269
toxic physiology 612.4642
urin in " 612.46622
Albumose physiology 612.39817
Alchemy 540 . i
Alciphron Greek letters 886 . 2
Alcohol
as a food physiology 612.3931
cooking appliances 643 . 33 5
denatured chem. tech. 661
engins engin'g 621.43424
heat cookery 641.585
heating prac. chem. 542.43
hygiene 613.81
narcotic poisons 615.964
physiologic psychology 612.82144
stimulants 6 1 5 . 7 1 1
stoves kitchen equip. 643.335
tractors agriculture 631.3722
Alcoholic
drinks ethics 178
physiology 6 1 2 . 393 1
ferments phys. chem. 612.015161
liquors manufacture 663
temperance 178
Alcoholism diseases 616.861
Alcohols organic chem. 547.3
^Alcona CO. Mich. hist. 977-479
Alcoran Mohammedanism 297
Alcott, A. B. moral gov. 371.58
L.. M. Am. fiction 813 41
Alcoves lib. bildings 022.423
Alcyonaria zoology 593.63
Aldehydes organ, chem. 547.5
Aldermen local govt. 352 . o
Aldemey cattle 636 . 2242
iland travel 914.234
Aldine editions rare books 094
Aldrich, T' B. Am. fiction 813 . 44
Topics im black face type are subdivided. Superior
Aleardi. A. Ital. poetry 851.81
Alembert, J. Le R.d' 844.53
Alembics prac. chem. 543.48
^Aleppo, Asia Turk. hist. 956.8
Alert, ship Am. revol. 973 363
Ales manufacture 663 . 3
^Aleutian ilands history 979.8
Alexander 3 Rus. " 947.08
3 " " 947.08
^Alexander CO. 111. hist. 977-3999
Alexandria, Eg5rpt
ancient history 933*
^ modem " 962 . i
travels 916.31
Alexandrian
Greek dialects 487 . 2
library 037.033
philosofy 186.4
Alfa fibers 633 . 583
Alfabet
elementary education 372.4
English orthografy 421 . i
' other languages
Alfabetic
subject catalog 025.3
classification 035.4
Alf abetico -clast
catalog cataloging 035.3
catalogs 019
Alfabeting cataloging 035.3
Alf abets ornamental 745
philology 41 z
Alfalfa agriculture 633.31
Alfieri, V. Ital. drama 853.64
Alfonso 10 Span. lit. 868.11
II " " 868.14
13 ** history 946.08
13 " " 946.08
Alfred the Gt Ang.Sax.lit. 839. 7
AlgflB botany 589.3
Algaroba fruit culture 634 . 462
Algarotti, F. Ital. poetry 851.58
Algebra 512
higher 512.8
Algebraic logic 164
* Alger CO. Mich. history 977.493
1 Algeria, Africa *' 965
Algerine sheep 636 . 386
war Alg. hist, 965
U.S. " 973-53
» Algiers, Africa history 965
travels 916.5
^Algoma district, Ont. hist 971.313
Algrafy lithografy 763
flgures refer to the tables at the end of this index
626
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Alhambra
Alien act
laWs
races
architecture
history
U. S. history
723
946.
973.
341.
323.
320.
132
citizenship
Alienation of territory
Alienism mental patfaol.
Aliens
international law 341 .
naturalization 323.
owners of land pol. econ. 333 .
Alighieri, Dante Ital. poet .851.
628.
8
44
5
63
127
Alignment of sewers
Alimentary canal
anatomy 61 z.
physiology 6x2.
S3rmpathetic system * 613.
Alimentation
calorimetry 612.
forced hygiene 613.
relations to glycogenosis 612 .
Alimony law 347.
Alinement of sewers 628.
Alismaceae botany 584.
Alkalies chemic technol. 661.
chemistry 546 .
Alkalimetry quan. anal. 545 .
Alkalin
acctmiulators elec. eng. 621.
earths chemistry 546.
poisons therapeutics 615.
waters econ. geology 553.
Alkaloidal plants agric. 633 .
Alkaloids
drugs mat. med. 615.
physiologic psychology 612 .
ptomains 612.
Alkoran Mohammedanism 297
All fools day customs 394
All hallow eve " 394
All Saints Ang. festivals 264.031
All Souls ** " 264.031
^Allamakee CO. la. hist. 977.733
Allantoin physiology 6 1 2 . 46 1 2 63
Allantois
embryology 611.0138a
pedicle of anatomy 611.622
AUatoona. Ga. U.S.civ.war.973 .7372
»Allegany CO. Md. hist. 975.294
travels 917.5294
*Alleghany N. Y. hist. 974.784
» crest W.Va. history 975.48
travel 917.548
movmtains travels 9 1 7 • 5
Topics'in bkck face tjpe are subdiTided. Superior
5
62
4
15
218
3
3
898
5121
23
3529
6
218
72
3
31
2
356
4
922
71
7
336
82141
39819s
917
977
977
653
615
.274
.7274
.414
.14a
•57
.37
* Allegheny City Pa. hist. 974.887
' CO. « ** 974.885
Allegiance Eng. priv. law 347.1
intemat. law 341 . 5
naturalization 3 23 . 62
political science 320.158
^Allegories Eng. literature 828
religious 244
* Allen CO. Ind. history 977
travels
* Mich, history
1 O.
shorthand system
Allergy medicin
Alliance
Evangelical
Holy treaties
ship Amer. re vol.
Alliances intemat. law
pol. science
^Allier, France history
Allies
Entente Great war
Teuton * "
Alligation arithmetic
Alligator pear
Alligators
Alliteration prosody
rhetoric
Alliterativ poems Eng.
206
341. a
973.357
341 2
321 .022
944.57
940 332
940 -334
511. 8
634.653
598.14
416
808
821. 1
Allodium land ownership 333.3
law 347 . 2
Allopathy medicin 615.5
Allotment system 333-5
Allotropism chemistry 541.7
Alloys manufactures 671
tests 620.18
theoretic chem. 541 .4
Allspice agriculture 633.831
Alluvium geology 551 . 35
Almanacs
for teachers 3 7© • 59
general 529 . 5
nautic 528
statistical 3x0
Almond nuciculture 634.55
See also distinguishing names
nucleus anatomy 611. 813 14
Almqvist.KJ.L. Sw. poetry 839.7166
Alms ethics
Almshouses
architecture
pauperism
Aloe fiber
177-7
362.5
72555
339
633.5774
flsures refer to the tablet at the and ci tills ladm
RELATIV INDEX
627
Aloes poisons ^ 1 5 • 93
Alopecia dennatology 616.54
Alpaca domestic animals 636 . 296
fabrics dom. econ. 646.13
'Alpena CO. Mich, history 977.481
travels 917.7481
^Alpes Basses, Prance hist. 944.95
1 Hautes " " 944.97
' Maritimes " " 944-94
Alphabet, etc. see Alfabet
Alphen, H. van Dutch poet. 839 .3147
^Alpine co. Cal. hist. 979 . 443
goat 636.3936
plants botany 581.9494
strawberry 634.753
travels 914.94
*Alps Swiss geology 554-94
travel 914-94
^Alsace French history 944.383
'Alsace-Lorraine French hist. 944.38
Germ. hist. 943 . 44
Alsatian poultry 636 . 538
Alsinese botany 583.154
Alsop, Geoi^e Am. satire 817.1a
Richard " poetry 811.25
Altar cloths sac. omam. 247.7
Altars architec. accessor. 729.91
ecclesiology 246 . 6
Alt-azimuth instruments 522.42
Alterations butter 637 . 26
milk 637.16
Alternate generation zool. 59 1 . 1 63
Alternating current
action on organisms 612.0144245
arc light elec. eng. 621.32552
electrophysiol. technic 612.0144215
machinery elec. eng. 621.3133
traction lines ** " 621.33x43
Altemativ
vote suffrage 324 . 224
Altitude
imponderable remedies 6 1 5 . 83 5
physiologic effects 612.2751
'Alton, lU. history 977-3*6
riot U. S. history 973.57
'Altoona, Pa. history 974.876
Altruism ethics 1 7 1 . 8
Aluminum
in articles of dress 646 . 19
inoiganic chemistry 546 . 66
metallurgy 669 . 7
Alumnae associated 376.66
Alumni associated * 378.068
biografy 378
Topics in black f8C« type are fobditridad. Superior
Alveolar limbus anatomy 611.71641
Alwato universal lang. 408 . 9
Amadeus Spanish hist. 946.08
Amadis de Gaula Span. ffct. 863 . 2 2
*Amador co. Cal. history 979 . 442
Amalgamated pigeons 636 . 59628
Amalgamation metallurgy 669 . 2
Amalgams manufactures 671
Amanuenses shorthand 653.043
Amarantaceae botany 583.913
Amaryllideae " 584.25
Amateur "
cataloging 025.3
manuals mech. trades 680
theatricals amusements 793
ethics 17s -2
Amaurosis diseases of eye 61 7 . 73
Amazon river travel 918. i
Amazons customs 396 . 9
Ambari hemp 633 . 563
Ambassadors intemat. law 341.7
Amber '^
wajiw^ 0*#
geology
553 29
jewelry
391-7
mineralogy
549-8
Ambidexterity
612.763
Ambiguous nucleus anat . 611. 81875
Ambra, P. d' Ital. drama 852.35
Ambrosia antiquities 913.38
mythology 292
Ambrostan chant ecdesiol. 246 . 8
music 783.5
Ambrotype 772
Ambulances 614.881
for contagious diseases 614. 882
Ameboid cells physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 2
Amendments U. S. const. 342.731
America
discovery 973 • i
Norwegian 948.02
history 970
travel 917
Central history 972 . 8
travel 917.28
North history 970
travel 917
other topics see table i
Russian history 979-8
travels 917.98
South history 980
. travel 918
American
aborigines 970 . i
antiquarian society 9^3 • 7
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
628
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
American
American
antiquities
913 7
Spanish war U. S. hist.
973.89
art galleries
708.1
statutes law
345
auxiliaries in revolution
973 346
swine
636.481
beef cattle
636.282
trotter
636.128
bibliografy
015 7
turkey
636.59211
biografic dictionaries
920.07
wars, society of
369.118
black currants
634 7232
water cress
635 . 562
btiffalo
636.2921
Americana history
970
chestnut
634 532
Americanisms
427.9
dvil war U. S. hist.
973 7
Americanization
325 . 73
colleges
378.7
Amerigo Vespucci
973.16
colonies history
973 2
Ames, Fisher Am. oratory 815.22
constitution
342.731
^Amharic language
492.8
constitutional history
342.739
Amherst college
378.744
copyright leag
655.63
Amic acids organ, chem.
547.8
cyclopedias
031
Amicis, E. d' Ital. misc.
858.82
dairy catde
636.283
Amideo fishes
597.4
draft horse
636.158
Amidic acids physiology
612 .398199
ducks
636.59781
Amids organic chem.
547.8
gooseberry
634 727
Amiens, peace of treaties
341.24
hereditary societies
369.1
Amins organic chem.
547.8
Holdemess cattle
636.2831
Amistad case U. S. hist.
973-57
independence U. S. hist. 973 • 3 13
Ammergau passion play
792
Indians
970.1
Ammeters elec. eng.
621.3744
languages North Am.
497
Ammirato, S. Ital. essays
854.46
South Am.
498
Ammonia
literature
810
absorption machines
621.573
newspapers
071
chemic technology
661.3
painting
759.1
compounds physiol.
612.398194
party
329.5
compression machines
621.572
patriotic societies
369 I
fertilizers agric.
631.841
periodicals
051
salts chem. tech.
661,5
philosofers biografy
921 .1
stimulants
615. 711
philosofy
191
Ammonite agriculture
631.848
plan meal systems
642.52
Ammoniums org. chem.
547.8
poetry
811
Ammunition
poets biografy
928. II
chests ordnance
623.4315
political parties
329
military engineering
623.45
poultry
636 . 581
ships shipbilding
623.826
P. E. church
283.7
Amnesty
341.3
prisons Amer. re vol.
973372
Amnion embryology
611. 01383
private law
347
pregnancy
Amniotic fluid
618.37
rebellion U . S. history
973 7
embryology
611. 013835
revolution
physiology
612.640
Canada history
971.024
Amoeboid cells physiol.
612. XX2
. children of
369. ^37
Amorfous state chem.
541.7
daughters of
369.135
Amory, T: Eng. humor
827.62
sons of
369-133
Amos, book of Bible
224.8
U. S. history
973.3
Ampelideae botany
583.279
sheep
636.3681
Ampdre-hour meters eng.
621.3844
saddle horses
636.13
Amphiarthrosis anatomy
611 .7294
slavery
326
Amphibians
597 6
Topics in black face type are subdividod. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
629
Amphictyonic council
938
Analysis
Amphipods zoology
595 - 37
combinatory algebra
512.5
Amphitheater
diophantin "
512.23
antiquities
913.376
electro chemistry
544.9
architecture, ancient
722.7
fertilizers agriculture
631.818
modem
725 • 82
gas chemistry
544.4
Amputation surgery
617.94
grammar English
425.3
'Amsterdam history
949.2
' other languages
travels
914.92
logic
160
Amusements
790
microscopic
578
children's dom. econ
• 649.5
milk adulterations
614.321
ethics
175
agriculture
637.1277
hygiene
613-74
chemistry
543.2
of laboring classes
331-84
mineralogy
549.1
school
371-74
polariscopic chem.
544.7
Sunday
263.6
qualitativ chem.
544
Amygdalin nutrition
612.396175
quantitativ chem.
545
Amygdaloid tubercle anal
;. 611 .81314
soil hygiene
614.771
Amyloids nutrition
612.398146
soils
631.42
histology
611 .01884
sounds acoustics
534.4
Amyloljrtic ferments phys
;. 612.01515
spectrum astronomy
522.67
Amyotrophy physiology
612.7465
chemistry
544.6
*Ana English literature
828
optics
535.84
literature
808.8
water biol. hygiene
613-34
Anabaptists sects
284.3
chemistry
543-3
Anacanthani zoology
597-5
micros, hygiene
' 613.33
*Anacapa. Cal. hist.
979.492
Analysts, public adulter.
614.3
Anacardiacese botany
583.292
Analytic
Anacardiaceous fruits
634 44
chemistry
543
Anacreon Greek poetry
884.3
geometry
516
Anaemia, see Anemia
trigonometry
514.5
Anaerobic cells physiol.
612 .0141 1
*Anam, Asia history
959-8
^Anagrams Eng. literature 828 |
Anaphylaxis medidn
615.37
pseudonyms
014
Anarchism socialism
335
Analgesics therapeutics
61S-783
Anastatic printing
655-22
Analogous projections
Anastomotica magna artery
descriptiv geometry
515-2
elbow anatomy
611. 1342
Analogy
knee
611.13785
comparativ anatomy
591.4
Anathema church discip.
262 .9
English language
422. 1
Anato buttermaking
637.26
• other languages
Anatolian sheep
636.385
logic
169
swine
636.474
plants
581.4
Anatomy
theology
219
animal zootechny
636.0891
Analysis
anthropologic
611 .014
air chemistry
543-7
art
743
arithmetic
511-5
comparativ medicin
611. OZQ
blowpipe chemistry
544.3
plants
581.4
botanic
581
zoology
591 4
butter
637.227
dental
611. 314
capillary chemistry
544-92
descriptiv animals
591.7
cheese
637.327
plants
581 7
chemic
543
human
6x1
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
630
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Anatomy
laws public helth
paleontologic
pathologic
regional
Anaxagoras Gk philosofers
Anaximander ** **
Anaximenes " **
Ancelot. J. A. F. P. Fr. lit.
Ancestry evolution
genealogy
mental science
spirit, heredity
traductionism
Anchor
boring architecture
engineering
ice physical geol.
Anchorage bridgebilding
Anchors,landing aeronautics
plumbing
shipbilding
Ancient
architecture
countries description
customs
customs and costume
geografy description
history
law
maps
music
philosofers biografy
philosofies
science
sculpture
student societies
therapeutics
Ancients, council of
French legislature
revolution
Anoona poultry
Anconaeus muscle anat.
^Andalusia, Spain history
travel
Andalusian fowls
Andersen, H. C. Dan. fict.
^Anderson, Ind. history
Anderson ville pris. U.S.hist
Andes description
Andesite lithology
Andocides Gr. oratory
^Andorra history
614.2a
611. 016
616.078
6ZZ.9
i8a.8
i8a.i
182. 1
84a . 74
5751
929.x
1363
233-3
129.2
721.152
624.1552
551.31
624.57
629.167
696.7
623 . 86
722
913.3
9x3.3
390
911. 3
930
349 3
912.3
781.8
921.9
xSo
502
733
371.836
615.89
328.44
944.045
636.554
611.73725
946.8
914.68
636 . 564
839.8364
977.257
973-77"
918
552.26
885.1
946.7
Andr^, John Am. revol. 973.386
biografy 923 . 542
Andrea, J. V. Ger. poetry 831 .47
Andreini, G. Ital. drama 852.53
^Andrew CO. Mo. history 977.8126
Andrieux,F.G.Jl S. Fr. lit. 842.65
Andronicus, L. Lat. " 872 . i
Andropogonae grass crops 633.282
Andros, Edmund U.S. hist. 9 73 . 24
^Androscoggin co. Me. hist. 974.18
trav. 917.418
Anecdotes
legal 340.9
library 020 . 88
misceL £ng. literature 828
personal, see Biografy
religious 244
table 642 . 48
on spec, topics, see subjects
Anemia
cardiac - physiology
cerebral "
diseases of blood
nervs physiology
quantity of blood
reflexes physiology
612. 1721
612.8244
616.15
612.8164
612.1162
612.83393
Anemometer meteorology 551.51
Aneroid barometer
Anesthesia diseases
physiology
Anesthetics
effect on hart physiol.
mesology
physiologic psychology
therapeutics
533.4
616.856
612.887
612 . 1742
612 .014463
612.82142
615.781
Aneurism pulmon. disease 616.247
Topics in black face type are sabdlTided. Superior
surgery
Angels
Anger ethics
Angevin architecture
sheep
swine
Angina pectoris diseases
Angiocarpae botany
Angiulieri, C. Ital. satire
Angle, facial craniology
visual physics
physiology
Angles
crystallografy
mesurement of astron.
strength of materials
flforet refer to the tablea at die end of tiiis index
617.41
235
179.8
723 -44
636.3446
636.443
616. 12
589.16
857.13
573-7
535.7
612.84362
548.7
526.93
620.11282
RELATIV INDEX
631
Anglesey cattle
« history
Anglican church
biognify
brotherhoods
chant music
creed
missions
ordination
636.2236
943.91
922.3
271.8
783. S
«38-3
266.3
262.17
persecution by, Eng. hist. 942 .055
relig. hist. 272.7
of Eng. ** 942.054
relig. ** 272.6
religious hist, of Eng. 274. 2
ritual 264.03
sects 283
sisterhoods 271.98
Anglicisms English lang. 427
Angling 799
An^o-catholics 283
Anglo-Saxon
emigration 325.242
foren relations 337.73
history 942.01
homilies 829 . 5
language 429
literature 829
poetry 829. z
race characteristics 136.4
Anglomania customs 390
^Angola, Africa history 967.3
sheep 636 . 386
^Angora, Asia Turk. hist. 956.3
goat 636.3985
Angoul^me, house of
French history 944.028
Anguilla zoology 597 . 5
Angular perspectiv geom. 515.61
drawing 742
Angus doddie cattle 636.2231
^Anhalt, Germany history 943 . 19
Anharmonics
analytic geometry 516.56
geometry $13-5^
Anhydrids oi^ganic chem. 547.7
theoretic ' 541.4
Anhydrous
silicates mineralogy 549.61
sulfates " 549*75
Anilin colors chem. tech. 667 . 2
Animal
chemistry analysis 543 . 9
organic chem. 547
Animal
diseases medicin 6x9
pub. helth 614.93
zoology 591.2
infectious pub. helth 614.91
electricity mind and body 134
physiology 612. 01 44 23
zoology 591.57
fats chem. technology 665 . 2
food domestic econ. 641 . 3
hygiene 613.28
physiology 6x2. 3928
preservation 664 .9
zootechny 636 . 0876
forms decorat'n, painted 729 . 4a
relief 729.52
grafting comp. physiol. 6 z 2 . 60 2
heat physiol. zoology 591 . z i
physiology 6x2.5
instincts comp. physiol. 612.821313
irritant poisons 6 1 5 . 94
kingdom 590
life painless extinc. of 614.971
magnetism, see Animal elec-
tricity
motors engineering 621.46
oils chem. technology 665 . 2
parasites diseases 6x6.961
zoology 59 1 . 69
plagues vet. med. 6x9
power agriculture 63 1 . 37 1 2
residues fertilizers 63X.843
species and respiration 6x2.229
stories zoology 59i . 5
substances chem. anal. 543 . 9
engin'g 620.198
trades air pollution 6x4.74
worship nonchr. relig. 290
Animalculfls 593
Animals 590
agents of geol. work 55 x . 95
Bible 220.859
care of animal hygiene 614.94
carriers of diseases 614.43
cruelty to ethics Z79.3 |
ded air pollution 614.763
diff. fr. plants biology 577.5
physiol. 612.0135
diseases pub. helUi 6x4.93
▼et. medicin 6x9
zoology 591.2
domestic 636
electric comp. physiol. 612.771
Topin ia Mack fac« t7P« tre sabdhrided. Superior flfnrM refer to the tablet at the ead of thie index
632
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Animals
eToltttion
575
feeding animal hyg.
614 95
zootechny
636.084
folklore
398.4
geografic distribution
591.9
hibernating
612.58
hygiene pub. helth
614.9
inanition
6x2.3919
insurance
368.5
intelligence zoology 591-5
localization in
comp. physiol. 612.82525
locomotion comp .phy s. 612.767
zoology 591 -47
menageries 590 . 7
mind in 59i-5i
mythology 291
oi^ans of sound
comp. physiol. 6 1 2 . 786
painting 758
paleontology 560
parEisitic econ. zooL 591 . 69
phosphorescent
comp. physiol. 612.772
plants injurious to 632 . 59
psychology zoology 59151
ration comp. physiol. 612.3943
subsistence 612.39523
working 612.39513
remains early stone age 571.13
late " " 571-23
reviviscent mesology 612.01 446 1 1
scent glands comp. phys. 6 12.493
econ. zool. 591.66
phys. " 591 144
symbolic religious art 246 . 5
traind 791
transportation hygiene 614.96
uric acid in comp. phys. 612. 4612 54
vocal organs " " 612.786
Animation, suspended med. 616 . 206
Animism metaphysics 128
Anis agriculture 635 . 75
*Anjou, France history 944.18
Ankle
anatomy 611.985
bone anatomy 61 1.7 187 1
joint ** 611.7284
Annapolis
I dty, Md. history 975.256
travels 917.5256
1 CO. N. S. history 97 1 . 633
Anne, Queen architecture 724 . 5
£ng. hist. 942 .069
Topics in bkck face type are sabdirided. Superior
^Anne Arundel co.Md. hist.975 .255
Annealing
manufactures 671
molecular physics 539-54
Annelida worms 595-1
Anne's, Queen.war U.S.hist.973 .25
Annexation intern, law 341
pol. sci. 320.1265
Annihilation doctrins 237.3
nat. theology 218
Anniversaries
of invention of printing 655 . x 2
student life 3 7 1 . 89
U. S. history civil war 973 . 76
Mex. ** 973.626
revolution 973 . 36
Span, war 973 . 896
war of 1812 973.526
Annotations
by readers lib. econ. 024.81
for readers 028.8
Announcement
of vote elections 324 . 268
Annuals, statistical 310
special, see subject
Annuities
insurance 368.31
mathematics 5 1 9 • 5
public finance 336.35
Annunciation, feast of
Anglican ch. 264 . 03 1
Annunciators signals 654.7
Anodynes therapeutics 615.78
Anointing sacraments 265
Anomala botany 583.297
Anomali ** 583.98
Anomalies anat. 6 11. 019
Anomodontia reptils 598.17
Anonaceae botany 583 : 1 1 5
Anonaceous fruits agric. 634 . 41
Anonyms bibliografy 014
Anopheles, see Mosquitoes
Ansa
lenticularis anat . 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 7
peduncularis " 611. 8147
*Ansayrii history 955
Anselm medieval philos. 189.4
Anselm, H. Ger. fiction 833 . 53
Anslo , Reyer Dutch poet -839.3135
Ant insects 595-79
pests 632 . 79
Antacids aids to diges. 61 5 . 7343
Antagonism of medicins
therapeutics 615.52
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
633
Antarctic
current ocean currents 551.47
explorations travels 919*9
ocean physical geog. 551.469
. regions travel 9^9 -9
Ante-Nicene church 100-325 281 .3
Antennae animals 591-48
wireless teleg. 621.38435
Ante-reformation relig.hist.a 70 . 5
Anterior poliomyelitis, see
Paralysis, infantil
Anterolateral colum of spinal
cord anat. 61 x. 825
Anthelmintic drugs therap. 615.733
Anthems music 7^3 . 4
pub . worship 264.2
religious poetry 245
'Anthologies Eng. lit. 820 . 8
Anthracene org. chem. 547-28
Anthracite
economic geology 553-25
fuel dom. econ. 644.22
engineering 62 1 . 1 82 2
metallurgy 669 . 8
Anthracosis di.seases 616.24
Anthrax public helth 614561
Anthropoid apes zoology 599 • 8
Anthropologic anatomy 6 1 1 . o 1 4
Anthropology
mind and body 130 '
natural hist, of man 573
rehgious doctrin of man 233
Anthropometry 573-6
Anthropomorphism
metaphysics 125
Anthropophagy cannibalism3 9 9
Antiburghers sects 285.6
Anti-Christ 235
Anticlinal strata geology 551.86
Anticlisis comp. psych. 612.821311
Anticom law leag 337-2
*Anticosti i land, Que. hist. 971.417
Antidotes materia medica 6x5 . 9
Antietam, Md.
battle XJ. S. civ. war 973 . 7336
Antif ebrin therapeutics 615.75
An tif ederal party 329.2
^Antigonish co. N. S. hist. 971 .614
^Antilles history 97^.9
travel 91729
Antimasonry ^ 366.1
Antimission baptists 286 . 4
Antimonates mineralogy 549 72
Antimonids mineralogy 549-3
Topics in black face t7P« are subdhrided. Superior
Antimony chemistry 546 . 86
ores 553-47
A ntinomianism 273.6
Antipatharia zoology 593 . 64
Antiperiodics therapeu. 615.75
Antiphonal
choral servis music 783.24
readings public worship 264.4
Antiputrefactiv properties of
gastric juice physiol. 612.3225
Antipyretics therapeu. 615.75
Antipyrin " 615.75
Antiquarian societies 9x3
Antiquarians' lives 923.9
Antiquities
biblical 220.93
classic 9x3-38
countries 913
customs 390
Jewish antiquities 913-33
history 933
religion 296
legal 340.3
prehistoric archeology 571
see also special subjects
Antiquity of man 573-3
Antirust processes bldg 691.7
tests engin'g 620.1122
Antiseptics*
agriculture 632 . 953
mesology 612.01 4466
obstetrics 618.89
public helth 6 1 4 . 482
therapeutics 615.778
Antislavery
documents 326.4
periodicals 326.5
societies 326.6
U. S. history 973.7111
Antisthenes Greek phil. 183.4
Antistrophe
English prosody 426 . 7
Greek prosody 486 . 7
' other languages
Antitoxic
action of H ver physiol. 612.3542
Antitoxins
digestion 6 12. 31 451
in blood physiology 612.11821
nutrition 612.3988
Antitrinitarians heresies 273.4
unitarians 288
Anti vaccination pub . helth 614.474
flgores refer to the teblee at the end of tiiia iadei
634
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Antivivisection, see Vivisec-
tion
Antonides Dutch poetry 83 9 . 3 1 3 7
^Antrim co. Ireland history 941.61
Ants
white
'Antwerp
Mich,
insects
pests
history
travels
pigeons
Anura
Anus
Anvil
Anvils
■Aorist
batrachia
anatomy
diseases of
anatomy of ear
blacksmithing
977485
595. 79
632.79
595-73
949-3
914.93
636.59635
597-8
611.35a
616.35
611.857
683
Greek etymology 48a . 8
syntax
Aorta
abdominal anatomy
anatomy
thoracic anatomy
Aortic
arch anatomy
valvs **
Apartment
and offis bildings
485.8
6ZZ.Z36
611. 132
6x1.135
6ii.i3ai
6ii.ia652
735. aa
738. a
houses architecture
dom. economy 647 . 9a
Apatite economic geol. 553.64
fertilizers
mineralogy
zoology
botany
Apes
ApetalA
Aphasia
diseases
localization of speech
mental derangements
vocal physiology
Aphelion astronomy
Aphids pests
Aphonia diseases
^Aphorisms £ng. literat
folklore
Apiary bees
Apnea physiology
Apocalypse
ApocarpeA botany
Apocrypha
Apocryphal gospels Bible
Apocynaceae botany
Apoda zoology
Apogee moon
tides
631.851
549-72
599-8
583.9
616.855
613.835249
132-8
6x3.7893
521.3
632.75
616.33
828
398.9
638.1
6ia .3843
328
584-7
229
229.8
583.72
593-98
523.33
525.63
Apollo Belvedere sculpt.
worship
Apollonius Rhodius Gk lit.
Apologetics theology
Apomorphin emetics
Apoplexy diseases
Apostasy heresies
Apostles
acts of
creed
lives scriptural biog.
Apostolic
age apologetics
canons apocrypha
Catholic sect
church
persecutions
constitutions
epistles
fathers
period religious hist.
succession
Apothecary
^Apothems £ng. literature
folklore
^Appanoose co. la. hist.
Apparatus
buttermaking
careof milk
cheesemaking
manufacture
physical
practical chemistry
protectiv agriculture
see also special subject
Apparent motion earth
sun
time
Apparitions
Appeal voting procedure
Appellate proceedings law
Appendages of embryo
embryology
physiology
Appendicitis
Appendix
vermiform
diseases
surgery
anatomy
phjTsiology
Appendixes, nerv histol.
Appenzell goat
Appetite physiology
Topics in black fAc« t7P« tre sabdifidad. Sapttior flguroi nfer to tlie tebloo at tfao
733
393
883.3
339
615.731
616.81
373
336.6
338.1
335.93
239.1
339.9
389.9
281. X
373. 1
381. 1
339.9
381. X
370. z
363.11
615.4
828
398.9
977.789
637.232
637.132
637.332
681
530.7
543. a
632.94
525.38 -
523 . 73
539.1
133. 1
324.243
347-9
6x1.0x38
6 I 3 . 644
616.34
6x7.5s
611.3452
613.363
61 I. 01883
636.3938
612.3913
l«f ttiiiadoz
RELATIV INDEX
635
Appetites mental facul. 158
tempenmce 178
Appian way Roman antiq. 913.37
Apple
culture 634.11
custard 634.415
Jamaica 634.413
Mammee 634.654
moth 632.78
pond 634.414
rose 634.422
star 634.433
sugar 634.412
sweet Otaheite 634 . 442
*Appleton, Wis. history 977-539
Application
of fertilizers agiic. 631 . 816
Applied
arts 600
chemistry chem. tech. 660
mechanics mech. tag, 621
science schools 607
Appliqu^ work 746
Appointment
of civil servis ofi&sers 35 1 . i
legislativ offisers 328 . 362
l^slators 328.3351
library offisers 033 . 2
teachers education 371.143
Appointments, presidential 353.03
Appomattox, Va. U.S.hist. 973.7384
Apportionment
representation 328.3345
taxation 336*3 •
Appraisal of books 028 . 8
Apprentises
duties of ethics 1 74 • 8
labor polit. econ. 331-55
library economy 023 . 75
Apprentisship bldg trade 690 . 7
polit. econ. 331.86
Approach, grafting by 63 1 . 54 1 46
Approaches bridgebilding 624.14
Approbation sch. gov't 371.53
Appropriation bills
legislativ powers 328 . 341
U. S. finance 336.73
Appropriations
library finances 035.113
support 031.91
Approximations algebra 513.33
Apricot .
culture 634.21
S. Domingo 634.654
Topics in black face type are eabdiridel. Saperior
April 19, anniv. Am. revol. 973 . 363
Aprons domestic econ. 646 . 48
Apulia, It. ancient hist. 937-7
* modem" 945-75
travels 9^4.575
Aquaria 59o . 7
Aquataca 634 . 653
Aquatic
animals effect of baro-
metric pressure 613.379
rights law 347 . 3
pol. econ. 333-9
Aquatint engraving 766
Aqueduct of Sylvius anat .611.8156
Aqueducts
canals 636.2
Roman antiquities 913*376
waterworks 638.14
Aqueductus cerebri anat .611.8156
Aqueous
erosion geology 55Z.35
humor anatomy 611. 8449
physiology 612. 8444
rocks geology 552 . 5
treatment prac. chem. 542.6
Aquinas medieval phil. 189.4
Aquivascular
respiration zoology 591.133
Arabesques
decoration, painted 729.4
relief 739 . 5
design 745
piano music 786 . 43
Arabia
ancient history 939-47
^ modem history 953
travels 9x5 . 3
Arabia Petraea
ancient history 939-48
* modem ** 953 -i
travel 915.31
Arabian horses 636 . 1 1
sheep 636.385
Arabic
architecture 7^3-3
discovery of America 973 . 1 1
^ language 49^-7
^ literature 892-7
numerals arithmetic 5 1 1 - 3
philosofy 1^9-3
Arabs in Spain Span. hist. 946.03
Arachnida parasitica ectozoa 616 . 9685
zoology 595*4
figuree refer to the tablet at tiie ead of thla index
636
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Arachnoid
membrane anatomy 611.8293
villi ** 61 1. 8193
^Aragon, Spain history 946 . 5
Araliaceae botany 583.491
^Aramaic language 492 . x
Araneida zoology 595 . 4
Arantius, venous duct of 61 1 . 1497
Aratus Greek poetry 881.2
Arbitrage stock exch. 332.6
Arbitrary
power absol. monarchy 321.6
Arbitration
capital and labor 331 • i
international ethics 172.4
law 341.6
law 347-4
Arblay, F. (Bumey) d* 823.66
Arbor
day horticulture 715
school celebrations 371.365
training agriculture 631.5465
vitae anatomy 611.81715
botany 585 . 2
Arboretums
architecture 727.5
botany 580 . 7
Arboriculture forestry 634.9
land. gard. 715
Arbors landscape gard. 717
Arbuthnot, J : Eng. htunor 82 7 . 54
Arc, Joan of Fr. history 944.026
Arc
lighting elec. eng. 621.325
rectifiers ** " 62 1 . 3 13 73
Arcades
architectural construction 721.26
design 729 -33
Arcadia Greek anc. hist. 938 . 8
Arcani disciplina
primitiv church 281.1
Arcesilaus Greek philosofy 186.2
Arch, aortic anatomy 6 1 1 . 1 3 2 1
hinged bridges 624 . 68
trussed ** 624 . 7
Archaean age geology 551.71
'Archaisms Eng. language 427
^Archangel, Russia history 947 • a
Archbishops
ecclesiastic polity 261.12
lives Anglican 922 . 3
Roman catholic 922 . 2
Arched constructions arch. 721 . 4
Topics in black face type are subdivide 1. Superior
Archegony
biology 576.1
physiologic zoology 591.16
Archenteron embryology 611. 01335
Archeology
ancient description, etc. 913
Biblical 220.93
prehistoric 57 x
Archery 796
Arches
architectural design 729-33
construction 721.4
engineering 624.6
triumphal Rom. antiq. 913.37
Archilochus Greek satire 887 . i
Archimedes screw physics 532.8
Archipelago
^ East Indian history 991
Greek ancient history 939 . i
^ modem " 949-9
Architectonics, architecture 720. i
Architects
liability of bilding 692.9
lives 927.2
Architectural
accessories 729 . 9
construction 721
decoration 729
design 729
drawing 744
Architecture 720
acoustics 534.84
military bildings 623 . 6x
castles 728.81
fortifications 623 . i
naval bilding 623.8
engineering 623 . 8
plans 692
warships 623 . 8
Architraves arch, constr. 721.86
Archives, see History, Manu-
scripts
of special topic see topic
Archons Greek history 938
Archt
construction architecture 721.4
bridges 624 . 6
Arctic
currents ' 551-47
explorations travels 919.8
explorers lives 923 .9
ocean physical geografy 551*468
flgnrea refer to tlie tables at the end of tliia index
RELATIV INDEX
637
Arctic
* regions agriculture 630.0911
history 998
travels 919.8
'Ardfeche, France history 944-82
* Ardennes, France history 94431
draft horse 636 . 1 542
sheep 636.3444
Ardent spirits
manufactures 663
temperance 178
Ardigo, I. Italian essays 854.85
Area, occupiable, proportion
of ground hygiene 614.784
Areas
geometry 5^3 18
surveying 526.97
'Arenac co. Mich. history 977 . 473
Areola anatomy 611.691
Areolar tissue anatomy 611.76
histology 6 1 1 . o 1 82 4
subcut. anat . 611.779
Areometer spec, gravity 532.4
Areopagus Greek antiq . 913.385
Aretino, Pietro Ital. dram. 852 . 34
Arezzo, G. d' " poetry 851.12
Aigand lamp chem. tech. 665 . 6
dom. econ. 644.323
Argensola, B. L. Sp. poetry86i .34
L. " " 861.34
*Argenteuil co. Que. history 971 .423
Argentina
administration 354-82
botany 581.982
finance 336.82
geology 558.2
* history 982
maps 912.82
schools, public 379-82
statistics 318.2
travel 918.2
treaties 341.282
other topics see table i
Argillite geology 55^-44
Argolis Greek anc. hist. 938.8
Argon inorgan. chem. 546.293
Argonauts Greek mjrth. 292
Argot French language 447-09
' other languages
Argument
from design apologetics 239
metaphysics 124
law 347-92
logic 168
Topics in bkck face type are aobdivided. Superior
Argumentation rhetoric 808
Argus, ship U. S. war 1812 973 .5253
'Argyll, Scotland history 941.38
Aria vocal music 784.2
Ariana, Asia ancient hist. 939-65
Arianism heresies 273.4
Arici, Cesare Ital. poetry 851.67
^Ari^ge, France history 944.88
Ariosto, Lodovico It. poet. 851 .32
Aristippus Gk philosofers 183.5
Aristocracy form of state 321 .5
social classes 323 . 3 1
Aristolochiaceae botany 583.924
Aristophanes Gk drama 882.4.
Aristotelian philosofy 185
Aristotle Greek liter. 888 . 5
philosofy 185. 1
Arithmetic
elementary education 372.7
mathematics 511
mechanical 510.8
political statistics 310
Arithmetical progression
algebra 512.6
arithmetic 5 1 1 - 6
Arithmometer, instrument 510.8
Arizona, U. S.
acquisition Mex. war 973.621
discovery U. S. hist. 973.16
* history 979 - 1
travel 917-91
For mil. hist, see subd. of
Special campains and Mili-
tary history ander 973.7 and
973-89
Arkansas, U. S.
admission U. S. hist. 973- 56
' history 976.7
For mil. hist, see subd. of
Special campains and Mili-
tary history under 9 73 -5 a.
973.7 and 973-89
secession 973-713
travel 917.67
Arm
anatomy 611.972
lymphatics of anat. 6 1 1 . 42 1 72
muscles " " 611.7372
Armada, Span. Eng. hist. 942.055
Span. " 946 . 04
^Armagh, Ireland history 941.66
Armament shipbilding 623 . 9
Armamentaria surgery 617.91
Armaments ordnance 623 . 4
Armature stamps elec. eng. 621 .318
flgores refer to the tables at the end of this index
638
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Armatures elec. eng. 621.316
Annd neutrality inter, law 341.3
Armenia ancient history 939.55
* modem " 956.6
Armenian
architecture 723.2
church 281.6
* language 491-54
* literature 891-54
Armies
military engineering 623
science 355
U. S. history civil war 973 . 74
Mez. *^ 973 -^M
revolution 973 . 34
Spanish war 973 . 894
war of z8z2 973-524
war customs 399
Arminian baptists 286 . i
Arminianism
continental prot. sects 284.9
methodism 287
Armistis intemat. law 341.3
Armor
fortifications 623.124
plate manufactures 672
shipbilding 623 . 9
war customs 399
Armord vessels mil. eng. 623.9
^Armorican language 491 . 68
Armories architecture 725.18
mlL eng. 623.48
Armor-piercing shells 623.4518
Arms
artificial 617.57
coats of college or univ. 378.27
heraldry 929.8
cross elec. engin 'g 62 1 . 3 1 9224
gunmaking 683
military engineering 623 . 4
science 355
sergeant at 328 . 3624
war customs 399
'Armstrong CO. Pa. hist. 974.888
Army
and navy union, regular 369 . 1 1 1
British 354-426
chaplains U. S. civ. war 973 .778
cookery dom. econ. 641.573
corps mil. science 3 5 5 • 3 1
corps U. S. civ. war 973 • 7416
foren countries 354
Army
life military sciene 355 . i
U. S. civil war, north 973-783
south 973 . 784
Great war Cent, allies 940.484
Entente " 940.483
lists foren 354
United States 353-6
military science 355
officials lives 923.5
organization mil. science 355.31
posts mil. engineering 623.613
regular U. S. civil war 973.7411
regulations 355
revivals U. S. civil war 973.778
Salvation relig. assns 267 . 1 5
United States 353-7
worm agriculture 632.77
Arna cattle 636 . 293
zoology 591.69
Amaut, Can. Prov. poet. 849.127
Amdt, E. M. Ger. poetry 831 .71
Amim, L ; A. von" fiction 833 . 66
Arnold, Benedict
Can. exped. Am. re vol. 973.3316
in Conn. « " 973-3377
naval hist. " " 973-352
treason ** " 973 382
Arnold, M. Eng. essays 824.85
Arnold 's ganglion anat . 611. 89156
Arnulf German history 943.021
Aroideae botany 584.64
Aromatic
compounds physiology 612. 398 196
plant products chem. tech.668 . 5
Arondissement Pr.loc. govt 352 .0445
Aroostook
^ CO. Me. history 974-"
war U. S. history 973-57
Arrangement
of duplicates lib. econ. 025.264
words Eng. syntax 425.3
' other languages
Arrearages law 347-7
Arrebo, Anders Dan. poetry 83 9 . 8 1 3 1
Arrest
civil trials 347-9
criminal law 343
immunity of legislators 328 . 348
Arresters, see Protectiv
devices
Arrom, C. B. de F. C. 863 . 53
Topici in black face type are subdirided. Superior flfnrea refer to the tablet at the end of thii index
RELATiv Index
^39
Arrow
hed inscriptions
heds, stone prehist. arch.
Arrows . archery
war implements
Ars signorum univ. lang.
Arsacidae history
Arsenals architecture
military eng.
Arsenates mineralogy
Arsenic
drugs
inorganic chemistry
medical jurisprudence
ores
poisons
Arsenicisra toxicology
Arsenids inorganic chem.
mineralogy
Arson criminal law
Art
anatomy
biografy
christian
decorativ
drawing
ecclesiology
furniture
delineation of children
education
embroidery
fine
freedom pol. sd
galleries
architecture
with libraries
gallery library bldgs
history
industrial useful arts
interior decoration
material lib. admin.
museums inter, affairs
needlework
religious
rudiments^ prehistoric
sacred furniture
schools
studios architecture
useful
woman in
Arterial blood physiol.
Arteries
anatomy
blood pressure .
vasomotors
circulation in physiol.
492.1917
57115
796
399
408.9
935-6
725.18
623.47
549-72
615.219
546.191
340.6
553-47
615.926
615.926
546.19
549-3
343
743
927
246
749
136.757
707
746
700
323 • 447
708
727.7
021 .48
022 .656
709
600
747
025.177
351-853
746
246
571.7
247
707
727.7
600
396.7
612. 113
611. 13
612.143
612 . 182
612.133
Arteries
diseases of
Artesian wells san. eng.
'Arthabaska co. Que. hist.
Arthrodia
Arthropathy
Arthropoda
Arthrostraca
Arthur, C. A.
anatomy
pathology
zoology
u
presidency
Arthurian romances
Artichoke edible leaves
Jerusalem " tubers
field crops
Articles
English syntax
Greek S3mtax
' other languages
of confederation 1781-89
U. S. constitu. hist.
history
Thirty-nine Ang. creed
Articulates paleontology
zoology
Articulatio coxae anat.
Articulations anatomy
Artificial
boundaries pol. science
butter chem. technol.
colors " "
eyes
feeding zootechny
flowers omam. design
foods physiology
fuel chem. tech.
horizons astronomy
ice manufacture
larynxes physiology
light perspectiv
lights chem. tech.
dom. econ.
electric engin.
engineering
lib. bildings
limbs
mineral waters ch.tech.
respiration physiol.
stone bldg materials
chem. technol.
piers and colums
walls
teeth dentistry
Artillery
army department
gunnery mil. eng.
616.13
628.11
971-4565
611.72961
616.72
595.2
595-37
973-84
398.2
635 - 32
635 - 24
633 - 494
425.6
485.6
342.73
973-318
238.3
565
595
611 .728a
61Z.72
320.1289
664.3
667.2
617.79
636.08413
745
.612 .3929
662.8
522.57
621.58
612.783
515.63
665
644.3
621.32
628.9
022 . 75
617.5
663.6
612 .2163
691.3
666.8
721.33
721.23
617.69
358 . 1
623.5
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior fit:ures refer to the tables at the end of this index
640
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Artillery
ordnanee mil. eng.
623.4
U. S. civil war
973-7417
Artisans biografy
926
Artistic furniture
749
Artists biografy
927
'ArtoiSy France history 944 . 27
Artotype photografy 774
Arts
and crafts 740
trades 600
fine 700
biografy of 927
grafic . fine arts 700
useful 600
biografy of 926
Arundel marbles Gkinscrip. 481 . 7
Aryan
languages 491
literatures 891
races ethnology 572.891
Asaf etida therapeutics 615.789
Asbestos
economic geology 5 5 3 • 6 7
engineering materials 620 . 195
fabrics domestic econ. 646.19
roofing 695 . 7
Ascension
of Christ christology 232.5
right theoretic astron. 521.27
Ascensions
balloon aeronautics 533-6
Asceticism 273.2
personal relig. 248
Ascidia zoology 594 . 9
Ascites diseases 616.38
Asclepiadeae botany 583 . 73
Ascolichenes ** 589 . X5
Ascomycetes " 589.23
Aseel fowls 636 . 588 1 1
Asfalt
chemic technology 665 . 4
economic geology 553-27
engineering materials 620.196
pavements road engin'g 625 . 85
roofing 695.6
Ash
constituents of food 612.3926
removers steam eng. 6 2 1 . 1 83 7 8
*Ashango land history 967.2
travel 916.72
'Ashanti history 966 . 7
Topics in black face type are subdiyidad. Superior
Ashburton treaty
international law 34X • 2
U. S. history 973 . 58
Ashes
fertilizers 631.831
removal of sanitation 628.44.
volcanic lithology 552.22
Ashland
* CO. O. history 977.129
* Wis. history 977.521
Ashpits
locomotiv boilers 621.1332
railway engineering 625 . 1 6
steam engineering 62 1 . 1 83 5 5
Ashtabula
^ city, O. history 977.1341
* CO- O. history 977.134
*Ashuanipi co. Que. history 971.419
Asia antiquities 913.5
botany 581.95
geology 555
^ history 950
statistics 315
travels 915
Asia Minor
^ history, modem 956
travels " 915. 6
Eastern ancient hist. 939.3
Western " ** 939. 2
Asiatic
bantams 636 .58714
cholera diseases 616.932
ducks . 636.59785
languages 49x^495
eastern 495
poultry 636.585
sheep 636.385
societies 490 . 6
swine 636.485
Asinari, P. Ital. drama 852 .44
Asparagus agriculture 635.31
Asphalt, Asphaltum, see Asfalt
Asphyxia pathology 616.206
physiology 612 . 232
surgery 617.18
Aspirates Eng. language 42 1 . 2
Greek " 481.2
' other languages
Aspiration
pneumatic therapeutics 615.815
Ass dairy 637.172
domestic animals 636 . 1 82
zoology 599 . 7
fipires refer to the tables at the end of thia index
RELATIV INDEX
641
^Assam, India history
954.1
Asterales botany
583 . 53
Assasanation crim. law
343
Asteroidea zoology
593.9a
Assassins lives
923-41
Asteroids astronomy
523.44
Persian hist.
955
Asteropherus, M. 0.
Assault and battery law
343
Swedish drama
839.722a
Assaults military eng.
623.2
Asthenopia
sci.
355-44.
accommodativ
617.75
Assaying
669.9
muscular
617.76
Assembly
Asthma diseases
616.23
legislativ
328
Astigmatism " of eye
617.75
rooms library bldgs
022.651
physiolog>
r 612.8453
school **
371.621
Astragalocalcaneal ligam't
611. 72851
Assent logic
163
Astragaloscaphoid **
611. 72851
Assessment civil servis
351-6
Astragalus bone
61I.71871
lib. econ.
024.2
Astringents
9
taxes
336.29
external irritants
615.772
Assignats Ft, finance
336.44
Astrolabe astronomy
522.41
** revolution
944.04
Astrology astronomy
520.1
Assignments law
347-7
occultism
133-5
Assimilation of food
Astronomers biografy
925.3
animals
591.133
Astronomic
man
612.39
almanacs chronology
529 -5
plants
581-133
clocks
522.51
Assistants dom. econ.
647.2
determinations geod.
526.6
Ub.
023.74
instruments
522
Assize, courts of law
347-99
maps
524
Associated
observations
522.19
press journalism
070.4312
maps
524
study self education
374.2
photografy
522.63
Association
physics
521
mental faculties
153-2
Astronomy
520
physiologic psychology
612.8212
descriptiv
523
public order
351.752
in relation to geodesy
526.6
Associationalism philos.
149-4
physical
521
Associations
practical
522
bilding loan inst.
332.32
spheric
522.7
cooperation
334.1
theoretic
521
bttsineBs "*
334
Astrophysics
523
charitable
361
Astrophytidae star fishes
593-94
college
378.06
*Asturias, Spain history
946.1
women
376.66
Asylum
for supplying teachers
371-145
right of legal antiquities
8 340.3
gilds
338.6
Asylums
labor
331.88
architecture
725.5
library benefit
023.59
hygiene
613.56
religious Y. M. C. etc
. 267
inebriate architecture
725-65
see also special subject and table 2
temperance
178.6
Assurance
368
sociology
362
Assyria ancient history
935.2
Asynchronous
antiquities
913-352
machines elec. eng.
621.3136
architecture
722.5
Atalanta, ship Am. rev.
973-357
^Assyrian language
492 . 19
Atavism evolution
575-1
Astaddae lobsters
595-36
Ataxia, locomotor diseases 616.83
Topicf ia bkck face tjpa are aubdlFided. Superior flgores refer to the tablea at the ead of this indei
642
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^Atchison co. Mo. history 977 . 81 1
Athanasian creed 238.1
Atheism apologetics 239
natural theol. 211
Atheists biografy 922
Atheneum libraries 027
Atheneums, Dutch educ. 379
Athenian suprem. Gk hist. 938
Athens
1
1 CO. O.
Athletic
clubs
sports .
ancient history
modem "
travel
history
hygiene
amusements
hygiene
interschool
school hygiene
training hygiene
Atlanta
campain U. S. civ. war
938
949
914
977
613
796
613
371
371
613
973
U. S. war of 1 81 2 973
91
2
492
04
5
5
95
197
72
75
74
73
7371
5255
974.984
551-461
910.4
ship
Atlantic
cable, see Telegraf
* CO. N. J. history
ocean phys. geografy
travel
squadron U. S. civ. war 973 . 756
U. S. war with Spain 973 • 895
states
For military history of N. or
S. division or individual
states, see subdivisions of
Special campains, and Mil-
itary history under 973.3,
973.52. 973.62, 973.7 and
973.89
telegraf communication 654.5
elec. eng. 621.3828
sociology 384
Atlantis antiquities 913*39
mythology 292
orig. home of man 572.4
Atlan to -axial joint anat. 6 1 1 . 72 1 5
Atlan to -odontoid joint
Atlas vertebra
Atlases
celestial astronomy
geografy
school apparatus
see also special topics
Atlo-axoid joint anatomy 6 1 1 . 72 1 5
Atmosfere
erosion
farm
u
611,
611 ,
524
912
371
7215
7II2
6791
551
631
37
433
Atmosfere
geologic agent 551-93
ground pub . helth 614.773
hight of astronomy 523.58
meteorology 55 1- 5
moon 523 -35
pneumatics 533 . 3
Atmosferic
currents 551.51
electricity 537-4
engins pnetmiatics 533 . 8
pressure " 533 . 4
physiology 612.27
railways 625.5
roads aeronautics 629.145
vibrations sound 534 -i
Atolls physical geology 5 5 19 6
Atomic theory 541 • 2
weights 541.2
Atomistic philosofy 182 . 6
Atoms stereochemistry 541.6
theory 541-2
Atonement christology 232.3
Atrium middle ear 61 1 . 854
Atrocities, see Cruelty
Atrofies
muscular physiology 612.7465
of spinal cord " 6 1 2 . 83 5
skin diseases 616.54
Atropin
effect on hart physiol. 6 1 2 . 1 7 4 1
iris mydriatics6 15.784
physiol. 612.8424
saliva " 612.31342
materia medica 615.336
Attack
means of comp. physiol. 612.016
zoology 591-57
military engineering 623 . 2
science 355-4
Attacks
on laborers strikes 331.891
Attendance
church 264
school 371.52
Attendants lib. economy 023.794
Attention physiol. psychol. 612.8212
Atterbom, P. D. A. 839 .7165
Attic
domestic economy 645 . 69
middle ear 611.8545
Attica Greek ancient hist. 938.5
Attitude , constraind hyg. 613.65
AttoUens muscle anat. 61 1 . 7324
Topics in bkck face type are subdivided. Superior flcures refer to the tables at the end of this faidez
RELATIV INDEX
643
Attorneys law
340
lives
923 4
Attraction
capillary liquids
532.6
chemic affinity
541.39
gravity
531 5
magnetisni
538
Augury 133.3
Augustine mediev. philos. 189.3
of mountains geodesy 526.14
sun and earth 5^3 33
Attrahens muscle anat . 611.7324
Attributes of God 231.4
Atwood sheep, Spanish 636.366
Aubanel, J. M. Prov. poetry 849 .145
*Aube, France history 944.33
Aubergine 635 . 646
Aubign^, T. A. d' Fr. satire 847 .34
Auburn prison system 365
Auction
catalogs author 018.3
clast 017.3
dictionary 019.3
Auctions
book library bu y ing 025.224
business methods 658
law of 347 . 7
»Aude, France history 944.87
Audifone acoustics 534-7
Auditing 657
Audition, see Hearing
Auditory
acuteness physiology 612.85871
canal ear diseases 617.83
center physiology 612.85872
nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 8
physiology 612.8198
path , central anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 8 1
reflexes physiology 612.8588
sub jectiv sensations " 612.85873
Auditus coloratus " 612.84373
* Audrain CO. Mo. history 977.833
^Audubon co. la. history 977 . 7486
societies 179 3
Auerbach, B. Ger. fiction 833.81
Auersperg, A. A. ** poetry 831 . 77
Auger, posthole agric. 63 1 . 3 1 1 3
Augeronne swine 636 . 443
Augier, G. V : E. Fr. drama 842 . 83
^Auglaize CO. O. history 977.143
•Augment Gk etymology 482 . 8
Augsburg
confession church hist. 270.6
creeds 238 . 4
Lutheranism 284.1
poultry 636 . 538
Topics in black face type are aabdiTided. Superior
Augustinian monks
Augustinism doctrins
Auk zoology
Auricle ear diseases
Auricles of hart anat.
Auricular
artery, posterior anat.
confession ordinances
nerv, large anat.
valvs, right "
Auriculoventricular valvs
^Aurora, 111. history
Auroras astronomy
Auscultation pathology
Austen, J.. English fiction 823 . 74
Austerlitz Europ. hist. 940.27
French «
Austin friars
^Austral ilands hist.
^Australasia
271.4
230.14
598.4
617.82
6iz.za5
611. 13325
265.6
611.83332
611. 1266
611 . 1264
977-323
523.59
616.074
u
Australia
administration
botany
finance
geology
* history
maps
schools, public
statistics
travel
other topics see table i
Australian
ballot suffrage
sheep
Austria
administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
colleges
constitutional law
education
finance
geology
' history
laws
maps
religious history
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
944.05
271.4
996.2
993
354
581
336
559
994
912
379
319
919
94
994
94
4
94
94
4
4
324.256
636.3684
354 436
913 436
720 9436
581.9436
378.436
342.43
370.9436
336.436
554.36
943.6
349.43
912.436
274 36
379 436
314.36
914 36
341 2436
flcuret refer to the tablet at the end of this inde^
644
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Austria
Automatic
zoology
591 9436
telefone systems
621.3857s
other topics see table i
telegraf elec. eng.
621.3824
Austrian
Automobile
architecture, Romanesque
'723-43
torpedoes naval engin'g
623.95
ascendancy in Italy
94507
Automobiles engin'g
629.2
Netheri'ds
949.202
Autonomy ethics
171. 6
succession, war U.S. hist
.973.26
pol. sci.
320.1
whites turkeys
636.5925
Autopsj' pathology
616. 079
Authenticity of Scripture
220. 1
Autotomy comp. physiol.
612 .0161
Author
zoology
591.57
bibliografies, individual
012
Autotransformers eng.
621.3144
catalog lib. admin.
025.3
Autotypes
773
catalogs bibliografy
018
Autumnal catarrh diseases 616.203
Authority
*Auvergne, Fr^uice hist.
944-59
church and ministerial
262.8
sheep
636.3421
ethics
171 .1
Auxiliaries, Amer. in re vol.
973 346
school
371 5
*Ava, Burmah history
959-2
Authors
Avalanches phys. geology
551.31
and publishers
65552
Avaris ethics
174.5
anonymous bibliografy
014
Avars history
950
birthdays school observ
•371-365
Avatars Brahmanism
294
individual bibliog.
012
Aveneae grass crops
633.286
lives
928
Average
remuneration
655 - 52
maritime law
347.7
rights of copyright
655.6
probabilities
519.6
law
347-7
values, alligation
511. 8
special classes bibliog.
013
Averroes mediev. philos.
189.3
Authorship
^A vesta, Zend language
491 52
•
Bible
220.1
' literature
891.5a
literary methods
029.6
religion
295
Autobiografy
920
^Aveyron, France hist.
944.74
Autocracy form of state
321.6
sheep
636.3468
Auto-da-f^ Span, history
946.04
Aviation
" inquis.
372.3
amusements
796
Autodigestion of stomach
612.3234
engineering
629 . 17
Autoelectrolytic processes
physics
533-6
practical chemistry
542.8
Avicenna mediev. philos.
189.3
Autografs book rarities
091
Aviculture
636.6
Autolysis physiol. chem.
612.015349
Aviets aeronautics
629.179
Automata, mechanical
791
Avignon
.
metaphysics
127
council of relig. hist.
370.5
Automatic
A villa, J. de Span, letters
866.31
actions of animals phys
.. 612.821312
Avocado pear
634.653
checks gun mounts
623.43561
Avoirdupois weights
389
. fire extinguishers
614.844
Avon, ship U.S. war 181 3 973 .5255
guns ordnance
623.4225
Awnings dom. eonomy
645-3
small anns
623.4424
ship outfit
623 . 86
pistols
623.4433
Ax, grubbing
631. 31 16
rifles small arms
623.4424
pruning
631.3425
shaft-governor engins
621.1643
Axes, position of geodesy 526.16
switchboards telefony
621.3877
Axilla anatomy
611 .971
Topics in bUck fmce typ« are subdWided. Superior figuret refer to the tables at the end of tliki index
RELATIV INDEX
645
Axillary
artery anatomy
611.1341
gland& "
611 .4671
muscle "
611. 7371
\eins **
611. 1454
Axis
bone anatomy
611.7113
cerebrospinal "
611. 811
Axle physics
531.82
transmission mechanism
621 .822
Axles railway engineering
625.21
Aylesbury ducks
636.59721
'Ayr, Scotland history
941.42
Ayrshire cattle
636.2251
Azeel fowls
636.58811
Azeglio, M. d' Ital. fiction
853 . 78
Azimuth
constant
522.37
determinations
526.63
instrument astronomy
522.42
Azo-bodies organ, chem.
547.8
Azoic rocks stratigraf. geol
•551.71
^Azores history
946.99
Azotin
fertilizers
631 . 848
Azoxy-bodies organ, chem .547.8
Aztec
architecture
722 .9
club of 1847
369.145
history
972.014
language
497
Azygos veins anatomy
611 . 1456
297
881.
4
935.4
722.5
492 . 19
299.219
252.5
292
176.
2
611 .
753
611.
711.
175-
5
795
623.
4251
Baalbec ancient history 939.42
Babies, see Infants
Babism Moham. sect
Babrius Greek poetry
Babylon
ancient history
architecture
^ language, cuneiform
religion
Baccalaureate sermons
colleges 378
Bacchanalia soc. customs 394-
Baccihus mythology
Bachelors celibacy
Back, bursae of anatomy
Backbone anatomy
Backgammon
ethics
games
Backsight ordnance
Backstitching dom. econ. 646.21
BackstrOm, P. J. E. 839 . 7266
Bacon, Francis
British philosofers
empiricism
English essays
Shakspere controversy
Baconian philosofy
Bacon's rebellion Va. hist, 975.5
Bacteria
agriculture beneficial
injurious
botany
fermentation
theory of diseases
Bactericidal properties
blood physiology
Bacteriology
of intestin physiology
saliva "
soil agriculture
stomach physiology 612.3263
pathology 616.01
^Bactrian, Old language 491 . 52
Bactriana ancient hist. 939 . 64
Bad social customs hyg. 613.87
^Baddeck, K. S. history 971 .693
^Baden, Germany history 943 . 46
Badges heraldry 929.8
Badminton games 796
Baffin bay travels 919.8
Bagatelle amusements 794
^Bagdad history 956.7
192. 1
144
824.3
822.33
192. 1
631.8472
632.3
589.95
663.1
616.01
of
612.118223
6x2.3363
612.31363
631.46
Topics ia bU^k f«ce tjpe are tubdJrided. Svperior flcores refer to the tables at the end oi this index
646
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bagging manufacture
677
Baldness dermatology
616.54
Baggesen, Jens Dan. poetry 83 9 . 8 1 56
Bale, J : English drama
822.23
*Bagot CO. Que. history
971.4525
^Balearic Islands history
946.7
Bagpipe
788.9
Balers
631.3632
Bags
Baling
631.5642
agriculture
631.3721
^Balize history
972.82
manufacture
677
travels
917.282
^Bahamas history
972 .96
^Balkan states history
949 6
travel
917.296
Ball
Balf, J: A. de Fr. poetry
841 . 36
and socket joint anat.
611.72963
L.de Fr. drama
842.32
bearings engineering
621 .822
Bail criminal law
343
strength
620. 11284
Bailiffs local gov't
352.2
playing amusements
797
Baillie, Joanna Eng. drama 822 . 71
school hygiene
371.74
Bailments
347-4
Ballads
Bain automatic telegraf
621 .38241
Danish poetry
839.8112
Bait for specimen collecting
' 579-6II
' English Uterature
821 .04
Bakauner swine
636.432
song books
398.8
Baker shorthand
653-35
Swedish poetry
839.7114
Bakers' occupation hygiene
5613.64
vocal music
784.3
Bakewell's Leicester sheep
636.3211
Ballast railway engin'g
625.14
Bakies, Scotch
636.528
transportation
656
Baking
Bailers
631.3361
cookery
641.71
Ballet amusements
792
powder adulterations
614.315
ethics
175.2
chem. tech.
664.6
Ballistics
Bakonyer swine
636.432
exterior mil. engin'g
623 . 54
Balance
interior
623.53
bridge engineering
624 . 35
Balloon
frame cultivator
631.3163
sonde aeronautics
629.151
machines
531.81
Ballooning aeronautics
629.15
metrology
389
military
623 741
of power polit. science
320.1
physics
533.6
trade commerce
382
Ballot suffrage
324 . 25
spring watchmaking
681
Balloting
Balanced courses educ.
375005
legislativ procedure
328.375
plow
631.3122
see also distinctiv name
Balancers elec. eng.
621.31327
Ballots
Balances, chemic
542.32
coimt of suffrage
324.261
Balancing
miscoimt of "
324 . 275
apparatus aviation
629.186
Ballroom furnishings
645.69
ballooning aeronautics
629.166
Ball's Bluff, Va. U. S. hiit.
973.7318
machinery shipbilding
623 . 87
Balls
running gear railrd eng.
625.21
dancing
793
Balanophoreae botany
583.947
domestic economy
642.43
Balanopseae "
583.961
ethics
175.3
Balbo, Cesare Ital . essays 854.74
projectils ordnance
623.45111
Balb6a discov. of Amer.
973.16
small arms
623.4551
Balconies, sleeping
Balm garden crop
635.73
funiishmg dom. econ.
645 67
Balms field «
633.816
location ^ •
643.57
^Baltic provinces, Rus. hist
•947.4
Balcony furnishings
645.8
sea phys. geog.
551.461
Baldi, Bernardino It. poet
■851.47
travels
914.74
Topics in black face type are lubdiTided, Superior
figures refer tg tkp tiibJeB at the end of UUa iadei
RELATIV INDEX
647
'Baltimore city history
97526
Banville, T.F. de Fr. poet 841 . 83
travels
917-526
Baptism of infants
265.1
* CO. Md. histor
^'975.271
sacrament
265.1
riot U. S. civil war
9737313
Baptismal
*
'Baluchistan history
958.8
fonts sacred furniture
247.1
Balustrades arch, design
72939
regeneration salvation
234.4
Balzac, H. de Fr. fiction
843 • 73
Baptisms registers of
929.3
Bamboo fibers
633 . 587
Baptistery sac. furniture
247.1
Bambuseae grass crops
633 . 289
Baptists
286
Bampton holts sheep
636.3217
biografy
922.6
lectures
239 01
persecution by Puritans
272.8
Banana agriculture
634 772
Bar
See also distinguishing name
association
347-06
Band music
788
keeper's manuals
663.8
irons plumbing
696.7
legal
340
saws machine tools
621.93
biografy
923 4
Bandages surgery
617.93
tending ethics
178.4
therapeutics
615.813
^Baraga co. Mich, history
977-497
Bandello, Matteo Ital. fie.
853.32
Barb horse
636 . I I
Banditti biografy
923-41
pigeon
636.59614
law
343
^Barbados history
972.98
*Banff. Scotland hist.
941.24
travels
917.298
^Bangkok history
959.3
gooseberry
634 • 7757
travel
915-93
Barbarians
Bangorian controversy
283.42
antiquities see country
Banishment crim. law
343-2
inva.sion of Rome
937.09
Banjo
787.7
N. American indians
970.1
Bank
prehistoric archeology
571
note engraving
768
S. American indians
980
notes counterfiting
332.9
war customs
399
money
332.5
Barbarins sheep
636.3469
of England economics
332.15
Barbarism vs church
261.3
the U.S.
332. n
Barbarisms Eng. lang.
428..^
U.S. national U.S. hist.
973-41
■ other languages
Bankers biografy
923.3
Barbarities, see Cruelty
Banking
332.1
^Barbary States history
961
Bankrupt laws
347.7
wars U.S. hist.
973.47
Bankruptcy
347-7
Barbd wire manufacture
672
Banks
Barberini vase pottery
738
and banking law
347-7
Barberino, F. da Ital. fie.
853.12
architecture
725-24
Barberry
634.746
cooperativ cooperation
334.2
Barbers
391.5
political economy
332.1
Barbet
savings banking
332.2
armor shipbilding
623.9
state control
351-825
mounts ordnance
623 . 4332
Banners heraldry
929.9
Barb^zieux poultry
636.544
sacred omam'ts
• 247.9
Barbier, H.A. Fr. satire
847.72
Banquets
Barbizon school painting
7594
domestic economy
642.45
Barbour, J : Eng. poetry
821.16
social customs
394.1
^Barbour co. W. Va. hist.
975.459
student life
371-89
^Barcelona history
946.7
Bantams
636.5871
travel
914.67
Bantmg dietetics *
613.24
Barclay, A. Eng. satire
827.21
Topics in black face type are lobdiTided. Superior flgnres refer to the tablet at the end of this index
648
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bards and minstrels
English literature
French "
German "
' other literatures
Bare wire elec. engin'g
Barebones parliament ^
Baretti, G. Ital. satire
Barges shipbilding
821
841
831
621.3193a
942 .064
857-65
623 . 829
Barium inorganic chem. 546.43
Bark grafting
Barley agriculture
brewing
Barlow, Joel Am. poetry
Barnacles zoology
Bams agriculture
architecture
631.54136
633 16
663.3
811.23
595-35
631 .22
728.95
^Barnstable co. Mass. hist. 9 74 . 49
*Baroda, India history
Barometer pneumatics
Barometric
leveling
pressure
Barometry
geodesy
mesology
954.7
533-4
526.37
612.01441
phydoL effects 612 . 27
respiration 612.2232
hypsometry 551.53
meteorology 551.54
842.48
Baron, M.B. Fr. drama
Baronage heraldry
Baronetage "
Barons war Eng. hist.
Baroque style architec.
Barracks architecture
hygiene
military eng.
Barrages engin'g
Barrel organs music
Barrels agriculture
manufacture
Barricade military eng.
Barrier forts military eng. 623 . 134
Barriers elec. engineering 621.3177
Barrili, A.G. Ital. fiction 853 . 82
*Barron co. Wis. history 977.518
Barrows, British archeol. 571.92
929.7
929.7
942.034
724.19
725.18
613.67
623 .612
627. 1
789.9
631.5644
674
623.15
hand
shorthand
*Barry co. Mich, history
» Mo.
Bars harbor engineering
strength of materials 620.11282
Barter commerce 380
zootechny 636.08113
631.3721
653-73
977.416
977.876
627. 1
Barth^lemy, A.M. Fr. sat.
Bartholin, Kaspar Dan. lit.
T: • -
Bartholini's glands anat.
phys.
Bartholomew
* CO. Ind. history
fair public customs
St religious persecu.
Bartoli, D. Italian essays
^Barton co. Mo. history
Baruch Apocrypha
^Bas Breton language
Basalt geology
Bascule bridges engin'g
Base
line geodesy
mesures, adjust, of geod.
mesuring "
Baseball amusements
school hygiene
Bases
library furniture
qualitativ analysis
theoretic chemistry
wage politicai econ.
walls
Bashan ancient history
Bashfulness ethics
Basidiolichenes botany
Baaidiomycetes "
Basilar
arteries anatomy
phalanges of foot "
hand "
Basilic veins "
Basilica architecture
Roman antiqui.
Basflican code law
^Basilicata, Italy history
BasiUsk legends
zoology
Basin
docks
Basins
catch
filter
shipbilding
sewers
waterworks
physical geografy
Basis peduncuU anat.
Basket ball games
fibers
Basketry
elementary education
847.71
839.883
839.883
611.677
612.494
977.224
394.6
272.4
854.53
977.871
229.5
491.68
552.28
624 . 82
526.24
526.57
526.2
797
371.74
022 .915
544.12
541.4
331 . 23
721.25
939 ■ 46
179.9
589.11
589.22
611.1349
611.71891
611.71791
611. 145462
726.5
913-37
349-37
945.77
398.2
598.11
623 . 83
628.255
628.16
551.43
611. 81542
796
633 58
372.5s
TopiM ia bkck face type ere iobdiTide4. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of tfala index
kELATlV lNDfi;X
649
Basketry
manufactures
ornamental
prehistoric
Baskets
balloon aeronautics
packing agric.
appliances "
transport "
^Basle history
travel
Basque
^ language
' literature
' provinces history
sheep
^Basra history
Bas-relief sculpture
Bass fishing
zoology
Bass clarinet wind instrum.
horn
674
745
571
53
629.162
631.5644
631.3644
631.3731
949.4
914.94
491.69
891.69
946.6
636.3461
956.7
736
799
597-5
788.6
788.48
* Alpes, France history 944.95
* Pyr^n^es «
Ba&sethom music
Bassoon "
Ba&tardy law
Bastile
Bastions
Batata
^Batavia
pnsons
French history
fortifications
944.79
788.6
788.8
347.6
365
944.041
623 . 116
635.22
992 .2
919.22
371.394
977.843
history
travel
Batavia system educa.
^Bates CO. Mo. history
Bath, order of the heraldry 929.71
Bathing
customs 391.6
domestic economy 646 . 7
hygiene 613 . 41
school hygiene 371-735
suits dom. econ. 646.47
Bathroom furnishings 645 . 68
location 643.52
Baths
admin, of medicin by 615.67
antipyretics 615.75
antiquities Greek 913.38
Roman 913. 37
architecture 725.73
hydrotherapy 6 1 5 . 853
hygiene 613.41
nutritiv hygiene 613.23
floating
military
storage
612.541
542.4
583.916
567.6
597.6
599.4
355.31
356
623.23
621.354
537 . 86
623.9
623.4
621.354
Baths
physiologic effects
practical chemistry
Batideae botany
Batrachla paleontology
zoology
Bats
Battalion mil. science
drill *• tactics
Batteries
advancing siege works
electric engineering
physics
naval eng.
mil. -
elec. "
Battering ram war customs 399
Battery
carriages ordnance 623.4316
tools mil. engin'g 623.461
^Battle Creek, Mich. hist. 977.422
Battle
paintings 756
wager of legal antiq. 340.3
Battledoor outdoor sports 796
Battleflag day U.S.civ.war 973 . 763
Battles
Great war 1914-19
land military science
naval naval "
U. S. history civil war
Mex. '^
revolution 973.33
Span, war 973 .893
war of 1812973.523
see also hist, of other countries
Battleships shipbilding 623 . 825
Baude, Henri Fr. poetry 841.24
Baudot printing telegraf
Bauxite econ. geology
metallui^gy
history
travels
history
travels
* Rhenish history
travels
* Upper history
travels
Bavarian swine
sheep
Bay
* City, Mich. history
940. 4i
35548
359
973 . 73
973 . 623
^Bavaria
* Lower
621.38255
553.49
669.7
943.3
914.33
943.35
914.335
943 • 43
914.343
943.36
914.336
636.431
636.3333
977.447
Topics in black fac« type are rabdirided. Superior fisoreB refer to the tables at the end of this Index
^
650
DECIMAL CLASSIPICAf lOlSt
Bay
* CO. Mich. history 977.447
of Bengal phys. geog. 551-467
windows architec . design 729.38
Bayeux tapestry decoration 746
*Bay^eld CO. Wis. hist. 977-513
Bayonet
drill mil. science 356
hoe 631. 31 51
military efficiency 623 . 4443
wepons 399
Bays hydrograf y 526.99
Beaches, formation of 551-36
Beacons navigation 656
river engin'g 627.9
Beaconsfield £ng. fict. 823 . 86
Beads
archeology 57i-74
blowpiping prac. chem. 542 . 52
decoration 746
devotional 247.9
ornaments 39'- 7
Beadwork 746
Beagle expedition 508.3
Beakers prac. chem. 542.231
Beam
and scales metrology 389
side-lever engins 621.1222
Beams
bilding 694
iron bridgebilding 624 . 22
strength of materials 620.11282
strengthend carpentry 694.3
wood bridgebilding 624 . 222
Bean
family fruit culture 634.46
harvesters 63 1 . 3563
shellers 631.3614
Beans field crops 633.3
garden " 635.65
gathering 631.5563
Bearbaiting customs 394-2
Beards " 39^-5
Bearings
engineering 621.822
steam turbin design 621.16539
^B^arn, France history 944 . 79
B^amaise sheep 636 . 3462
swine 636.445
Beasts
agriculture 636
zoology 599
Beatitudes Gospels 226.2
*Beauce CO. Que. history 971.471
^Beauhamois CO. Que. ** 971.432
Beaumarchais Fr. drama 842.58
Beaumont, F. Eng. drama 822.35
'^Beauties, select'ns Eng. lit. 828
Beauty esthetics 701
personal * yoi
Beaux social ethics 1 7 7 • 6
* Beaver CO. Pa. history 974.892
Beaver animals 599-3
Beccaria, C. B. Ital. essays 854 . 65
Beccuti . Francesco " satire 857.42
'Bechuanaland history 968.9
travels 916.89
Becquerel rays chemistry 541.38
mesology 612. 01 4482
Bed
room furnishings 645 .67
wagon aid to injured 614.883
warmers 644.19
Bedbugs animal parasites 616. 968 1
household pests 648 . 7
zoology 595 . 75
Bedding domestic econ. 645 . 67
hygiene 613.591
zootechny 636.0832
^Bedford co. England history942 . 56
* Pa. " 974.871
Bedouin sheep 636.385
Bedouins
Arabian history 953
travel among 9 1 5 - 3
Beds
domestic economy 645 . 6 7
hygiene 613.591
Beecher, H : W. Am. orat'y 815.36
Beef
cattle Belgian 636 . 242
Dutch 636.232
English 636 . 222
French 636.242
German 636 . 232
Swiss 636 . 232
cure therapeutics 615.854
food 64 I . 3
production agriculture 636.2
economics 338.1
Bee-keeping 638.1
Beer
adulterations 614.344
analysis, chemic 543-1
drinking ethics 178. i
manufacture 663 . 4
Topics in bltclc face type are nibdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
651
Bees
Belgium architecture
720.9493
culture
638.1
botany
581.9493
insects
595.79
colleges
378.493
pests
632.79
constitution, law
342.493
wax agriculture
638.1
education
370.9493
Beet lifters
631.3584
finance
336.493
sugar cheiri. technol.
664.1
geology
554.93
Beethoven's
1 history
949.3
overtures
785.5
laws
349-493
sonatas piano music
786.41
maps
912-493
symphonies orches. "
785.1
religious history
274.93
Beetles
schools, public
379.493
insects
595.76
statistics
314.93
paleontology
565.76
travel
914.93
pests agriculture
632 . 76
treaties
341.2493
Beets, N. Dutch essays
8393454
zoology
591.9493
Beets
other topics see table 1
[
garden crops
635."
Belief salvation
234
field crops
633.41
theory of knowl.
121
See also distinguishing name
'Belize history
972.82
zootechny
636.08641
travels
917.282
B^gar weed
633.365
'Belknap co. N. H. hist.
974.24
Beggars pauperism
339
Bell system education
371.41
relief
362.5
shorthand
653.42
Begging pub. administra
. 351.763
Bell, see also Bel
Begoniaceae botany
583.468
Belladonna
Behaim, M. disc, of Am.
973."
cerebrospinal poisons
615.98
Behavior
177
mydriatics
615.784
Beheading punishments
343-2
Bellamy, J. Dutch poetry
839-3146
Behemoth
Belleau, Remy Fr. "
841.33
Bible
220 . 859
*Bellechasse co. Que. history 971 .473
folklore
398.4
Belles-lettres
800
Behistim inscription
492.1917
'Belleville, lU. history
977.389
Behn, Aphra Eng. fiction
823.44
Belligerents, rights of
341.3
Behring, see Bering
Bellman, K:M. Swed. poet. 839.7151
Being, nature of ontology
III
Bellows prac. chem.
542.53
Beispiele German satire
837.21
Bells, see Bels
Bel and the dragon Apocr
. 229.6
Bell's respiratory nerv
611.83336
Bel
Belmont
book and candle church
I 262 .9
battle U. S. civil war
973.751
glasses forcing
631-5441
1 CO. 0. history
977. *93
protection
631.3441
'Beloit,- Wis. history
977.588
ringing
789.5
'Beloochistan
958.8
Belcari, F. Ital. drama
852.21
Bels
^Belfast history
941 .61
diving hydraulic eng.
627
travels
914. 161
domestic economy
643.6
^Belfort, France history
944.45
manufacture
673
Belgian
music
789.5
cattle
636.24
signals
654.7
draft horse
636.1548
Belt conveyers mech. eng
. 621 .8675
* Kongo history
967 -5
courses walls
721.25
poultry
636.548
equatorial
525.14
Belgium administration
354 493
waterline shipbilding 623.9
antiquities
913.493
Belted cattle
636.2354
Topics in black face typ« are lubdiTided. Superior flgures refer to the tablet at the end of this index
652
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Belting mech. eng.
Belts
domestic economy
of Jupiter descr. astron.
Bembo, Pietro Ital. poetry
Bemis Heights Amer. rev.
^Benares history
travel
Bench and bar biografy
Benches
cutting agriculture
school
Benches school
Bending machines
Bends hydraulics
Benedetti, F. Ital. drama
Benedictine monks
Benediction
Benedictus sacred music
Benedix, J. R. Ger. drama
Benefactors biografy
Beneficence ethics
Benefices cleric support
Benefit
of clergy
societies
legal antiq.
oooperativ
insurance
Benevolence ethics
Benevolent
institutions
societieB
parish work
Bengal
bay of phys. geografy
* India history
^Bengali language
Bengel burners prac. chem.
*Benguela history
Benivieni, G. Ital. poetry
Bennington, Vt. battle
* , CO. Vt. hist.
Benserade, I. de Fr. satire
Bent grass agriculture
^Benton co. Ind. history
* la.
» Mo.
Benzenes organ, chem.
^Benzie co. Mich. hist.
Benzoin perfume plants
Benzole light chem. tech.
Beowulf Anglo- Sax. poet.
Bequests law
library
Beranger, F J* de Fr. poet.
621.852
646.48
52345
851.31
973-3333
954-2
915.42
923.4
631.335
371-631
371.631
621 .982
532.55
852.67
271 .1
264.9
783.22
832.81
923.6
177.7
254
340.3
334-7
368
177.7
361
361
256
551.467
954.1
491.44
542.44
967.3
851-25
973.3332
974.38
847.44
633 • 23
977.297
977.761
977.839
547 26
977.463
633-816
665.7
829.3
347.6
021.94
841.71
Berber sheep 636 . 386
Berberideae botany 583 . 1 1 7
Berbers description 916. i
Berceo, G. de Span, poetry 861 . 13
Berchet, G. Italian
Bereft charities
Bergamot perfume plants
lime fruits
* Bergen, Norway hist.
* CO. N. J.
Bergh, H.vanden
851.71
362.6
633.813
634.342
948.3
974.921
839.3252
Bergklint, O. Swed. poetry 839 . 7147
839 . 7848
636.35
636.432
Bergman, T. O. •* misc.
Bergmasker sheep
Bergschlag swine
Bering
sea arbitration
treaty
strait travel
Berkeley, G: Brit, philos. 192.3
idealism 141
^Berkeley dty, Cal. history 979 . 467
' CO. W. Va. hist. 975 . 497
* Berks co. England history 942.29
** 974.816
U.S.hist. 973.87
973.86
917.98
974 41
636 . 3232
636.4261
636.4263
628.315
943.15
914.315
341. 1
341.3
633.261
973 . 7365
972.99
917.299
Topics in bkck fmce type are tubdivided. Superior
* Pa.
^Berkshire co. Mass. hist.
Berkshire Knot sheep
swine, black
red
Berlier sewerage system
^Berlin history
travels
congress intemat. law
decree ** **
Bermuda
grass forage crops
Hundred U. S history
^Bermudas history
travel
Bemadotte Swedish hist. 948 . o 7
Bemardines monastic ord. 271 . 79
Bemart de Ventadom
Provencal poetry 849 .125
*Beme history 949 . 4
travels 914.94
Bernese cattle 636 . 2373
Bemi, F. Italian satire 857.32
Beroalde de VerviUe, F.
French fiction 843,36
Berrichonne sheep 636 . 344 1
^Berrien co. Mich, history 977.411
Berries fruits 634.7
* Berry, France history 944.55
figures refer to the tables at the end of thit iadei
feELATIV INDEX
65i
Berseem forage crops
633 32
Bible
Bersezio, V. Ital. drama
852.81
history
220.95
'Berthier co. Que. history
971 -443
Jewish history
933
Bertillon system anthropol
1-573.6
in public schools educ.
377.1
^Berwick, Scotland history
941.45
legends of
398.1
Beryllium inorgan. chem
546.45
revision English
220.52
Beskow, B. von Swed. lit.
839.726a
societies
206
Bessel's
Bibliofiles biografy
920.1
base mesuring apparatus
526.22
BibUofily
010
deduction L. M. Z. formu
1.526.47
Bibliografers biografy
920.1
determ. of earth's figure
526.15
. Bibliografies general
on
functions
517.35
Bibliografy
010
Bessemer
national
015
process metallurgy
669. 1
of special authors
012
steel engin'g materials
620. 17
subjects
016
Best reading
oaS
Bibliomania bibliografy
010
Betel botany
583.925
Bicameral legislature
328.392
narcotics
613.85
Biceps
Bethel ch. Va- U.S. civ. war 973 .7313
brachii anat.
6n. 73721
Beton
femoris **
611.73827
chemic technology
666.8
Bicuspid valvs anat.
611. 12642
construction masonry
693.5
Bicycle
engineering materials
620.13
amusements
796
Betrothal customs
392.4
manufacture
629.2
Betterments law
347.2
rinks architecture
725.86
Bettinelli, S. Ital. essays
854.61
room lib. bildings
022.687
Betting ethics
175.9
Bids bilding
692.4
news journalism
070.446
Biehl, C. D. Dan. drama
839.8251
lib. econ.
024.58
Biennial legislation
328 . 353
Beverages
Big Bethel, Va. battle
973-7313
adulterations
614.34
Bigamy ethics
173.2
alcoholic hygiene
613.81
law
343
temperance
178
Bigelow's ligament anat.
611 .7282
hygiene
613.3
Bignoniaceae botany
583.84
manufacture
663
Bigotry ethics
179.8
recipes
641.87
Bijns, Anna Dutch poetry 839 . 3 1 2 2
. water hygiene
613.31
Bil hook agriculture
631.3424
Beyle, M. H. French fiction
843-71
Bilderdijk, Wil. «
839.3151
B^zique amusements
795
BUding
690
Bezoar stones medicin
615.89
accidents inter, affairs
351.781
Bhagavat Ghita Sans. lit.
891.2
accounts, supervision of
692.7
Bhains cattle
636.293
architecture
720
^Bhotan, India history
954.1
associations coopera.
334.1
Bible
220
loan insti.
332.32
and science apologetics
239.8
construction history of
690.9
antiquities
220.93
contracts
692.9
Jewish
913-33
laws, bilding
692.9
classes Sunday schools
268
protection of life
614.85
Y. M. C. A.
267.3523
rent of land for
333.6
cyclopedias
220.3
stones econ. geol.
553.5
dictionaries
220.3
materials
691.2
geografy
220.91
Bildings
anc. geog.
911-33
buttermaking
637.231
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
654
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bildings
dairy
farm
hight of public helth
inspection of
library
architecture
lib. admin.
military engineering
out architecture
public
local government
transit astronomy
Y. M. C. A.
architecture
zootechny
Bile
ducts absorption in
anatomy
obliteration of
physiology
effect of pancreatic juice
physiology
therapeutics
with gastric juice physi.
Biliary
acids physiology
calculi "
excretion
fistulas
pigment
surgery
physiology
in urin physi.
salts
secretion
secretion
animals
man
substances, abnormal
Bilious fever diseases
Bib'ousness "
Bill
hook agriculture
of exchange banking
law
rights English
BiUiard
room furnishings
library bldgs
saloons architecture
Billiards ethics
game
Billings. Josh Am. humor
Billon coins and coinage
Bills
and notes law
637.131
631.3
614.784
614.85
022
737.8
025.9
623.6
728.9
7^5
353. 5
533.13
267.32
726.9
636.0831
612.35772
6ZZ.36Z
612.35765
612 . 3577
612.34251
612.357
615.742
612.3226
612.35715
612.35764
617.43
612.3577
612.35711
612.35713
612.46667
612.35715
591.148
6ia.3573
612.35769
616.36
616.36
631-3424
332.45
347.7
342.429
645.69
022.664
725.84
175.4
794
817.46
332.41
347.7
Bills
checking lib. econ.
legislativ before passage
passage
procedure
of credit law
mortality statistics
pub. helth
sale law
Bilt-up guns
Bimana mammals
Bimetallism coinage
Binary stars astronomy
vapor engins
Binaural hearing phydol.
Binders
agriculture
library employees
temporary lib. fittings
Binding
book library
mechanic trades
publishers*
rare
posts elec. eng.
^Binghamton, N. Y. hist.
Binocular
vision optics
physiology
Binomial theorem algebra
Biogenesis zoology
Biografic
sermons biografy
homiletics
Biografy
New testament
of educators
hist, of educ.
of gipsies
indians
pirates
slaves
Old testament
scriptural
Biologic laboratories archi
Biology
Biometry life insurance
Bion Greek lyric poetry
Biondi, L. Ital. drama
Bionomics
Bioplasm
Biplanes aeronautics
Birch-Pfeiffer, C. Ger. dram.
Bird day, school
025.234
328.374
328.375
328.373
347.7
312
6x4.12
347.3
623.42x6
599.9
332.42
523-84
621.44
612.85875
631. 3541
023.771
025.7
025.7
686
655.53
095
621.3526
974.776
535.7
612.8462
512.4
591 . 16
920
252.9
920
225.92
923.7
370.92
397
970.2
923.41
326.92
221.92
220.92
-727.5
570
368.3
884.7
852.66
575.3
576.2
629.174
832.74
371.365
Toiiict in bUck face type are subdiTided. Superior flgnres refer to theteblet at tihe end of tliia index
RELATIV INDEX
655
Birds
agricultural aids
pests
cage domestic pets
diseases of
egs oology
flight aerodynamics
comp. physiology
migration
game sports
nests of zoology
paleontology
poultry
protection
^Birmingham, £ng. history
travels
Birth
customs
growth after ph3rsiol.
marks
obstetrics
rates public helth
Birthday customs
Birthdays, public schools
Births
registers of
registration pub. helth
statistics
Bischarin sheep
Bishop shorthand
Bishops
ecclesiastic polity
in legislativ bodies
lives of
Bismuth
drugs digestiv system
external agents
inoi^anic chemistry
Bismuthides mineralogy
Bison cattle
hunting
zoology
Bissell bogies railway eng.
Bisticci, V. da Ital. essays
Bithynia anc. history
'Bitlis history
Bitters aids to digestion
vegetable drugs
economic geol.
Bitumen
Bituminous coal
shale
Bivalvs paleontology
zoology
Bixinese botany
BjOrnson, B. Norweg. fie.
Tojict in black face type are labdivided. Superior
598.3
632.96
632.698
636.686
619.6
598 a
629 . 142
612 . 768
591 . 52
799
598.3
568.2
636.5
179.3
942.48
914. 248
392.1
612.65
617.3
618.2
614. iz
392.1
371.365
929.3
614. IZ
312
636.386
653.74
262.3
328.3324
922
615.735
615.776
546.87
549-3
636.292
799
599.7
625.21
854.23
939.25
956.6
615. 7341
615.337
553-24
553.24
553-23
564.1
594.1
583.138
839.8367
Black
art magic 133 . 4
boards school fittings 3 7 1 . 63 1
cap raspberry
634.7112
Cayuga duck
636.59782
currant
634.723
See also distinguishing
name
deth plague
614.49
draft hoise
636.1523
duck, big
636.59782
* Forest, Germany
hist.
943 . 48
trav
. 9Z4.348
friars Dominicans
271.2
Hawk war U.
S. hist.
973.562
hills, S. Dak. geology
557.83
* history
978.3
paleon.
560.9783
travel
917.83
hole, Calcutta
954.1
huckleberry
634.732
medic
633.31
monks Augustinians
271.4
Benedictines
271. 1
Norfolk turkey
636.5927
raspberries
634.713
salsify
635.166
sea travels
914.77
Spanish fowls
636 . 563
swine, English
636.421 .
turkey
636.5927
walnut
634.512
Welsh cattle
636.2236
Blackberry
634 713
Blackfaced sheep
636.3252
^Blackford co. Ind.
hist.
977.268
trav.
917.7268
^Blackhawk co. la.
hist.
977-737
Blacking chem. technol. 667.8
Blacklisting
labor strikes 331 . 894
Blackmail law 343
legislativ abuses 328 . 367
journalism
Blacksmi thing
Blad apple
Bladder anatomy
diseases
physiology
air comp. anat.
physiology
gall anat.
physiology
swimming comp. anat.
phys.
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
070.16
682
634 -7757
61Z.62Z
616.62
612.4671
611 .29
612.767
611.366
612.35771
611.29
612.767
656
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bladensburg U . S. war 1812973.5238
*Blair co. Pa. history 974-875
Blanc» Mont travels 914. 449
Blanche, A: T. Swed. dram. 83 9 . 7 2 63
Bland silver act U.S. hist. 973 . 83
Blanket ballot suflErage 324.254
Blankets zootechny 636.08361
Blanks laborsavers 029.2
library 025.121
for special purpose see subject
Blasphemy ethics
law
Blast
furnace engin'g works
metallurgy
prac. chem.
Blasting agriculture
mining eng.
submarine
Blastopore embryology
Blastula
Blazonry heraldry
179-5
343
621 .76
669.8
542.4a
631.513
622 .23
622.23
611. 01334
611.013314
929.8
Bleachers* occupation hyg. 613 . 62
Bleaching
Bleeding therapeutics
wounds
Blemishes domestic animals
Blicher. S.;S. Danish^fic.
Blights agriculture
bacteria
Blind
asylums architecture
sociology
education of
libraries for
667.1
615. 811
617.14
636.08115
839.836a
633
589.95
725.54
362.4
371. 911
027,6
observat'n of congenitally 612. 843 7 5
printing for 655.38
schools • 371.911
Blindage mil. eng. 623 . 24
Blind-def education 371-913
Blindness 617.7
Blinds arch, construe. 721.87
Blisters therapeutics 615.774
Blizzards meteorology 55155
Block books 092
* Island, R. I. hist. 974-58
trav. 917.458
pavement reinforced 625 . 87
stone 625 . 82
wood 625.83
vote suffrage 324 . 222
Blockade intemat. law 341-3
U. S. civ. war 973.758 |
Blocks, patent printing
reinforced roads
Blood
changes in respiration
diseases
^'examination
fertilizers
histology
letting therapeutics
making physiology
muscular irritability
physiology
poisoning
diseases
leucoc3rtes
red corpus.
physioL
pressure
purification "
serum, albuminoids of
sugar of physiol.
transfusion **
therapeutics
vessels anatomy
embryology
sympath, syst.
zoology
Bloody assizes £ng. hist.
Bloomer costume
^Bloomington, 111. history
Blowing engins
Blowout valvs steam eng.
Blowpip3
apparatus
Blowpiping
manipulation
mineralogy
qualitativ analysis
quantitativ *•
rock analysis chem.
Blue
Andalusian fowls
books Usts of officers
parliamentary
United States
glass therapeutics
grass
gray cattle
language univ. lang.
laws Connecticut
prints photografy
Swedish duck
tangleberry
vegetable dyes
Blueberry
See also distinguishing name
655 . 22
625 . 87
6X2.33
616.15
616.076
631.845
611. 0185
615.811
612. 119
612.7416
6X3. z
6x6.94
6I2.II26
6I2.III4
6x3. 14
6x3 . 33
612.39812
612.35212
6I2.II63
615.65
6IX.Z
6IZ. 01368
612.899
591. II
942.067
391-a
977-359
63X.6
621.18479
542.5
542.53
549.1
544.3
545-4
543.6
636.564
351. a
328.43
338.73
615.831
633.21
636 . 2232
408.9
345.23
771 •
636.59723
634.731
633 . 862
634.73
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of tidt index
RELATIV INDEX
657
Bluing laundry process 648
supplies 648
Blumauer, Aloys Ger. sat. 837
Blunderbus firearms 623
£ng. language 428
other languages
Blunders
s
Board
of helth
.27
.18
.62
.441
•3
etiquet • 395
city gov't 352
medicin 614
reports of 614
sanitary eng. 628
trade architecture 725
reports 381
• 4
09
•25
Boarding schools architec. 727.2
.2
educa.
Boards, see also Trustees
Boards
Boat
bildlng
bridges
houses
racing
timber
373
674
623.8
624.87
735-87
1757
school hygiene 371.75
amusements
engineering
architecture
ethics
Boeotia ancient history 938.4
Boer war 968.2
Boers history 968
Boethius Provengal poet'y 849 .111
Bog iron ore 553-3
Bogies folklore 39^-4
railway engin'g 625 . 2 1
^Bohemia history 943 . 7 1
travel 914.371
Bohemian
brethren sects 284.3
Bohemian fowls 636 . 537
* language 491.86
B literature 891.86
Bohemianism customs 394
Bohlen lectures 239.04
BOhme medieval philos. 189.5
Boating amusements 797
Boats
life, see Life boats
shipbilding 623 . 8
wharf architecture 725.34
see also qualifying words
Boccaccio, Giov. Ital. fie. 853.15
Bodel, Jean French dram. 842 . 13
Bodenstedt, F ; M. Ger. lit. 83 1 . 84
Bode 's law astronomy 523.21
Bodily strength athletics 613 . 72
Bodleian library 027 . 742
Bodmer, J ; J. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 58
BMtcher, L. Dan. poetry 839.8166
Body
and mind 130
care of hygiene 613
nursery 649 . 4
school hygiene 37^ . 73
denliness of hygiene 613.4
congenital defects *' 613.91
development childstudy 136.71
physioL 612.6
mental influence cures 6 1 5 . 85 z
mesurements of 573-6
natural and spiritual 233 . 5
symmetry of art anat. 743
temperature of physioL 612.56
training of hygiene 613.73
weight anthropometry 573-6
Boendale, J. van Dut. misc. 839.381
Topkt in black ftca type are ettbdMded. Superior
Boileau-Despr^aux, N.
847.46
Boiler
accidents pub. helth
614.837
steam eng.
621 . 1947
construction
621.1845
economy steam eng.
621.18413
explosions " "
621.1947
fuels
621.1822
houses " "
621 . 192
inspection pub. helth
614.837
steam eng.
621. 1947
management ** "
621.194
plants " "
621 . 19
setting steam eng.
621.18456
shop engin'g works
621 .792
Boilers
621.184
insurance
368.7
locomotiv
621 . 133
portable engin
621.153
traction engin
621.143
Boiling
cookery
641.73
heat
536.44
points chemistry
541.36
practical chemistry
542.48
Boils diseases
616.52
Bojardo, M. Ital. poetry 851 .22
Boker, G: H. Am. drama
812.33
^Bokhara history
958.6
sheep
636.385
Bolak universal lang.
408.9
^Bolivia history
984
Bollandists mon. orders
• 371.5
Bolle ram hydraulic mach
. 621.272
^Bollinger co. Mo. history
977.894
^Bologna history
945-4
travels
914.54
flgoreB refer to the tables at the end of thia index
658
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bolometer thermometry
Bolshevism Rus. hist,
sociology
Bolting pol. parties
Bolts
machinery
strength of materials
track railway engin'g
Bombardon wind instr.
Bombards ordnance
'Bombay, India history
travel
Bombs
d3mamite chem. tech.
military engineering
Bon Homme Richard
Bonaparte
Joseph in Spain
Napoleon consulate
empire
^Bonaventureco.Que. history
Bonbons cookery
*Bond CO. 111. history
Bondage slavery
Bonded warehouses arch.
Bonding elec. engineering
Bonds
and stocks
civil trials
criminal law
finance
insurance of
municipal
of brick work masonry
stone *• "
public schools
Bone
boiling air pollution
caves prehist. archeol.
chemic composition
engineering materials
fertilizers
histology
implements archeology
Bones
descriptiv anatomy
diseases of
human anatomy
musical instruments
of ear anatomy
paleontology
physiology
skeleton of animal
Bonghi, R. Italian essays
536.51
947 • 08
335
329
6a I. 882
620.11387
625.15
788.8
623.4311
954.7
915-47
662.2
623.45112
973-355
946.06
944.046
944.05
971 .478
641.85
977.387
326
735-14
621.3334
332.6
347-91
343
336.3
368.8
333.5
693.21
693 . 1 1
379 13
614.742
571.81
612.751
620. 199
631 . 852
611.01841
571.52
591-79
616.71
611. 71
789.4
611.857
566
612.75
591-49
854.82 '
Bonn conference rel. hist. 284.8
Bonnets costume 39' -4
toilet 646 . 54
Bonus
eflBdency pol. econ. 331.225
Book
auction catalogs author 018.3
clast 017.3
dict'ry 019.3
auctions 655.56
• binding see Binding
buying lib . administrat . 025.22
cases library bildings 022.4
private libraries 645.63
catalogs author 018
clast
dictionary
publishers
subject
self -culture
clubs
collecting
collectors
017
019
015
017
374.22
025.3
920.1
024.23
022 .93
022.934
651
biografy
fees library economy
furniture, special
holders lib. fittings
office equip,
illustration
inserted plates 096
printing 655.32
publishing 655.53
library 025.114
lifts Hbrary econ. 022.945
making typografy 655
numbers lib. admin. 025.8
of common prayer episc. 264.03
ownership rarities 097
plates library economy 025.253
rarities 097
rarities 090
rejection lib. economy 025.217
stacks library bldgs 023 . 43
thefts " abuses 024.86
trade business
history
lib. economy
trucks
wagon
worm *
Bookkeeping
accounts
agriculture
buttermaking
cheesemaking
dairies
655 5
655.4
022.943
021.65
025.8
657
631.16
637.216
637.316
637.116
Topics in black fac« type are rabdirided. Superior flgoret refer to the tables at the end of tbifl indei
RELATIV INDEX
659
Bookkeeping
Boone co.
library
025.114
* la. history
977.754
stockf arming
636.0816
* Mo. -
977.829
Bookmarks laborsavers
029.2
» W. Va.
975-439
Books
Boosters elec. eng.
621.31328
and reading, prof 'ships of
028.6
Bootmaking
685
bibliografy
ozo
Boots, tight hygiene
613.484
censorship lib. rejection
025.217
Booty law
341.3
" restriction
1024.674
Boragineae botany
583.77
prohibition
098
Borates mineralogy
549-73
chaind lib. econ.
025.8
Borch, Ole Dan. misc.
839.883
classification of Ub. econ.
025.4
^Bordeaux history
944.71
cleaning " admin
.025.7
travels
914.471
commonplace " econ.
029.4
Border ballads, Scottish
condemd to be burnt
098
Eng. poetry
' 821
enemies of lib. economy
025.8
ruffians Kan. hist.
978.1
extra special privileges
024.71
U.S. -
973.66
guides to selection
oa8
Bording, Anders Dan. poet. 839 . 8132
library economy
020
Bore, gun ordnance
623.4235
lists of best subj. bib.
016
Borecole
635.346
mending ** admin.
025.7
Borer, posthole
631.3113
new, for rent lib. econ.
024.78
Borers agric. pests
632 . 76
library bookbuying
025.221
Bores social ethics
177
number borrowable
024 . 61
Borghini, V. Ital. essays
854.43
of prints
769
Boring machinery
621.945
old lib. bookbuying
025.223
min. eng.
622.24
prayer
264
BOrjesson, J. Swed. dram.
839.7261
preservation of lib. econ
.025.9
BOrk, Isak
839 723
privately printed rarities
094
Borlen apparatus dairy
637.3321
lib. gifts
025.227
Bom, B. de Proven^, poet. 849. 126
prohibited
098
Bomeill.G.de -
849.128
propagandist lib. gifts
025.227
'Borneo history
991. 1
reading and aids
028
travel
919. II
reference lib. admin.
025.5
Bomier, Hi de Fr. drama
842.85
relending by borrower
024.65
Boron inorg. chem.
546.27
repairing lib. admin.
025.7
Borough Eng. loc. gov.
352.0422
restricted lib. economy 024.67
'Bosnia history
943-95
selection of " admin.
025.21
Bosphorus travels
914.96
selectors of • economy
025.214
Boss Amer. politics
329
sizes of " "
025.3
Bosses geology
551-88
tariff on
021 .861
Boston
weight of " "
022.438
* Mass. history
974.46
withdrawal • "
025.218
travel
917.446
Bookseller, library as
021 .26
massacre Amer. revol.
973-3"3
Booksellers
port bill
973-3116
catalogs author
018.4
schools, public
379.7446
clast
017.4
siege Amer. revol.
973 33x3
dictionary
019.4
statistics
317.446
lives bic^rafy
920.4
tea party Amer. revol.
973-3"5
Bookselling publishing
655 5
other subjects see table :
[
Boomerang wepons
399
Botanic
Boone co.
chemistry
581. 1
» 111. history
977-329
gardens architecture
727.5
1 Ind.
977-254
botany
580.7
Topics in blkck Umb type are sobdirided. Superior flgnree refer to the tables at the end of this indei
660
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Botanic
Bourbourg fowls
636.544
museums botany
580.7
Bourg fowls
636.544
Botanists biografy
925.8
Bourgeoisie soc. classes
323.32
Botany
580
Boursa, Turkey trav.
915-61
agncultural
630.28
Boursault, E. Fr. drama
842.44
classification of
580.1
Bourse stock exchange
3326
fossil
561
Bovine vaccin. cont. dis.
614.4731
geografic distribution
581.0
Bo wen, Francis Am.philos
. 191. 7
medical
61S
Bowling
of Bible
320.858
alleys architecture
725.84
structural
581
library bildings
022.665
systematic
580
amusements
796
Botero, Giovanni It. essays
1854.48
Bowstring hemp agric.
633-574
Botin, A. af Swed. misc.
839.7847
Box girder bridges
624.4
BOttiger. K : V. - poet.
839.7168
stalls zootechny
636.0831
Bottle charts physiografy
551.47
Boxer
Bottles, milk
637.135
ship U. S. war of 1812
973.5253
Bottom
uprising Chinese hist.
951
inner shipbilding
623.84
Boxes
of ocean botany
581.92
axle railway engin'g
625.21
phys. geog.
551.46
electric motor cars
621.3347
zoology
591.92
packing agric.
631.5644
shelbark hickory
634.523
appliances *
631.3634
iBouches du Rhftne Fr. hist.
944.91
plant "
631.346
Bouchet, Guillaume Fr. fie
.843.35
resistance
621.3742
Boulders drift
551-33
transport agric.
631.3731
Botdonnais draft horse
636.1543
Boxing athletics
796
Boundaries
Boy problem childstudy
136.77
law
347-2
scouts societies
369-43
national foren relations
327
Boycotting labor strikes
331.893
intemat. law
341
Boye, C. J. Dan. drama
S39.8201
political sci.
320.128
Boyle lectures apologetics
239.02
Boundary
Boys
Mexican U. S. history
973.621
childstudy
136 77
Northeast
973-58
dept Y. M. C. A.
267.357
N. W. Oreg. U. S. history 973 -611
religious societies
267.7
San Juan"
973.82
societies sociology
369.42
Texas
973.621
Brabant fowls
636.548
Venezuela " "
973.87
Bracciolini, F. Ital. satire
857-52
Bounties army
355.22
Bracelets jewelry
391.7
protection
337.4
Braces boiler engin'g
621 . 18452
U. S. army
353.6
carpentry
694.3
" civil war
973.7413
railway track
625.15
wage scales
331.225
Brackel fowls
636.548
' • Bounty ' ' mutiny, 1789
Brachial
Pitcaim's iland 997
artery anatomy
61 I. 1343
Bouquet's exped. U.S. hist
.973.27
plexus "
611.8334
Botirbon turkey
636.5928
Brachialis muscle "
611.73723
^Bourbonnais, France hist.
944.57
Brachiopoda paleontology 564.8
Bourbons
zoology
594-8
French history
944.03
Brachvogel, A. E.
832.83
restoration
g44 06
Brachygrafy shorthand
6S3
Spain history
946.054
Bracing engineering
624.3
restoration
946.07
Brackenridge, H.H :
813.21
Topics in black face type are rabdiyided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tttb end of this iadec
RELATIV INDEX
66i
Braddock's defeat U.S.hist
.973.26
'Bradford co. Pa. history
974.857
Bradstreet, Anne Am.poet
. 811 .13
Brahe, Tyge Dan. misc.
839 • 883
Brahma fowls
636.5852
Brahmanism
394
Brahmans biografy
932.94
Brahmaputra fowls
636.5852
Brahmm sacred cattle
636.291
Brahmo Somaj Ind. relig.
399. II
Braiding elem. educat.
372.55
Braidism
134
Braille system printing
65538
Brain
anatomy
611. 81
functional diseases of
616.84
mental derangements
132
physiology
131
moifology
612.823
physiology
612.82
structural diseases of
616.83
weight physiology
612.823
Braising cookery
641.72
Brakes
electric motor cars
621.3347
gun mounts
623.4356
railroad engineering
625.25
shaft power transmis.
621.826
Braking
electric motoi* cars
621.3347
gun mounts
623 -573
Bramble fruits
634 71
Branch
* CO. Mich. history
977.421
cuttings
631.5354
libraries library bldgs
022. 15
" extens.
021 .62
Branchial respiration zooL
591 -"5
'Brandenburg, Ger. history
943-15
travels
914.315
Brandes, Geoi^g Dan. essays 839 . 8466
Branding zootechny
636.08x2
Brandt, Geraert Dut . poet. 83 9 . 3 1 36
drandt's hydraulic gun
621 .269
Brandy
hygiene
613.81
manufacture
663.5
physiologic psychology
612.82144
physiology
612.3931
stimulant
615. 711
temperance
178
Brandywine, battle
973 3336
Brant
Joseph Amer. revol.
973-3345
Sebastian German satire 837.32
'Brant co. Ont. history
971 .347
'Brantford, Ont.
971 348
Brass instroments music
788
manufacture
673
Brasses, monumental
ecclesiology
247-3
sculpture
739
Braun.V.A.D.von Swed.sat.839.7764
Bravery ethics
179.6
'Braxton co. W. Va. hist.
J975-466
Brazil administration
354.81
botany
581.981
finance
336.81
geology
558.1
' history
981
maps
912.81
schools, public
379-81
statistics
318. 1
travel
918. 1
treaties
341.281
tea
633.77
other topics see table i
Brazing plumbing
696.1
Breach of promis law
347-6
Breaches
defense of mil. eng.
623.35
of disciplin mil. sci.
355-13
honor " "
355-13
Breaching " eng.
623.25
Bread, see Bred
Breakbone fever diseases
616.921
Breaker, middle
631.3126
clod
631.3143
621.31736
631.3125
371.23
636.0886
Breakers
circuit elec. engin'g
Breakfast, see Brekfast
Breaking
plow
up, school
zootechny
Breakwaters harbor eng. 627.2
Breast, see Brest
Breathing animals 591.12
man 612.2
Breathings Greek lang. 481.2
'Brecknock, Wales history 942 .96
Bred
adulterations 614.312
and-cheese war,i49i Neth.949.202
as food physiology 612.39274
cookery 641.6
fruit 634.39
Breda fowls, Belgian 636 . 548
Bredero, G.A. Dutch dram. 839.3231
Topics in black (ace tfpo are lubdiTided. Superior figoreB refer to the tables at tbe end of this index
662
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Bredstuffs production
338.1
Breweries architecture
725.43
Bredwinning courses educ
•3750071
Brewing air pollution
6x4.731
Breech mechanism ord.
623.424
chemic tech.
663.3
Breeching tackle ord.
623.4362
Briar creek Amer. revol.
973.3357
Breechloading
Bribery criminal law
343
guns ordnance
623.4222
electoral fraud
324.271
small arms mantifact.
683
legislativ abuses
328.367
mil. efficiency
623.443
Bricabrac
739
Breeding
Brick
domestic animals
636.0824
and hollow tile floors arch
.721.63
feeding for zootechny
636.08451
iron ceilings "
721.73
plant
631.522
structures "
721.97
raising for zootechny
636.0881
bilding material
691.4
zoology
591.56
bildings, library
022.21
Breeds domestic animals
636.08211
city houses, detacht
728.38
Brehon laws Irish law
349.415
party-wall
728.32
Brekfast cookery
641.52
city houses, semidetacht
728.35 ■
foods
641.3
clays economic geol.
553-61
meals
642.1
construction masonry
693.2
^Bremen, Germany hist.
943.5a
manufacture
666.7
travel
914.353
pavement
625.82
Bremer
piers
721.34
Fredrika Swed. fiction
839.7363
road engineering
625.82
*Bremer co. la. history
977.734
strength of materials
620.14
magnetite arcs
621.3256
sun-dried masonry
693.22
Bientano, C. Ger. fiction
833 . 72
village houses architec.
728.63
Bresciani, A. Ital. fiction
853.75
vitrified pavements
625.87
^Breslau history
943-14
walls architecture
721.24
travel
914.314
work, bonds of masonry 693 . 2 1
Bressane swine
636.447
works architecture '
725.48
Bresse fowls
636.544
Bridal customs
392.5
Brest
Bridge bilding
624
anatomy
61Z.69
duplex tel^rafy
621.382325
;' bone anatomy
611.713
graftmg agric.
632.8
diseases of women
618.19
material mil. eng.
623.66
wheels engineering
621 .223
Wheatstone engin'g
621.3742
hydraulics
532.84
physics
537-7
Bretagne, see Breton
Bridges administration
351.815
Brethren, United sects
284.6
agriculture
631.28
Bret6n de los Herreros, M.
engineering
624
Spanish drama
. 862.53
local government
352.7
Breton cattle
636 . 2441
military eng.
623.65
draft horse
636.1544
^Bridgeton, N. J. hist.
974. 995
language
491.68
Bridgewater treatises
215
literature
891.68
Bridging telefone lines
621.38523
sheep
636.3448
Brie cheese
637.3534
swine
636.443
Brief longhand abbrevia.
653.2
Breves spinae anatomy
611. 7317
Brigandage crim. law
343
Breviaries Greek church
264.019
Brigands law
343
Roman cath.
264.02
lives
923.41
Brewd
^Brighton, Eng. history
942.25
beverages adulterations 6 1 4 . 343
travel
914.225
chemic tech
. 663.3
Bright 's di.sease of kidneys
616.61
Topics inlbkck face type are subdivided. Superior ficores refer to the tablet at the end of this iadez
J
RELATIV INDEX
663
621.5651
839-3452
595.71
632.71
648.7
973-7353
942.41
974.48
974.55
427
Brine system refrig.
Brink, R. C. B. van den
Bristle tails
insects
pests agriculture
dom. eoon.
Bristoe campain
Bristol
^ CO. England history
> Mass.
> R. I.
Briticisms philology
British
> America history 971
army 354.426
barrows prehist. arch. 571.92
' Burma history 959 *x
travels 915.91
colonies polit. sd. 325
^ Columbia history 97i • i
constitution 34^ . 4^
^ East Africa history 967.6
1 empire history 943
Guiana boundary
U.S. hist. 973.87
> history 988
travel 918.8
^ Honduras history 972.82
^ India history 954
travel 915. 4
merinos 636.3672
museum library 027.542
navy 354- 4^7
N. America act Can. hist. 971 .049
philosofers 193
regime Canada history 971
statutes 346
Britons history 942
^Brittany, France history 944 -z
Broad bean 635.651
church Anglican ch. 283
ligament anat . 611.6672
Broadcast sowers 63 1 . 33 1 1
Broadsides lib. admin. 025. 17^^
Broadtaild sheep African 636.386
Asiatic 636.385
European 636.373
Italian 636.35
Broca's
area anatomy 6 1 z . 8 13 3
convolutions " 611.81311
Broccoli 635.356
Brochmand, J. Dan. misc. 839 . 883
Brockes, B. H ; Ger. poet. 83 1 . 57
Topics in bUck ftic« lype are lubdiTided. Supexior
Broiling cookery 641.76
Brokerage law ". ? . 347-7
^Brome co. Que. history 971 .464
Bromelia fibers 633 . 575
Bromeliacea? botany 584.22
Bromids h)rpnotics 6x5.782
Bromin
compounds mineralogy 549.4
inorganic chemistry 546 . 14
Bronchi anatomy 611.233
physiology 6 12. 2 151
Bronchial arteries anat. 6 1 1 . 1 3 5 5
Bronchitis diseases 616.23
Bronco 636.168
Brontft, C. Eng. fiction 823.81
*Bronx co. N. Y. history 974 . 7275
Bronze
age prehist. archeology 571.3
fine arts 739
manufactures 673
remains prehist. arch. 57 1 . 34
Bronze turkey 636.5922
Brooders 636 . 508337
Brook Farm socialism 335.97
*Brooke CO. W. Va. hist. 975.413
^Brooklyn, N. Y. history 974.723
travels 9x7.4723
Brooks assault on Sumner 973.7114
Broom com 633 . 175
root 633 . 59
^Broomeco. N. Y. history 974.775
Brooms domestic econ. 648 . 52
Brorson, H. A. Dan. poet. 839.8144
Brothels ethics 176.5
Brotherhoods monks 271
parish work 255
Brothers, Christian monks 271.78
Brougham, H : Eng. essays 824 . 74
Brown, C:B. Am. fiction 813.23
Thomas Eng. humor82 7.46
Brown
* CO. 111. history 977-347
travels 917-7347
* Ind. history 977.225
' O. history 977.1796
* Wis. history 977-561
coal economic geology 553.22
Swiss cattle 636 . 237 1
Browne, C: F. (Artemus Ward)
Amer. humor 817.37
Brownian motion
molecular physics 539-6
Brownies folklore 398.4
flgures refer to the tables at the end of this index
664
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Browning, E. . B . Eng. poet. 8a i . 89
Robert- *• 821.83
Brownists sects 285.8
Brown's, John, raid
causes of U^ S. civ. war 973 .7116
history of slavery 326.973
U. S. history 973 . 68
Virginia " 975 S
Brownson, O. A. Am. phil. 191.2
Browntail moth 632 . 78
* Bruce CO. Ont. history 971.321
Brueys, D : A. de Fr. dram. 842 . 46
Bruges fowls 636.548
Brumaire French history 944.045
Bruniaceae botany 5^3 -SQ^^
Brtinner's glands anat. 611.342
Brunswick
^ Germany history 943*54
house of Eng. history 942 . 08
pigeons 636.59633
Brusa, Turkey trav. 915.61
Brush fibers 633 . 59
^Brussels history 949 . 3
travel 914.93
sprouts 635.36
Brutes, immortality of 59 1 > 5 1
Bruun, J. N. Dan. drama 839.8252
M. K. *• poetry 839.8158
T. K. - satire 839.8753
Bryant, W : C. Am. poetry 811.33
Bryology botany 588 . 2
Bryophyta botany 588
Bryozoa molluscoidea 594-7
Bubble
Mississippi Fr. finance 336.44
South sea stocks " 332.6
Bubonic plague pub. helth 6 1 4 . 49
Buccal
cavity anatomy 611.31
physioL 612.31
of speech 612 . 7891
muscles anat. 6 1 1 . 73 2 6
pharynx " 611.3272
tonsil " 611.325
Buccaneers ad ventures 910.4
biografy 923.41
law 343
Buccinator muscle anat. 611.7326
Buchan humblies cattle 636.2231
Buchanan, J. presidency of 9 73 . 68
^Buchanan co. la. history 977 . 738
* Mo. " 977813
^Bucharest history 949 . 8
travel 9 14. 98
Buchholtz, A. H. Ger. fie. 833.51
Buck sithe 631 . 31 17
Bucket conveyers mech.eng.62 1 . 8676
Buckets
mining engineering 62 2 . 68
steam turbin construe. 621 . 16532
theory 621.165x2
Buckeye fowls 636 . 58 1 5
^Buckingham, Eng. hist. 942.57
^ Bucks CO. Pa. history 974.821
Bucks CO. fowls 636.5813
Buckshot war Penn. hist. 974.8
Buckwheat 633 . 1 2
^Bucolic poetry Eng. lit. 82 x . 06
Bud grafting 631 . 5415
^Buda Pesth history 943-91
Buddhism 294
Buddhist architecture 7 a a - 4
cookery 641.567
Buddhists biografy 922.94
Budding 631.5415
knife 631.341
Budgell, E. Eng. essays 824.54
Budget financ. adminis. 351 - 72
public finance 336
Buds, nipping off pruning 631 . 54222
Buena Vista
battle Mex. war 973-6235'
* CO. la. history 977.718
^Buenos Ayres history 982
travels 918.2
Buff turkey 636 . 5924
Buffalo,
* city N. Y. history 974 . 797
Panamer. expos. 606
travels 917-4797
* CO. Wis. history 977.548
Buffalo sBoology 599 . 7
American cattle 636 . 292 1
berry 634.742
. currant 634 . 724
milk cheese 637 . 3554
water cattle 636 . 293
Buffers railroad engin'g 625 . 25
Buffet cars trav. cookery 64X . 576
Buffets fixt furniture 729.94
Bugle, key wind instru. 788.46
valv - - 788.47
Bugs rhynchota 595-75
Baheler, H. Ger. poetry 831.34
Buhlwork 749
Building, see Bilding
Built-up guns ordnance 623.42x6
I ^Bukowina history 943-75
Topiet in black face tjpe are subdirided. Superior flgorei refer to the tablea at the end of this faidoi
RELATIV INDEX
665
Bui
fights amusements
791
ethics
175.6
""Golden Germany
343.43
tung plow
631. 3"7
Bulbels
631.5321
Bulblet
631.5321
Bulbo-urethral glands anat . 611.627
Bulbs edible 635.2
jfloriculture 716. i
horticulture 63 1 . 532 1
Bulbules '^ 631.5321
Bulbus olf actorius anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 3
vestibuli " 611.675
'Bulgaria history 949*7
* language 491.81
Btilkheds shipbilding 623 . 84
Bull, see also Bui
Bull Run
1st battle U.S. hist. 973- 73 14
2d • " * 973 7328
Bulletin boards lib. econ. 032.934
Bulletias lib. publications 035.135
Bullets ordnance 623.451
small arms 623 . 455
Bullion coins and coinage 332 . 4
Bullock's hart 634.415
Bulls, see also Buls
Bull's Ferry, N.Y. Am. revol. 973.3365
Bullying student life 371.82
Buls and bears stock ex. 332 .6
Irish £ng. humor 837
papal ' eccles. polity 363.8
Rom. ch. 383
Bulwer, B : G : Eng. fiction 833 . 84
Bumping posts railrd eng. 625 . 16
Bunchers crop packing 631.3643
Bundener swine 636 . 449
Bundesrat Ger. empire 354.4304
Bundestaat pol. sd. 321.021
Bundlers agriculture 631.3641
Bundling customs 393*4
Bunker hill
battle Amer. revol. 973.3313
monument " " 973-366
landscape arch. 718
Bunsen burners prac.chem543 . 44
pump pneumatics 533.5
Bunyan, John Eng. fiction 833 . 43
Buonarroti, M. Ital. dram. 853 . 51
Buoys harbor engin'g 637.9
. protection of life 614.865
ship equipment 623 . 86
Bur clover forage 633 . 3 1
Burchiello, D. Ital. satire 857.21
Burdach's tract anat. 6 1 1 . 83 6 1
Burdette, R. J. Am. hum. 817.43
^Bureau CO. 111. history 977.337
Bureaucracy administra. 351.1
Bureaus
architecture 725.13
cabinet making 684
college employment 3 7 8 . 3 64
. servants " 647.3
teachers " 37i»i45
Y M C A employment 267.3563
Burets practical chem. 542.35
Bflrger, G. A ; Ger. poetry 83 1 . 63
Bflrgher schools, German 379.43
Burglar alarms signals 654.7
Burglary criminal law 343
Burgoyne's
campain Am. rev. 9733332
surrender * 973- 3333
iBurgundyi France history 944 . 4
Burial
cemeteries 719
church rituals 265.8
customs 393-1
public helth 614.61
societies cooperation 334*8
Buriat fat rumpt sheep 636 . 385
Burke, B. Eng. oratory 825.62
Burking criminal law 343
'Burlesque Eng. litera. 837
^Burlington, la. hist. 977.7961
* CO. N.J. " 974.961
^Burma history 959-2
* British • 959 -i
Burmanniaceae botany 584.13
Burmese architecture 723.4
Burners for liquid fu^
steam engineering 62 1 . 1 83 5 7
Burnett, F. H. Am. fiction 813 . 48
* CO. Wis. history 977.514
Bumey, Prances Eng. fie. 833 . 66
Burning
glass optics 535-81
of libraries 023.36
the ded customs 393 .2
turf fertilizers 631.831
Burnings customs of war 399
student life 3 7 1 . 89
Bums, R. Eng. poetry 831.67
Bums and scalds surgery 61 7. 11
Burnside exped. U.S. hist. 973.7334
Bums shorthand 653 . 64
flsnra r«fer to the ttblM at tttb end of thli indox
666
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Burr, Aaron, conspiracy
trials
343.1
U. S. hist.
973-48
Burro
636.182
Burroughs, J : Am. essays
814.41
Burse anatomy
611.75
diseases of
616.76
Burseraces botany
583.247
Burying grounds cemetery
719
pub. helth 614.65
Bush
fruits
634 7
harrow
631.3131
squash
635.621
Business
arithmetics
511. 8
bildings architecture
725.2
capacity college train'^
: 378.01
colleges
650.7
commerce sociology
380
cooperation
334
ethics
174
law
347.7
management
658
manuals
658
methods
658
schools
650.7
vices
1744
*Busra history
956.7
Butchershops
641.4
*Bute, Scotland history
941.39
Butjading sheep
636.3314
Butter
637.3
Samuel Eng. humor
837.4a
*Butler CO. la. history
977.729
* Mo.
977.893
» 0.
977.175
« Pa.
974.891
Butlers dom. econ.
647.25
pantry -
643.45
iButte CO. Gal. hist.
979.432
Butter
637 2
adulterations
614.325
artificial chem. tech.
664.3
as food physiology
612.39286
in milk physiology
612.66413
Butterflies fossils
565.78
pests
632 . 78
zoology
595.78
Butterin
637.282
Buttermaking
637.233
Buttermilk adulterations 614.324
dairy
^637.247
Buttons manufactures ^"
L679
Bylaws lib. government 023 . i
Byles, Mather Am. satire 817.13
Byron, G : G. N. Eng. poet. 821.76
Byssacese botany 589.19
Byzantine
architecture 723.2
art 709.495
ecclesiology 246.1
1 empire history 949-5
Topks in Mack face tjve it Bubdirided. Superior flgorei refer to the tablee At the end ef this faktos
RELATIV INDEX
667
Cabal, Conway Am. revol.
973-349
Caesar Latin literature S78 . i
Cabafistic art
133
Caesarian section obstetrics 618.86
Cabbage
635.34
Caesars lives
923-137
K^abell co. W. Va. history
975-442
Roman history
037
Cabin
Caesium inorg. chem.
546.36
aviation
629.182
Caf^s architecture
725.71
ballooning
629 . 162
cooking for
641.572
furnishings shiphilHing
623.86
table systems
642.5
Cabinet
Cafeteria
642.57
council, English
354.4205
Caffein diuretics
615.761
ofiBsers in l^s. bodies
328.3321
hygiene
613.83
U. S. gov't
353 05
Caffres history
968.6
organ musical instrum.
786.9
Cage birds domestic pets
636.686
work joinery
694.7
Cages mining eng.
622.68
Cabinetmaking
684
Cailletet apparatus chem.
542.79
Cabinets museum equip.
579. 71
Cairns prehist. archeology
571.96
Cable roads city transit
388
*Cairb, Egypt history
962. z
road eng'ng
625. S
travels
916.21
Cablelaying ships
623.828
* 111. history
977.3999
Cables
Caisson
bridgebilding
624.55
disease physiology
612.274
electric engineering
621.31934
ordnance
623.4314
manufactures
677
process bridge engin'g
624.157
ship outfit
623.86
workers hygiene
613.66
strength of materials
62o.iia88
^Caithness, Scotland hist.
941.13
submarine communica
.654.5
Cake cookery
641.6
engineering
' 621.3828
^Calabria, Italy hist.
945.78
telefone
621.38783
trav
.914.578
telegraf business
654
^Calais history
944.27
engineering
621.3828
travels
914.427
sociology
384
Calamus scriptorius anat . 6 1 1 . 8 1 8 5
Cabot, John & Sebastian
"Calaveras co. Cal. hist.
979.444
discovery of America
^97317
Calcaneoastragaloid lig. anat. 611. 72851
Cabs city transit
388
Calcaneocuboid " "
611.72853
manufactures
684
Calcaneonavicular " "
611. 72851
^Cabul, Afghanistan hist.
958.1
Calcaneoscaphoid " "
611. 73851
trav.
915.81
Calcaneum "
611.71873
Cacao
633.74
Calcarin fissure "
611 .81317
Cachet, lettres de Pr. hist.
944.03
Calcic waters econ. geol.
553-75
Cactaceous fruits
634.775
Calcimining
698.2
Cactes botany
583.471
Calcium
Cadalso, J. de Span, poetry 861 . 4a
cyanamid fertilizers
631.8421
Cadastration taxation
336.22
inorganic chemistry
546.41
Caddis flies pests
632 . 74
light chemic tech.
665.7
zoology
595.74
salts as food physiol.
612.39263
Cadets military schools
355-07
Calculating machines
510.8
K^diz history
946.8
Calculations engin'g
620.8
travels
914.68
Calculators mathematics
510.8
Cadmium
CalcuU
accumulators elec. eng.
621.35558
biliary physiology
612.35764
inorganic chem.
546.48
salivary "
612.31364
Caedmon Ang. Sax. poet. 829.3
urinary "
612.4661
K^aen history
944.22
Calculus
travels
914.422
diseases
616.62
Topfef in black face type are snbdhrided. Superior flgorei refer to the tablet at the end of thia Index
668
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Calculus
mathematicB 5x7
of direction anal. geom. 516.8
^Calcutta history 9 5 4 • i
travels 9^5 -41
Calderon de la Barca, P. 86a . 3 5
^Caldwell CO. Mo. history 977.8185
^Caledonia history 941
1 CO. Vt " 974.33
Calendar 529
ecclesiastic, Anglic. 2 64. 031
Calendars for teachers 3 70 • 59
Calendering paper manuf. 676
textil fabrics 677
Calf-tung plow 631 .3127
Calhoun, J: C. Am. orat. 815 . 26
Calhoun
* CO. 111. history 977-385
travels 917.7385
* la. history 977-743
» Mich. " 977-423
» W. Va. " 975-429
Calibrated
vessels prac. chem. 542 . 35
Calibration elec. instrum. 621.372
instrum. mak'g 681
Calico manufactures 677
printing chem. tech. 667,3
California
black currants 634.7233
1 Lower hist. 972.2
California, U. S.
acquisition Mex. war 9 73 . 62 1
admission U. S. hist. 973-64
Fremont in Mex. war 973 6232
» history 979 4
mil. hist. U. S. civ. war 973 . 7494
Spanish war 9 7 3 . 8949 4
travels 917 94
Califs Mohammedanism 297
Caligrafs writing mach. 652
Caligrafy writing 652
Calisthenics hygiene 613.71
8ch. hygiene 371. 732
Calking fibers 633 . 59
Calkt joints plumbing 696 . 6
Call apparatus, in telefone 621.3867
out " 621.3868
^Callaway co. Mo. history 977-8335
Callimachus Gk lyr. poetry 884 . 8
Callosalgyre anatomy 611. 813 14
Callosomarginal fissure " 611.81314
Topics in bkck ftic« type ar« subdivided. Superior
Callosum anatomy
611.S139
Calmucks history
950
Caloric engins
621.41
phyacs
536
Calorimeter "
536.6
Calorimetry
direct physiology
6za.5ix
indirect
612.512
physics
536.6
Calotype photografy
772
Calpumius Siculus,Lat. poet.874 . 6
Calsomining 698 . 2
^Calumet CO. Wis. history 977.566
'Calvados, France " 944.22
Calvaria anatomy 611.7141
Ki^vert CO. Md. history 975 . 344
Calvinism sects 284.2
vs free will theol. 234
Calvinistic baptist church 286 . 1
confession 238.4
methodist ch. 287.2
Calvinists biografy 922 4
Calycanthaceas botany 583.113
Calycerea " 583 . 546
Calycineae *" 584.4
Calycozoa zoology 593 . 74
Cambistry metrology 389
money 332-45
'Cambodia history 959-6
Cambodian architecture 722.4
'Cambriay Wales history 942.9
' CO. Pa. " 974.877
Cambrian age geology 551.72
'Cambridge, Eng. history 942 . 59
travels 914.259
univer. 378.42
' Mass. history 974.44
travels 917.444
confession 23^-5
platform 238.5
turkey agriculture 636 . 5922
Camden
Ark. exped. U. S. civ. war 973 . 7363
' city, N.J. hist. 9 74- 988
' CO. Mo. •* 977.854
» N.J. - 974.987
S. C. battle Am. revol. 973 .3363
Camel domestic animals 636 . 295
zoology 599 . 7
Camels hair dom. econ. 646 . 13
Camembert cheese 637 . 3534
Cameos 736
ficures refer to tlie tables at tbe end of tbis bidei
RELATIV INDEX
669
C^amera photografy
lucida microscopy
optics
obscura "
photografy
Cameralistic science
^Cameron co. Pa. history
Cameronians sects
Camfor therapeutics
Caxnisards sects
Camouflets mil. eng.
Camp cookery
diainf ection cent. dis.
life hygiene
mil. science
lunches dom. econ.
meetings
Kl^ampagna, Italy history
travel
Campains
political
U. S, history civil war
Mez. "
revoitition
Span, war
war z8z2
botany
anc. history
mod. "
Campanulaceae botany
Campbellism sects
Campbellites biografy
^Campeche, Mexico hist.
Campenes poultry
Campenon, P. N ; V.
Campfire girls societies
Camphor therapeutics
Camping out
Cams mech. engineering
Can system icemaking
Canada administration
botany
finance
geology
^ history
literature, see
810 note and
and 820 note
maps
schools, public
statistics
travels
campain Amer. revol.
U. S. war 1812
Campanales
Campania
1
771
578.4
535.86
535.86
771
336
974.866
285.5
615.789
284.244
623.45435
641.578
614 . 48
613.67
355"
642.3
269
945.6
914.56
329
973 73
973 • 623
973 33
973.892
973 523
583 57
937.7
945.72
583.59
286.6
922.6
972.6
636.548
841.66
369.47 '
615.789
796
621.838
621.581
354 71
581.971
336.71
557.1
971
912.71
379 . 71
317. 1
917 I
973 . 3315
973 . 5233
Canada
crookneck sqt]a.sh
635 622
discovery of America
973.18
> East history
971.4
travels
917 . 14
^ West history
971 3
travels
917.13
other topics see table i
Canadian blueberry
634.735
exped. Am. rev. 973.3315
French
goose
Canaigre
Canal boats shipbilding
Canaliculi, bile anatomy
Canals
drainage
engineering
interoceanic engin'g
irrigation
transit sociology
transportation
see also special names
Canary birds care of
zoology
* iles
Cancer diseases
447.9
636.59881
633.871
623 . 829
611.361 .
631.62
626
626.9
631.72
386
656
636.686
598.8
history 946.8
616.994
Cancioneros, Los Sp. poet. 861 .25
Cand food pub. helth 614.3x8
history
travels
^Candahar
Candidacy
Candidates
suffrage
958.2
915.8a
324.23
324 • 23
Candlepower elec. lighting 621.321
Candles chemic tech.
dom. lighting
Candlesticks dom. econ.
Candor ethics
Candy adulterations
Candymaking
Cane fruits
harvesters
sugar agriculture
botany
Canellaces "
Caney, El battle
Canister ordnance
Cannabis agriculture
Canned food pub. helth
665.1
644.3"
644.321
177.3
614.3"
641.85
634 71
631.3566
633-61
584.9
583.137
973.893
623.45122
633 . 53
614.318
553.23
Topics In black face type are aubdivided. Soperlor
Cannel coal econ. geol.
Cannibalism war customs 399
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
670
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Canning
fruits and veg. chem.tech.664
meats and fish " " 664
Cannon mil. engineering 623
Canoes boatbilding 623
canoeing 797
Canon
law 348
music 781
of scripture 220
Canonization dogma 235
Canons, apostol. eccles. pol. 262
church 262
Cafions rivers 551
of Colorado river descr. 917
Canopy windows arch. dec. 729
Cans, milk 637
Cant ethics 179
^Cantal, France history 944
Cantaloup 635
Cantata dramatic music 782
sacred ** 783
Canterbury convocation 283
Cantharides animal pois. 615
.8
•9
.4212
.829
Canthi anatomy
Canticles Bible
Cantilever bridges
^Canton, China history
travels
* O. history
Cantti, C. Italian fiction
Canvas roofing bilding
Canvass lib. propaganda
Canvassing bookselling
Canyons, see Cafions
Caoutchouc org. chem.
rubber manuf. 678
611
223
624
951
915
977
853
695
021
655
5
I
.6
.6
.48
.91
.83
•135
.8
.59
.611
.8
.4
.4a
.94
.847
.9
•35
.2
.12
. 1621
.76
.8
•71
•57
Capet, Hugh Fr. history 944.021
house of " " 944.02
Capillaries
bile anatomy 6 1 1 . 361
blood " 611.15
pressure in physiol. 612.145
lymph anatomy 611.42
Capillary
analysis chemistry 544-93
attraction in plants 581 . 1 1
of liquids 532.6
circulation physiology 612.135
moisture agric. 631 .432
Capital and labor 331
punishment law 343-2
Capitalists biografy 923.3
'Capitalization Eng. lang. 421.9
securities 332.6
Capitation tax
Capitatum, os anatomy
Capitols architecture
Capon poultry
336.23
611. 71777
725-"
636.513
547-24
1 Springs, W. Va. hist. 975.495
Caporali, C. Italian satire 857.43
Cappadocia ancient hist. 939.34
Capparideae botany 583.131
Capponi, G. Ital. essays 854.75
Caprification secretions 591.145
Caprifoliacee botany 583.51
Caps
indoor hedgear toilet 646 . 48
outdoor " " 646.5
percussion chem. tech. 662 . 4
Capstans mech. engin'g 621.864
Capsular extract
• physiol. effect 612.458
Capsule of lens eye dis. 617.74
spleen anat. 6 1 1 . 4 1 8
Capsules, suprarenal anat. 611.45
physiol. 613.45
Captivs intemat. law 341.3
war customs 399
Captivities, indian 97o-3
Captivity military life 355.11
pris. disciplin 365
Capture of animals zoot. 636 . 08 1 1 1
Captures intemat. law 341.3
Capuana, Luigi Ital. fiction 853 . 83
Capuchins religious hist. 271.36
Caput gallinaginis anat. 6 1 1 . 6 2 3 1
Car
factories architecture 725.45
houses, R.'R. " 725.33
wiring elec. traction 621.3345
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this faidei
<^ap ana gown acan . cpst.
37»-29
Capacelli Albergati, P.
852.63
Capacity
for knowing psych.
151
ship design
623.81
suffrage qualifications
324.14
*Cape Breton co. N. S. hist.
971.695
^ iland
971.69
1 travels
917. 169
* Colony, Africa hist.
968.7
* Girardeau co. Mo. "
977.896
* May CO. N. J. "
974.998
* of Good Hope
968.7
* Verde ilands "
997
trav.
919.7
swine
636.486
RELATIV INDEX
671
C&r, see also Cafs
Carabao
Caravinda
Caravans transportation
Caravels shipbilding
Caraway horticulture
Carbid arcs elec. lighting
Carbines manufacture
mil. efficiency
Carbohydrates
chemistry of food
in blood phydoL
muscle "
nutrition ''
quantity in food and tissue
Caibolic acid
disinfectants cont. dis.
materia medica
Carbon
compotinds air pollution
mat. med.
organ, chem.
* CO. Pa. history
filaments elec. lighting
group inorganic chem.
in food physiol.
inorganic chemistry
metabolism phys. chem.
process photografy
series economic geoL
vapor lamps elec. Ught
Carbonari secret societies
Carbonated waters hyg.
Carbonates mineralogy
Carbonic
acid air pollution
in asphyxiation
blood physiol.
respira. physiol.
muscular produc.
ref rig. machinery
toxicology
oxid air pollution
narcotic poisons
Carboniferous age geol.
fossils
Carbonous acid physiol.
Carbons, arc light
Carborundum abrasivs
Carboxyhemoglobin blood
Carburetted
air heating prac. chem.
hydrogen air pollution
Carcano, Giulio Ital. fie.
Card
636.293
catalog lib. admin.
025.3
634 -744
playing amusements
795
656
ethics
175.5
623 . 8225
system literary meth.
029.1
635 . 75
Cardia anatomy
611.333
621.3256
Cardiac
683
contraction physioL
612. 171
623.442
cranial nervs, sup. anat
. 611.83191
glands of stomach **
611.333
641.13
irritability physiology
612.172
6X2.122
muscle histology
6x1 .01863
612.744IZ
plexus anatomy
611. 83917
612.396
sympathetic nervs
612.3967
inferior anatomy
611. 83917
middle
611. 83915
614.485
superior "
611 .83914
615-313
valv closure physiolog>
r 612.1713
valvs anatomy
611. 1263
614.721
veins anatomy
611 . 142
61S.3I
Cardiff giant humbugs .
133.7
547
^Cardigan, Wales history
942.95
974.826
Cardinal veins anatomy
611 .144
621.3263
Cardinals ecclesias. polity 262.13
546.25
Uves
922.2
612.3921
Roman churcli
I 282
546.26
Cardiografy physiology
612.1711
612.01532
Cardoon
635.327
773
Carducd, Giosu^ Ital. poet 85 1 . 84
553.2
Care of
621.3275
accumulators dec. eng
.621.35418
366
animals public helth
614.94
613.38
zootechny
636 . 083
549.78
body hygiene
613.4
school hygiene
371 . 73
614.722
children dom. econ.
649 X
612.2324
eyes hygiene
613-49
612.1273
school hygiene
371.72
612.22311
farm machinery
631.3
612.74422
led accumulators
621.35518
621.574
milk
637.13
615.96
person customs
391.6
614.722
hygiene
613.49
615.96
toilet
646.7
551.75
plants agriculttire
634 54
560
steam apparatus
621 . 193
612.234
Carelius, Olof Swed. poet
839.7141
621.3257
Cargo
621.92
capacity shipbilding
623.81
612.11114
vessels **
623 . 824
Caria ancient history
939-24
542.44
Caribbean sea travels
917.29
614.722
phys. geog.
551.463
853.77
*Caribbee Hands history
972.97
Tovics in blftck faco type are nibdiTided. Superior flcnres refer to the tables at the end of this Index
6;^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Caribou zoology 599-7
Caricature drawing 741
Carillon music 7^9-5
^Carinthia, Austria hist. 943 . 66
Carinthian sheep 636 . 3336
Cari^n, Emilie Swed. fie. 839.7365
Carieton, Will Am. humor 817.45
iQarleton co. N. B. history 971 .552
» Ont. " 971 383
Carlist wars Spanishhist. 946.07
Carlo vingian cycle legends 398.2
*Carlow, Ireland history 941.88
Carlson, F. F. Swed. misc. 839 . 7864
Carlyle, T: Eng. essays 824.82
^Carmarthen, Wales hist. 942 . 98
Carmelites monks 271.73
sisterhoods 271.971
'Carnarvon, Wales hist. 942.92
Carnations horticulture 716.2
Cameades Gk philosofy 186.2
Carnegie institution 378.32
pension fund 371.17
*Camiola, Austria hist. 943.67
Camivora mammals 599-7
Carnivorous plants botany 581.53
Camot, Sadi- Fr. hist. 944.08
Carob 634.462
Carol sacred music 783.6
Carolinas
For military history, see subdi-
visions of Special campains and
Military history under 975.3,
973.52, 973.7 and 973.89
Caroline, burning U. S. hist. 973 . 57
^ CO. Md. history 975.231
^ ilands " 996.6
Carolingians Fr. hist. 944.01
Ger. " 943.021
Carotid
arteries anatomy 61X.133
gland " 611.47
physiology 612.495
nerv, external anat. 6 1 1 . 83 9 1 3
internal " 611. 83912
plexus, common " 611. 83 914
Carpal bones anatomy 611.7177
joints " 611.7275
Carpathian swine 636 . 432
Carpathos ancient history 939.17
* modem " 949-97
Carpenters lib. econ. 023.773
Carpentry bilding 694
stereotomy 515.82
Topics in black face type are stabdiTided. Superior
Carpets designing 745
domestic econ. 645 . z
hygiene 613.593
library e^on. 022.963
manufacture 677
Carpocratian heresy 273.1
Carpometacarpal joints 611.7276
Carposporeae algae 589-4
fungi 589.21
Carpus anatomy 611. 7177
Carrer, L. Ital. poetry 85 1 . 76
Carrera, V. " drama 852.83
Carriage
and car factories archit. 72 5 . 45
horse 636.14
houses architecture 728.94
farm bildings 63 1 . 24
making mech. trades 684
Carriages, care of gun 623.4813
motor 629 .2
ordnance 623.43
Carrier pigeons dom. birds 636 . 59635
Carriers
cash mech. engin'g 621.8679
hay 631.3535
in irrigation sanitary eng. 628.366
law 347-4
mechanical lib. econ. 022.944
^Carroll CO. 111. history 977.334
travels 917-7334
Ind. history 977.294
la. - 977 746
Md. " 975-277
Mo. •* 977.8225
N. H. - 974.24
O. " 977.167
Carrot field crops 633.43
garden* 635.13
Cars
aerostation enging 629.162
aviation '^ 629.182
bilding 699
disinfection cont. dis. 614.48
horse engineering 625.6
milk agriculture 637.135
motor engineering 629 . 2
tram elec. " 621.3343
railroad engineering 625.22
Carthorse 636.15
^Cartagena. Spain history 946 . 7
travels 914.67
Cartels law of war 34' -3
^Carter CO. Mo. history 977.889
Cartesianism philos. syst. 144
figures refer to the tables at the end of tliia index
J
RELATIV INDEX
673
Carthage anc. history 939.^3
Carthaginian architecture 722.3
* language 492 . 6
war Rom. hist.937.04
Carthusian monks 271.71
Cartier. Jacques U. S. hist. 973 ■ 18
Cartilage chem . compos. 612.7512
histology
Cartilages anat.
larynx
Cartografy maps, etc.
Cartoons
Cartridges mil. science
611. 0183
611.73
611. 221
912
741
623.4553
Carts, hand farm transport 631 .3734
Carvd decoration archit. 729 . 5
Carving dining 642 . 6
sculpture 736
CaryophyUcae botany 583 • 1 5^
Caryophyllineae " 583 . 1 5
Casa, G. della Ital. poetry 851 .38
Casein chemic tech. 668
in milk • agriculture 637 . 1273
phy siol. 612. 664 1 4
secretion " 612. 66434
Casemate mounts ordnance 623 . 433 1
Casemates fortifications 623.123
Cases, book lib. economy 022.4
English syntax 425-5
Greek " 485 . 5
Latin " 475-5
■ other languages
law Amer. digests 345 . 5
reports 345-4
Eng. digests 346.5
reports 346.4
Cashew family fruit
nuciculture
^Cashmere history
goat
Casing steam boilers
turbins
Caspian sea
*Cass CO. 111.
travels
history
travels
history
Ind.
la.
Mich. "
Mo.
Cassi, F. Ital. poetry
Cassia tree botany
Cassinoid curv anal . geom .516.26
Cast iron bldg material 691 . 7
engin'g 620.17
structures arch. 721.91
Castanets musical instr. 789.4
634 44
634 • 573
954.6
636.39554
621.18454
621 .16538
914.78
977-346
917.7346
977.286
977.772
977.412
977.842
851.65
583 32
I
Caste ethics
Brahmanism
Castelar, E. Sp. oratory
Castelein, M. de Dut. poet.
Castellazzo, L. Ital. fie.
Castelvetro, L. " essays
Casti, G. •• satire
Castiglione, B. ** essays
'Castile, New, history
1 Old
Castilian fowls
Castillejo, C. de Sp. poetry
Casting foundries
Castle Martin cattle
Castles architecture
Castor and Pollux mythol.
beans fertilizers
Castrated female agric.
male "
Castrametation mil. sci.
Castration physiology
surgery
Castro y Belvis G. de
Casts
Casualties
insurance
protection from
Casuarineae botany
Casuistry ethics
Cat domestic animals
zoology
diseases of medicin
Catabaptists sects
Catacombs antiquities
cemeteries
symbols
^Catalan language
^ literature
Catalepsy
Catalog dep*t lib. econ.
Catalogers ** "
Cataloging *• *•
duplicates " "
Catalogs
author
book publishers'
college
dictionary
library printing
of brands stockfarming
sales **
special authors
countries
instruments
subjects
177-5
294
865.52
839-3123
853-81
854.41
857.63
854.33
946.4
946.3
636.561
861.3a
671
636.2236
728.81
292
631.847
636.08235
636.08234
355.5
6x2 .6161
617.46
862 .32
730
368.4
614.8
583 -975
171. 6
636.8
599.7
619.8
284.3
913.37
719
246.5
449.9
849.9
132.4
025.3
023.74
025.3
025.263
Q18
015
378
019
025.124
636.08128
636.08188
012
015
681
016
Topics in black fac« type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
674
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Catalogs
stock farm
pub. access to lib. econ.
star maps
stars
subject
trade, book
universal
see also Bibliografy
•Catalonia, Spain history
Catalysis chemistry
Catalytic analysis chem.
Catamarans boatbilding
Cataphoresis electrotherapy
Cataracts eye diseases
physical geog.
Catarrh diseases
epidemic "
Catarrhal affections of skin
Catch vocal music
basins of sewers
Catchcrop culture
Catechetic method educa.
Catechisms
Catenary
curv physics
suspension elec. eng.
Caterer domestic econ.
Caterpillars
agricultural pests
economic zoology
systematic "
Cathari
Catharine i
a
Cathartics
^Cathay
persecutions
sects
Russian hist.
W M
therapeutics
history
travels
Cathedral
canons
schools
eccles. polity
education
servisesy musical
system eccles. polity
Cathedrals architecture
Catholic apostolic church
biog.
authors bibliog.
church, Roman
epistles Bible
Catholicism tt protestantism
Catholics biografy
Cato, Valerius Lat. satire
Cats, Jacob Dutch poetry
636
024.
524.
523-
017
015
on
946.
541.
545-
623.
615.
617.
551.
616.
616.
616.
784.
638.
631.
371.
238
531
621
641
632.
591.
595-
272 .
284.
947.
947-
615.
951
915.
262 .
377.
783.
262.
726.
289.
922.
013.
382
327.
282
922.
877.
839.
08187
54
8
,89
7
39
36
8212
84
74
48
205
203
52
I
355
584
35
83
33223
78
69
78
4
4
06
06
3
4
2
3
6
9
89
282
SSI. 74
974.738
917-4738
636.2922
agnc.
anatomy
2
2
Cats see Cat
Catskill formation geol.
*Catskills, N. Y. history
travels
Cattalo cattle
Cattaraugus co. N. Y. hist. 974 . 794
Cattle 636.2
diseases, cont. hygiene 614.91
veterina ry med. 619.2
gards railway engin'g 625.16
markets architecture 725.27
Catullus Lat. lyric poetry 874.3
^Caucasia history 947*9
Caucus primary suffrage 324.235
Caucuses
legislativ procedure
Cauda equina anatomy
Caudal artery "
Caudatum "
Cauliflower
Cauls
Caumont fowls
Causality philosofy
Causation "
Cause and effect philos.
Causes
Amer. revolution
contagious diseases
final philosofy
Great war 1914-19
U. S. civil war
war of i8i2
with Mexico
Spain
Causse sheep
Caustic potassa therap.
Caux fowls
Cavalca, D. Ital. essays 854.11
Cavalcanti, G. " poetry 851.14
Cavallotti. F. ** drama 852.85
Cavalry
horses
military science
U. S. civ. war
Cavan, Ireland history
Cavatina music
Cave men prehis. archeol. 571.12
temples Ind. archi. 733.4
Cavernous plexus anat. 6 1 1 . 83 9 z 3
Caves geology
natural dwellings
Cavour Ital. history
^Cawnpore, India "
Cayenne cherry
328 . 3745
611 .8316
61 I. 1363
611.81331
635.35
611.38
636.546
131%
122
133
973.3"
614.41
124
940.311
973.711
973-521
973.631
973.891
636.3468
615.775
636.543
636.13
357
973.7417
941.69
784.2
551.44
571.81
945.08
954.2
634 423
3131
Topics in black f«c« type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of tiiii index
RELATIV INDEX
675
'Cayenne iland history
988
i Cellar domestic economy 645 . 69
pepper
633.842
; Cells
*Cayuga co. N. Y. history
974.768
biology .
576.3
ducks
636.59782
connectiv histology
611.01821
indians
9703
histology anatomy
611.0181
Cecal digestion physiol.
612.363
botany
581.8
Cecchi, G. M. Ital. drama
852.43
zoology
591.8
*Cecil CO. Md. history
975.238
physiologic botany
581. X
Cecum anatomy
611.347
physiology
612.0x4
Cedar chests, etc. .
648.7
voltaic engineering
621.35
* CO. la. history
977.766
see also qualifying word
* Mo
977.874
Cellular
ck, Va. U.S.civ.war
' 973-7377
confinement prisons
365
mt, Va. - - "
973.7338
punishm'ts
343-2
perfume woods
633-814
nerv substance histol.
611. 01882
* Rapids, la. history
^ 977.7621
tissue, botany
581.8
nin, Va. U.S.civ.wai
•973.7328
histology
6xi.oi8x
Ceiling lights dom. econ.
644.326
physiology
612.388
Ceilings
Cellulitis diseases
616.77
architecture
721.7
Celluloid dom. econ.
646.183
carvd arch, decoration
729.58
manufactures
679
mosaic " "
729.71
Cellulose botany
581.8
painted " •
729.48
physiology
612.3961Z
vaulted architecture
1
721.4
Celsius, Anders Swed. misc.
839.783s
Celastrales botany
583.27
Olof
839.7846
Celastrinese botany
583.271
Celtic antiquities
913.36
^Celebes history
991.2
druids religion
299.16
Celebrations
languages
491. 6
Great war 19 14- 19
940.46
swine
636.441
invention of printing
655.12
Celts
military
355.16
ancient history
936
student life
371.89
French history
944.01
U. S. history civil war
973.76
stone archeol.
571.25
Mex. -
973.626
Cements
revolution
973 36
bilding materials
691.5
Span, war
973.896
engineering "
620.136
warof 181S
J 973.-526
manufacture
666.9
Celeriac agriculture
635.128
mineral econ. geol.
553-68
Celery «
635 • 53
practical chemistry
542.26
Celestial dynamics
521. X
steam engineering
621.1857
sphere
522.71
Cementum, diseases of
617.62
Celestina Spanish fict.
863.23
Cemeteries
Celiac axis anat
61 X. 1364
earth burial
393.1
Celibacy
effect on helth
614.65
ethics
176.2
landscape gardening
719
hygiene
613.89
pubUc helth
614.61
of clergy law
348
Cemetery chapels architec,
. 726.8
religion
254
Cenozoic period geol.
551.78
Celiotomy surgery
617.55
Censers sacred vessels
247.9
Cell
Censorship of
houses prison architec.
725.62
press journalism
070.13
ilets, interalveolar anat.
611.377
pol. sci.
323 -445
masses, intertubular "
611.377
state control
351.751
structure histology <
5II.OI8I
see also Books, censorship
Topics in black (ace type are tttbdivlded. Superior flgurea refer to the tablet at tbe ead of tUa indei
676
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Censuses statistics 310
Centenarians physiology 612.68
Centennial
celebrations see subject
exhibition U. S. 606
" hist. 973.8a
>Center CO. Pa. history 974.853
of gravity physics 531 . 34
Centers, community 374.28
Cent-gram-second system 530 . 8
Centipedes zoology 595 '6
Centlivre, Mrs Eng. drama 822 . 53
Cento novelle antiche
Central
> Africa history
travel
^ North history
travels
> America history
travel
> Asia history
travels
fissure anatomy
8S3"
916.7
966
916.6
973.8
917.38
958
915.8
611 .81312
nervous system physioL 612.8a
Park, New York 711
plan rural schools 379-175
powers Great war . 940 . 334
army life 940 .484
personal narrativs 940 . 48 2
reading room lib. bldg 022 . 51
621.313
621.19
621.3854
354.4201
354.4401
354.4301
stations elec. engin'g
steam "
switchboard telefones
Centralization
administrativ Eng.
France
Ger.
lib. econ. 021.63
U.S. 353 -oi
political science 320.1
school supervision 379.^5
Centre of gravity physics 53 1 . 24
Centrifugal blowers eng. 62 1 . 63
force physics 531.35
pumps eng. 62 1 . 67
separators dairy 637.23214
Centripetal force physics 531.35
Centrolepidese botany 584 . 82
Cen trosome histology 6 1 1 . o 1 8 1 6
physiology 612.0x426
Centrum ovale maj. anat. 611 .8137
semiovale " 6 11. 813 7
Cephalic part of symp. syst. 611 . 8391
veins anatomy 611. 145465
Cephalization zoology
Cephalopoda "
Ceramics bldg materials
eng.
fine arts
manufacture
Ceratophylleae botany
Cereals adulterations
agriculture
botany ^
food values
grain agriculture
grasses "
physiology
trade in
Cerebellar
lobes anatomy
peduncles, superior
physiology
Cerebellum anatomy
physiology
Cerebral
arteries, anterior & mid.
posterior
circulation physioL
in sleep "
convolutions "
cortex anatomy
ganglions physiology
peduncles anatomy
physiology
poisons therapeutics
veins anatomy
Cerebration, unconscious
Cerebria diseases
Cerebro-cardiac poisons
Cerebrospinal
axis anatomy
circulation, diseases of
fever diseases
fluid physiology
meninges diseases of
meningitis ••
poisons therapeutics
Cerebrospinalis, fasciculus
Cerebrum
action on bloodvessels
hart
respiration
anatomy
physiology
Ceremonies
customs
relig. ritual
Ceriman
591. 4
594.5
691.4
620.14
738
666.3
583.987
614.312
633 I
584.9
641.13
633.1
633 . 25
612.39273
338.1
611.81711
611. 8164
612.8267
611.817X
612.827
611. 13333
6x1.1349
612.824
612.82174
612.825
61X.8X3X
612.826
6x1.8x54
612.8263
615.96
611.145x1
153
616.83
615.99
611 .81X
616. 8x
616.925
612 .8241
616.82
616.89
615.98
611.8259
6x2. 181X
612.1784
612. 28x
6x1. 8x
6x2.82
394-4
264
634.7762
Topics in black face tjrpe are attbdivided. Superior flsufes refer to Uie tables at the end of tliis index
RELATIV INDEX
677
Cerium
group inorganic chem. 546 . 6
inorganic chemistry 546 . 62
oxalate of therapeutics 615.735
Cerro Gordo
> CO. la. hist. 977-795
U. S. war with Mex. 973 . 6237
Certainty knowledge 121
of med. therap. 615.51
Certification of teachers 3 7 1 • 1 3
Ceruminous glands anat. 611.777
physi. 612.7939
Cervantes Saavedra. M.de
Spanish fiction 863.32
Cervera's squadron
U. S. war with Spain 973 . 895
Cervical
cord anatomy 611.821a
ganglion, inferior anat. 6 1 1 . 83 9 1 6
superior " 611.83911
ganglions, symp. physiol. 612.891
glands anatomy 6 1 1 . 463 7
nenrs " 611.833
plexus " 61 z. 8333
vertebrae " 61 1 . 71 1 z
Cervix " 611.666
dilation obstet. op. 6 1 8 . 84
diseases of women 618.14
Cesari, A. Italian essays 854.67
Cession
of territory pol. sci. 320.1265
to U. S. of
Alaska U. S. hist. 973 -Si
California " 973.621
Florida " 973-54
Louisiana " 973-46
Philippines " 973-^91
Span. hist. 946.08
Porto Rico " 946.08
Porto Rico U. S. hist. 973 • 89 1
Western ter. " 973 -318
Cesspools air pollution 614.764
Cestoda parasitic diseases 616.964
Cestoids worms 595 • i
Cetacea zoology 599-5
Cevennes sheep 636 . 3468
^Ceylon history 954-8
travel 915-48
Chafing dish recipes 641 . 585
utensils 643. 33 5
Chailletiaceae botany 583.255
Chain blocks 62 1 . 863
gearing 621.835
Chaind books 025 . 8
Toplct to black fac« type are sabdmded. Superior flgnrea refer to the tables at the end of this index
Chains engineering
620.11286
ship outfit
623.86
Chair harrow
631.3132
socialism
335-6
Chairs domestic econ.
645-41
lib. econ.
022.911
rail
625.15
school furniture
371-631
Chalcografy engraving
762
Chaldea ancient history
935.1
Chaldean architecture
722.5
philosofy
181. 6
religion
299.22
H^haidee language
492.3
Chalets architecture
728.7
Chalises sacred vessels
247-8
Chalk Uthology
55»-54
beds economic geol.
553.68
Challenger exped. 1873-76
508.3
Challenges duels
394.8
Chalukyan architecture
722.4
Chalybeate waters geol.
553.73
Chamber, gun ordnance
623.4237
music
785.7
Chamberland filter chem.
542.67
Chambermaids dom. econ
■ 647.25
Chambers
form of legislature
338 39
of commerce reports
381
*Chambly co. Que. history
971.437
Chameleon zoology
598. n
Chamisso A. von Ger. fie.
833-68
'Champagne, Fr. history
944 3
swine
636.441
Champagne chem. tech.
663.2
'Champaign co. 111. hist.
977.366
» 0. «
977.1465
Championship
' games amusements
790
ethics
175.7
school hygiene
371-75
Champlain
S : de discov. of Amer.
• 973-18
'Champlain co. Que. history 971 .446
I lake
974-754
travels 917.4754
battle Amer. revol.
973.352
war of 1 81 2
973 5256
Chance
games of amusements
• 795
ethics
175.5
natural theology
214
probabilities
519
vs cause metaphysics
122
678
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
4
7346
I
Chancellors lives 933
Chancellors ville, Va. battle 973
Chancels ecclesiology 246
Chancery, court of 347 • 99
law 347-8
reports Am. law 345 • 4
Eng. " 346.4
Chances mathematics 519
Chandeliers design 749
dom. econ. 644 -326
lib. bildings o 2 2 . 766
Change of air hygiene 613.12
form of state 321. 09
seasons $2 5-53
Changers, frequency eng. 621.31355
Changes of blood,re8piration 612.23
Channel beams engin'g 620.11282
iland cattle 636.2241
1 ilands history 942-34
Channels, hydrografy of 526 . 99
open hydraulics 532.54
Channing, W : E. Am. essays 814.23
Chanson de geste Fr. poet. 841 . 1 1
Roland- - 841. n
Chant, Gregorian ecclesiol. 246 . 8
Chants sacred music 783-5
Chapbooks 398.5
Chapelain, Jt Fr. poetry 84 1 . 44
Chapels architecture 726.4
cemetery " . 726.8
Chapin, E. H. Am. oratory 815 .35
Chaplains ministry 262 . z
army Great war 940 . 478
U.S.civ.war 973 .778
.Chaps skin disorders 616.58
Chapter-and- verse div. Bible2 2o . i
Chapultepec, battle 973-639
Characeae botany 588.4
Character ethics 170
formation of 374
lib. qualifica'ns 023 . 52
of herd agric. 636 . 082 1
reading 028.9
Characteristics, mental 136
Charades 793
Charbon public helth 614.561
Charcoal
and chemicals in sewers 628.237
animal chem. tech. 668.7
burning air pollution 614.735
chemic technology 662 . 7
drawing 741
fuel domestic econ. 644 . 2 1
Toiiics in black face type are subdiTided. Saperior
Chard 635.42
Chardoon 635 . 327
'Charente, France hist. 944.65
* Infferieure,Fr." 944.64
Charger horse 636.13
Charging systems libraries 025.6
Charismata theology 231.7
Charitable associations 361
institutions 361
Charities Amer. civ. war 973.777
and corrections 360
Great war 940.47
^Chariton CO. Mo. history 977.825
Charity ethics i77-7
public admin. 3 5 1 . 84
schools 377-7
sisters of 271.91
sociology 361
Charlatanry quackery 133-7
Charlemagne
age of European hist. 940. 14
French " 944.01
German - 943.01
legends 398.2
Charles i English hist. 942 . 062
2 •* " 942.066
Charles 4 French " 944.024
5 " " 944.025
6 " " 944.026
7 " " 944.026
8 " - 944-027
9 " " 944.029
10 " " 944.062
Charles 2 German " 943.021
3 " " 943 -021
4 " " 943-026
.«? " " 943-031
Netherl. " 949 . 202
Spanish ** 946.04
6 German •* 943.052
7 " " 943-054
Charles I Spanish " 946.04
2 - - 946.053
3 " • 946.057
4 " " 946.058
Charlesi4 Swedish " 948.07
^Charles co. Md. history 975 . 247
travels 917.5247
Charleston, S. C.
campain U. S. civ.war 973 . 7351
harbor, 1 86 1 •* " •* 973.7311
harbor, 1864 U. S. civ.war 973- 7364
» history 975.7
naval hist. U. S. civ.war 973 . 753
flgurea refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
679
Charleston, S. C.
siege Amer. revol. 973.336a
travels 917.57
^Charleston, W. Va. hist. 9 7 5 . 43 8
^Charlevoix co. Mich. " 977 . 486
* Que. hist. 971.449
K:harlotte CO. N. B. - 971-533
K:harlottetown,P.E.L " 971-75
Charmoise sheep 636 . 3449
Charms occultism 1 3 3 • 4
Charters lib. government 023 . z
of cities 35a
Chartier, A. Fr. poetry 841.31
Chartism . Eng. const, hist. 34a .42
Chartists ' polit . party 339.94a
Chartografy maps, etc. 9x2
Charts
geografy 912
history 903
library administration 025.176
maps 912
of comets astronomy 533.69
moon " 523-39
planets " 533.49
stars " 533.89
statistics 311
sun astronomy 523 . 79
special topic see subject
Chase hunting 799
printing 655.27 •
Chasing sculpture 736
Chassis gun mounts 633.435a
Chastelain, G: Pr. fiction 843 . 34
Chastity ethics 176. i
Chateaubriand, P. A: R. 843.65
Ki^hateaugayco. Que. hist. 971 . 433
Chateaux architecture 738.83
Chatham, earl of Eng. orat. 825.61
Chatrian, A. Pr. fiction 843 . 85
Chattanooga- Ringgold cam-
pain U. S. civ. war 973 ■ 7359
Chattel mortgage loans 332.313
Chattels law 347.3
Chatterton, T : Eng. poetry 831.63
Chaucer, G. " " 831.17
Chaulieu, G. A. de Pr. poetry 841 . 47
Chautauqua self-educat. 374-9
* CO. N. Y. hist. 974.79s
*Cheat valley W. Va* " 975 . 481
Cheating ethics i74-7
student life 371.81
^Cheboygan co. Mich. hist. 977 . 487
Checkers 794
Checkrowers 63 1 . 3324
Checks banks 333.1
commerc. law 347.7
gun mounts 623 . 43 5 1
on legislation 328 . 256
Cheddar cheese 637 . 3542
Cheeks anatomy 6 1 1 . 3 1 8
Cheerfulness ethics 1 79 • 9
Cheers, college 3 7 1 . 89
Cheese adulterations 614.327
dairy 637.3
physiology 612 . 09285
Cheiro- see Chiro-
Chelonia reptils 598.13
Chemic
affinity 541-39
agents, effects of diseases 616 .987
analysis 543
apparatus 54a . 2
disinfectants cont. dis. 614.484
effects of muse, contrac. 612.7442
electricity engineering 621 . 35
elements chem. tech. 661 . i
chemistry 546
equations 54i-9
fenomena, phjrsiologic
nervous influence on 6z 2 . 8228
of sleep 612.83175
fire extinguishers 614.845
industries 660
jurisprudence law 340.6
laboratories 543 . i
architecture 737.5
manipulation 542 . 2
nomenclature 541*9
phenomena, see fenomena
physics 541-3
physiology 591 . z
stimulation of nerv cells 613.8333
nervs 613.814
technology 660
treatment of wastes 628.544
works air pollution 614.72
Chemicals manufacture 66 z
in sewers 628.237
Chemigraf printing 655.3a
Chemistry 540
agricultural 630 . 24
analytic 543
and natural religion 215
physics 541.3
applied to the arts 660
economic zoology 59 1 . 64
industrial chem. tech. 660
inorganic 546
Topics in black fac« typo ve sobdivided. Sap«rior flguras r«for to Ao Ublos it the ond of fids iadoi
68o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Chemistry
Chick p^
635.667
legal law
340.6
Chickamauga, Ga. campain 973.7355
medical materia med.
615
'Chickasaw co. la. hist.
977-7315
of bile physiology
612.3571
Chicken fanning
636.5
cells
6za.ox4X
pox diseases
6x6.914
muscle "
612.744
pub. helth
614.525
poisons chem. anal.
543-5
Chicory field crop
633.78
toxicology
615 9
garden crop
635.137
soil
631.41
salads
635.54
organic
547
'Chicoutimi co. Que. history 971 .416
physiologic physiology
612.015
Chief justises biografy
923.4
zoology
591 19
librarian lib. econ.
023.4
study of- disease
616.076
^Chihuahua, Mexico hist.
972.1
Chemists biografy
925-4
travel 917.21
Chemotaxis mesology
612.014467
Chilblains skin disorders6 16.58
Chemotropism ■
6x2.014467
Child labor polit. econ.
331.3
^Chemung co. N. Y. hist.
974.778
welfare
362.7
formation geol.
551-74
Childbirth obstetrics
6x8.2
^Chenango co. N. Y. hist.
974.773
Childhood
136.79
Ch^nier, A. M. de Fr. poet.
841.56
Children
M. J. de ** drama 842 . 66
abnormal child study
136 . 76
Chenopodiaceae botany
583-914
education
371-9
Cheques, see Checks
•
asylums for architecture 725.57
*Cher, France history
944.55
sociology
362.7
Cherbourg, Fr. U.S.civ.wai
•973-754
care of
649.1
Cherbuliez, V : Fr. fiction
843 • 87
clothing for dom. econ.
646.36
Cherimoya
634-413
cookery " « -
641.562
^Cherokee co. la. history
977.717
cruelty to ethics
179.2
Cherry
634.23
delineation of
136.75
Cherry Valley massacre
973.3345
diseases of
618.9
Cherub, ship war of 1819
9735255
duties of ethics
173.6
Chesapeake, ship " "
973.5253
education of
372
^Cheshire, England hist.
942.71
games of nursery
649.55
» CO. N. H.
974-29
outdoor
796
cheese
637 3542
habits of dom. econ.
649 6
Chess amusements
794
hedgear for " "
646.56
ethics
175-4
hospitals for
362.7
room lib. bildings
022.662
labor of pol. econ.
331.3
Chest anatomy
611.94
manners of dom. econ.
649.6
diseases
616.2
moral care for
377
surgery
617-54
of American revolution
369.137
'Chester co. Pa. history
974.813
Children's
plays Eng. drama
822.11
crusade European hist.
940.185
Chesterfield " letters
826.52
point of view child study 136.74
Chestnut
634 53
room lib. bildings
022.58
Cheviot sheep
636.3251
Childstudy
136.7
Leicester sheep
636.3213
Chile administration
354 S3
Chiabrera, G. Ital. poetry 851 . 51
botany
581.983
'Chiapas, Mexico history
972.7
finance
336.83
Chiasma opticum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 44
geology
558.3
'Chicago history
977.31
> history
983
travels
917-731
maps
912.83
Chicanery ethics
1747
schools, public
379.83
Chichimec period Max. hist
. 972.012
statistics
318.3
Topios ia black tece tjrpe are sabdMded. Superior
flsures refer to the tables at the end of tfaia iadez
RELATIV INDEX
681
Chile travels 91^-3
treaties 341.283
other top. see table i
controversy U. S. hist. 973 • ^^
ChiU agriculture 633 . 843
Chiliasm inilleimium 336.3
*Chillicothe, O. history 977.1821
Chilling dairy 637.1331
Chillingham cattle ' 636 . 22 1
Chills and fever diseases 616.936
pub. helth 614.53
Chimes of bells music 789 . 5
Chimney
money taxation 336 --27
pieces architecture 729-95
sweeping dom. econ. 644 . 2
Chimneys
architecture 729-35
heating 697.8
high sanitary eng. 628.522
masonry 693
sewer ventilation 628.236
steam engineering 6a z . 1838
ChiDA administration . 354-51
botany 581 -951
finance 33^-5^
geology 555*1
history, ancient 931
> modem 951
maps 912.51
schools, public 379 • 5'
statistics 3X5 -z
travels 9^5 • <
treaties 341.251
other top. see table 1
grass fibers 633 . 55
jute ** 633.561
ware dom. econ. 642 . 7
fine art 73^
useful arts 666 . 5
Chinch bug pests 632 . 75
Chinese
architecture 722.1
art 709.51
discovery of America 973-^^
exclusion act U. S. hist. 973 .86
geese 636.59885
immigration 325.251
labor polit. economy 331.6
language 495
layering 631.5344
literature 895
melon 635.618
philosofy 181 . 1
Chinese
religion 299.5
servants dom. econ. 647.24
sheep 636.385
swine 636.485
watermelon 635 . 61 8
Chinkapin * 634.537
Chinook language 427
Chios ancient history 939-13
* modem " 949-93
travels 914.993
Chippewa, battle war 1812 973.5237
^ CO. Mich. hist. 977.491
» Wis. " 977-544
Chirognomy palmistry 133.6
Chirografy penmanship 652
Chiromancy palmistry 133.6
Chiropody surgery 617.58
Chiroptera mammals 599-4
Chirosof y palmistry 133-6
Chisel, pruning 631.3423
weeding 631.3155
Chitarra, C. dalla It. satire 857 . 12
Chitin physiology 612.396172
Chittagong fowls 636 . 5852
Chittenden CO. Vt. hist. 974*31
Chivalry, age of Europ.hist. 940 . 17
customs 394-7
Chive agriculture 635 . 265
Chlaenaceae botany 583.168
Chloral hydrate poisons 615.967
hygiene 613.83
hypnotics 615.782
temperance 178.8
Chloranthaceae botany 583.926
Chlorideae forage crops 633.287
Chlorids fertilizers 631.832
as disinfectants 614.487
Chlorin
compounds airpoUut. 614.726
mineralogy 549-4
inorganic chemistry 546 . 13
salts in urin ph ysiol. 612.46161
Chloroform anesthetics 615.781
poisons 615.966
Chlorophyll botany 581.8
Chlorophyllaceae botany 589 . 8
Chlorosis diseases 616.15
Choate, Rufus Am. oratory 815.32
Cho colate adulterations 614.347
agriculture 633 . 74
beverages 641.87
manufactures 663 . 9
Topics In hhuA face type are subdivided. Saperior flsures refer to the tables at the end of this iad s
682
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Choctaw language
497
Christian
literature
897
Brothers monks
271.78
Choice
church
260-289
freedom of metaphysics
123
commission U.S.civ.wai
973.7781
psychology
159
connection sects
289.9
of editions
oa8.a
^ CO. 111. history
977.381
vocation
374.1
« Mo.
977.879
Choir music
783.8
doctrine
230
Choke cherry
634.24
education ^
377
coils elec. eng.
621.3146
ethics
171. X
Cholagogs therapeutics
615.742
evidences
239
Choledic duct anatomy
611.367
fathers relig. hist.
270
Cholemia physiology
612.35765
works of
28X.X
Cholera
iconografy relig. art
246
diseases
6x6.93
sculpture
732
infantum pub. helth
614. 515
institutions
260
protectiv inoculation
614*475
life personal religion
248
public helth
614.514
names
929.4
Cholesterin blood
612.123
philosofy patristics
189.2
nutrition
612.39781
science church
289.5
Chondrocostal joints
611.723
biografy
922 . 85
Chondrostei fishes
597.4
healing law
614.24
Chondrostemal joints
611.723
theology 230.95
Choral servis sacred music
783.24
therap.
615.851
Chorale
783.6
sects
280
Chord process geodesy
526.43
socialism
335.7
Chorda tympani anatomy
611. 83175
Sunday
263.3
sahvation
. 612.81977
union
280
taste
612.877
unions, young men's
267.233
Chorea diseases
616.851
'Christiania, Norway hist.
948.2
Choriambics Gk prosody
486.3
trav.
914.8a
Chorion embryology
611. 01384
Christianity
Choroid anatomy
611.8423
and science apologetics 239.8
eye diseases
617.72
evidences
239
physiology
612.8425
history
270-289
plexus anatomy
611 .8192
primitiv
270.1
physiology
' 612.8241
Christians biografy
922
Chorus college songs
784.6
sect
286.6
sacred music
783.8
biografy
922.6
vocal "
784.86
^Christiansand, Nor. hist.
948.3
^Chosen history
951 -9
Christine de Pisan Fr. fie.
843.21
travel
915.19
Christmas
Chrestien de Troyes Fr.poet.841 . 14
customs
394
■Chrestomathy Eng. lang
.428.7
festival music
783.28
Christ doctrinal theol.
332
school holiday
371.365
life of
232.9
Christology doctrin. theoL
232
Christening baptism
265.1
Christ's thorn agriculture 634 . 744
customs
392.1
Chromates mineralogy
549.74
Christian
Chromatic
apologetics
339
aberration optics
535.4
architecture, eccles.
736
scale theory of music
78X
medieval
723
Chromatics optics
535.6
art
246
Chromatografy
75a
associations
267
Chromatolysis physiol.
612.0x424
Topics In blaek face type ue subdivided. Sttperlor flgnree refer to tiie teUes at the end of this bides
RELATIV INDEX
683
Chromatophores physioL 612.796
Chromium econom. geol. 553.46
inorg. chem. 546 . 76
group - 546. 75
Chromolithografy 764
Chromometry colorimetry 545-8
Chromophotografy 772
Chromosome bodies phys. 613.01424
Chromosphere sun 523.75
Chromoxylograf y 761
Chronic diseases pathoL 6x6
Chronicles Bible 222.6
history see special subj .
Chronofotografy physiol. 612.761
Chronograf astronomy 522.52
instruments 529.78
manufacture 681
Chronograms 529.3
Chronologies history 902
Chronology astronomy 529
biblical Bible 220.94
Chronometer
astron . instruments 522.51
longitude determination 525.47
manufacture 681
Chrysanthemums horti. 716.2
Chrysippus stoic philos. 188.3
Chrysolitic rocks 552.48
Church 260-289
and clergy law 348
education 377.8
state eccl. polity 261 . 7
ethics 172.3
persecutions 272
polit. science 322
Apostolic 2 81. 1
architecture 7^6
attendance 264
authority 262.8
bells manufactures 673
music 789.5
benefises cleric support 254
'^ografy 922
calendar, Anglican 264.031
Christian 260-289
decoration sacred om. 247
disciplin eccles. polity 262.9
entertainments 259
fathers 281. i
fellowship 265.2
festivals worship 264
furniture 247
government 262
history 270-289
Church
membership ordinances 265.2
music 783
needlework 247
of England 283
Rome 282
Scotland 285.2
polity 262
primitiv 270.1
property
monastic foundations 272
polit. science 322
taxation 336 . 29
rates cleric support 254
religious history 270-289
sacraments 265
schools 377
sects 280
servises pub. worship 264
^ Slavonic language 491.81
sociology 322
unity 280
vestments 247.7
work 260
yards cemeteries • 719
see also Religions
Churches
and American revolution 973 . 3 1 5
Great war 1914-19 940.3152
U. S. civil war 9 73 • 7 1 S
architecture 726.5
burials in pub. helth 614.613
hygiene 613.55
library propagandism 021.76
national vs organic unity 261.8
various christian 280
Churchill, C : Eng. satire 827.61
Churning agriculture 637.2332
Chums ** 637.2322
Churra sheep " 636 . 366
Churubusco, battle 973.6238
Chute wagons farm transport 63 1 . 3725
Chutes domestic econ. 643 . 6
Chyle bloodmaking 6 1 2 . 1 1 9
digestion 612. 3327
Chylif erous vessels physi. 612.33273
Chyluria " 612.46662
Cibber, Colley Eng. dram. 822 . 54
Cibol 635.264
^Cicada agriculture 632.75
econ. zoology 591-69
syst. " 595 75
Cicatrization
of bone physiology 612.753
liver " 612.359
Toplct in black face type are sabdirided. Soperior figarea refer to the tablea at the end of thia hidez
.). A
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j'A
'^
i^
. V"
*^
■-Tt
.-Vtt
684
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Cicatrization
of nerv centers physiol.
nervs "
physiology
Cicero complete works
Greek philosofy
letters
life
orations
philosofic works
rhetorical works
Cid, Poema de mio
Romancero del
Cider chem. technology
Cienfuegos, N.A. de
Cifer writing
Cigar making
see also Tobacco
Cilia
anatomy of eye
histology
physiology of eye
vibratil physiology
Ciliary
body anatomy
eye diseases
physiology
ganglion anatomy
glands "
muscle "
processes "
Ciliata zoology
Cilicia ancient history
* modem "
travel
Cinchonia materia med.
Cincinnati
* city, O. history
travels
society of
daughters of
Cinematics mechanics
Cinerary urns customs
Cinerea anatomy
Cinnamon agriculture
Cipher writing
K!^ircassia history
Circassian sheep
Circle Ger. local gov.
of Willis anat.
sailing, great
Circles perspectiv
plane geometry
prehist. archeol.
612.83256
612.81853
612 .603
875.1
186.3
876.1
928.75
875. a
875-4
875-3
861.12
861.27
663.1
861.48
652
679
611.8475
611 .01818
612.847
612.72
611.8425
617.72
612.842
611. 89152
611-775
611.8425
611.8425
593-17
939-35
956.4
915-64
615.336
977.178
917.7178
369.131
J69.132
53I-I
393-2
611.822.
633 . 833
652
947-9
636.385
353.0433
611-1349
527-5
515-65
513-21
571-95
Circuit breakers elec. eng. 62 1
court reports, U. S. 345
Circular arches architec. 721
domes " 721
functions trigo. 514
section of sewers 628
Circulars, lib. propagandism 021
Circulating
dept hours lib. econ.
libraries
Circulation
and blood
arterial
artificial
capillary
cerebral
in sleep
cerebro-spinal diseases 616
effect of
glands on physiol. 612
physiology
024
037.
612
612
612
612
612
612
on glands
respiration on
special organs on
embryonic
hepatic
hydraulic princip. of
in animals
lungs
muscles
plants
spleen
intestinal
lymfatic
money
oceanic
ocular
of blood
prenatal
pressure in
renal
retinal
uterin
venous
Circulators
Circulatory
organs
612
612
612
612
612
6x2
591
612
612
S8i
612
612
612
332
ocean currents 551
physiology 612
history 612
phjrsiol. 612
physiology 6x2
6l2
zoology
physiology
M
botany
physiology
elec. eng.
6X2
612
6x2
621
591
591
61 X
6x6
comp. anat.
descr. *
system anatomy
diseases of
drugs acting on 615
system physiology 6x2
surgery 617
Circumanal glands anat. 61 z
•31736
.41
.41
.46
.1
.223
.72
36
3
.X
•133
1725
•»35
824
.82174
.81
.402
.401
.213
.19
.179
35x5
13
.11
.2158
.74161
.11
.412
■3355
433
■47
.8426
.109
.179
14
-4634
•84313
.6271
Z34
.3525
.41
.71
.X
.1
-71
.X
.41
.776
Topici in black face tjp« tra sabdirided. Saperior flgoret refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
685
Circumcision customs 392 . i
surgery 617.46
Circumflex
axillary arteries anat. 611.1341
iliac artery, deep " 611.13782
extern. " 611. 137842
Circumnavigations 910.4
Circumpolar stars maps 523.89
Circumposition layering 631 .5344
Circumstantial evid. law 347.94
Circumvallation mil. eng. 623.22
Circuses amusements 791
ethics 175. 1
feeding 641.577
Cirripedia zoology 595-35
Cissoid curvs anal. geom. 516.26
Cistercian monks 271.12
Cisterns rural water sup. 628.7
Cistines botany 583.134
Citadel mil. engineering 623.132
Cit^s ouvri^res architec. 728.13
Cities
administration 352
ancient description 913 . 3
beautification 710
buried description 913-3
■free German gov. 354.4309
growth of administration 352 . 001
statistics 312
helthof 614.145
I plans of 913
scavenging of 628.4
water and sewerage wks 628 . 09
Citizens, duties of ethics 172 . i
Citizenship
constitutional amendment
U. S. history 973.81
law 347 • I
political science 323 . 6
Citrates diuretics 615.761
Citrin perfume plants 633.813
Citron 634.331
group fruits 634.33
melon 635.615
Citrous fruits agric. 634.3
City
governments adminis. 352
halls architecture 725.13
homes of poor " 728.11
hotels " 728.51
houses " 728 . 3
life
mortality pub. helth 614.145
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
City
planning 710
special cities 914-919
property local gov. 352.1
transit sociology 388
vs country colleges 3 78 • 1 53
Give agriculture 635 . 265
Civil
authority local gov. 352
engineering 620
government polit sci. 320
and the church 322
ethics 172.3
relig. 261.7
law foren 349
liberty polit. science 323.44
lists 351.2
pensions administra. 351.5
procedure law 347-9
rights constitutional law 342
legal capacity 347 . i
act U. S. hist. 973.82
servis administration 351
library econ. 023 . 2
municipal gov. 3 5 2 . 00 5
officials, lives 923 . 5
suffrage 324.173
reform admin. 351.6
1871 U.S.hist.973.82
1883 - 973.84
trials 347.9
war ass'nsy confederate 369 . 17
Union 369.15
ethics 172.4
slavery 326
U. S. history 973 . 7
Civility ethics i77-i
Civilization and the church 261 .6
history 90 1
, philosofy of 901
primitiv 571
^Clackmannan, Scot. hist. 941.35
Claims against governments 336
U. S. court of hist. 347 . 99
reportS345.4i
Clairvoyance 134
Clambakes dom. econ. 642.45
Clamps practical chem. 542.24
Clams culture 639 . 4
zoology 594 . 1
Clans genealogy 929.2
political science 321.2
Scottish history 941
figures refer to the tables at tlie end of tliis indei
686
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
*Clare co. Ireland history 941-93
I Mich. " 977-471
Clarinet wind instru. 788.6
^Clarion CO. Pa. history 974.869
*Clark CO. 111. history 977-371
travels 91 7 -7371
* Ind. history 977.218
^ Mo. - 977-834
* O. « 977-149
» Wis. " 977-528
^Clarke CO. la. history 977.7856
Clarke 's colum anatomy 611.8223
Clark's exped. Am. revol. 973.3348
'Clarksburg, W. Va. hist. 975 . 458
Class
days student customs 371.896
feeling ethics 1 7 7 - S
meetings pub. worship 264.8
representation pol. sci. 328 . 3344
re-unions colleges 378
student cus. 3 7 1 . 89
room lib. bildings 022.653
system suffrage 324.2x4
Classed catalogs bibliog. 017
lib. adm. 025.3
Classes
of library constituency 02 1 . 28
school organization 371.25
social, courses for different3 7 5 . 00 7
political sci. 323 . 3
Classic
antiquities 913.38
biografy 920.03
education 375-88
geografy 912.3
literature 880
Greek 880
Latin 870
mythology 292
* philology Greek lang. 480
* Latin " 470
schools, private educ. 373
public " 379
Classics Greek literature 880
Latin " 870
Classification
chemistry 54i-9
library 025.4
of animals zoology 590.1
books lib. econ. 025.4
diseases medicin 616.01
economics 330.12
knowledge methodol. 112
languages philology 401
Classification
of plants botany 580 . i
primary cells el. eng. 621.3538
sciences nat. sci. 501
soils 631.44
philosofy 112
Claustrum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 2 3
Clavichord mus. instrum. 786 . i
Clavicle anatomy 611.7172
Clay, Henry Am. oratory 815.25
Clay chemic technology 666 . 4
' CO. 111. history 977-3795
travels 917-73795
' Ind. history 977.244
' la. " 977-715
* Mo. " 977.816
* W. Va. - 975 467
modeling elem.educ. 372.53
petrografy 553-52
Clays economic geol. 553 -61
'Clayton CO. la. history 977.736
Clayton-Bulwer treaty 973-^4
Cleaners library servis 023.796
vacuum dom. ec.648 . 52
engin'g 621.55
Cleaning chem. tech. 667.1
dom. econ. 648
dry domestic econ. 646 . 6
farm operations 631.562
laundry domestic econ^ 648.1
pneumatic 62 1 . 549
tools for agriculture 631 .362
Cleanliness, see Clenliness
Cleanthes stoic philos. 1 88 . 2
Clean-up week sanitation 628.44
'Clearfield co. Pa. history 974.861
Clearinghouse banking 332
for lib. dupli. 025 . 267
Cleavage crystallografy 548.3
geology 551-84
Cleft grafting 63 1 . 541 3 1
Clemency ethics 179-9
Clemens, S : L. Am. humor 81 7 . 44
Clement philosofy 189.2
Clementine sheep 636 . 373
Clementines Apocrypha 229.9
Clenliness
of body hygiene 613.4
clothing " 613.483
markets dom. econ. 641.4
zootechny 636 . 0832
Cleopatra's needle monu. 718
Clepsydra chronology 529.78
Cleptomania derangem'ts 132.6
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior fifures refer to the tables at the end of this tndei
RELATIV INDEX
687
Clerc, Jean de Dutch misc. 839
Clergy
and Amer. revolution 973
Great war 940
U. S. civil war 973
benefit of legal antiqui. 340
canon law 348
celibacy ethics 176
pastoral theol. 354
ethics 174
holy orders 262
in legislativ bodies 328
library propagandism 021
lives of 922
pastoral work 250
re;ervs Can. hist. • 971
Cleric support 254
tithes 336
Clerical seryis lib. econ. 023
Clerks legislativ employees 328
lib. econ. 023
occupation hyg. 613
'Clermont CO. O. history 977
Cleveland. G. ist presidency973
2d " 973
'Cleveland, O. history 977
travels 917
Cleveland bay horse 636
Cliff dwellings archeol. 571
Climacterics physiology 612
vital statis. 614
Climate
effects of diseases 616
mental char. 136
therapeutics 615
farm economics 631
hygiene 613
influence on man 573
physical geology 551
relation to ration physiol. 612
seasons 525
Climatology con tag. dis. 614
phys. geog. 551
Climbers birds 598
Climbing plants habits 581
Clinics medical educa. 610
•381
•315
.3152
•71S
•3
. I
.1
.3324
.76
'Clinton city, la.
» CO. 111.
1
1
1
1
1
Ind.
la.
Mich.
Mo.
N. Y.
history 977
977
travels 917
history 977
977
977
977
974
.21
.76
.3623
•763
.65
.179
.85
.87
.132
.7132
.1421
.84
.66
•13
.988
.2
.834
.11
. II
.4
•5
•3955
.5
.42
.5
.7
.5
•7
.7671
•387
•7387
•255
.767
.424
.8155
•754
Clippings
Clitoris
'Clinton, Pa. history
Fort Am. revol.
Clinton's advance " "
Clipping pruning
zootechny
lib. adminis.
lit. methods
anatomy
Cloakmaking dom. econ.
trade
Clock, sidereal
Clockmaking
Clocks artistic furniture
chronology
dom. economy
Hb.
Clod breakers
crushers
Cloisterd nuns
Cloquet's canal anat.
Close communion baptists 286
sacrament 265.3
vs broad classification 025.4
Closed circuit cells eng. 621.3536
Closet, earth san. engin*g 628.43
water air pollution 614.764
san. engin'g 628.6
Closing of libraries lib. econ. 024 . 4
Cloth manufactures 677
Clothes dom. economy 646
Clothesmaking trade 687
Clotheswringers dom. econ.648 . 3
Clothing
adapted to season 646.09
care of children 649 . 4
disinf ection^ contag. dis. 614 . 48
domestic economy 646
for frigid zones dom. ec. 646 . 09 1
974 854
973-3335
973-3335
631.54223
636 . 0833
025-175
029.3
611.675
646.45
687
681
749
529.78
6455 •
022.923
631-3143
631 3143
271.96
611.8447
tropics *•
hygiene
of laboring classes
physiology of
support from hips
Clouds meteorology
artificial agriculture
Clover heders
Clovers forage crops
zootechny
Cloves spice plants
646.092
613.48
331-83
612.5211
613.484
551-57
632.114
631-3543
633.32
636.08632
633 • 832
617-39
T'tpks in black face type are subdivided. Saperior
Club foot surgery
houses architecture 728.4
libraries 027 . 2
table system 642 . 54
flsures refer to the tables at the end of this Indey
688
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Clubs
Coast
boys sociology
369.42
mounts ordnance
623.433
agric.
630.717
pilot
656
domestic economy
64794
survey, U. S. geodesy
526
girls sociology
369.46
tides
52564
agric.
630.717
Coasting sports
796
' library economy
020 . 63
Coasts, hydrografy of
526.99
literary education
374 2
Coatroom lib. bildings
022.685
social
367
attendants, lib.
023.794
workingmen's architec.
725-93
Coats, indoor dom. econ.
646 . 43
Clun Forest sheep
636.3243
of arms heraldry
929.8
Clusters and nebulas stars
523.85
outdoor dom. econ
646.45
Clutches mech. engin'g
621.825
Cobalt inox^g. chem.
546.73
Cly<lesdale horse
636.1521
ores econom. geol.
553.48
Cnidaria zoology
593 5
Cobnut
634.54
Coach Hiding mech. trade
684
Cobs horse
636.13
horse
636.14
Coca hygiene
613-85
Coaching amusements
798
Cocain anesthetics
615.781
business
656
Cocaimsm
Coachman dom. econ.
647 -3
ethics
178.8
Coagulation
hygiene
613.85
of blood leucocytes
612.1125
medidn
616.86
physiology
612. 115
Coccygeal
Coal
joints anatomy
611. 7218
economic geology
553 a
gland "
611.48
fuel chemic technology
662.6
muscles "
611.7369
domestic economy
644.22
nervs "
611.836
metallui^gy
669.8
Coccyx "
611.7118
gas domestic lights
644.3^3
Cochil sapota
634 343
heating
697.6
^Cochin China, Fr. history
959-7
illuminating
665.7
fowls
636.5851
heating prac. chem.
542.4a
Cochineal agriculture
638.3
mineralogy
549-8
dyeing
667.2
mining
622.33
Cochlea anatomy
611. 8521
oil chemic tech.
665.4
physiology
612.8584
domestic lights
644.312
Cochlear nerv anat.
611. 83181
economic geology
553 28
nucleus •
611. 8177
mineralogy
549-8
path
611.83181
tar colors chem. tech.
667.2
Cock fighting
791
products " "
668.7
ethics
175-6
therapeutics
615.75
Cockles culture
639.4
trade
338-2
Cockroaches dom. econ.
648.7
washing ore dressing
622.78
zoology
595-72
Coalescence
Coco adulterations
614.347
fetuses deformities
617.35
agriculture
633 • 74
embryology
611 .012
beverages
641.87
incomplete deformities
617.32
mantifacture
663.9
of parts **
617.33
palm fruit culture
634.61
Coast
Coconut fruit culture
634.61
artillery gunnery
623.553
fiber
633.581
mil. engin'g
623.417
Cocoon silkworms
638.2
changes erosion
551.36
Cod fishery fishing
639.2
defense military eng.
623.3
Code Napoleon Fr. law
349.442
frontier pol. sci.
320.1288
telegraf y, hand operat.
. 621.3823
Toi»ics in black tece type are aubdiyided. Snperior Hgvat refer to the tablea at the end of tiiia index
RELATIV INDEX
689
Codes American law 345 . aa
telegrafic elec. eng. 6a i . 38a 1 5
Codices Bible mss aao.4
Codification
l^slation 3^^ • ^3
of law U.S. law 345-2
Coeducation 376-7
of races 371 -99
Coele Syria anc. history 939*43
Coelenterata zoology 593 • 3
Coeliacus plexus anat. 6 1 1 . 8393 1
Coelom " 611.389
embryology 6 1 1 . o 1 3 66
Coffee adulterations 614.347
agriculture 633 . 73
botany 583-52
commercial mix. of 663 . 9
domestic economy 64 1 . 87
houses customs 394-1
hygiene 613.37
physiology 612.393a
stimulants 615.711
Cofferdams bridgebilding 624.157
river eng. 627.8
Coffins burial customs 393 • i
pei ishable pub. helth 614.614
Cognition metaphysics 126
Cogwheels mech. eng. 621.83
H^ohahuila, Mex. hist. 973.1
Coherers wireless teleg. 621.3843
Cohesion physics 539-3
Coils
choke elec. engin'g 621.3146
elec. apparatus physics 537 . 86
induction elec. engin'g 621.3147
theory of d)mam. elec. 537-51
Coin collectors, telefone 62 1 . 3 869 2
Coinage administration 351.822
polit economy 33a . 4
act XJ. S. history 973 . 82
Coins numismatics 73 7
Coir agriculture 633.581
Coke chemic tech. 662 . 7
domestic, econ. 644.22
metallurgy 669 . 8
Cola 633 . 76
'Colchester co. N. S. history 971 .612
Colchis, Asia ancient hist. 939.53
Cold
antipyretics 615.75
baths hygiene 613.43
drinks " 613.36
exposure to protec. of life 614.87
Cold
frames forcing 631.5442
protection 63 1 . 3442
Harbor, Va. U.S.civ.war 973 . 7368
imponderable remedies 6 1 5 . 83 2
physics 536
physiologic effects 6 1 2 . 59
protection of animals 636.08361
storage architecture 725.35
food preservat. 641 . 4
wether cookery 641 . 591
Colds catarrh 616.205
^Cole CO. Mo. history 977-855
Colenso controv. Pentateuch222 . i
Coleochaetese botany 589.47
Coleoptera pests 632 . 76
zoology 595 . 76
Coleridge, S : T. Eng. poetry 82 1 . 72
'Coles CO. Ill . history 977-373
Coleshill swine 636.4223
Colic diseases 616.34
painters poisons 615.928
'Colima, Mexico history 972.3
Coliseum Rom. antiq. 913-376
Collapse lung diseases 616.249
Collar bone anat. 611.717a
Collards 635.347
Collars toilet 646 . 48
Collation library econ. 025.235
Collected biografy 920
sermons 25a
travels 910.8
works, see subject
Collecting
biology 579-6
book library econ. 025 . a
bottle biology 579.61a
business methods 658
Collection of fertilizers 63 1 . 8 1 2
taxes finance 336 . 29
Collections
art galleries 708
engravings 769
of poetry Amer. liter. 811.08
• Eng. « 821.08
photografy 779
special library rooms 022.64
useful knowledge 602
vocal music 784
other topics, see subject
Collectiv housekeeping 647 . 9
Collectors elec. traction 621.3344
manuals biology 579
Collects Anglican ritual 264.036
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
690
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
College
cheers student customs
» 371-89
degrees
378.2
education, cost of
378 . 368
electoral suffrage
324.249
entrance requirements
371.214
founders* lives
923.7
journalism colleges
378.05
journalism
070.489
libraries
027.7
functions
371647
men in Amer. revolution
973315
men in U. S. civ. war
973-715
responsibilities 378.069
regattas athletics 371-75
relief units Great war 940.4777
settlements labor, classes 331 .85
societies student life 3 71. 83
songs 784 . 6
sports 371-74
Y. M. C. A. 267.361
Colleges
agricultural 630 .711
and universities 378
architecture 7273
business 650 . 7
or women 376.8
separate vs coed. 376.7
gymnastics in 371.7324
hygiene 613.54
in American revolution 973315
U. S. civ. war 973-715
CoUegiants sects 284.9
Collegiate education women 376.6
CoUenuccio, P. Ital. essays 854 . 24
Collier controv. Shakspere 822.33
Collieries mining eng. 622.23
Colliers shipbilding 623 . 826
Collimation constant astron. 522.35
Collin-Harleville, Jt P. 842 . 62
Collins, W: Eng. poetry 821.57
Collisions at sea marit. law 347 . 7
Collodion process photog. 772
Colloids mesology 612.0144625
theoretic chem. 541.3452
Colman, G : sr Eng. drama 82 2 . 63
'Cologne history 943 . 42
travel 914.342
'Colombia, S. Am. history 986
travels 918.6
Colon anatomy 611.348
Colonial dames of Amer. 369 . 122
nat*l soc. of 369 . 123
daughters of 17th century 369. 128
Colonial
history, U. S. 973 . 2
law English statutes 346 . i
order of the acorn 369 . 126
representation pol. sd. 328 . 3343
societies 369.12
society of Pennsylvania 3 69 . 1 2 7
system political science 325
wars, society 369 . 1 2 1
Colonies penal law 343-2
political science 325
Colonization, African 325.6
hist, of Africa 960
political 8ci. 325 . 3
Colonizing electoral fraud 324.272
Colonnades arch, design 729.32
walls 721.26
Colony
character stockbreeding 656.0821
composition ^* 656 . 0823
Colophons incunabula 093
Color
blindness eye diseases 617.75
physiology 612.8455
fotografy 772
in man nat. hist, of man 573 . 5
plants botany 581.157
of animals zoology 591.157
blood physiology 612. in
optics 535.6
painting 752
printing 655 . 32
sense mental faculty 1 52 . i
sight physiology 6 1 2 . 8433 1
suffrage 324.15
Colorado, U. S.
admission U. S. history 973.82
discovery of America 973.16
* history 978.8
mil. hist. U. S. civ. war 973 . 7488
war with Spain 973 .89488
river hemp 633 . 566
travel 917.88
Coloration of flame chem. 542. 52
Colorational variation zool. 591.157
Colord audition physiol. 612.84373
men Y. M. C. A. 267.365
races somatology 573.5
tiles roofs 721.56
swine, medium 636.426
Colorimetric analysis chem. 545.8
Coloring
butter 637 . 26
dyeing 667.2
Topici in black Hf type are subdiTided. Superior ficures refer to the tables at the and gf this indei
RELATIV INDEX
691
Coloring
matter of bile physiol.
612.35713
urin "
612.46127
matters org. chem.
547
Colors
artificial chem. tech.
667.2
college
378.28
ecclesiology
246.6
literary methods
029.1
manufacture of paints
667.6
• military science
35515
painting fine arts
753
trade
698.1
practical printing
655-32
Colosseum Rom. antiq.
913-376
Colossians epistles
227.7
Colossus of Rhodes monum.718
Colostrum physiology
612.66435
Colportage parochial
259
Colt gun ordnance
623.4225
Colum, spinal anatomy
611.7x1
Columbates mineralogy
549.71
Columbia college
378.747
^Columbia co. N. Y. hist.
974.739
» Pa.
974.838
' Wis.
977.581
» Dist. of
975.3
trav.
917.53
'Columbiana co. O. hist.
977 163
Columbium inorg. chem.
546.891
Columbus discov. of Amer
.973.15
^Columbus 0. history
977.157
day sch. observ
•371.365
Columelliacese botany 583.829
Colums
architectural construe.
721.3
design
729.32
carpentry
694.4
carvd arch, decorat.
729.57
of cord, posterior anat.
611.826
painted arch, decorat.
729.47
sculpture
730
strength of materials
620. 11283
'Cohisa CO. Gal. hist.
979 . 433
Combat, judicial leg. antiq
.340.3
Combination
arithmetic
511. 5
cars railway engin'g
625 . 24
Combinations
industrial polit. econ.
338.8
of capital "
331. 1
labor
331.87
Combinatory anal, algebra 512.5
Combined
harvester and thresher
631.3542
system of sewerage
628.211
Combretaceae botany
583.414
Combs customs
391. 5
Combustibles, storiage
614. 831
Combustion
chemistry
541.39
engins, internal
621. 43
heat
536.46
in furnaces Indus, sanit.
628.524
steam generation
621 . 182
locomotivs
621.1331
H^medy Eng. drama
822
Comella, L. P. Span. "
862.41
Comets
523.6
charts
523.69
connection with meteors
523.56
maps observations
524.6
observation of
523 69
theory
521.7
H;k)mic journals Eng. liter.
827
journalism
070.487
music dramatic
782.6
' works Eng. liter.
827
Commagene, Asia anc. hist.
939.36
Command mil. science
355.331
Commanders biografy
923 5
Commelinaceffi botany
584.3^
Commemorations
■
Great war 19 14-19
940 46
military science
355.16
U. S. history civil war
973.76
Mex. -
973.626
revolution
973 36
Span, war
973.896
warof 1812
973.526
Commemorativ sermons
252.9
Commensalism zoology
591.5
Commentaries, Bible
220.7
law
347
Commerce, interstate
385
regulation law
347.7
sociology
380
useful arts
650
Commeicial
agencies credit
332.7
arithmetics mathematics
5". 8
bildings architecture
725.2
care of
647.96
establishments library
020.65
fertilizers air pollution
614.748
industry state control
351.824
law
347.7
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to tbe tables at the end of this index
692
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Commercial
morals r^^J, ethics 174
panics polit. economy 332
travelers]] •• Y. M. C. A. 267.363
traveling^ commerce 658
Commission government 352.008
Commissions
bilding 692 . 8
library 027 . 4
middlemen pol. econ. 331.236
ordnance 623 . 4823
parliamentary legislat'n 328 . 372
special " 328 . 3628
Commissure
extension of deformities 617.34
of cord, anterior anat. 61 1 . 8258
posterior ** 611.8269
Committee
procedure legislation 328 . 3742
Committee
legislativ bodies 328 . 3627
library 023.3
see also distinctiv name
Common bantams 636.58711
carriers law 347 . 7
currant 634 .722
I law, American 345
British 346
right copyr't 655 .61
treatises 347
pleas, court of 347 . 99
prayer Ang. rit. 264 . 03
schools, public 379
Commonplace books 029.4
Commons, house of Eng. 328.42
student life 371.88
Commonwelth Eng. hist. 942.063
Rom. " 937 . 02
Commonwelths, ideal 320 . i
Communal marriage 392 . 6
Commune, French loc. gov. 352 .0446
Ger. " « 352.0434
of 187 1 Fr. hist.944.08
polit. economy 335
Communes, age of, in Italy 945 .04
Communication
administration 351.81
electric engineering 621 . 38
farm economics 631 . 1 1
heat 536.2
magnetism 538.2
mode of contag. dis. 614.43
sociology 380
useful arts 650
Communion, close baptists 286
holy sacram. 265.3
servis mus. 783.21
Communism polit. econ. 335.4
Communists, French 335
Community
centers 374 . 28
of land pol. econ. 333-2
Commutators elec. engin'g 621.316
physics 537.6
Compact ethics 1 74 • 7
Companies associations 360
joint stock law 347 . 7
Comparativ
anatomy animals 5914
plants 581.4
embryology zoology 591.3
legislation 34o • 5
medicin 6x9
mythology 291
philology 410
physiology zoology 591 . i
religion 290
theology dogmatics 230
wages polit. economy 331.2
Comparetti. D. Ital. essays 854.86
Comparison
• signs of Eng. etymol. 422.6
inflection 425.16
Compass magnetism 538 7
variations of astron. 522.76
Compass s ship outfit 623 . 86
'Compends, see subject
Compensation
labor pol sci. 33i-2
legislatures 328 . 333
Compensator potential
regulators elec. eng. 62 1 . 3145 1
Compensators * ** 621.31327
Competency
of voters pol. sci. 324.14
Competition prices 338 . 5
wages 331-2
Competitions
agricultural 630 .719
school 371 -'535
Competitiv
examinations, civ. serv. 351.3
schools 371.27
music festivals 784 . 5
Complex ores metallurgy 669
variables calculus 517.8
Complexus muscle anat. 61 1 . 73 14
Complications in labor obst. 618.5
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of fliis faidex
RELATIV INDEX
693
Compline Anglican ritual 264.034
Composers biografy 927.8
Composit
electrode arcs elec. light 621.3256
floors and flooring 721.65
fuels steam engineering 621.18225
order of architecture 729.32
power electric plants 621.312135
ships shipbilding 623 . 84
structures arch, const. 721.94
Composite botany 583. 5 5
Composition
architectural design 729.11
artistic typesetting 655.25
butter 637.22
cheese 637.32
elementary English 428.2
fertilizers 631.813
food zootechny 636 . 08 5 1
milk 637.127
music 781.6
rhetoric 808
soil 631. 41 1
typesetting 655 . 25
with creditors law 347 . 7
Compost heap agric. 631.875
Compound
engins 621 . Z1262
floors and flooring 721 . 64
stationary engins 621 . 1647
structures bridgebilding 624.7
wound generators 62 1. 313234
Compounds
types of chem. 541-4
with metals ox^g. chem. 547-9
Compressibility of air pneu .533.2
Compressing rams engin'g 62 1 . 274
Compression
of brain physiology 612.82455
gases physics 533-2
strength of materials 620.11242
Compressor nasi anat . 611.7323
Comprest air engins 621.42
machinery 621.5
therapeutics 615.836
Compromise
ethics 171
Missouri U. S. history 973 . 54
of 1850 " civ. war 973.7113
" history 973.63
tariff act - " 973-56
Compromises, slavery
U. S. hist. 973.7113
'Compton CO. Que. history 971 . 468
Topicfi in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Compulsory
education 379-33
insurance 331-25
labor polit. econ. 331 . 57
vaccination pub. helth 614.4738
voting political sci. 324.215
Compurgation legal an tiq. 340.3
Computation arithmetic 511
bridge stresses 624 .171
Comte French philosofy 194 . 8
positivism 146
Comtoise sheep 636 . 3443
Concept mental philos. 153. i
of state poL sci. 320. 15
Conception
immaculate Christology 232.1
physiology 612.63
Concert room lib. bildings 022.651
teaching 37i-3i
Concertina music 786.9
Concerto orchestral mus. 785.6
Concerts amusements 791
Conchae anat. 61 1.7 147
Conchifera brachiopoda 594 . 8
lamellibranch. 594 . i
Conchoid curv anal. geom. 516.26
Conchology 594
Conclave, papal eccles. pol. 262 . 13
Concord, battle Am. revol. 9 73 . 33 1 1
philosofy 191-3
Concordances, Bible 220.2
' special, see subject
Concordat eccles. polity 262.13
intemat. law 341.2
Concrete
bilding material 69 1 3
ceilings 721 -75
chemic technology 666 . 8
construction 693 . 5
engineering material 620.136
floors architecture 721.62
fortifications mil. eng. 623.123
foundations 721.13
pavements engin'g 625 . 84
piers and colums 721.33
reinforced engineering 620.137
roofing 695.6
roofs architec. 721.52
sidewalks pavements 625.8
village houses 728.64
walls 721.23
see also special structures
Concretion geologic agent 551.98
Concubinage sex customs 392.6
figures refer to the tables at flie end of this index
694
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Concussion injuries 617.
of brain physi. 612.
Condemd books rarities 098
Condensation
action of heat 536.
of effluvium sanit. eng. 628 .
vapor pneumatics 533 .
Condensed milk dairy 637 .
pub. helth 614.
Condensers chemistry 542 .
elec. engin*g 621.
electricity 537.
steam engin*g 621.
telefone 621.
Condensing engins . 621.
pump pneu. 533 .
Condenstmilk dairy 637.
pub. helth 614.
Condillac French philos. 194.
Condimental
herbs field crops 633 .
garden *^ 635.
Condiments adulterations 614.
chem. tech. 664 .
zootechny 636.
Conditional
immortality 237.
sentences English 425.
Greek 485 .
■ other lang.
Conditions influencing ani-
mal temperature 6 1 2 . 54
Condits
electric lines 621
subsurface roads 625 .
telegraf 654
ventilation 697
waterworks 628
Conduct of life ethics 170
Conduction electricity 537,
heat 536
Conductivity of rocks geol. 551,
Conductors elec. engin'g 621 ,
Condylarthrosis anat. 611.
Cone modem geometry 513,
solid " 513
Conestoga draft horse 636 .
Confectionery 641
adultera. 614,
Confederacy, daughters of 369
Confederate
navy U. S. civ. war 973
21
82455
44
533
I
142
324
48
315
24
1976
3865
II252
83
142
324
3
84
7
314
a
0877
3
4
4
319233
78
4
9
14
22
2
14
3193
72962
53
42
158
85
3"
175
Confederate
states of Amer. formd
973713
civ. war
073 7
survivors association
369.171
veterans *
369.172
united
369.174
united sons of
369.173
Confederation
American colonies
973-318
Canadian provinces
971.05
form of state
321.022
North German
943-081
of the Rhine
943.06
T 783-89 U. S. history
973-318
Conference meetings, church264.7
Conferences
legislativ procedure
328.3742
library
020.6
on candidates suffrage
323.233
Confession
and absolution sacram'l
tsa65.6
Augsburg creeds
238.4
auricular sacram'ts
265.6
Confessional Roman ch.
282
Confessions creeds
238
of faith ritual
264.5
Confidence practises
174.6
Confinement
obstetrics
618.4
punishment crim. law
343.2
schools
371.56
solitary, crim. law
343.2
prison disciplin 365
ConRrmation sacraments 265 . a
Conflagrations 614.84
Conflict of duties 171
laws intern, law 341.5
Conformity Anglican ch. 283.42
Confucianism religion 299 . 5
Confucius Chinese philos. 1 8 1. 1
Congelation physics 536.43
Congenital
defects of body hyg. 613.91
teratol. 6ti.oia
distortions surgery 617.39
Congestion of the lungs 616.34a
Conglomera te li thology 552.51
Congo, see Kongo
Congregation eccle. polity 26a . a
Congregational church 285.8
creed 238.5
orders 262 . 19
singing 783-9
Congregationalism sects 285.8
757
Topici in black face type ve inbdiTided. Superior flgorei ref«r to the tablea at flio end oi this index
RELATIV INDEX
695
Congregationalists lives 922 . 5
Congress
of nations intern, law 341-1
Vienna Europ.hist. 940.27
intemat. law 341-1
U.S. legisl. bodies 328.73
Congresses, library 020.63
^ see also special subject
Congressional
debates, U. S. 328.
directories " 328.
documents " 328.
Congreve, W: Eng. drama 822.
Conic
projections descrip. geom. 515.
spheric " 515.
sections analyt. geom. 516.
geometry 513.
Conicoids analytic geom. 516.
Conies " " 516.
modem * 513.
Coniferse botany 585 .
Conium nervous depress. 615.
Conjugate forms invariants 512.
Conjugatese
Conjugation
Conjunctions
etymology
botany 589.
Eng. gram. 425-
Fr. - 445.
Ger. " 435-
Gk - 48s .
Lat. gram. 475-
other lang.
732
738
734
46
4
S6
22
22
42
53
53
2
786
88
61
18
18
18
18
18
English 422.
Greek 482 .
Latin 472 .
■ other lang.
solar system 523 .
syntax English 425.
Greek 485 .
Latin 475-
■ other lang.
Conjunctiv
mood, etymology Greek 482 .
Latin 472.
■ other lang.
syntax English 425.
French 445 .
Greek 485 .
Latin 475.
other lang.
anatomy 611.
eye diseases 617.
physiology 612.
Conjuring sorcery 133.
Topics in black face type are subdivided.
•1
Conjunctiva
9
9
9
23
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8411
71
8411
4
, Superior
Conkanee hemp agric.
Connaraceae botany
^Connaughty Ire. history
Connecticut, U. S.
Arnold in Am. revol.
^ history
633.562
58331
941 7
973-3377
974 6
For military history see sub-
divisions ol Special campains
and Military history under
97331 973.7 and 973*89
Pequot war 973-22
travel 917.46-
Tryon in Am. revol. 973-3351
Connections, volt, cell eng. 621.3526
Connect! V tissue anat. 61 1 . 76
diseases 616.77
histoL 61 1.018a
Conquest
international law
Norman Eng. hist
of Greece by Rome
Mexico by Spain
territorial pol. sci.
Conrad i Ger. history
341.3
942.02
938.08
972 .02
320.1269
943.022
2
3
u
m
943-023
943.024
4 " " 943-025
Consanguinity law 347-6
physiol. 612.607
Conscience, H . Dutch fie. 839.3355
Conscience ethics 17 1.6
freedom pol. science 323.442
Consciousness philosofy 126
Conscription mil. science 355.22
U. S. history 973 .7414
Consecration
sermons
Conservation of
energy physics
fertilizers agric
forces physics
moisture agric.
national resources
natural "
Conservatism
Conservatories architec.
music
plants
Consols Eng. finance
^^onsonants language
physiology
Conspiracies crim. law
Constables
Constance, council of
1414-8, Hussites 2S4.3
religious history 270.5
fifures refer to the tables at the end of this iades
265.9
252.7
531.6
631.812
531.6
631.7
339
333
137
728.98
780.7
716.3
336.42
421.3
612 . 78-^4
343
352.2
696
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Constant de Rebecque
843 • 63
Constant
current analysis chem.
545-3"
syst. arc light
621.3252
transformers
621.31432
potential syst. arc. light 62 1 . 3 2 53
transformers
621.31431
speed motors
621.313245
voltage analysis chem.
.545-3"
Constantine the Great
Byzant. hist.
949-501
Constantinople
* history
949.61
Latin conquest
949 ■ 503
travels
. 914.961
Turkish conquest
949 504
ConstantinopoUtan creed
238.1
Constants earth
525 I
electricity
537-51
moon
523.31
sun
523.71
Constellation, ship U.S.hist
.973.45
Constellations astronomy
523.89
Constipation pathology
616.34
Constituencies suffrage
324.23
Constituents butter
637.222
cheese
637.322
Con.stitution
and bylaws lib. econ.
023.1
centennial U. S. hist.
973.85
day school observ.
371.365
English law
342.42
of matter metaphysics
"7
physics
530.1
of '57 Mex. history
972.06
ship U. S. war of 181 2
973.5251
captures by "
973.5257
United States history
973.4
law
342 73
Constitutional
act, Canada under
971 . 03
conventions
342.
diseases
616.9
history
34^
law
342
monarchy pol. sci.
321.7
Constraind attitude hyg
. 613.65
Construction
aircraft aerostation
629 . 16
aviation
629.18
architectural
721
carpentry
694
library bildings
022.35
masonry
693
Construction
systems shipbilding
Consular
reports
systems intern, law
Consulate, ist Fr. hist.
Consuls
Consulting librarian
Consumers leag
Consumption
butter
cheese
final pol. econ.
fuel steam engin'g
compar. " "
lung diseases
milk
productiv pol. econ.
Consumptiv assn cooperat.334 . 5
Contagious diseases
domestic economy
pathology
public helthy general
special
Containers elec. engin*g 621.3521
prac. chem. 542 . 23
Contemplativ pers. religion 248
sisterhoods 2 7 1 . 96
theology 242
Contested
elections legisUtiv bodies 328 . 3358
su£Erage 324.277
legislation 328 . 3744
Conti, Augusto Ital. essays854 . 83
Contingent vote suffrage 324.224
Continence ethics
Continental
code elec. engin'g
congress U. S. hist.
623.84
382
341.8
944.046
327
023.4
331-8
637 24
637 34
339
621.1823
621.1824
616.246
637-14
331
648.6
616.91
614.4
614 5
176.3
621.382153
973.312
leg. bod. 328.73
929.6
heraldry
protestant sects
travels
Continents phys. geog.
Continuation schools
Continued fever, simple
Continuous
current machinery eng.
systems transmission
train telegrafy
truss bridgebilding
^Contra Costa co. Cal. hist. 979 . 463
Contraband of war int. law 341.3
Contrabass tuba wind 788.48
284
914
551.41 -
374.8
616.926
621.313a
621.319x22
621.38425
624.33
Topics in black face type are lubdivided. Superior lUures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
697
stringd 787.4
Contrabasso
Contract
labor pol. econ.
prisons
Contractility
of bile ducts physiol.
hart
spleen "
Contraction
muscular histology
of muscles physiology
Contractions shorthand
Contractors liability bldg
Contracts
bilding
ethics
law
marriage family law
teachers
wage scales poL econ.
Contravariants algebra
Contreras, battle Mex.war
Contributions
election suffrage
library rules
Control
devices electric stations
fertilizer frauds
over administration
systems elec. traction
Controversial divinity
sermons
Contused wounds surgery
Contusions surgery
Conundrums amusem'ts
* Eng. lit.
Conus medullaris anat.
Convection heat
Convent educa. of women
labor polit. econ.
Convention eccles. polity
French hist.
Conventional
forms decoration, painted
relief
Conventions polit. parties
see also special subjects
Convents
architecture
Conversation
art of
ethics
library staff rules 1
rooms lib. bildings
331.54
365
612.3577
612. 171
612.413
611. 01864
612.741
653 I
692.9
692.4
174.7
347-4
347.6
371.14a
331.22
512.88
973.6238
324.273
023.93
621.3x7
631.818
351 9
621.3344
230
2S3.2
617.142
617.13
793
828
611. 8216
536. a
376.5
331.53
262 .4
944.043
729.44
729.54
329
271
726.7
374. 1
177.2
023.91
022 .661
Conversation
self education 374.x
table 642 . 48
Conversion i>ersonal relig. 248
revivals 269
Converter
panels elec. eng. 62 1 . 3 1726
substations " " 621.31264
Converters elec. engin'g
alternating current 621 . 3x35
direct " 621.31325
frequency, asynchronous 621.31367
" 621.31368
law 347.2
realty 347 • a
engineering 62 x. 867
• 621. 18378
agricult.
engin'g
631.3366
621.86
621.264
379.17s
331.51
343
364
394.1
Topics in black f ace type are lobditided. Snpeiior
phase
Conveyances
Conveyancing
Conveyers
fuel
tree
Conveying
machinery
hydraulic "
pupils central plan
Convict labor pol. econ.
Convicts criminal law
discharged reform
Conviviality social cust.
Convocation eccles. polity 262.4
Convolutions anatomy 6 x x . 8 x 3 x
physiol. 6x2.825
Convolvulaceae botany 583 . 78
Convulsions diseases 616.845
puerperal 618.75
Conway cabal Am. re vol. 973.349
'Cook CO. 111. history 977.31
Cook books dom. econ. 64X . 5
Cookers kitchen equip. 643 . 33
Cookery
dietetics 6x3.2
domestic economy 64X . 5
esthetics of dom. econ. 64 1 . o z
of diff . materials " 641.6
processes " 64X . 7
Cooking banana 634 . 773
.schools 641.07
Cooks domestic economy 647 25
'Cook's iland history 996 . 2
Coolies 326.2
Cooling towers steam eng. 621. 19764
Cooper, A. A. Eng. essays 824.51
J. F. Am. fiction 813.24
»Cooper CO. Mo. history 977.851
Union education 374.9
Cooperage manufactures 674
figares refer to the tables at the end of this inde 1
698
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Cooperation lib. econ.
021.64
Copyright books lib. aid
021.842 1
lit. methods
029. 1
international law 34^.5 |
polit. econ.
334
law
^347.7
Cooperativ
publishing
6556
bilding associations
334.1
Coquetry ethics
177.6
cataloging lib. admin.
025.3
Coquillart, G. Fr. poetry
841.23
housekeeping
647 -93
Coracoacromial ligaments
611.72724
insurance
334.3
Coracobrachialis anat.
611.73722
Coordinates
Coracoclavicular joint "
611.72734
anal. geom. of space
516.34
Coracoid process •
611. 7173
geografic
525.4
Coral reefs geology
551-96
modem analytic geom.
516.51
Corallines algae
589 -3
plane
516.14
Corals zoology
593 6
spheric astronomy
522.7
Cor- Anglais wind instr.
788.7
Coordination physiology
' 612.82934
Cord machine physics
531.83
Coornhert, D.V. Dut. poetry 839 . 3126
spinal anatomy
611.82
'Coos CO. N. H. history
974.21
physiology
6x2.83
Copaiba diuretics
615.761
Cordage
^Copenhagen history
948.9
fibers agriculture
633 5
travel
914.89
manufacture
677
Copepoda articulates
595.34
Cordials liquors
663.5
Copernican theory astron.
521
Cordilleras description
918
Copiers lib. economy
025.154
Cordon training
631.5466
offis equipment
652
Cords plant support
631.3451
Coplas de Mtngo Revulgo
867.2
training
631.5461
Copp^e, F. Et J. Fr. drama
842.88
^Corea history
951.9
" poetry
841.85
Cores, field elec. eng.
621.316
Copper
Coriander
635.75
coins money
332-41
Coriarieae botany
583.298
drugs
615.256
Corinth, Miss, battle
973-7334
engraving
762
siege
973.7325
implements archeoL
571 34
Corinthia ancient hist.
938.7
inorganic chemistry
546.56
Corinthians i epistles
227.2
led accumulators
621.35556
2
227.3
manufacture
671
Corium anatomy
611.778
metallic poisons
615.929
*Cork, Ireland history
941.95
metallurgy
669.3
travel
914.19s
mineralogy
549-2
Corkborers chemistry
542.25
mining prehist. archeol. 571.31
CorlLss engin
621.1644
ores economic geology
553.43
Corn cereals
633.15
roofing
695 -4
clubs
630.717
toxicology
615.929
duty on
337.5
Copperas disinfectant
614.488
foods zootechny
636.08615
Coptic church sects
281.7
harvesters
631. 355
^ language
493 2
harvesting
631-555
* literature'
893 2
laws
337.5
Copts histoiy
962
salad
635 -57
Copulation embryology
611 .0132
shellers
631.3614
physiology
612.613
trade pol. econ.
338.1
zootechny
636.082453
vegetables
635.67
Copy and proof lit. meth.
029.6
Comaceae . botany
583-497
Copybooks elem. educat.
372.51
Cornea anatomy
611. 8413
Copying processes writing
652
eye-diseases
617.71
Copyists* occupation,hygiene6i3 . 65
physiology
612.8411
Topics in bkck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of Ibis index
RELATIV INDEX
699
Corneille. P Fr. drama 842.41
T: " " 842.43
Cornelius Agrippa philos. 189.5
Cornell university 378-747
Comet wind instrum. 788.3
Comises archit. construe. 721.27
design 729.31
*Comisb
Indian fowls 636 . 588 1 4
language 49 '-67
pumps mine drainage 622.53
Corns dermatology 616.54
Cornstalks zootechny 636.086255
* Cornwall, England hist. 942.37
Cornwall sheep 636.3266
Cornwallis* surrender 973-3375
CoroUiflorse botany 583-5
Corona of sun 523-75
Coronado discov. of Am. 973 ^^
Coronarieae botany 5^-3
Coronary
arteries anatomy $x i . 1322
physiology 6 1 2 . 1 7 2 1
gastric artery anatomy 611. 13643
nervs " 611.8393
valv •* 611.T2665
Coronation ceremonies 394.4
Coroners law 347-9^
local gov't 352-9
Corpora albican tia anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 2
cavernosa " 611. 645
quadrigemina " 6 1 1 . 8 1 53
Corporal punishment 371-55
Corporate industries 338-7
Corporation, city admin. 352.003
Corporations 360
business 380
charitable 361
law of 347-1
mining 622
mtmicipal 35^
railroad 385
Corps
army XJ. S. civ. war 973.7416
judicial univ. admin. 378 . 1 13
Corpulence disease 6 1 6 . 39
physiology • 61 2 . 3977
Corpus 81
callosum anatomy 611. 39
physiology 612.8261
luteum anatomy 611.652
embryology 611. 013 17
spongiosum anatomy 611. 646
Topics in black face type are gubdiTided. Saperior
Corpus
striatum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 2
physiology 612.8261
Corpuscles chemistry 541-2
red physioL 6x2.111
white " 6x2.1X2
Corpuscular theory of light 535 . i
matter 530 . i
Correction, houses of 364
arch. 725.63
Corrections
astronomy 522 . 9
by readers lib. economy 024.81
gravity experiments 526 . 73
of orbit astronomy 521.35
perspectiv 515.66
Correlation
method of teaching 371-363
of figures mod. geom. 51357
forces physics 531-6
Correspondence
autobiografy 920
commercial 658
courses agriculture 630.714
' English literature 826
letter writing 808 . 6
library administration 025 . 1 5
logic 1 69
methods of teaching 374 . 4
modem geometry 5^3-57
natural theology 219
schools self education 374 . 4
shorthand 653.04a
Swedenborgian 289.4
'Corr tee, France history 944-67
Corridors lib . bildings 022.681
Corrosion chemistry 541-39
eng. materials 620 . 1 122
steam boilers 621.1965
Corrosiv
sublimate antiseptics '615.778
drugs 615.258
pestifuges 648 . 7
toxicology 6 1 5 . 927
Corrugator supercilii anat. 611.7325
Corruption
electoral suffrage 324 . 27
ofl&cial ethics 172.2
Corsets hygiene 613.484
Corsica, Italy, anc. hist. 93 7- 9
^ mod. " 945-9
Corsican pony 636 . 165
Cortereal, G. discov. of Am. 973. 16
M. « - - 973-16
Ugaxts refer to the tables at the oad of this index
700
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
666.8
553-65
549. 5
331.57
616.205
Cortes, H. discov. of Am. 973 . 16
Mex. history 972.02
Corte Xf cerebral anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 1
physiol. 612.825
Corticine dom. economy 645 . i
lib. " 022.961
Corti's fibers anatomy 611.852a
physiology 612.8584
ganglion anatomy 611.89181
organ * 611.8522
physiology 612 .8584
*Cor tland co . N . Y. hist. 974.772
Corundum chemic tech.
econ. geol.
mineralogy
Corv^ pol. econ.
Coryza diseases
^Coshocton CO. O. history 977 . 165
Cosmetics adulterations 614.354
toilet 646 . 7
Cosmic dust astronomy 523.16
philosofy metaphys. 113
time chronology 529.77
Ccsmogony m^^taphysics 113
natural theol. 213
Cosmografy phys. geog. 55 14
Cosmology metaphysics 113
natural theol. 213
Cossa, Pietro Italian drama 852 . 82
Cossacks Russian hist. 947
Cost bilding
keeping accounts
of animals zootechny
college education
farm agriculture
fertilizers "
food dom. econ.
political economy
Costa, I : da Dutch poetry 83 9 . 3 1 5 5
Paolo Ital. essays 854.71
S : Dutch drama 839,3233
'Costa Rica hist. 972.86
Costal cartilages anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 2 5
Costanzo, A. di Ital. poetry 851.41
Coster hist, of printing 655.112
Costivness diseases
Costmary
Costocervical artery anat.
Costochondral joints *
Costoclavicular ligam. "
Costostemal joints "
Costovertebral ** "
Costume academic
ecclesiastic
692.5
657
636.08112
378.368
631. I 12
631.817
641. 3J
338
616.34
635 . 74
611. 1346
611 . 723
611 .7271
611.723
611 . 722
378.29
247.7
Costume fashion mag.
hygiene
military
Costumes
»C6te d' Or, France hist.
Co-tenancy law
Cotentin cattle
sheep
'C6tes du Nord, Fr. hist.
Cotswold sheep
Cottage cheese
Cottages, laborers archit.
mountain "
seaside "
Cotters fastenings
Cottoid fishes zoology
Cotton
agriculture
clothing hygiene
domestic economy
dyeing chem. technol.
expos, internat. U.S.hist.
manufactui*es
mills architecture
picking agriculttu^
trade pol. econ.
worm pests
Cottonseed
meal fertilizers
Cotyloid cavity anatomy
Couches dom. economy
Coucou poultry
de Malines poultry
Coughing physiology
Coughs and colds pathol
Coulometers elec. eng.
Council
* Bluffs, la. history
ecclesiastic polity
ecumenic eccles. pol.
relig. hist.
general Fr. loc. gov't
history, religious
municipal Fr. loc. gov't
of state French admin.
Ger.
privy Eng. "
Counsel christian relig.
Counterfiting law
pol. econ.
Counterirritation therapeut
Countermines mil. eng.
Counterpoint music
Counterpoise bridges
646.05
613.48
35514
391
944.42
347-2
636.2462
636.3447
944.12
636.3211
637 356
728.68
728.7
728.7
621.883
597.5
633.51
613.481
646. II
667.3
973 84
677
725.41
631.5565
338.1
632 . 78
631.847
611.7181
645.42
636.547
636.548
612 .219
616.205
621.3744
977.7711
262.4
262.5
270.3
352.0442
270
352.0448
354.4405
354.4308
354.4204
241
343
332.9
.615.771
623.36
781.4
624.82
Topics in black face type are lubdivided. Superior ficures refer to the tablet at the end of dds indei
RELATIV INDEX
701
CouQters library econ. 022.913
telefone stations 621 .38798
Countervallation mil. eng. 623.32
Country
homes architecture 728 . 6
of poor ** 728.12
inns " 728.53
laboring class in special 331 . 819
life 630 . 1
mortality pub. helth 614.145
schools 379-173
seats architecture 728 . 8
vs city colleges 3 7 ^ • 1 5 3
County
agent agriculttire 630 .717
government admin. 352
County
government Eng. admin. 3 52.0421
histories British 942
U. S. 974-^979
libraries 027.42
Couplings
power transmission 621.825
railroad engineering 625.25
Coups d'etat pol. sd. 321 .094
Courage ethics 1 79 • 6
Courier de U6t6,F.U Fr.lit. 844 . 63
^Courland, Russia hist. 947.4
Course
length of college 378.241
school 371-253
Courses
agricultural, correspond. 630.714
extension 630.717
in nonagric. sch. 630.716
short 630.713
belt walls 721.25
curriculum 375
of reading lib. econ. 028.3
Court
baron English law 3 4 7. 99
etiquet customs 395
fools " 394 . 2
houses architecture 725.15
of arbitration 341 . i
claims U. S. law 347.99
star chamber Eng. law 347 . 99
reporting shorthand 653.046
supreme U. S. law 347 . 99
university administration 378.113
Courtes-pattes poultry 636 . 544
Courtesy ethics 177. i
Ub. staff rules 023 . 96
Topics in black face type are aabdirided. Soperior
Courts
administration
35X-94
authority of
340
ecclesiastical
262.9
history of
347-99
juvenil
364
martial
344
of honor mil. science 355.13
inquiry - « 355-^3
organization 347 . 97
Courtship ethics i77-6
Cousin eclecticism 148
French philos. 194 . 7
Cousins, marriage of law 347.6
Coussade poultry 636.544
Coutumes French law 349.442
Co variants higher algebra 512.88
Covenant meetings pub.wor.264.8
Scotch creeds 238.5
Covenanters relig. hist. 274.1
Scot. ** 941 .06
Covenants for titles law 347.2
religious creeds 238
Coventry plays Eng. drama 822 . 12
Cover crop 631 . 584
Covering
protection against frost 632 .113
steam pipe 621 . 1856
Coverture law 347-9
Covetousness ethics 179-8
Cowardis " 179 -6
Cowley, A. Eng. poetry 821.46
Cowpeas 633.33
Cowpens, S. C. Am. revol. 973.3372
Cowper, W: Eng. poetry 821.65
Cowper's glands anat. 611.627
Cowpox diseases 616.913
Cows
choice of dairy 637,121
diseases of 619.2
domestic animals 636 . 2
zoology 599 . 7
Coxae, OS anatom}' 61 1.7 181
Cozzens, F:S. Am. humor 817.36
Crab apple 634.12
Crabs fishery 639 . 5
zoology 595 . 36
Cradle agriculture 631.3513
sithe agriculture 63 1 . 35 1 3
songs folklore 398 . 8
music 784.4
Cramming examinations 371.27
zootechny 636 . 08456
Cramp diseases 616.87
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
702
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Cranberry small fruits 634 . 76
bush « 634 . 745
Cranes and elevators eng. 621.87
hydraulic machinery 63 1 . 363
Cranial
bones anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 5
ganglions " 611. 891
nenrs " 611. 831
physiology 612.819
sutures anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 4 1
Craniidse zoology 594-8
Craniology nat. hist, of mans 73 . 7
Cranium anatomy 61 1.7 15
base of " 611. 7143
Crannoges prehist. dwel. 571.83
Craonnaise swine 636.443
Crashaw, R : Eng. poetry 82 1 . 42
^rasis " lang. 421.2
Crassulacese botany 583.39
Craters seismology 551.31
Crates Greek philosofers 183.4
Crawfish fishery 639 . 5
zoology 595-37
^Crawford CO. 111. history 977.375
travels 917. 7375
Ind. history 977.228
la. « 977.745
Mich. " 977-477
Mo. " 977.862
O. " 977.127
Pa. " 974.897
Wis. - 977-574
Crayfish fishery 639 . 5
zoology 595-37
Crayon drawing 741
Cream adulterations 614.324
dairy 637.148
of tartar adulterations 614315
Creameries agriculture 637.231
Creamometer 637 .1276
Creation evolution 575
metaphysics 113
natural theol. 313
Creativ power ment. facuL 155
Creator doctrinal theol. 23 1 . i
Cr^billon,C.P.J.de.fils Fr.fic.843 . 55
P. J.de Fr.drama 842 . r j
Crdches institutions 362 . 7
Credentials
academic 371.291
higher 378 . 2
electoral 324 . 243
legislativ bodies 328 . 36
Credibility of Scriptures 220 . i
Credit
and bonds insurance 368.8
institutes loan instit. 333.31
institutions state control3 51.825
mobilier railroads 385
U. S. history 973 . 82
political economy 332 . 7
Credo sacred music 783.22
Credulity 137
Creeds Anglican ritual 264.037
dogmatic theoU 238
public worship 264 . 5
Creek Indians removal 973-55
Cremaster muscle anatom}' 6 1 1 . 7366
Cremasteric fascia " 6 1 1 . 639
Cremation
of the ded customs 393 . 2
public helth 614.62
garbage san. engin'g 628 . 44
Crematories pub. helth 614.62
san. engin'g 628 . 44
Creole
French dialect 447-9
Creosoting bldg materials 69 1 . i
Cress 635.561
Crested turkey 636 . 592 1 4
Cresting roofs 731.56
Crests heraldry 929.8
Cretaceous era geology 551.77
fossils paleont. 560
Crete ancient history 939.18
* modem « 949.98
Cretinism diseases 616.997
*Creuse, France history 944.68
Creutz, G. F. Swed. poetry 839.7145
Crevasses glaciers 551.31
Cr^vecoeur fowls 636.541
Crewel work art needlewk 746
Crib
open architec. foundations 72 1 . 1 72
Cribbage games 795
Cribbing student life 371.81
Cricket amusements 797
Cries, battle war customs 399
street folklore 398.5
Crime and illiteracy educ. 379.21
law 343
suffrage disqualificat*n 324 . 173
^Crimea history 947-7
Crimean war English hist. 942 .08
Russian * 947.07
Crimes and punishments 343.2
Criminal
classes reform, assoc. 364
Topici in bkck face type are subdirided. Superior flsures refer to tlie tables at tbe end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
703
Criminal
courts administration
351 -945
law
343
international
341.4
trials criminal law
343 I
Criminals
education of
37193
juvenil childstudy
136.763
law
343
b'ves
923.41
Criminology
364
Crinoidea zoology
593 91
Crippled education
371.916
Crises, commercial econ 332
Criterion ethics 171
Critical philosofy 14^,
Criticism art 701
biblical 220.7
dramatic 792
literary 80 1
musical 780.1
rhetoric 808
Crittenden compromise 973 .712
Hi^roatia history 943- 9 4
H^roatian language 491.83
* literature 891.83
swine 636.473
Crocheting dom. econ. 646.27
fancywork 746
Crockery pottery 738
Crocodiles 598.14
Crofton system prisons 365
Croisade contre les Albigeois
Provencal lit. 849 .122
^Cromarty. Scot. history 941.15
Cromlechs prehis. arch. 571.94
Cromwell, O. Eng. hist. 942.064
R: « - 942.065
Crookes tubes elec. light. 621.3277
Crookneck squash 635 . 62 1
Crop farming 633
farms 631 . 141
insurance 368 . 5
rotation 631.582
Crops agriculture 633
tools for cleaning 63 1 . 362
Croquet 796
Cross (G : Eliot) Eng. fie. 823 . 88
Cross arms elec. lines 621.319224
Christian symbol 2 4 7. 9
Cross, legends conceminjj 398.2
system shorthand 653.36
Crossbreeding zootechny 636.08243
Crossing plant breeding 631.523
625.16
597-4
628.14
615-93
616.201
631.3116
Crossings, railway eng.
Crossopterygii
Croton aqueduct engin'g
oil toxicology
Croup diseases
Crowbar
Crown
appointments to legis. bod. 328.3351
grafting 631.54142
Crown Point, N. Y.
battle Amer. col. hist 973.26
revol. 973 3314
Crowne, J : Eng. drama 822 . 43
Crowning road engin'g
Crozier sacred furniture
Crucial ligaments anat.
Crucibles
metallurgy
prac. chem.
botany
sacred furniture 247.9
Cruciferae
Crucifix
Cruelty
ethics
Great war mil. hist.
international law
war customs
Cruisers naval eng.
Cruising boating
Crura cerebri anatomy
Crural muscle
nerv, anterior
625.74
247-6
611. 72831
669
542.232
583-123
179.2
940.405
341.3
399
623 . 825
797
611.8x54
anat. 611.7382a
611.8355
of Winslow " 61 1. 83561
Crus cerebri " 611. 8154
Crusade, children's 940.185
Crusades Europ. history 940.18
relig. « 270.4
Crusenstolpe,M.J. Swed. fie. 839.7362
Crushers agriculture 63 1 . 3 1 43
chem. apparatus 542 . 22
hydraulic mach. 62 1 . 26
Crushing mining danger 622.83
ore preparation 622 . 73
Crust of the earth geol. 551.13
Crusta anatomy 6 11. 8 1542
Crustacea paleontology 565 . 3
zoology 595-3
Crustaceans fisheries 639 . 5
Cruz, R. de la Span, drama 862 . 43
San J. de la Span. misc. 868 . 34
Crying physiology
Cryoscopy
of blood physiol.
organic fluids "
solutions chem.
urin physiol.
612 .219
612 . 11817
612 .0144622
541-341
612 .461179
Topics in black face type are sabdiyided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
704
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Cryptogamia 586
Cryptografic art relig. art 246 . 5
Cryptografy secret writ. 652
Crystallin
aggregations crystallog. 548.2
lens anatomy 611. 844 1
physiology 612. 844 1
limestone 552.46
state chemis try S 4 1 • 7
Ciystallization
practical chemistry 542 . 65
strength of materials 620 . 1 125
Crystallizers prac. chem. 542.65
CrystaUografy 54^
Crystalloids 541.345
Ctenophora zoology 593-8
Cuba
bast fibers 633 . 59
filibuster exped. n.S.hi8t. 973.64
* history 972.91
Span, misrule U. S. hist. 9 73 . 89 1
travels 917.291
Cubature calculus 517*33
Cubics analytic geometry 5 16 . 59
modern * 5 13 -59
Cubital nerv anatomy 611.8336
Cuboid bone " 611. 71875
Cuboidcuneif orm joints " 611.72855
Cucumbers 635 . 63
Cucurbitaceas botany 583.461
Cuffs toilet 646 . 48
Culdees religious history 274.1
Cultivated plants horticul. 716
Cultivating tillage 631.516
Cultivation
land geog. distribution 631.09
rent for 333 . 5
Cultivators farm machinery 631 .316
plants agriculture 63 1 . 54
Cults, religious cookery 641.567
Culture 301
Ctdture and religion 261.6
self education 374
vocal 784.9
Culverins ordnance 623 . 42 1 1
Culverts
railway engin'g 62 5 . 1 3
Cumberland, R : Eng. dram. 822 . 65
^Cumberland, Md. history 975.295
* CO. Eng. " 942.85
> III. - 977.373
travels 9 1 7. 73 73
* Me.history 974 . 19
* N. J. " 974.994
* Cumberland, N. S. hist. 971.611
^ Pa. - 974.843
army of U. S. hist. 973 . 7416
Presbyterians sects 285.3
sheep 636.3253
swine 636.4243
Cumulativ
vote ■ suffrage 324.223
Cuneatus, fasciculus anat. 611.8182
Cuneiform
ankle bones anatomy 611. 71878
inscriptions 492.1917
^ language 492.19
wrist bones anatomy 611.71773
Cuneus anatomy 611.81317
Cunningham cattle 636 .2253
Cupboards dom. economy 643.48
Cupel prac. chemistry 542 . 42
'Cupola furnace " " 542.42
Cupping therapeutics 6 1 5 . 8 1 1
Cups bronze age 571-37
stone * 57^.27
Cupuliferae botany 583.976
Curare poi sons physiol . 6 1 2 . 8 1 7 1
toxicol. 615.97
Curati V electricity the rap. 6 1 5 . 84
gymnastics " 6 1 5 . 82
Curbs road engin'g 625 . 888
Curd mils cheesemaking 637 . 3322
Curdling cheesemaking 637.3331
Cures, miraculous miracles 231 . 7
therapeutics 615 . 85
Curia regis 347-99
Curing
food preserv. chem. tech. 664.8
dom. econ. 641.4
Curiosa books 099
library economy 020 . 88
Curiosity 137
Curling amusements 796
Curly bristied swine 636.471
Currants 634.721
Currency banking 332.5
Curren t collecting devices 621.3344
suspension wheels 62 1 . 234
Currents
atmospheric phys.geog. 551.51
electric physics 537-6
oceanic phys. geog. 551-47
Curriculum 375
Cursores birds 598-5
Curtains dom. economy 645 3
fortifications 623 .116
Topics in black face type are nibdivided. Superior flcures refer to the tables at the end of this fatdex
RELATIV INDEX
705
Curtesy ethics i77-i
lib. econ. 023.96
Curtis, G: W: Amer. essays 814.37
( xurtius Rufus, Quintus 878 . 8
Curv tracing calculus 517.24
Curvature
geology 551 82
of spine diseases 616.73
stomach, greater anat .611.335
lesser " 611.336
Curvd surfaces anaL geom. 516.4
theory of calculus 517.26
CurvembryeflB botany 583.91
Curvilinear motion physics 53 1 . 3
Curvs
analytic geometry 516.3
geometry 513. a
of double curvature
modem anal, geotn. 516.58
geom. 513- 58
plane, theory of calculus 517.24
railway engineering 625 . 1 1
roadmaking 625 . 72
Cushions dom. economy 645 . 47
Custard apple 634.415
family agric. 634.41
Customhouses architect. 725.74
Customs
and duties tariff 337
manners 390
bad social hygiene 613.87
of primitiv man 571
war 399
student life 3 7 1 . 89
taxation 336.26
Cutaneous
absorption physiology 612.384
diseases pathology 616.5
glands physiology 612.792
nerv of neck anatomy 61 1 . 83333
thigh « 611.83544
respiration physiology 612.793
secretion " 612 . 792
sensibility " 612.794
Cutaneus surae lateralis 61 1 . 83582
Cuticle anatomy 6 11. 771
Cutis vera " 6x1.778
Cutlery manufacture 672
Cuts practical printing 655 . 32
railway engineering 625 . 12
Cutter, stalk 63 1 . 3 1 66
Cutters, ensilage 63 1 . 363
weed 631.3155
Cutting benches 631 .335
Cutting machinery 62 1 . 93
of stone masonry 693 . 12
Cuttings 631.535
Cuttle fish 594-5
Cutworms agric. pests 632 . 78
*Cuyahoga CO. O. history 977.131
Cyane, capture of U.S. hist.9 73 .5257
Cyanids chem. tech. 661.7
narcot. poisons 6 1 5 . 963
Cyanogen organ, chem. 547 . i
Cycadaceae botany 585.9
Cyclades ancient history 939 . 15
* modem • 949-95
Cyclanthaceae botany 584 . 62
Cycles, motor engin'g 629.2
Cycling 796
Cy cloidal curvs anal.geom. 516.26
Cyclones meteorology 551.55
Cyclopean remains Gk arch. 72 2 . 8
Cyclopedias, general 030
' special, see subject
Cyclops zoology 595 . 31
Cyclostomi " 5 9 7 • 2
Cylinder
axis histology 6 1 1 . o 1 883
bridge engineering 624.4
Cylinders
foundations architec. 721.172
solid geometry 5 13 • 43
graduated prac. chem. 542.35
perspectiv 515-65
steam locomoti v 6 2 1 . 1 3 4 1
strength of materials 6 2 o . 1 1 2 83
Cylindric
perspectiv descr. geom. 515.62
projections ** " 5^5 -57
vaults architecture 721.43
Cymbals mus. instrum. 789 . 2
Cymric group of languages 491 . 65
^ language 491.66
^ literature 891.66
Cynewulf Ang. Sax. poet. 829.4
Cynic philosofy 183 . 4
Cynicism 137
Cyperaceae botany 584.84
Cypher writing 652
Cyphomandra 634 . 776 1
Cypriote architecture 722.3
Cyprus ancient history 939.37
* modem ** 956.4
Cyrano de Bergerac, S. 843 . 46
Cyrenaic philosofy 1 83 . 5
Cyrenaica ancient history 939 . 75
Topics in black Itce type are nibdivided. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the end of this index
7o6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Cystic
Dhoe
631.3152
artery anatomy
6ii. 13641
Da caccia wind instrum.
788.7
duct
611.366
Daria ancient history
939 82
nervs "
611.8393
Dacites lithology
552.26
vein "
611.1495
*Dade co. Mo. history
977.8745
Cysts diseases
616.993
Daguerreotype
772
Cytinaceae botany
583 923
Dahlstjema, G.E.
839-7135
Cytisin organ, chem.
547.25
^Dahna, Arabia history
953.7
Cytology anatomy
611.0181
^Dahomey, Africa **
966.8
biology
576.3
Dairies architecture
728.96
^Czechoslovakia history
943 7
Dairy
bildings
637.131
cattle dauymg
637.121
Belgian
636.245
Dutch
636.235
English
636.224
French
636.244
German
636.23
Irish
636.225
Scotch
636.225
farming
637
farms
637.113
products adulteration
614.32
chem. anal.
543-2
Dais architec. accessories 729.9
^Dakota, U. S. history
978.3
travel
917.83
Dalin, Olof von
839.7142
'Dallas CO. la. history
977-75^
> Mo.
977.881
' *Dalmatia, Ger. history
943 - 69
travel
914.369
Daltonism eye diseases
617.75
physiology
612.8455
Damascus anc. history
939-42
* modern •
956.9
travel
915.69
Damnation doct. theol.
237.6
D'amore wind instrum.
788.7
Dampers steam engin'g
621.18382
Dams mill engineering
621 .29
mining "
622.56
river "
627.8
Dana, R : H : Am. poetry
811.27
Dance form piano music
786.45
music modern "
786.46
of deth emblems
246.5
Dances, war customs
399
Dancing amusements
793
customs
394.3
ethics
175-3
Dandelion
635.46
Dandy fever
616.921
'Dane co. Wis. history
977.583
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of ttds index
RELATIV INDEX
707
Danes English history 942.01
in Eng. and Normandy 948 . 02
Dangerous classes 364
Dangers
mining engineering 622 . 8
to lib. bildings 022 . 29
life protection agst 614.8
workmen polit. econ. 331 .82
Dangleberry
Daniel Bible
Daniel, S : Eng. poetry
Danish
architec. Romanesque
cattle
England Eng. hist.
iland swine
merinos
Danish
^ language
* literature
634.731
224.5
821.33
723.48
636.2356
942.01
636.434
636.3678
439 8
839.8
Dante Alighieri Ital. poet 851 . 15
^Dantzig history 943.12
travel 914.312
Danube river travels 914.96
'Banubian prov. history 949-6
travels 914.96
^Danville, 111. history 977.365
Baphnales botany 583 . 93
Darbar social customs 394*4
Darbyites sects 289.9
Dare, Jeanne Fr. history 944.026
^Darfur, Egypt history 962 . 7
Darien
colonies 325.86
emigrants 325.241
foren trade 382
history 986
engineering 626.9
Europ. hist,
lib. bildings
expedition
* isthmus
ship canal
Dark ages
room
^Darke co. O. history
Darling, Ft, Va. U.S. hist. 973.7365
940. 1
022.658
977.147
dom. econ.
646.24
U. S. war i8i2
Darning
Dartmoor
pony
prison
sheep
Dartos anatomy
Darwinism biology
physiology
Dass, Peder Dan. poetry 839.8135
Date
of session legislativ bodies 328 . 352
palm fruit culture 634 . 62
Dates chronology 902
636.1625
973-5271
636.3262
611.6384
575
612.609
Dati, Carlo Ital. essays
Datisceae botany
Dativ case syntax Greek
Latin
• other lang.
Daudet, Alphonse Fr. fic.
Daughters
1776-1812, soc. of U. S.
colonial, of 17 th century
of the Amer. revolution
Cincinnati, soc.
confederacy
revolution
'Dauphin co. Pa. history
'Dauphiny, Prance hist.
travel
Daurat, Jean Fr. poetry
Davanzati, B. Ital. essays
Davenant, W : Eng. dram.
'Davenport, la. history
Da vies, J : Eng. poetry
'Daviess co. Ind. history
» Mo.
Davis, John disco v. of Am
'Davis CO. la history
*Dawson, Yukon "
Day
nurseries
of judgment doc. theol.
schools intermed. educ.
sidereal and solar
time of hygiene
working pol. econ.
Days
library rules for readers
market dom. econ.
of the year chronology
week, names
recipes for sp>ecial
'Dayton, O history
Deacon eccles. polity
Deaconess " "
religious orders
Dead sea travel
see also Ded
Deaf, see Def
'Dearborn co. Ind.
Death, 5^^ Deth
Debates parliamentary
rhetoric
Debating soc. self-culture
Debility diseases
Debt, debtor, debts, see
Det, dettor, dets
I Decalog Bible
854.54
583 469
485.5
475 S
843 . 88
369.142
369. 128
369135
369.132
369- 175
369.136
974.818
944.96
914.406
841.31
854.44
822.41
977.7691
821.35
977238
977.818
•973-^7
977-797
971.21
362.7
236.9
373a
529- 1
613.13
331. 81 I
024.4
641.4
529.2
529.2
641.566
977173
262 . 15
262. 15
271.99
915.69
hist. 977.211
338
808.5
374.24
616.986
222. 16
Topics in black face type are snbdiTided. Saperior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this inde^
7o8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
1
1
Decantation prac. chem. 542.66
Decapitation physiology 612.8227
punishments 343.2
Decapods zoology 595-38
*Decatur, 111. history 977- 358
travels 9^7 7358
CO. Ind history 977.216
la. - 977-7875
Decay of rocks lithol. 552.7
Deccan hemp fibers 633 . 563
Decidua pregnancy 618.35
Decimal
system arithmetic 5 1 1 . i
weights and mesures 389
Decipium inorgan. chem. 546.692
Decision of character eth. 170
Decisions of juries math. 519.3
Decks
shipbilding 623 . 84
Declamation rhetoric 808 . 5
Declaration
of independence U.S. 973.313
Savoy creeds 238.5
war intemat. law 341 -3
Declarations law 347 -92
Declension of nouns Eng. 425 . 15
• other lang.
Declination, variations of 521.27
Decline, period of physiol. 612.67
Decoction prac. chem. 542.61
Decomposition, chem. of 541-39
Decoration
architectural 729
day U. S. history 973-76
schools 371-365
design 740
domestic economy 645
in relief architecture 729 . 5
interior 747
library bildings 022.34
roof architecture 721.56
school bildings 3 7 1 - 63 5
Decorations
heraldry 929.7
presentations Great war 940.464
table dom. econ. 642 . 8
Decorativ art 740
Decorum ethics '77 -i
libraries 024.52
Decrees ecclesias. polity 262.6
Decretals " " 262.6
Rom. cath. church 282
Ded
animals air pollution 614.763
Ded
disposal of the pub.helth 614.6
list of Great war 940.467
U. S. civ. war 973 . 767
ministry of sacraments 265.8
sea description 9 ' 5 • 69
transportation of 614.63
treatment of the 393
Dedication church ordin. 265.9
sermons 253.7
Deduction by Bessel geod. 526.47
Puissant " 526.48
mental faculties 153.6
Deductions
wage pol. econ. 331. i
Deductiv logic 162
Deeds law 347-2
Deep
boring mining eng. 622.24
sea dredging scien. voy. 508.3
life botany 581.92
zoology 591-92
sounding scien. voy. 508 . 3
soil culture 63 1 . 586
veins of upper ex trem. 611. 1454 1
Deer domestic animals 636 . 294
zoology 599 . 7
stalking sports 799
Def and dumb
asylums architecture 725.54
child study 136.7612
education of 371.912
institutions 362 . 4
Defacement
of books lib. rules 024.81
laws 021.89
Defamation law * 347 • 5
Defecation physiology 612.365
Defectivs
education 371-9
psychology 136 . 76
Defects of body
congenital hygiene 613.91
surgery 617.3
teratology 6 1 1 . o i a
Defense
means of comp. physiol. 612.016
of religion apologetics 239
Defenses fortifications 623 . z
Def ensiv operations miL 623.3
Deferential artery anat. 611.13772
^Defiance CO. O. history 977.114
Defilading fortifications 623.114
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Saperior figares refer to the tables at the end of tiiis index
RELATIV INDEX
709
Definit integrals calculus 517.3a
Definitions library 020.14
of orbits astr. 52 1 . 3 1
Deflections of beams, etc. 624.2
Deflegmators prac. chem. 543 . 48
Befness diseases 617.8
tone physiol. 613.85874
De Foe, D. Eng. fiction 833.51
Deformation engin'g 630.1133
Deformd poultry 636.5882
Deformities anatomy 6 1 1 . o 1 3
surgery 617.3
Degeneration
evolution 575^7
muscular 613.7465
of nervs physiology 613.81851
optic nerv ** 613.84378
spinal cord " 613.835
toxic, of nerv cells " 613. 83 356
Deglutition
digestion 612.312
effect of facial nerv on 6i3 .81975
larynx in 613.785
Degradation mil. science 355 . 114
Degrading school organiza.3 71.38
Degrees, academic 378 . 2
medical pub. helth 614.31
Deism natural theology 311
Deists apologetics 239 . 5
Deity doctrinal theology 231
'Dekalb CO. 111. history 977.338
* Ind. " 977-277
* Mo. " 977.815
Deken, Agatha Dutch fie. 839.3343
Delaine sheep 636 . 3682
Delany mtiltiplex telegraf 621 . 38236
telepost telegraf y 621.38247
Delavigne, J*. P.C. Fr. dram. 843 . 73
poet. 841 . 73
^Delaware, IT. S. history 975. i
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3, 973.53. 973.7 and
973 . 89
Delaware CO. Ind. hist. 977.365
la. ** 977.7385
N.Y, " 974.736
o. " 9771535
Pa. " 974 814
forts on Am. revol. 973.3337
'Delhi history 954 • 5
travels 915.45
Delille, J. French poetry 841 . 54
Delineation
of child in art childstudy 136.757
literature 136 . 758
women in art 396 . 7
literature 396 . 8
Delinquencies lib. loans 034.63
Delinquents
education 37193
institutions 364
psychology 1 36 . 763
Delirium tremens pathol. 616.861
Delisle's method astron. 533.93
Deliveries . lib. econ. 031.61
Delivery stations lib. bldgs 033.16
'Del Norte co. Cal. hist. 979.411
Delta connections elec. 631.3191333
* CO.' Mich, history 977.494
Deltas physical geografy 551.48
Deltoid muscle anatomy 6 1 1 . 73 7 1 1
Deluge Genesis 333.11
geologic agents 55192
Delusions 133
Demagogy politics 339
Demand and supply prices 338.5
wages 331.3
Dementia 133 . i
'Demerara history 988
travels 918.8
Demisang horse 636.144
Democracy form of state 331.4
social 335.5
Democratic party 329.3
Democritus Gk philosofers 183.7
Demografy statistics 311
Demolition devices mil. 633.37
Demonetization 333.47
. Demoniac possession theol. 335
Demonology dogmatics 335
witchcraft 133.4
Demosthenes Gk oratory 885.6
Demulcents therapeutics 615.735
Demurrage transportation 656
'Denbigh, Wales history 943.93
Dendrites histology 6 1 1 . o 1 883 7
Dendrology botany 582
Dengue diseases 616.931
Denials, special apologet. 339.9
Denina, Carlo Ital. essays 854.63
Denmark administration 354.489
antiquities 913. 489
architecture 730 . 9489
botany 581.9489
colleges 378.489
constitu. law 342 . 489
Toxica in black face type are subdiyided. Superior flcttres refer to the tables at the end of this hides
7IO
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Denmark education
370.9489
finance
336.489
geology
554.89
» history
948.9
laws
349 489
maps
912.489
religious history
274.89
schools, public
379-489
statistics
314.89
travel
914.89
treaties
341.2489
zoology
591.9489
other topics see table i
Dennis, J : Eng. drama
822.51
Denominations, Christian
280
Density
gravity
53154
of blood physiology
612. 121
earth astronomy
525."
urin physiology
612.46112
*Dent CO. Mo. history
977.886
Dental
inspection school hyg.
371-7"
periosteum, diseases of
617.63
pulp, diseases of
617.61
Dentate nuclei anatomy
611 .81713
Dentatum "
611.81713
Dentine diseases dentistry
617.62
Dentistry
617.6
Dentists, registration of
614.24
Denudation geology
551.3
Deodorants exter. thera.
615-777
Deodorization of sewage
628.32
Deodorizers contag. dis.
614.482
Deontology
170
Department
stores bus. methods
658
Departmental
commission Fr. loc. gov
.352.0443
Departmeuto « « «
352 0441
lib. admin.
025
U. S. gov.
353.04
Dependent pension bill U. S
• 973 . 85
states pol. sci.
321.025
Dependents child study
136.767
education
371-947
institutions
362.7
Dephlegmators prac. chem
. 542.48
Depolarized cells elec. eng
-621.3536
Depolarizers ** "
621.3524
Deposit
of duplicates lib. econ.
025.269
money by reader
024. 14
Deposition geology
551 3
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Supei
381
333
338
611.7323
611.7326
612.1787
628.218
Depositions evidence 347-94
Deposits
thick, working of min. 622.35
Depravity natural theol. 216
pessimism 1 49 . 6
total theol. 233 . 2
Depressants
circulatory therapeutics 615.716
nervous " 615.786
Depressions
trade commerce
money
production
Depressor alae nasi anat.
labii inferioris
nerv physiol.
Depth of sewers
DeQuincey, T: Eng. essays 824.81
Derangement, mental 132
^Derby, England history 942.51
Derbyshire sheep 636 . 3261
Derivation
of words comp. philoL 412
' Eng. language 422
Dermal
respiration zoology
physiology
Dermatology anatomy
animals
pathology
physiology
Dermis anatomy
Dermoskeleton comp. anat. 591 .49
descrip. * 591.79
Deroulfede, P. Fr. poetry 841.86
Derricks engineering 621.872
Dervishes 297
D^saugiers, M* A.M. Fr. lit. 841 .65
Descartes empiricism 144
Fr. philosofy 194. i
Descent genealogy 929
of man evolu. 575.8
rules of law 347-6
Deschamps, Emile Fr. poet. 841 . 73
Eustache " sat. 847 . 13
Deschanel French hist. 94408
Catalan misc. 849 .981a
travel 910
stock farms 636 . 08 1 3 1
591-122
612.793
611.77
591-49
616.5
612.79
611.778
Desclot, B.
Description
Descrip tiv
anatomy
botany
man
zoology
astronomy
geometry
581.7
611
591 7
533
515
figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index
I
RELATIV INDEX
711
Desertion from mil. servis
Deserts physical geografy
reclamation
Deshouliferes, A. Fr. poet
Design
architectural
arguments from
apologetics
natuial theology
arts of
elementary education
metaphysics
of library bildings
shipbilding
Designing decoration
Designs engineering
mosaic architec.
Desk fittings lib. econ.
Desks domestic econ.
library "
oflis equipment
Desmidiaceae algae
*Des Moines city, la. 'hist.
» CO. " "
Desperriers, B. Fr. fiction
Desportes, P. poetry
Despotism form of state
Despots Italian history
Despourrins, C. Pro v. poet
Dessication prac. chem.
Destouches, P. N. Fr.dram.
Destruction
elemental agriculture
Destructors san. engin'g
Det
ethics
floating pol. econ.
local government
public
Detach t city houses archi.
vowels shorthand
Detection of fire prot. of life
Detectivs
Deterioration
fertilizers agric.
Determinants algebra
Determination
of earth's figure
orbits astron.
rock minerals
Determinations, astr. geod.
Determinativ mineralogy
355-II4
551-58
631.617
841 .46
729
239
an
740
372.52
134
022 . 34
623.81
745
620.04
729.7
oaa.99
645 -44
022.913
651
589.61
977-7581
977.796
843-32
841.38
321.6
945.05
.849.142
542.48
842.53
632.1
628.44
174.7
336.32
352.1
336.3
728.3
653.01
614.842
352.2
631.814
512.83
526.1
521.3
552.81
526.6
549 I
Determinism doc. theol.
234.9
philosofy
159
Deth
after delivery obstetrics
618.79
and resurrection
236
biology
577.7
by electric shock physiol
. 612.014425
dance of emblems
246.5
from cold physiology
612.592
heat
612.591
nature of
6x2.013
of fetus pregnancy
618.33
penalty criminal law
343.2
physiology
612.67
rates public helth
614.12
theology
236.1
Deths public helth
614.12
registers of
929.3
registration, official 352 . 4
statistics
312
Detonators
projectil chem. tech. 662
mil. engin'g 623
Detritus geology 552
"Detroit, Mich. history 977
surrender U.S. hist.973
Dets, state and national 336
Dettmann shorthand 653
Dettor and creditor law 347
Deuteronomy Bible 222
^Deutsch, Piatt language 439
* literature 839
"Deux Sfevres, Fr. history 944
Developing interest in lib. 021
method teach *g 3 7 1
Development
incomplete deformities
intellectual, and church
nutrition
of embryo, abnor. anat.
surg.
anatomy
physiology
zoology
germ-cells
sperm-cells
617
261
591
611
617
611
612
591
zoology 591
embryol. 611
zoology 591
period of full physiol. 612
physiology 612
projections geodesy 526
theory apologetics 239
evolution 575
.4
.45424
.51
.434
.5231
•4-9
•34
-7
.15
4
•4
.62
-7
■34
.31
•5
•135
.012
3
.013
.64
'33
. 172
.01312
.171
.66
.6
.83 .
.8
.6
Topics in b!«ck face type are sabdivided. Superior fisures refer to the tables at the end of this index
712
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Deviation of
compass znagnetism 538 . 7
falling bodies astron. 525.37
Deviobs, safety, see Safety
special, perspectiv 5 1 5 . 68
Devil, personal theology 235
worship 390
Deville
gas apparatus chem. 54^ • 7^
gasometers chem* 543-75
Devils dogmatics 235
^De von, England history 942.35
travel 914.235
cattle 636.226
longwool sheep 636 . 32 1 7
Devonian age |^ geology 551.74
fossils _ paleon. 560
Devotional
exercises pub. worship 264.1
sermons 252.4
theology 240
Dew meteorology 5 5 1 • 5 7
Dewberry 634.717
*De witt CO. 111. history 977.358
Dexter shorthorn cattle 636 . 2256
Dextrins physiology 612.39612
Dextrose chem. technol. 664 . i
Diabase lithology 552.34
Diabetes diseases 616.63
experimental 612.35213
urin in physiol. 612.46621
Diabolism doctrin 235
Diabolo game of skill 794
Diacele anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 4 8
Diafram " 611.26
physiology 6 1 2 . 2 1 7 1
Diaf ramatic artery anat . 6 1 1 . 1 3 5 4
glands " 6 1 1. 4641
Diaf rams elec. engin' g 621.3523
Diagnosis of pregnancy 618.22
pathology 616.07
Diagram of work physics 531.42
Dial switches elec. eng. 62 1 . 3 1 733
telegrafs communica. 654.3
elec. eng. 62 1 . 38223
Dialectics logic 160
^Dialects Eng. language 427
literature
Dialing 529.78
Dialogs entertainments 793
Dials chronology 529.78
Dialysis practical chem. 542 . 64
qualitativ anal. 544 . 5
Diamagnetism magnetism 538.4
Diameter of earth 525-13
Diamonds econ. geology 553.8
mineralogy 549.2
Diapedesis physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 2 4
Diapensiaceae botany 583.65
Diaphoretics therapeutics 615.743
Diaphragm, su Diafram
^Diarbekr, Asiat. Tur. hist. 956.6
Diaries Uografy 920
Diarrhea, epidemic .diseas. 6 1 6 . 93 4
pathology 616.34
public helth 614.517
Diarrheal diseases
pub. helth 614.5x3
Diarthrosis anatomy 611.7296
Diastase materia medica 615.35
Diastole physiology 612.171
Diatessaron harm, of gosp.226 . i
Diathermancy heat 536.35
Diatomaceous earth, petrog. 552 . 57
Diatoms 589.61
Diazo-bodies org. chem. 547.8
Dibber farm tools ' 631. 31 12
Dibble • 631. 31 12
Dice ethics i75*5
games 795
Dickens, C: Eng. fiction 823.83
^Dickinson CO. la. history 977.712
* Mich. - 977-495
Dicotyledonae botany 583
Dictation machines 651
Dictatorship 321.6
"Dictionaries Eng. lang. 423
* of quotations Eng. lit. 828
' special, see subject
Dictionary catalogs
bibliografy 0x9
library admin. 025.3
Didactic poetry Am. lit. 811.05
Eng. " 821.05
theology 241
Didactics education 37X
Diderot Pr. philosofers 194.5
Didymium metals 546 . 64
Dielectrics djmamic elec. 537.5
Diencefal anatomy 6x1.814
Diencephalon " 611. 814
Dies electric engin'g 621.318
mech. " 62 1 . 984
Diesel motor gas engins 62 1 . 436
Diesinking 736
Diet circle Ger.loc.gov. 352.0433
hygiene . 613.2
Dietaries hygiene 6x3.21
Topics In black face type are subdirilel. Superior flcuret refer to the tables at the ead of this hi<iex
RELATIV INDEX
713
Dietetic diseases pathol. 616.39
Dietetics hygiene 613 . 2
Differences, finite calculus 517.6
of triangles trigo. 5 1 4 • S
Differential
calculus
equations calculus
variations astron.
Differentiation degrees
evolution
Diffraction acoustics
optics
Diffuse affections of skin
Diffusion
of gases physics
physiology of absorption
practical chemistry
theoretic "
Diftheria diseases
pub. helth
Difthongs Eng. lang.
Digastric muscles anat.
*Digby CO. N. S. history
Digestion
aids to therapeutics
animals
effects of spleen phys.
history of *
human physiology
influence of vagus phys.
intestinal "
of milk "
plants
practical chemistry
517.3
517.38
522.74
378.243
575.2
534.2
535-4
616.51
533.1
612.383
542.63
541.341
616.931
614.512
421.2
611. 7341
971.632
615 734
591.132
612.4141
612.309
612.3
612.819913
612.332
612.6647
581.132
542.61
591.143
611. 3
616.3
theories of physiology 612.301
tryptlc ** 6x2.342
Digestiv
secretion in animals
system anatomy
diseases of
drugs acting on 615 . 73
surg. operations 61 7 . 43
tract, absorp. in physiol.6 1 2.386
sympathet. system 612.898
Digests
of cases, Amer. law
Eng.
statutes, Amer. "
Eng. «
Digging tillage
plow
tools
Digitalis cerebro-card. pois.615.99
diuretics 615.761
345 5
346.5
345.3
346.3
631. 51 I
631.3126
631. 311
Digitalis materia medica
stimulants
Digits, extra deformities
Dignities heraldry
Dignity of
labor
Dikes
Dil
Dilatation
polit. econ.
engineering
geology
reclamation
garden crops
gases
obstet. oper.
anatomy
ethics
botany
Dilatores nasi
Diligence
Dilleniaceae
Diluvial deposits geology
Dimension, fourth geom.
stone foundat.
Dimensions of earth
lib. bkcases
sun
'Diminutivs Lat. etymol.
Dimorphism crystallog.
Dingley tariff act U.S.hist.
Dining
car cookery
domestic economy
room dom. econ.
fumish'g ••
Dinka sheep
Dinner parties dom. econ.
recipes " "
Dinners, family " •
public "
Dinocerata paleontology
Dinosauria reptils
Diocesan schools educa.
Diocese ecclesiastic polity
Diodorus Greek philos.
Diogenes " "
Diophantin anal, algebra
Dioptrics optics
Diorite lithology
Dioscoreacese botany
Dip of rocks geology
Diphenyl group org. chem.
Diphtheria diseases
public helth
•Diphthongs Eng. lang.
Diplomacy
intemat. law
Diplomas school records
Diplomatic history
Great war 1914-19
615.32381
615.711
617.36
929.7
331.013
627.4
551.88
631.64
635.74
533.2
618.84
611.7323
179.9
583.112
551-35
513.8
721 . 1332
525.13
022.442
523.71
472.5
548.3
973.88
641.576
642
643.4
645.66
636.386
642.42
641.54
642.1
642.45
569.7
598.19
377.4
262.3
183.6
183.4
512.23
535.3
552.36
584.27
551.85
547.27
616.931
614.512
421 .2
327
341.7
371.291
940.32
Topics in black fftc« tgrpe are nibdivided. Superior Scnros rofer to the taUos at the «ad of this index
7H
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Diplomatic history
United States civil war
973 72
Mex. "
973.622
revolution
973 32
Span, war
973.892
war of i8i2 973.522
'Diplomatics Eng. lang.
421.7
paleografy
417
Diplopia physiology
612.8468
Dippers baptist sect
286.5
birds
598.8
Dipropargyl org. chem.
547 34
Dipsacese botany
583.541
Dipsomania
mental derangements
132.7
temperance
178
Diptera insects
595-77
pests
632.77
Dipterocarpeae botany
583 167
Direct
current arc light elec.eng
. 621.32552
machin. - «
621.3132
systems " "
621.319122
trac. lines " "
621.33142
expansion refrigeration
621.5652
legislation polit. science
328 . 26
mandate legis. restriction
328 . 349
primaries suffrage
324237
probabilities ma them.
519-1
taxation polit. econ.
336.21
vote election methods
328 . 3355
Direction
calculus of anal. geom.
516.8
sense of physiology
612.8861
Directions, method of, geod. 526.54
Directories 914-919
legislativ, official 328 . 338
unofl&cial 328 . 339
newspaper 016.07
Directors library gov't 023 . 3
Directory, 1795-99, Fr. hist. 944.045
Dirigible
aircraft aeronautics 629 . 154
torpedoes naval engin'g 623 . 95
Dirt roads engineering 625 . 74
Disabilities, polit. suffrage 324.17
Disability, inherited mental 613.92
Disaccharids physiology 612.39614
Disappearing mounts ordn. 623 . 4333
Disarmament arbitration 341.6
Disasters aeronautics 629 . 145
at sea adventures 910.4
navigation 656
Disc stresses steam turbins 62 1 . 1 65 1 4
Discharge
from military servis 355
of pupils school gov't 371
sewage into sea 628
teachers 371
wastes into streams 628
water engin'g 627
Disciples of Christ sects 286
biog. 922
Disciplin
civil servis 351
ecclesiastic polity 262
education 371
legislativ bodies 328
mental education 370
military milit. science 355
prison 365
shop pel. econ. 331 .
Disciplinary
offisers college & univ. 378
.114
.56
■39
.142
•541
.1
.6
.6
■4
•9
5
366
I
13
penalties school gov't
personnel " "
power admin.
Discomycetes botany
Discophora
Discount
Discounts
Discourses
a
Discoverers
Discoveries
371
371
351
589
593
332
zoology
banking
lib. bookbuying 025 .
theology 252
see subject
biografy 923 .
geografy 910
science, hist. 509
useful arts 608
Discovery
art of
day school observance 371.
of America U.S.hist. 973.
971.
320.
512.
621.
323
"3
54
57
92
233
77
8
222
Canada history
territorial pol. sd.
Discriminants algebra
Discs steam turbins
Discussion, freedom of
Disease
bile in physiology 612 .
gastric juice in • 612.
germs medicin 616.
hart in physiology 612 .
leucocytes in
myograf y in
nitrogen metab. in
pulse in
ration in
red corpuscles in
respiratory exch. in
612 .
612.
612 .
612 .
612.
612.
612.
365
z
on
I26I
85
16534
443
35766
3265
01
176
1126
74116
461236
166
3956
1116
226
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
715
D'sease
temperature in physiol. 612.556
uric acid in " 613.466256
urin in " 613.4663
vasomotors in physiology 612 . i86
Diseased meat poisons 615.94
Diseases
animals veter. nied« 619
zoology 591 . 2
bacterial agriculture 632.3
zootechny 636 . 0896
classification of nosology 616 . 01
communicable to man
anim. hyg. 614.93
pub^helth 614.56
contagious " " 614.4
of dom. animals 614.91
special pub. helth 614 . 5
inherited hygiene 613.93
mental medicin 616.8
mind and body 132
mortality pub. helth 614.147
of butter dairy 637 . 26
children medicin 618.9
ear surgery 617.8
eye surgery 617.7
milk dairy 637.16
plants agriculture 632
botany 581.21
pregnancy 618.3
teeth dentistry 617.6
women pathology 618
pathology 616
puerperal obstetrics 618.7
Disfranchisement suffrage 324.17
Dishcloth gourd 635 . 627
Dishes
fine arts 738
tableware dom. econ. 642.7
Dishley cattle 636 . 2288
sheep 636.3212
Dishonesty ethics 1 74 • 7
Dishwashing machines 648 . 54
Disinfectants
contagious diseases 614 . 483
domestic economy 648 . 6
external therapeutics 615.777
laundry domestic econ. 648 . 6
Disinfection
contagious diseases 6 14 . 48
of sewage 628.32
the ded pub. helth 614.64
Disintegration geol. agents 551.9
Disk
cultivator 63 1 . 3 1 65
harrow 631.3136
pile foundations architec. 721.153
plow 631.3128
rollers 631.3142
Dislocations geology 551.87
surgery 617.16
Disorders of vision eye dis. 617 . 75
Dispensaries institutions 362 . i
pharmacy 615.4
Dispensations absolution 265 . 6
Dispensatories mater, med. 615.12
Dispersion optics 535-4
Displacement
of molecules physics 539 . 5
parts deformities 617.38
of water shipbilding 623.81
Display in printing 655 . 25
social ethics 1 77 • 4
Disposal of
sewage san. engin'g 628.3
the ded pub. helth 614.6
wastes san. engin'g' 628.54
Disproportionate growth 617.37
Disputations religion 204
* see subject
Disraeli, B: Eng. fiction 823.86
Dissection anat. animal 591 . 7
human 611.07
ethics 179.4
laws 614.22
Dissenters Eng. relig. hist. 274.2
Dissipation ethics 178 '
Dissociation chem. afl&n. 541.39
theory of solution chem. 54 1 . 34 1 1
Dissolution
legislati V bodies 328 . 356
Distance of earth from sun 525.15
moon 523-31
stars 533 -81
Distances, mesurement 526.93
Distemper painting 698 . 3
Distild beverages adulterat. 614.345
chem.tech. 663 . 5
Distillation chemic tech. 668 . 7
prac. chem. 542 . 48
Distilleries architecture 725.43
Distilling air pollution 614.732
Distortions
and corrections geom. 5 1 5 . 66
congenital surgery 617.39
Distributing mach. printing 655 . 28
Topics in black face type tre subdiyided. Superior flcures refer to the tables at the end of thia index
716
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Distribution
architectural elevation 729.12
plan 729.22
methods of fertilizers 631.816
of animals 591-9
capital pel. econ. 331
fertilizers agric 631.816
plants 581 -9
products pol. econ. 338
time chronology 529.76
type 655.25
welth pol. econ. 331
static electricity 537.22
tide astronomy 5 2 5 . 6 ,-!
Distributiv cooperation 334-5
laws solar syst. 523.21
Distributors, fertilizer 63 1 . 333
District
court reports, U. S. 345.41
* of Columbia, U. S. hist. 975.3
Districts
election representation 328.3345
Ditching spade 63 1 . 3 1 1 1
Dithyrambics Greek lyrics 884
Di tmarsh sheep 636 - 33 1 4
Diuretics physiology 612. 464 1
therapeutics 615.761
Diurnal inequality of tides 525.63
Divers birds 598 . 4
Di vination magic 1 3 3 • 3
Divine
attributes doct. theol. 231.4
healing 265.8
humanity christology 232.8
justis doct. theol. 231.8
law " " 231.7
Providence ** " 231.5
natural * 214
right of kings pol. sci. 321.6
servis public worship 264
Diving bells pneumatics 533.86
submarine 627
Divining rod 622.12
Divinity theology 230
schools architect. 727.4
theology 207
Divorce ethics i73-i
law 347-6
public helth 614.18
Dobereiner gas apparatus 542 . 72
Dobruja history 949 . 8
Dochmii Greek prosody 486 . 3
Dock agriculture 635 . 45
bildings architect. 725.34
Docks harbor engin'g 627 . 3
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Docks shipbilding 623.83
Dockyards harbor engin'g 627 . 3
Doctors' lives 926.1
Doctrinal sermons 252.3
theology 230
Doctrinsi relig. heresies 273
theology 230
Documents, public 328
legislativ distribution 328 . 347
special library material 02 5 . 1 734
storage lib. economy 025.8
^Doddridge co. W. Va. hist.975 .456
^Dodge CO. Wis. " 977.582
Dog
captor zootechny 636 . 08 1 1 1 3
diseases of compar. med. 619.7
domestic animals 636 . 7
fighting ethics i75-6
machine gearing 62 1 . 83 7
protector zootechny 636.0835
tax polit. econ. 336.27
zoology 599 . 7
Dogma 230-
Dogmas religious hist 273
Dogmatic sermons 252.3
Dogmatics 230
Dolerite lithology 552-35
Dolichocephaly craniology 573.7
Dolichos 635 . 654
Dolls dom. economy 649.55
Dolmens prehist. arch. 571.94
Dolomite lithology 552.55
Domain, eminent law 347-2
state finance 336. z
Dome, boiler steam eng. 62 1 . 18452
locomotiv boiler 62 1 . 1336
Domes
construction architec. 721.46
design " 729.34
observatories astron. 522.12
roofs architec . 721.57
Domesday book Eng. fin. 336.43
Domestic
animals 636
infect, diseases of 614.91
architecture 728
ashes san. engin'g 628.44
duties ethics 173
economy 640
education 376.3
garbage sanitary eng. 628.44
mammals 599 . 7
medicin 6x6.02
relations law 347-6
polit. science 323
flsures refer to the tables at the end of ttds fades
J
RELATIV INDEX
717
Domestic
servis 647
trade 381
use and waste of water 628 . 1 7
worship family prayer 249
Domestication, effect on
animals and plants 575-3
Domidl
legal capacity law 347 . i
suffrage qtialifications 324.16
Dominican fowls 636 . 58 1 1
* Republic history 972.93
Dominicans mon. orders 271.2
^Dominion of Canada history 971.05
Dominoes games 795
Dompelaers baptist sect 286.1
Domschulen cathed. sch. 377.4
Donatists sects 281.4
'Donegal. Ireland history 941.63
Donelson, Ft U.S.civ.war 973.752
capture - « - 973.7322
*Dongola, Egypt history 962 . 5
Doni, A. F. Ital. fiction 853.42
Donkeys dom. animals 636.182
Donne, J : Eng. satire 82 7 . 3 5
Door
' CO. Wis. history 977*563
furnishings dom. econ. 645.3
keepers legis. employees 328.3625
mats Hb.econ. 022.965
openers dom. " 643.6
Doors arch, construction 721.8
design 729.38
furnace steam eng. 621.18355
'Dorchester co . Md. hist. 975.227
Que. « 971 472
'Dordogne, France * 944-72
Dorian migration Gk * 938.01
Doric order ^ architecture 729.32
Doris •>^. ancient history 938.3
Dorking fowls 636 . 52 1
Dormers architec. constr. 721.55
design 729.35
Dormitories architecture 727.2
student life 371.87
Dorr's rebellion U. S. hist. 973 . 58
Dorsal
cord anat. 611.8213
interosseous artery " 611.13794
muscles "* 611.731
thorax " 611.946
Dorsalis pedis ** 611. 13794
'Dorset, England history 9 4 2. 3 3
Dorset down sheep 636 . 3233
Dorset
horn sheep, short- wool 636 . 324 1
Dort confession 238.42
synod of 284.2
Dosology materia med. 615.14
Douay Bible Eng. version 220.52
Double
bass stringd instrum. 787.4
bassoon wind " 788.8
curvature, geometry 513.58
mod.anal.geom.5 z6 . 58
of spine 616.73
curvd Hnes descr. geom. 515.13
surfaces " " 5^5 -15
flowers floriculture 716.2
morphology 581.4
fluid cells elec. eng. 621.3534
moldboard plow 63 1 . 3 1 26
plow 631.3122
refraction optics 535-5
standard coins money 332.42
stars astronomy 523.84
Doublebrested plow 63 1 . 3 1 26
'Doubs, France history 944.46
Doubt metaphysics 121
Douche baths hygiene 613.44
Douglas, G. Eng. poetry 82 1 . 24
'Douglas CO. 111. history 977.368
' Mo. " 977.883
' Wis. " 977.511
pouch of anat. 6 1 1 . 6674
Dovizi, Bernardo Ital.dram. 852.32
Dower law 347-6
»Down, Ireland history 941.65
sheep 636 . 323
Cotswold, sheep 636.3234
Doy^re pipets prac. chem. 542 . 73
Drachmann, Holger Dan. fie. 83 9. 8366
Draco's code Grecian hist. 938.01
Draft
— <
furnace steam eng. 621.1838
horse 636.15
Drafting
bill legislation 328.373
drawing 744
military recruitment 355-22
room mfg plant 621.71
Drafts games 794
U. S. civil war 973 . 7414
Drag farm implements 63 1 . 361 1
transport 631.3733
plank 631.3146
Topicf in black face type are sabdirided. Superior figures refer to the table.> at the end of tiiis index
n
7ift
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Dragon flies insects
595-73
Dravidian architecture
722.4
pests
632.73
language
494
Dragonade persecutions
272.4
literature
894
Dragons folklore
398.4
Draw hoe
631.3151
Dragoons pigeons
636.59631
Drawbridges engineering
624.8
Drain spade
631.3111
Drawing
740
Drainage
elementary educ.
37252
agriculture
631.6
see also special applications
engineering
627.5
Drawing mills mfg plant
621.77
house
62&.6
room amusem'ts
793
natural mining eng.
622.52
furnishings
645.62
of citiM
628.2
topografic
526.98
mines
623.5
Drawings
sewage farms
628.367
architectural
729
public helth
614.77
classification & storage
025.177
road engineering
625 . 74
detail bilding
692.2
shipbilding
623.85
engineering
620.04
Drains
general bilding
692.1
reclamation agric.
631.62
linear
741
steam pipe engin'g
621.1855
mechanical engineering
621.004
Drake, Francis
prehistoric archeology
571.71
discovery of Amer,
973.17
Drawnwork fancywork
746
^Drama
Dray farm transport
631.3735
American literature
8x2
Drayton, M. Eng. poetry
821.34
English
822
Dream books folklore
398.7
freedom pol. science
323 ■ 446
Dreams
135
French literature
842
physiologic psych.
612 .82176
German "
832
Dred Scott
Greek "
882
case causes U.S.civ.war
973.7115
ItftUan
853
decision slavery
326.973
UHn
873
U. S. hist.
973.68
miracle plays Eng. lit.
822.1
Dredges, steam engin'g
: 621.154
gen. hist.
809.2
Dredging engineering
627.7 ■
religion
244
foundations
721.176
moral influence ethics
175.2
machinery
627.7
sacred
244
scientific voy.
508.3
Spani^ literature
862
^Dresden history
943.21
Dramas Amer.civ. war
973 •79a
travels
914.321
revolution 973 . 392
Dress costume
391
U.S. war 1 81 2
973. 529*
ecclesiastic
247.7
Dramatic
ethics
177.4
amusements
792
fashion
646.01
art theater
792
magazines
646.05
biografy actors
927.92
reform societies
646.06
Eng. authors
928.22
Dresses domestic econ.
646.43
composition
808.2
Dressing
criticism
792
hair
391.5
history
792
of stone masonry
693.12
music
782
ore mining eng.
622.7
orchestral music
785.2
works " "
622.79
•Dramatists' hves, English
928.22
Dressmaking
646 . 43
Draperies dom. econ.
645.3
Drewry's Bluff, Va.
Drastics cathartics
615.7325
U. S. civ. war
973.736s
Draughts games
794
Driers laundry appli.
648.3
TofMcs in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
719
Drift, glacial geology
remains prehis. arch.
Drifting and tunnel'g min.
Dril military science
plow
Drilling mech. eng.
mining "
seedage
Drils seeding machines
steam engins for
Drink chemic analysis
Drinking, social ethics
usages customs
Drinks, see Beverages
Drives landsc. gardening
Driving
Dromedary domes, animals
*Dr6me Prance history
Droop system suffrage
Dropsy diseases
Droseracese botany
Drought agriculture
meteorology
Drowning protec. of life
Drugs
adulteration of
analirtic chemistry
economic botany
intoxicating ethics
hygiene
Druids
Drum musical instrum.
boiler steam eng.
Drumhed of ear anat.
Drumlins geology
Drummond, W: Eng. poet.
*Drummond co. Que. history
light
Drums mining eng.
Drunkenness crim. law
Drupaceous fruits
Drury's Bluff, Va. battle
Druses religion
Dry
cleaning dom. econ.
docks engineering
shipbilding
farming
goods trade production
method qualita. anal.
^' quantita. "
* point engraving
rot bilding
Dryden, J: Eng. poetry
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
551.33
Drying
571. II
food preservation
641.4
622.26
laundry process
648.3
355-5
practical chemistry
542.68
631.3124
printing
655 33
621.952
Dryplate processes fotog.
772
622.23
Dualism ontology
III
631.5312
Parsee heresies
273.2 .
631 3315
Parseeism
295
621.154
Duality mod. geometry
513 51
543 I
Du Bellay, J. Fr. poetry
841.32
178.3
^Dublin, Ire. history
941.83
394 I
travel
914.183
university
378.415
713
^Dubois CO. Ind. history
977.237
798
^Dubuque city la. history
977.7391
636.295
» CO. « «
977.739
944.98
Ducis, J. P. Fr. drama
842.61
324.224
Duck roofing bilding
695.8
616
shooting
799
583 393
Duck-bild platypus zool.
599.1
632 . 12
Ducks poultry
636.597
551-57
zoology
598.4
614.81
Ductility molecular phys.
539 . 52
615. 1
Ducts, air ventilation
697.9
614 35
kidney anatomy
611. 61
543 4
diseases
616.61
581.63
see also qualifying word
178.8
Dudevant, A.L.A.D. Fr. fie.
843 82
613.8
Dueling ancient law
340.3
299.16
cnminal *
343
789.1
customs
394.8
621.1845
ethics
179.7
611.855
student life
371.82
551.33
Duets vocal music
784.82
821.36
Du Fail, Noel Fr fiction
843.34
971.456
^Dufferin co. Ont. history
971.341
665.7
Dufresny, C: R. Fr. dram.
842.47
622.67
Dugouts boatbilding
623.8212
343
*Dukes CO. Mass. history
974 49
634 2
Dulcimer music
787.9
973 7365
Dum
297
asylums
362.4
bells gymnastics
613.71
646.6
education of
371.912
627.3
waiters dom. econ.
643.6
623.83
engin'g
621.87774
631.586
Dumas, A. fils Fr. dram.
842 . 84
338.4
A. D. pdre « «
842.77
544 2
fie.
843.76
545-4
Dumb, see Dum
767
Dimiba sheep
636.385
691. 1
^Dumbarton, Scotland hist.
941. 37
821.48
Dumbartonshire fowls
636 . 528
7ao
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Dumdum bullets
^Dumfries, Scot. hist.
Dummy titles lib. econ.
Dumpies, Scotch poultry
Dumping grates st'm eng.
wagons agric.
Dunbar, W : Eng. poetry
'Dumbarton , Scotland
*Dundas co. Ont. history
Dunes geology
Dungf ork digging tools
Dunkers baptists
*Dunklin co. Mo. history 977.899
Dunlap, W : Am. drama 812.22
Dunlop cattle 636 . 2252
Dunmore's, Lord, war 973-27
*Dunn CO. Wis. history 977 . 543
Duns Scotus mediev. phil. 189.4
Duodecimals arithmetic 5 1 1 . i
Duodenum anatomy 611.342
diseases of 616.34
'Dupage CO. 111. history " 977.324
commun. 654 . 2
62345535
941 .48
020.88 '
636.528
621.18354
631.3735
821.23
941.37
971.375
551.33
631. 31 14
286.5
Duplex telegraf
elec. eng. 621.38232
lib. econ. 025 . 26
Duplicate dep't
Duplicates
libraries and schools 021 . 33
library accession routine 025.261
sale of lib. econ. 025 . 265
Duplicating
machines offis equip. 652
notises, etc. lib. adm. 025 . 129
Duplication, apparent
deformities 617.34
Duploy^ shorthand 653.38
Dupont, Pierre French poet. 84 1 . 82
Dura mater, cerebral anat .611.8195
sinuses of "
spinal "
'Durango, Mexico hist.
Durbar social customs
D'Urfey. T : Eng. humor
'Durham, England
cattle
* CO. Ont.
Duroc Jersey swine
Durra cereals
Dusseltal swine
Dust
air pollution
cosmic descrip. astron.
inhalation of hygiene
61Z.14511
61Z.8295
972.1
394.4
827.44
hist. 942.81
636 . 2222
hist. 971.356
636.483
633.178
636.431
614.71
523.16
613.63
4
s
Dusting
domestic economy
protection against pests
Dutch
cattle
cheese, hard
soft
' East Indies history
' Guiana "
travels
hoe
language
literature
painting
poultry
reformd church
in Amer.
^ republic history
sheep
swine
^Dutchess CO. N. Y. hist.
Duties
and customs tariff
moral ethics
of children "
citizens "
college men
husbands and wives
library staff
trustees
parents ethics
public offisers "
servants "
dom. econ.
teachers education
public sermons
remitted library aid
social ethics
stamp polit. econ.
Duty religion
free importation
Du Vair, Guillaume Fr. lit.
Dwarf blueberry
Dwarfs biology
Dwellings
architecture
farm
hygiene
laboring classes
prehistoric
sanitation
Dwight.Timothy Am. poet.
Dyadic arithmetic
Dyaks history
648 . 5a
632. 9«4
636.235
637.3543
637.356
99X
988
918.8
631.3152
439 3
839 3
7599
636.53
284.x
285.7
949.2
636.331
636.434
974.733
337
170
173.6
172. 1
378.069
173.3
023.7
023.35
173-5
172.2
173.8
647.7
371-101
252.6
021 .861
177
336.27
233-4
337.8
844.41
634 -734
573-8
738
631.21
6x3.5
331-83
571. 8
628.6
811 .22
511. 1
991. 1
prevention of, in factories 628.511
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior fifurea refer to the tables at the end of this iodti
J
RELATIV INDEX
721
Dyeixig chem. tech. 667 . 2
Dyes agriculture 633 . 86
anilin chem. tech. 667 . 2
Dykes engineering 627.4
geology 55 X
Dynamic electricity 537-5
engineering 621.
geology 551
Dynamics, celestial 52 1 . z
chemic 541.39
electro- 537-6
physics 531 -3
Dynamite chemic tech. 662 . a
storage prot. of life 614.833
Dynamoelectric machinery 62 x . 313
Dynamogenesis physiology 6 z 2 . 80 1 1
Dynamometer physics 531.21
physiology 612. 7 44 211
steam plant 62 z . 1977
Dynamos
electric engineering 621.3x3
electrodynamics 537-83
D3mamotors elec. eng. 62Z. 31326
Dysentery diseases 616.935
• public helth 614.516
Dyspepsia dietetic diseases 616.39
digestiv diseases 6x6.33
physiology 612 . 326
Dyspnea * 612.2842
Ear
anatomy 61Z.85
care of hygiene 613.49
def and dum asylums 362 . 4
arch. 725.54
diseases surgery
hospitals
architecture
muscles anatomy
physics
physiology
psychology
rings jewelry
stones comp. anat.
human "
physiology
Early
Christian architecture
philosofy
Christians history
education, elementary
English text society
' forms of Eng. language
Greek philosofy
6x7.8
362.1
725-51
611.7324
534.7
612.85
152.2
391-7
591.48
611.8526
612.85876
723-1
189
270.1
372
820.6
427. ox
182
institutions pol. science 321.1
printed books 093
rising hygiene 613.79
Earnings, student 378.365
Earth
astronomy 525
attraction of moon 523-33
burial of ded customs 393 . i
pub. helth 614.611
closet system sanitation 628.43
figure of 526.x
houses prehist. archeol. 571.82
internal heat of geology 551.12
movements geology 551.24
physical geology 55X
rotation of astronomy 525 . 35
structure of phys. geol. 55X . x
surface features 55 1 • 4
irregularities 526 . 64
Earthenware chem. tech. 666 . 6
Earthquakes agriculture
632.19
geology
551-22
Earths, rare inorg. chem.
546.6
Earthwork
foundations architec.
72X.X
engin'g
624. X5
mining . "
622.21
railway engineering
625.12
roadmaking
625.73
Earthworks fortifications
623.122
prehist. archeol. 57 x . 9
Topics in black face type are aubdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
722
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Earthworms zoology
595 I
Earwigs pests
632.72
Easels lib. fittings
022.933
Easements law
347-2
East
and West, relig. schism
270.3
Anglian cattle
636 . 2267
Friesian cattle
636.2343
poultry
636.538
Friesland horse
636.143
India Company
382
' Indian archipelago hist.
991
languages
491.4
^ Indies histoiy
954
* Dutch -
991
» Liverpool, 0. "
977.1631
* New Jersey "
974.91
« Prussia
943-"
travels
914.311
Prussian horse
636.143
River bridge engin'g
624.5
^ Russia history
947.8
travels
914.78
* St Louis, 111. history
977.38
* Turkestan
951.6
travels
915.16
Easter Anglican calendar 264.031
chronology
529.6
music
783-28
school observ.
371.365
Eastern
church
281.9
churches
281. 5
1 empire
949 5
iland travel
919.7
Pacific ocean phys.geog.
551-466
I Panhandle, W. Va. hist
975 49
question Turkish histor>
r 949-6
1 states U. S.
974
Eating customs
394.1
hygiene
613.2
plesures of
641.01
'Eaton CO. Mich, history
977.423
*Eau Claire city, Wis. -
977.546
* CO. - -
977.545
Ebenaceae botany
583.685
Ehenaceous fruits
634 45
Ebenales botany
583.68
Ebers, G ; German fiction
833.86
Ebony family fruit culture
634 45
Eccentricity
in manners ethics
177
of orbit of earth
525-33
seasons
'?2«;.«J2
Eccentrics, lives of
machinery
Ecclesiastes Bible
Ecclesiastic
antiquities
architecture
art ^ecclesiology
biografy
calendar chronology
ceremonies customs
costume
councils
courts
fasts personal religion
public worship
feasts
furniture ecclesiology 247
history 370
Latin, modem philol. 479
law canon law 348
legends 209
for special topics see topic
920
621
223
209
726
246
922
529.
394
247
262.
348
248
264
264
8
85
8
6
4
music
polity
statistics
trials
vestments
Ecclesiastics
Ecclesiasticus
Ecclesiology
ecclesiology
biografy
Bible
church
symbolism
783
262
209
262
247
922
229
261
246
.9
•7
.4
Echinoderms paleontology 563
zoology
Echinoidea "
Echinus fishery
Echo acoustics
Eclampsia diseases
Eclectic medicin
philosofy
593
593
639
534
616
615
148
.9
.9
•95
.6
.3
.845
.5
Eclipses, find'g longitude by 525 .48
523.38
523-78
521.8
of moon
sun
theory
Ecliptic
inclination of equator to 525
plane of astron. 525
solar system 523
Ecoles congr^ganistes 377
Ecology botany 581
evolution 575
zoology 591
Economic
botany 581
chemistry chem. tech. 660
cookery dom. econ. 641
.51
•32
.26
.3
•15
.3
.15
.6
•55
Topics inblack face type are subdiTided. Saperior flgnres refer to the tables at tbe end of this indet
RELATIV INDEX
723
Economic
geology
553
value of fertilizers
631.815
zoology
591.6
Economics
butter business
637 31
cheese business
637.31
farm
631. 1
milk business
637.11
nature of
330.11
of fashions dom. econ. 646.01
political economy 330
stockfar ming 636 . 08 1
Economizers, feed water 62 1 . 1973
Economy, domestic 640
ethics 174
library 020
political 330
student 378.368
Ecstasy religion 248
Ecstatics ment. derange. 133.5
Ectoblast embryology 611.01338
Ectoderm • 6 11. 01338
Ectodermic organs * 61 z. 0135
Ectopic gestation obstetrics6 18.31
hart physiology 6 1 2 . 1 7 1 7
Ectozoa animal paraates 616 . 968
^Ecuador history 986
travels 918.6
Ecumenic
cotmcil eccles. polity 262 . 5
relig. hist. 270 . 2
Eczema dermatology 616.52
Edam cheese 637 . 3543
Eddas Norse literature 839.6
Eddy currents engin'g 6 2 1 . 3 1 1
physics 537-6
Edema physiology 612.381
Eden orig. home of man 573.4
Edentata mammals 599-3
*Edgar co. 111. history 9 7 7 • 369
Edge worth, M. Eng. fiction 823 . 72
Edible
bulbs garden crops 635.2
flowers ** 635.3
fruits « 635.6
leaves ** 635.3
roots " 635 . 1
seeds *^ 635.6
stems 635.3
tubers garden crops 635 . 2
Edict of Nantes
French history 944 . 03
Huguenots 284 . 5
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior
Edict of Nantes
persecutions 272 . 4
religious hist. France 274.4
Ediles Rom. antiquities 913.37
^Edinburgh, Scot, history 941.44
travels 914. X44
university 378.41
Editions, choice of
reading and aids 038.9
Editorial work joumaUsm 070.4
lit.meth. 029.6
Edmund polyg. act U.6.hist.973 .84
Edom ancient history 939*46
Education 370
and the church religion 361.5
sociology 377.8
general, for library servis 033 . 531
in relation to labor 331-85
industrial systems 371.42
useful arts 607
of voters 324-14
women 376
young 372
public state control 351.851
system 379
self 374
suffrage qualificatioas 324 . 1 4
systems of 371 - 4
useful arts 607
' special, see subject
Educational
bildinga architecture 727
ethics 171 -7
mesurements elem. educ. 372 . 102
paidology 136.702
psychology 370.15
reports, public 379
sermons 952.5
Educator, library as 021 . 2
Educators' lives 923 . 7
Edward i Eng. history 942.035
3 * * 943.036
3 " " 942.037
4 - " 942.044
5 " ** 942.045
6 " " 942.053
7 " " 943.083
Edwards, J. Am. philos. 191 . i
^Edwards co. 111. history 977.3791
Ferry, Va.U.S.hist,973 .7318
Eels zoology 597.5
Effect
and cause metaphysics 133
perspectiv arch, design 729.15
Effen, J. van Dutch essays 839 .344
Agates refer to the tables at the end of this index
724
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Efficiency
Egyptology antiquities
913.32 1
and college training ^
378.01
Ehrensvard. T. C. Gylleni
1
school courses.
375.007a
bourg Danish fiction
839.83^1 1
bonus economics
331.225
Eichendorff, J. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 72 |
business methods
658
Eiderstedt sheep
636.3314 1
Effigies, monumental
718
Eight hour law pol. econ.
331.81 1
*Effingham co. 111. hist.
9773796
Eighth nerv anatomy
611.831S 1
Efflorescence chemistry
541.39
physiology
612.819S 1
Effluvium nuisances
628.52
Eilschov, F. K. Dan. misc
•839.8843 1
Efflux hvdraulics
532.56
Einstein theory astronomy
521.12 1
Eg embryology
591 3
physics
531.51 1
Eggleston, E: Am. fiction
813.4a
Ejaculatory duct anat.
611.635 1
^gZ* eggs, see Eg, egs
Ejectment law
347.2 I
Egina marbles anc. sculpt
.733
Ejectors mech. engin'g
621.60 ■
Egoism ethics
Egplant
Egs cookery
171. 9
635.646
641.665
Elseagnaceae botany
Elasmobranchii fishes
583.935 I
597.3 1
** •
dietetics
613.38
Elastic tissue histology
611. 01827 1
food value
641 . la
Elasticity
■
oology
598.2
of muscle physiology
612.7414 1
phys. of nutrition
612.39283
physics
539-3 1
poultry
636.5
pulmonary physiology
612. aia 1
raising fowls for
636.0883
tests engineering
620.1123 1
zootechny
636.08246
Elastin nutrition
612.398146 1
Eg-shape of sewers
628.224
ElateridaR zoology
595.76 1
Egypt administration
354 62
Elatineae botany
583.161 1
antiquities
913-32
Elbingen sheep
636.3317 1
architecture
72a. a
Elbow anatomy
611.973 1
art
709.3a
joint "
611.7273 1
botany
581.962
Elci, A.M.d* Ital. satire
857.66 1
finance
336.62
Elderberry agriculture
634 ■ 747
geology
556.2
Elders ecclesiastic polity
262 . 15
hieroglyphics
493 I
El Dorado folklore
398.3
history, ancient
932
* CO. Cal. hist.
979.441
modem
962
Eleatic Greek philosofers
182.3
language, old
493 X
Election
maps
912.62
doctrinal theology
234 -9
m3rthology
299.31
frauds sufErage
324.27
obelisks, antiq.
913.32
U.S.
324 73
monum.
718
sermons
252.6
philosofers
181. a
to legislativ body
328 . 3355
pyramids, antiq.
913.32
Elections
religion
299.31
city admin.
352.004
schools
379 62
legislativ jurisdiction
328.342
statistics
316.2
U. S. law
324.73
travel
916.2
voting procedure
324.24
treaties
341. a6a
Electiv franchise
324
other topics see table i
system education
375.004
Egyptian com
633.178
Electoral
goat
636.39862
college suffrage
324.249
goose
636.59887
commission *
324.73
sheep
636.386
U. S. hist.
973 . 82
* Sudan history
962.6
frauds suffrage
324.27
travels
916.26
Usts
324.241
Topict in black face type are subdivided. Superior
fisnrea refer to the tables at the end of this iodex
RELATIV INDEX
725
Electoral
system polit. science 321 .
gystems sufiErage 324.
Electric
animals comp. physiol. 61 a.
apparatus inspection 614.
communication eng.
cooking appliances
elevators engin'g
lib. bldgs
engineering
execution of criminals
furnace
621.
643-
631 .
02a.
621.
343.
537.
542.
697.
644.
542.
6ia .
644-
022 .
621.
537-
623.
621.
62Z.
537-
542.
621.
physics
prac. chem.
heating bilding
dom. econ.
heating prac. chem.
irritation of nervs
light domest. econ.
libraries
mech. eng.
physics
lighting shipbilding .
stations
machinery engin'g
machines physics
manipulation chem.
mesurements engin'g
physics 537.
mesuring of temperature 536.
methods qual. analysis 544.
quan. « 545
phenomena physics 537.
of muscles physiol.613 .
nervs " 612.
skin " 6i3.
plant shipbilding 623 .
plow 631 .
power stations eng. 621 .
transmission " 621 .
railways " 621 .
resistance mesology 6ia.
shock surgery 617.
signals physics 537.
stimulation of hart 612 .
storms physics 538.
stoves kitch. equip. 643 .
telegraf, communication 654
engineering
physics
testing useful arts
traction stations
vehicles engin'g
vessels shipbilding
621.
537-
621.
621.
629.
623
8
21
771
836
38
336
8775
95
3
2
85
47
7
26
47
8161
315
754
33
83
85
3122
313
23
8
37
7
53
9
3
4
743
813
795
85
3123
312
319
33
014422
12
88
1723
7
336
382
81
37
3123
2
Electricians lib. econ.
Electricity
accidents from
animal mind and body
physiology
zoology
applied engineering
physics
cooking by
effect on muscles
farm power
generation useful arts
023.772
537
614.836
134
612.014423
591.57
621.3
537 8
641.586
612.74163
631.3717
621.31
heating by dom. econ. 644 . 26
hygiene 613.16
therapeutics 6 1 5 . 84
Electro-
analysis qualitativ 544 . 9
quantitativ 545 . 3
ballistic machines gun'ry 623 . 5
biology animal mag.
biology
blasting mining
chemic autom. teleg.
chemistry
chronograf astronomy
culture crops
dialysis prac. chem.
dynamics
kinetics dynamic elec.
magnetism
metallurgy
motors machines
science
physiology anim. mag.
biology
physiology
plating manufactures
134
577
622 .23
621 .38241
541.37
522.52
631.5881
542.8
537.6
537-5
538.3
537.85
621.313
537.83
134
577
6x2.01442
671
537.85
metallurgy
Electrodes electrophysiol. 612. 01 4421
engineering 621.352a
Electrolysis qual. anal. 5 44- 9
quant. " 545 . 3
Electrolytes elec. eng. 621.3524
Electrolytic anal. chem. 545.3
rectifiers eng. 621.31374
823
Topics in black face type are subdmded. Superior
Electrometers engin'g
physics
Electromotiv
force of hart
phenomena
of nervous excitation
Electromotors elec. eng.
Electrons chemistry
Electrostatic apparatus eng. 621.315
Electrostatics static elec. 537.2
figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
621.3743
537-25
612.1724
612.8223
621.313
541.2
726
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Electrotherapy
electric engineering
electrophysiology
medicin
Electrotonus electrophys.
physiology
Electrot5rping printing
Eleemosynary institutions
Elefants domestic animals
zoology
'Elegiac poetry Eng. lit.
Gk
Latin "
Elemental destruction agric.
Elementary
education
forms arch, design
* readers Eng. language
schools
gymnastics in
libraries for
manual training
theory of music
Elements
chemic chem. tech.
chemistry
false
required architec. design
Elephants, see Elefants
Eleusinian mysteries
Greek antiquities
mythology
Elevated
ground hygiene •
railroad city transit
engineering
stations arch
temperature hygiene
ways public helth
Elevation archit. design
lib. bildings
Elevations meteorology
Elevatormen lib. econ.
Elevators
grain architecture
hydraulic machinery
library bildings
mech. engineering
621.3915
612.014438
615.84
613.014423
612.8133
65522
361
636.9
599.6
831.04
884
874
632.1
372
729 3
428.6
372.9
371.7321
371.645
371.422
781.2
661. 1
546
546.99
739.21
Eleventh nerv
*Elgin, Scotland
1 city, 111.
* CO. Ont.
marbles
Elian philosofers
anatomy
physiol.
history
913-38
393
613.13
388
625.4
.725-318
613.64
614.782
729.1
022. 34I
551.53
023.793
72536
621.363
022.95
621.877
611 .83193
613 .8193
941.23
977-323
97^-334
7J3
973.7323
516.33
513-23
425.3
Gkphil. 183.7
I
Eliesen, Povel Dan. mis. 83 9. S 83 2
Eligibility
to legislativ body 328 . 331
ofi&s citizenship 323 . 6£
Eliminants algebra 5 1 2 . S 5
Eliot, George Eng. fie. 823 . S8
^Elis ancient history 938. S
Elixir of life alchemy 540 . i
Elizabeth, Queen Eng. hist. 943 .055
^Elizabeth, N. J. history 974.937
Elizabethan persecutions 373.7
style arch 724.4.
*Elk CO. Pa. history 974. S65
^ valley, W.Va. " 9754^4
^Elkhart CO. Ind. * 977.281
Elkhom tavern. Ark.
U. S. civ. war
Ellipse analytic geom.
geometry
Ellipsis Eng. language
• other languages
Ellipsoid analytic geom. 5 1 6 . 43
Ellipsoidal figure geodesy 536.16
Ellipsoids, potentials of 536.11
Elliptic functions calculus 517.36
Ellipticity, law of geodesy 536. 13
^Elmira, N. Y. history 974779
Elocution
vocal culture
Elongated
bullets ordnance
small arms
projectils ordnance
Eloquence
^ Eng. oratory
Elvs folklore
Elzevir editions rarities
Emanation metaphysics 139.5
Emancipation
of slaves 326.8
woman 396 . i
proclamation U. S. hist. 973.714
Embalming customs 393 . 3
pub. helth 614.64
Embankments reclamation 631 .64
river eng. 627 . 4
Embargo martial law 344
of 1808-12 U.S. hist. 973.48
Embassadors interna, law 341-7
polit. sd. 327
Emblematic art ecclesiol. 246.5
Emblems " 246
Embolism of pulmon. artery 6 1 6 . 347
Embossing book lib. econ .035.35a
telegraf eng. 621.38244
808.5
784.9
633.45125
623.4552
623.4512
808.5
825
398.4
094
Toiiics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this iiuUi
RELATIV INDEX
727
Embroidery
Embryo anatomy
physiology
zoology
Embryology animals
Embryotomy
Emden goose
Emergencies
746
611.013
612.64
591 -33
591 3
581.3
611. 0139
6x1.0x3
612.64
botany
experimen.
human
physiology
obstet. oper. 618.83
636 . 5983
surgery 617 . i
Emergency help dom. econ. 647.39
Emerson, R.W. Am. lit. 814.36
phil. 19 1. 3
transcendentalism 141
Emery econom. geol. 553.65
wheels mach. tools 621.923
Emetics physiology 612.3278
therapeutics 615.731
Emigrants polit. science 325.2
Emigration
*Emilia, Italy history
Eminent domain law
Emissary vein anatomy
Emmental cheese
*Emmet co. la. history
* Mich.
external thera. 615 . 776
internal " 615.735
physiol. psych. 612.82133
psychology 157
Empedocles Gk philosofers 182.5
Emollients
Emotions
335
945.4
347.2
6H.14513
637.3543
977.7125
977.488
354.4305
923.1
583.984
616.348
949 5
944.05
944 07
354 . 4303
321.03
Emperor Ger. empire
Emperors biografy
Empetraceae botany
Emphysema lung dis.
^Empire, Eastern history
French ist "
2d
German gov't
political science
Roman hist. 937.06
Western, fall of * 937.09
Empiric medicins, see Patent
medicins
philosofy
Empiricism in medidn
Employees
associations
domestic occasional
regular
legislativ
144
614.26
331.88
647.29
647.2
328.362
Employers
and employed ethics
pol. econ.
liability
insurance
Employment
agencies, see Agencies
hygiene
of children
time
women
Empresses
Emulation
'Enallage
pol. econ.
ethics
customs
pol. econ.
biografy
ethics
Eng. S3mtax
Enamel arch, decoration
chem. technology
painting
sacred ornam.
Enarthrosis anatomy
Encaustic painting
Encephalon anatomy
Enclosures of doors and win.
Encyclic letters eccles. pol.
Encyclopedias, general
' special, see subject
Encyclopedists, Fr. relig.
lives
Endbraln anatomy
Endemic diseases
Endemics med. geografy
Endive
Endless punishment theol.
screw mech. eng'g
Endocardium anatomy
Endoderm embryology
Endodermic organs "
Endogamy customs
Endolymf physiology
Endometrium anatomy
Endoneurium histology
Endosmose liquids
Endowd libraries
schools education
VR public schools
Endowment
Ubrary support
life insurance
of research colleges
public school support
Endowments
library finance
special subjects
Endyma anatomy
174.8
331. 1
331.82
331.25
6x3.6
331.3
179.9
396.5
331-4
923 I
179
425.2
729.65
666.2
751
347. 4
611 .72963
751
61X.81
721.86
262.8
030
239.6
920.3
611.8x3
6x6
614.42
635 -55
237.7
621.8333
6XX.X26
611. 01337
6xx.ox34
392 -5
612.8586
611 .662
611. 018835
533.7
027.4
373
379.3
021 .92
368.3
378 33
379.13
025. Ill
025.211
611.828
To|iici B black face type are aabdirided. Superior fifures refer to the tables at the end of this index
728
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Enemeta, nutritiv hygiene 613.23
England
Enemies of pests agric.
632.96
private law
347
Enemy
religious history
274-2
sympathizers Great war
940.3163
Romanesque architecture 723.42
Energy, conservation of
531-6
schools, public
379.42
vital physiology
6ia .0137
sculpture
735
Engelbrektsdatter, D.
839-8136
slavery
326
Engin and coach wagon
621.1328
societies, general
062
driven vessels
633 . 823
statistics
314.2
houses architecture
1 725.19
travel
914.2
Engineering, civil
620
treaties
341.242
dynamic
62 X
universities education
378.42
electric
621.3
zoology
591 942
illuminating
628.9
English
industrial
658
Cambridge turkey
636.5922
locomotiv
621. X3
carrier pigeon
636.59612
materials
620.x
cattle
636.22
mechanic
621
cheese, hard
637.3542
municipal
352.5
soft
637 3532
topograflc
526.9
coach horse
636.142
Engineers Uves
926.2
composition
808
military sci.
358.2
cyclopedias
032
U. S. civ. war
973-7417
deists apologetics
239.5
Engins
62 X
discovery of America
973.17
England
draft horse
636.152
administration
354 42
ducks
636.5972
antiquities
913.42
ephemerides
528.2
architecture
720.942
game poultry
636.58812
army
354.426
goat
636.392
bank of
332.15
language
420
biografy
920.042
literature
820
botany
581.942
newspapers
072
church
283
periodicals, general
052
colleges education
378.42
* philology
420
constitution
342.42
pony
636.162
education
370.942
poultry
636.52
finance
336.42
prisons Amer. revol.
973.371
geology
554.2
U.S.warof 181 2
973.5271
government central
354 42
sheep
636.33
local
352 042
socialism
335-1
* history
942
swine
636.42
* language
420
thorobred horse
636.122
old
427.01
walnut
634 5"
law
346
Engravers lives
927.6
libraries
027.042
occupation
613.65
literature
820
Engraving
760
local government
352.042
books of
769
maps
912.42
of seals and gems 736
navy
354.427
Engravings
painting
759-2
cases for lib. fittings
022.48s
peerage, etc.
929.72
catalogs of
016.76
philosofers
192
collections of
769
philosofers lives
921 .2
special library material
025.177
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
729
Engrassing
clerks, legislativ
328.3623
l^slativ bills
328.373
Enharmonic organ music
786.9
Enigmas amusements
793
* EngUsh litera.
828
Enlistment army
355.22
Enmus Latin drama
872,4
Enoch, Book of
229
Enrolment
bill legislation
328.373
school organization
371.21
Ensiform bone anatomy
611. 713
Ensigns flags
929.9
Ensilage
agriculture
633
crops agriculture
633 3
cutters "
631.363
zootechny
636.08552
Entail law
347-2
Entente
Great war 19 14- 19
940.332
Enteric fever diseases
616.927
pub. helth
614. 511
Enterokinasis physiology
612.33284
Enteropneusta zoology
593-99
Enterprise, ship
U. S. war of 1812
973.5253
Entertaining
> collections Eng. lit.
828
domestic economy
642.4
Entertainments
and libraries
02I.4S
library support
021.96
licenses for
352.8
private dom. econ.
642.41
public amusements
791
dom. econ.
642.45
Enthusiasm psychology
157
religious
269
Enthymeme logic
166
Entity
of state political science
320.15
Entoderm anatomy
611. 01337
Entomology zoology
595 7
Entomophthoreae botany
589.229
Entomostraca zoology
595 31
Entoptic phenomena
612.8434
Entozoa parasitic dis.
6x6.962
zoology
595.1
Entrance
halls library bldgs
022.681
requirements educ.
371.21
Topics in blaclE face type are subdiTidcd. Superior
Entries cookery
641.82
Entropy engineering
621 .1011
physics
536.7
Enunciation elocution
808.5
Envallsson, K : Swed. lit.
839-7254
Environment
evolution
575-3
influence of phydoL
6x2.0x44
therapeu.
615.56
on man
573.4
mental characteristics
136.2
Envy ethics
179.8
Enzina, J. del Span, dram
[. 862.21
Eocene fossils paleontoL
560
period geology
551-78X
Eolian harp music
787.5
Eolithic age prehist arch.
571. 1
Epacrideas botany
583.64
Epencephalon anatomy
6xx.8x7
Ependyma •
611.828
Ependymal cells histol.
611. 01884
Epervier, ship
U. S. war of 1812
973.5255
Ephemerides
528
Ephesians Bible
227.5
Ephesus, first council of
270.23
history, ancient
939.23
* modem
956.2
Epiblast embryology
611. 01338
Epic dramatic music
782.2 .
painting
753
* poetry Eng. lit.
821.03
Greek
883
Latin
873
Epicharmus Gk drama
882.5
Epicranial muscles anat.
611.7322
Epictetus Gk philosofers
188.7
Epicurean philosofy
187
Epicurism dom. econ.
641.01
Epidemic
catarrh diseases
616.203
monomania derangem'ts 1 3 2 . i
Epidemics
contagious diseases
614.5
diseases
6x6
library economy
024.47
public helth
614.49
Epidermal layer embryol.
611. 0135
Epidermis anatomy
611. 771
Epididymis "
611 .632
figures refer to tlie tables at the end of this iiid«z
730
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Epigastric
Equation
artery, inferior anat.
611.13781
of center orbits
521.38
superior "
611. 1345
time chronology
529-1
plexus "
6xx. 83931
personal astron. correc.
522.97 !
region "
611. 951
Equations, algebraic
512.3
Epigenesis spontan. gener. 576.1
chemic
541.9
Epiglottis anatomy
611 .221
indeterminate
512.23
physiology
612.7825
numeric
5x2.2
^Epigrams Eng. literature
828
theory of
512.82
EpigyneaB botany
584 3
trigonometric
514.4
Epilepsy
Equator, inclina. of seas'ns 525.51
cortical physiology
612.8253
Equatorial
diseases
616.853
belt earth
525.14
institutions
362.8
mounting telescopes
522.26
Epineurium histology
611. 018835
telescox)e astron.
522.46
Epiphany Anglican fest.
264.031
Equestrian exercise
798
Epipharynx anatomy
611 .3271
Equilibrium
Epiphysis cerebri "
611. 8145
astronomy laws
521. II
Epiploon "
611.382
chemistry
541.39
Epirus ancient history
938.2
of liquids physics
532.2
Episcopacy sects
383
rotating spheroid
526.12
Episcopal charges serm.
2521
sense of physiology
612.886
church
383
Equinoxes astronomy
5255
in Scot.
283.41
Equipment of armies
355 8
orders ministry
262.17
navies
359
Episcopalians' biografy
933 3
ships
623.86
Episcopate ministry
262.12
Equisetae botany
587.2
Epispastics therapeutics
615774
Equity law
347.8
Epistles Anglican ritual
264.036
of redemp. law
347-2
Bible
227
Equivalence of force phys
•531.21
^ Eng. literature
826
theoret. chem.
541.2
•Epistolary writers, Eng.
928.26
Equivalent projec. on maps
526.85
Epistolografy
808.6
Equivocation ethics
177.3
Epistropheus anatomy
611.7113
Erbium metals
546.65
Epitafs genealogy
929.5
Erckmann, Emile Fr. fie.
843.85
monuments
718
Erectil tissues vasomotors 6 1 2 . 1 88
Epithalamus anatomy
611.8145
Erection physiology
612.612
Epithelial tissue histology
6x1.0187
Erector spinae anatomy
611. 7313
Epitheliums, glandular
612.409
Erepsin physiology
612.3324
•Epithets Eng. language
426.8
Eretrian philosofers
183.7
Epitrochleal glands anat.
6x1.4673
Ergograf physiology
612.744211
Epizoa parasites, zoology 591 . 69
Ergot stimulants
615. 711
Epizootic diseases vet. med
. 6x9
uterins
615.766
Epoophoron anatomy
611 .6676
Eric the Red discov. of Am
.973.13
»Equador history
986
Ericaceae botany
583.62
Equality
Ericales
583.6
l^al political science 323 . 42
Ericson, Leif discov. of Am
.973.13
of individuals * "
323.41
Erie canal U. S. history
973-55
races ** "
323.41
* CO. N. Y.
974.796
soda] ethics
177.5
1 0.
977.122
Equalization
* Pa.
974.899
of representation pel. sci.
328.3345
Ft, capture U.S. hist.
973.5237
Equation
Lake, battle
973.5254
machine astron. instru.
522.54
Eriocaules botany
584.81
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
I
J
RELATIV INDEX
731
Erizzo, S. Ital. fiction
Erienmeyer fiasks chem.
Erosion geology
Erotica ethics
Errata proofreading
Erratic boulders geology
Errhines therapeutics
Error, sources of logic
•Errors, gram. Eng. lang.
ofobserv. probabil.
• speech Eng.lang.
popular occultism
*Erse language
Eruptions volcanoes
Eruptiv fevers diseases
Erysipelas •
ErythrocjTtes physioL
^Erzerum, Asiat.Turk. hist.
Escalators mech. engin'g
Escapements watchmaking
Escharotics therapeutics
Eschatology
Escurial sheep
Esdras Bible
Eskimo dress dom. econ.
history
Esofageal
artery anatomy
branches of vagus **
Esofagus anatomy
diseases of
physiology
Espalier training
Espaliers plant supports
Esparto grass fibers
Esperanto language
Espronceda, J. de Span. poet.
Esquimaux dress
history
Essayists, Eng. biografy
Fr.
Ger.
•Essays Eng. literature
general collections
• special topic see subj.
Essence metaphysics
Essences chem. tech.
Essenes Jewish relig.
Essential oils chem. tech.
^Essex, England hist.
* CO. Mass. •*
* N. J.
» N. Y.
travel
853.43
542.231
551.3
176
655.25
551-33
615.726
165
428.3
519-6
428.3
133-7
491 6x
551-21
616. 911
616.94a
612. IXX
956.6
621.8676
681
615.77s
336
636.361
229.1
646.091
998
6II-I355
6II.83I9I9
611.329
616.32
612.315
631-5463
631 -3453
633.583
408.9
.861.52
646.091
998
928.24
928.44
928.34
824
040
121
668.5
296
668.5
942.67
974-45
974.931
974.753
917.4753
'Essex CO. Ont. history
* Vt.
ship U.S. war 181 2
swine
Establisht church, Anglican
Estaires poultry
Estates law
of the relm
social classes
Esters organic chem.
Esther Apocrypha
Bible
Esthesiometers physiology
Esthetics architecture
fine arts
gastronomy
literature
'Esthonia, Russia history
travel
Estimates bilding
^Estramadura, Sp. history
sheep
Etchers biografy
Etching
Eternal life doc. theol.
punishm't "
Eternity doctrins
natural theol.
Ether anesthetics
light
physics
poisons
temperance
Etherege, Sir G : Eng. dram.
Ethers chem. tech.
organ, chem.
Ethical culture societies
education
ethics
Ethics
legal
of copyright
relation to pol. econ.
social
Ethiopia ancient history
* modem "
^Ethiopic language
Ethmoid bone anatomy
Ethnic religions
Eihnografic
basis theory of state
Ethnografy
Ethnology
Ethnopsychology
971.331
974.32
973-5255
636.4211
283
636.547
347.6
328
333.3
547-4
229.2
222.9
612.8831
720.1
701
641 .01
801
947-4
914-74
692.5
946.2
636.361
927.6
767
337
237-7
237-1
218
615.781
535-1
530.1
615.965
178.8
822 .42
668.5
547-4
170.6
377-2
170.7
170
174.3
655.61
330.1917
177
939-78
966
492.8
611 .7156
290
320.121
572
572
136.4
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Saperior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this index
732
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Etiology medicin 6 1 6 . o i
Etiquet customs 395
ethics 177- 1
Etruria ancient history 937.5
Etruscan architecture 722.6
* language 477-5
Etudes piano music 786.47
'Etymologies Eng. lang. 422
Etymology
comparativ philology 413
s injaection Eng. lang. 4^5 1
* other "
Euboea ancient history 938.4
Eubulides Greek philos. 183 . 6
Eucharist sacrament 265.3
Eucharistic
music religious art 346.8
vessels sacred furniture 247.8
Euchre amusements 795
Euclid Greek philosofers 183.6
Euclidian geometry 513
Eudemonism
private ethics 1 7 1 • 4
public " 171-5
Eudemus Greek philosofers 185.3
Eudiometer exper. chem. 542.76
Eudiometry quant, anal. 545-7
Euganoids zoology 597-4
Eugenics evolution 575 . i
hygiene 613.94
Eugubine tables Umbrian
language 477-4
Eulerian integrals calculus 517-3^
Eulogies biografy 9^0
sermons 252.9
Euphonium wind instr. 788.44
Euphorbiaceae botany 5 83 • 9 5 '
Euphuism rhetoric 808
*Eure, France history 944. 24
1 etLoir, Fr. " 94451
Euripides Greek drama 882 . 3
Europe antiquities 9^3 -4
botany 581 • 94
eccles. hist. 274
geology 554
1 history 940
religious hist. 274
statistics 314
travels 914
European bison 636 . 2923
black currant 634 . 723 1
chestnut 634.531
gooseberry 634 . 726
plan table syst. 642 . 53
Topics in black face type are subdiTided. Superior
European politics parties 339. 94
raspberries 634. ^12
Europium inorg. chem. 546 . ^96
Eurypterida fossils 565. ^
Eustachian tube anatomy 61 x. ^56
ear dis. 617. 96
physiol. 6x3. .S56
valv anatomy 6xx. ^2662
Eu taw Springs Am. re vol. 973.^373
Evald, Johannes Dan. x)oet 839 . Si ^2
Evaluation of books 028.8
Evangelic alliance relig. 306
Evangelist ministry 362.15
Evangelistic
art 346 . 7
music ecclesiology 346.7
sacred music 783 . 7
work pastoral theol. 353
writings practical " 343
'Evansville, Ind. history 977.233
Evaporating dishes chem. 543.233
Evaporation
cutaneous physiol. 612.524
food preservation 641.4
heat chemistry 542.48
meteorology 55i-57
physics 536.44
pulmonary physiol. 613.523
steam engineering 6 3 1 . x 84^ 3
vacuum chemistry 542.77
Evening
opening lib. econ. 034.33
prayer Anglic, ritual 364.034
fam. devotions 349
personal " 348
schools pub. education 379.19
self " 374.8
work lib. econ. 033.631
Everaert, Cornelis Dut. lit. 839.3124
Everett, Edward Am.orat. 815.31
shorthand 653 . 73
Evergreens coniferae 585.2
horticulture 7x5
Everlasting punishment 237.7
Evidence circumstantial 347-94
law 347-94
logic 163
Evidences, Bible 220 . i
of Christianity 239
Evil eye i33-4
natural theology 3x6
origin of 3x6
pessimism 149-6
figures refer to the tablet at the end of thia ladtx
RELATIV INDEX
733
Evil sin
spirits
theodicy
Evolution
algebra
apologetics
arithmetic
biology
233
235
231-8
5". 7
239.8
5"-7
575
effect of nervous system 6 1 2 . 80 1 3
ethics 171-7
natural theology 313
religion and science 215
theory of state 320 . 153
Ewes dairy 637.173
Ex libris 097
Exact reference lit. meth. 029.1
Examination
civil servis 35' -3
Examination
for academic degrees 378.244
of credentials suffrage 324 . 423
teachers education 371.13
' papers Eng. philol. 438.9
postmortem pathology 616.079
school education 371-27
Examinations
competitiv civil servis 351.3
schools 371.27
Examining boards, med. 614.34
Exanthemata contag. dis. 614.52
Excavating machinery 62 1 . 86
Excavation
foundations architec. 721.12
engin'g 624.152
mining 622.31
Excavations antiquities 913
Excellence
standards zootechny 636 . 08 1 1 4
Excess of food hygiene 613.35
Exchange
bills of law 347*7
money 333.5
department lib. econ. 035.366
international money 332.45
of duplicates lib. admin. 03 5 . 366
prisoners Amer. revol. 973 .373
Great war 940.473
U.S.civ.war. 973.773
professors 378.12
specimens biology 579.614
stock 332.6
tables business 658
territorial pol. sd. 320.1267
Topics in black face type^an nbdivided. Saperior
725-25
021.85
025.226
621.3854
621.3858
Exchanges
architecture
library law
methods
telefone central
private
Exchequer
Great Britain adminis. 354.433
finance 336.43
United States adminis. 353.2
finance 336.73
Excise laws 336.27
offises architecture 735.14
public funds 336.37
Excitability
cerebral physiol. 613.8351
of cord " 613.832
Excitants therapeutics 615.785
Exclusion
from suffrage pol. sd. 324.17
Excommunication eccl. pol. 363 .9
Excrementa sewerage 628.2
Excrements physiology 613.361
Excreta, disinfection 614.48
Excretion
biliary physioL 612.3577
physiologic zoology 591 . 14
physiology 612.4
Excretions, respiratory 612.26 -
Excretory organs
comparati V anatomy 591.44
descriptiv ** 591-74
Excuses, readers* lib. econ. 034 . 73
Execution criminal law 343 . 2
Executiv
advice to legis. bodies 328 . 372
department const, law 343
lib. admin. 025 . i
offiser library gov't 023.4
titles 033.71
powers of legis. bodies 328 . 252
session * ** 328.357
Executors law 347*6
Exegesis Bible 330.6
Exemplaria typographica 090
Exemption from mil. servis 355.32
taxation 336 . 39
Exercise
children's dom. econ. 649.5
curativ therapeutics 615.82
diaf oretics * 615. 743
for library workers 033 . 54
hygiene 613.7
physiology of 613.7661
flgures refer to the tablet at the end of this index
734
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Exhalation
cutaneous physiology 613.793
of vapor zoology 591 . 129
water vapor physiol. 612.25
Exhaustion
effects of diseases 616. 986
of soil 63 1 . 45
Exhaust pipe locom. boiler 621. 133 5
steam, utilization 621.1858
Exhibition cases, library 022.931
halls architec. 725.91
room lib. bldg 022.657
Exhibitions, bilding 690 . 6
international 606
of art 708
industry 606
school 371 '29
* special see subj.
Exhortations pub. worsh. 264-6
Exile punishments 343-2
social ethics i77-8
Exmoor pony 636 . 1624
sheep 636 . 3263
Exodus Bible 222.12
Bxofficio
members of legis. bodies 328.333
BxofiGisers
exoffido in legis. bodies 328 . 3323
Exogamy customs 393.5
Exorcism 133 -4
Exotics horticulture 716
Expanding bullets 623.45535
Expansion
. heat physics 536.41
^joints steam eng. 621.1857
f^ system, direct ref rig. 621.5652
territorial pol. scL 320.126
Expatriation 34^ • 5
Expectorants therapeu . 615.721
Expedition, see specific name
Expeditions, scientific 508.3
Expellent forces obstet. 618.51
Expenditure, pub. finance 336
Expenses
allowance to teachers 371.163
butter business 637 .217
cheese business 637 . 3 1 7
dairy 637.117
domestic economy 647 . x
farm 631.17
library finance 025.116
Expenses
living teachers salaries 371- x ^4
of college students
traveling, of legislators
zootechny
Experience
Expenment stations, agric.
Experimental chemistry
psychology
Experiments
chemic
fertilizer
food zootechny
physics
soil agriculture
Expert, library
Exploding devices mil. eng.623 . ,
Exploitation mining
Exploration hygiene
mining
Explorations
history of
scientific
Explorers biografy
Explosions
history of
of ammunition
fire damp min. eng,
protection of life
Explosiv bullets
Explosivs
agriculture
chemic technology
factory storage
manufacture hygiene
protec. of life
military engineering
mining dangers
Exponential formulae trig. 514.3
Export duties U. S. tariff 336.26
378
328.
636.0S17
630. ^::a
542
6X3. ^^x
542
631. »^
636.0^53
530.7-
631.4-:^
023.4.
622.^
613.^
622. r
910
910.^
508.3
9239
614.83
623. 4»5
622. 8x
614.83
623.45535
631.513
662
621.7964
613.66
614.831
623.453
622.85
commerce
Topics in black fmca type are subdivided. Saperior
Exportation
Exports
free trade
Expositions useful arts
' special see subject
Expository sermons
Exposure
of children customs
ded
to cold protection of life 614.87
Expresidents
in legislativ bodies 328 . 3322
Express companies sociol. 385
useful arts 656
flgores ref or to the tables at the ead of this index
38a
382
337
606
252.8
392.2
393-4
RELATIV INDEX
735
Expression
facial art anatomy
physiognomy
musical
practical chemistry
Expropriation realty
Expulsion
legislativ bodies
school disciplin
Extatics mental derange.
Extemporaneous speaking
Extempore prayer
Extension
courses dom. econ.
education
relation to lib.
of libraries
university
work agriculture
Extensometer
Extensor
carpi radialis brevior
longus
ulnaris
digitorum longus
hallucis *
of index finger
Extensors of fingers
forearm
thum
External
agencies tberapeutics
ear anatomy
diseases of
physiology
motoroculi nerv, see Sixth
plastering and stucco
walls, incrusted architec.
windows arch, const.
Extinct animalft paleon.
plants paleon.
Extinction
of fire protec. of life
species
painless, of animal life
Extra
books for readers lib.
fingers or toes surgery
pay legislativ patronage
wage scales
session legislativ bodies
time for readers lib.
Extraction mining
of teeth
743
138
780.1
542.68
347-2
328.344
371.56
132.5
808.5
964.1
640.714
374 6
021 .44
03I.6
378-13
630.717
620. 112
611.73763
611 .73762
611.73764
611.73842
611.73843
611.73769
611.73765
611.7376
611.73768
615-77
611.858
6x7.81
612.851
nerv
693.61
729.61
721.84
560
561
6x4.843
575.6
614.971
024.71
617.36
328.3626
331-225
328.358
024.72
622.6
617.66
Extractors laundry mach. 648 . 3
stump agriculture 63 1 . 3 1 1 7
^Extracts Eng. literature 828
chem. tech. 668.5
on special subjects see subject
Extradition intemat. law 341.4
Extraterritoriality 341-7
Extra-uterin pregnancy 618.31
Extravagance col. students3 7 8 . 368
Extreme unction sacram. 265.7
Extremities, lower, anat. 611 . 98
surgery 617.58
upper, anat. 6 11 . 97
surgery 617.57
Exudations physiology 612.381
Eye, see Eyes
Eyebrows anatomy
Eyelashes "
Eyelids
611.8476
611.8475
611.847
and motoroculi physiol. 612.81932
eye diseases 617.77
Eyepiece telescope 522.23
Eyes
anatomy
artificial surgery
asylums for blind
care of hygiene
school hygiene
diagnosis pathology
diseases of surgery
hospitals
architecture
muscles anatomy
innervation of 612.81933
optics 535-7
physiology 61 2 . 84
protection in factories 628.512
psychology 15 2.1
Ezekiel Bible 224.4
Ezra " 222.7
611.84
617.79
362.4
613.49
371-72
616.073
617.7
362.1
725.51
611.7325
Topics in black face type ue sabdMded. Superior flfuret refer to the tables at the end of this indei
736
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
■Fables £ng. literature
828
Failures, trade
332.7
Fabre d'Eglantine, P. F. N.
842 . 64
Fair Oaks, Va. battle
973 . 7327
Fabrics
Fairbaim wheels
621.223
balloon aeronautics
629.161
'Fairfield co. Ct. history
974 69
textil manufacture
677
1 0.
977.158
Facades architecture
729.1
Fairies
398.4
Face
Fairs agricultural
630.6
anatomy
611.92
amusements
791
bones anat
611. 716
commercial
381
lymfatic glands "
61 I . 462
industrial
606
lymfatics **
611. 4212
library support
021.96
sui^ery
617.52
social customs
394.6
Faces of type printing
655.24
Vairy tales Eng. lit.
823
■Facetiae Eng. literature
827
folklore
398.4
Facial
mythology
291
angle craniology
573.7
Faith
artery anatomy
61 1. 13323
confessions of creeds
238
muscles, effect of nervs on
612.81971
pub. worship
264.5
nerv anatomy
611. 8317
cure religion
265.8
nucleus *'
61 I. 8176
therapeutics
615.852
physioL
612.8197
doctrinal theology
234.2
paralysis *
612.81978
logic of assent
163
veins anatomy
611.14517
Falconry amusements
799
Facsimile telegraf elec. eng
. 621.3827
Faldella, G. Ital. fiction
853.85
Facsimiles Class with originals '
FalLscus, Gratius Lat. poet 871 .4
Factories
'Falkland ilands history
997
architecture
735.4
travels
919.7
arrangement engin'g
621.7
Fall of ground mines
622.83
butter
637.231
man doctr. theol.
233.1
care of dom econ.
647.964
squash
635.622
carriage and car arch.
725.45
Fallacies logic
165
cheese
637.331
Fallen, parish care of
258
cooperativ poL econ.
334-6
Fallieres French history
944.08
furniture architecture
725.44
Falling bodies
sanitation in
628.51
deviation astron.
525.37
useful arts
670
laws physics
531.52
Factors and brokers law
347.7
Fallopian tubes anatomy
611.656
Factory
gynecol.
618.12
inspection polit. econ.
331.82
Fallowing agriculture
631.581
laws polit. econ.
338.9
False elements chemistry
546.99
management bus. meth.
658
returns elections
324 • 275
system labor and wages
331
Falsehood ethics
177.3
waste samtary engin'g
628.54
Falsten, Enevold Dan. lit.
839 8254
FaculaR sun
523 • 74
Falster, Kristian " poet
839.8143
Faculty
Falx cerebelli anatomy
61 I. 8195
intuitiv mental science
156
cerebri "
61 I. 8195
libraries
023.73
Fame social ethics
177
schools
371. 1
"Family
student aid
378.364
devotions prac. religion
249
universities and colleges
378.12
ethics
173
Fagging student life
371.82
form of state
321. 1
Fahlbands econom. geol.
553.17
genealogies
929.2
Fahlcrantz, K. E. Swed. sat
. 839 . 7763
histories
929.2
Faience ware pottery
738
hotels architecture
728.2
Tonics in black face type are rabdivided. Supenor figtvM refer to the tables at the end of Ais indei
RELATIV INDEX
737
Family
law 347 • 6
libraries 027 . z
meals dom. econ. 642 . i
medicin 616.02
relations customs 392 . 3
to state 32345
worship 249
Famin fever diseases 616.924
hygiene 613.24
physiology 6 1 2 . 39 1
Fanariots description 914.961
Fanaticism religion 248
Fancy
- mental faculties 1 55 • i
pigeons 636.5961
Fanc5rwork 746
Fanning agriculture 631.3622
mills engineering 621.63
Fans blowing engins 621.63
mining engineering 62 2 . 44
revolving 648 . 7
toilet 391-7
ventilation 697.9
winno wing 63 1 . 362 1
Fantails pigeons 636 . 5962 1
Fantasia music 786.42
Fantom circuits tel. lines 621.38295
Fantoms occultism 133-3
Faraday tubes prac. ch. 542 . 79
Faradization elec. medicin 61 5 . 84
Farces amusements 792
' £ng. drama 822
Farewell sermons 252.9
Farina, S. Ital. fiction 853 . 86
Farina milk products 637.144
Farinaceous foods
domestic economy 641.13
Farm 631
houses agriculture 631.21
architecture 728.67
laying out 631.12
machinery agric 631 . 3
produce economics 338.1
purchase 631. 112
selection 631. 11
sewage san. engin'g 628.37
types 631 . 14
Farmacy
economic botany 531-63
practical materia med. 615.4
Parmer as owner 631 . 1 1 51
renter 631. 113
Farmers
general finance 336.19
institutes 630 .715
occupation hygiene 613.64
wives clubs 640 .714
Farming agriculture 630
profits pol. econ. 338.1
Farmsted 631
Farmyard manures 631 . 86
Faro amusements 795
ethics 175.5
Faroe iland sheep 636 . 372
^ Hands history 949.1
^Faroese language 439-6
* literature 839.6
Farquhar, G: Eng. drama 822.48
Farrer Catalan poetry 849 .9134
Farriery horse shoeing 682 . i
vet. medicin 619. i
^Farther India history 959
Fascia dentata hippocampi 611.8x314
Fasciae anatomy 611.74
diseases of 616.75
Fascination animals 591-57
Fashion customs 390
magazines 646.05
Fashionable educ. of women 376.4
Fashions costume 391
dom. econ. 646 . o i
Fast-day cookery 641.566
sermons 252.6
Fastening tools mech. eng. 621.97
Fastenings arch, constr. 721.88
mech. eng. 622.88
Fasti, Roman 529.3
Fasting asceticism 248
hygiene 613.24
temperance 178.9
Fasts Anglican church 264.031
Fat disease 616.39
in food and tissues phys. 612.3977
lactic secretions " 612 .66433
milk composition 63 7 . 1 2 7 1
production phy siol. 612.3522
Fata Morgana mirage 535-3
Fatalism natural theol. 214
Fathers duties 1 73 • 5
of the church hist. 270.1
lives 922.1
works28i.i
Fatigue
muscular physlol. 6x2.74421
nerv physiologic morfol. 6 1 2 . 82 a 53
Topfcf in black face type are subdiTidad. Saperlor figoras rafar to the tablas at tha end of thla index
738
DECLMAL CLASSIFICATION
Fatigue
Features of surface moon
523.34
nerv-muscle physiol.
612.8166
sun
523-74
of cells
612.01432
Febler Catalan poetry
849.91Z2
school hygiene
371.71
Fecal secretion phys. asool
. 591.14Q
strength of materials
620.1123
Feces physiology
612. 36r
Fats
Fecundation
absorption
botany
581.16CS
by skin physiol.
612.7912
embryology
611. 0139
in intestin "
612.3.3273
physiologic zoology
591. 16S
stomach "
612.32273
physiology
612.613
adulterations
614.313
Fecundity physiology
612.66$
animal chem. technol.
665.2
Federal gov't polit. sci.
321.8
chemistry of food
641 .14
party Am. politics 329 . i
digestion
state pol. sci.
321.021
in intestin physiol.
612.3323
Federalism polit. science
321.8
stomach "
612.3223
Federalists U. S. history
973.4
in milk
612 .66413
Federation, imperial Brit.
354.420 «
nutrition
612.397
pol. sci.
321 .021
organic chemistry
547
Feeble-minded
physiology
613.397
asylums for
362.3
protectiv exter. agents
615.776
architecture
725.53
tryptic digestion
612.3423
childstudy
136.763
vegetable chem. tech.
665.3
education of
371.92
Fattaild sheep
mental derangements
132.2
African
636.386
Feed mills architecture
725.47
Asiatic
636.385
Feeder
Italian
636.35
electric traction
62I.332X y
Southeast Europe
636 373
panels elec. eng.
621. 317:^-*
Fattening animals zoo tech
I. 636 . 08455
Feeding
Fatty substances in blood
612 . 123
boiler steam eng.
621.1949
Fauces anatomy
611.33
of animals animal hyg.
614.95
diseases of
616.31
zootechny
636 . 084
Faucial tonsils anatomy
611.323
school children
371.716
Faults structural geol.
551-87
Feedwater appliances
621.1972
theory of min. eng.
622 .16
boiler
621.1943
Fauna zoology
591 9
'Feejee ilands history
996.1
,
Faure accumulators eng.
621.3553
Feelings emotions
157
Faust legend legends
398.2
Fees
FaveroUes poultry
636 . 545
bilding
692.8
1
Favorits, royal biog.
923.9
gratuities
331. «38
Favors school: rewards
371.53
legislativ employees
328 . 3626
>Fayette co. 111. history
977.3797
membership library
021.97
travels
917.73797
nonresident tuition
379.13
1 Ind. history
977.262
professional
331.27
* la.
977.735
readers lib. econ.
034.2
* 0.
977.181
teachers
371.162
-
* Pa.
974.884
tuition education
371.22
> W.Va. -
975.471
Feet, artificial surgery
617.58
Fear physiol. psychol.
612.82133
care hygiene
613.49
psychology
157
zootechny
636 . 0834
Feasts Anglican church
264.031
costumes
391.4
Rom. cath. "
264.021
' English prosody
426.3
•
social customs
394.1
human anatomy
611.986
Feathers, see Fethers
weights and mesures
389
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
739
Peij6oy Montenegro, B.J.
Fenomena
Spanish misc.
868.41
in labor obstetrics
618.43
Feitantia, Sybrand Dut. lit
.839.3144
nutritiv physiology
612.39
Feith, Rhijnvis Dut. fie.
839-3343
vital biology
577
Felata ethnology
572.9662
Fens physical geol.
551.49
Sudan travel .
916.6a
public helth
614.772
Feldspar econ. geol.
553.69
Ferdinand i German hist
• 943.032
mineralogy
549.61
2 - •
943.042
Fellenberg's system educa.
371.43
3
943.043
Fellowship, church
265.2
6 Span. "
946.056
Fellowships colleges
378.33
7
946.07
Felons criminal law
343
and Isabella
946.03
Felsites lithology
552.27
*Ferghana, Turkestan "
958.7
Felt roofing
695.7
Ferguson, E.. Am. poetry
811. 16
Female
^Fermanagh, Ireland hist.
941 .68
colleges education
376.8
Fermentation
education
376
chemic technology
663.1
customs
396.4 1
effect of barometric press
. 612.276
employments
396.5
lactic physiology
612.66417
functions of generation
612. 6a
yeast, etc.
589 9
labor polit. economy
331.4
Fermented
seminaries
376.9
beverages adulterations
614.341
servants dom. economy
647 as
chem. tech.
663.1
sex duties
173
temperance
178
suffrage
324.3
milk dairy
637.146
Females
Ferments
adult zootechny
636.08232
aids to digestion
615.7342
young "
636.08238
fibrogenous physiology 612.X1512
Feminization of teach, force
371.18
in blood "
612. 128
Femoral
liver "
612.35111
adductors anatomy
611.73824
materia medica
615.35
artery »
611. 13783
milkcurdling phjrsiol.
613.3216
biceps m
611 .73827
physiologic chemistry
612.0151
glands "
611.4682
soil
631.46
nerv
611.8355
Ferneries horticulture
716.5
quadriceps "
6x1.73822
Ferns botany
587.3
veins "
6II.TC473
paleontology 561.73
Femoiotibial ligament anat
. 611. 72831
»Ferrara Italy history
945.4
Femur anat
. 611. 7184
Ferrari, P. Ital. drama
852.75
Fences
Ferrets zoology
599.7
agriculture
631.27
zootechny
636.081 I 13
law
347.2
Ferries state control
351.814
railway equipment
625.18
transportation
656
Fencing amusements
796
Ferrotype photografy
772
school hygiene
371.734
Ferry boats shipbilding
623 . 8234
Fenian invasion of Canada
bridges docks
627.3
Canadian history
971.048
Fertility fecundity
612.663
U. S. history
973.81
soil
631 45
Fenianism Irish history
941-5
Fertilization botany.
581.16
polit. assoc.
363
zoology
591.166
Fenix folklore
398-4
Fertilizer distributors
631.333
FenoUar, B . Catalan poet. 849.9132
experiments
631.88
Topics in bUck face type are suMivid^. Superior figures ref^r to the tallies at tl^e end of this indei
740
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Fertilizers
agriculture 631.8
chemic technology 668.6
commercial air pollution 614.748
manufacture 668 . 6
from sewage 628.49
Fertilizing principles, loss of 63 1 . 814
Ferules, boiler steam eng. 621 . 18453
Fesant poultry 636 . 594
Fessenden, T : G. Am.satire 817.22
Festiv piano music 786 . 46
Festivals amusements 791
Anglican ch. 264.031
cathedral music 783 . 28
labor holidays 33 1 . 8 1 7
of song music 784.5
Petal
appendages embryoL 611.0x38
pathoL of 618 . 34
hepatic veins anatomy 61 1 . 1497
portal vein " 611. 143
Fetherfooted fowls 636 . 572
Fethers birds 598.2
compar. anat . 611.787
zoology 591.49
dom. materials 646 . 1 7
zootechny 636.084
Fetishism 299
Fetticus salad plants 635 . 57
Fetus
abnormalities of 618.53
deth and retention of 618.33
obstacles to expulsion of 618.52
physiologic zoology 591-3
physiology of 612.647
Fetuses
coalescence of deform. 617.35
Feudal institutions 321.3
law 321.3
tenure law 347-2
Feudalism, age of Eur. hist. 940 . 17
political science 321.3
Feuillet, Octave Fr. fict. 843 . 83
Fever
animal heat 612.556
lung diseases 616.241
typhoid public helth 6 1 4 . 5 1 1
Fevers, erupti v diseases 6 1 6 . 9 1 1
gen. works on path. 616 . 92
Fezant poultry 636 . 594
*Fezzan, Africa history 961.3
sheep 636 . 386
Fiber crops gathering 631.5565
Topics in black fact type are subdivided* Superior
Fibers
agriculture 633.5
connectiv histology 611.01833
nerv physiology 612.81
teztil dom. economy 646 . i
Fibrillae physiol. of sight 612 .84^ 7 :
Fibrin physiol. of blood 612.1152
nutrition 612 .398 :■: ^
Fibrinogen physiology 612.115x2
Fibrinogens nutrition 612. 398 x ^
Fibrinoplastic
ferments physiol. 612.115x5
substances nutrition 612.398x3
Fibrinoplastin physiology 612.115K
Fibrous
coats of eye anatomy 621.841
materials agriculture 633.5
manufacture 677
tissue histology 6 1 1 . o 1 82 3
Fibula anatomy 611.718^
Fichte German philos. 193-3
idealism 141
Ficoidales botany 583.47
Ficoideae • 583-475
Fiction
American literature 813
buying library econ. 025.216
EngliG^ literature 823
Great war 940 . 493
reading of 028.4
U. S. hist, civil war 973 . 793
revolution 973-393
war of 1812 973.5293
writing 808.3
Fictitious
characters, dictionary of 803
imprints 014
names pseudonyms 014
titles of books 098
Fidelity ethics 177.3
Fief political science 321.3
Field
artillery mil. eng. 623.412
books engineering 620. 8
cores elec. * 621.316
crops 633
fortifications mil. eng. 623 . z
guns firing 623.551
hoe 631.3151
moimts ordnance 623.431
of vision physiology 6x2.8436
operations geodesy 526.25
geology 550.7
figures refer to the tables at the end of tikis indei
_l
RELATIV INDEX
741
Fidd
sports 796
work, triangulation geod. 526 . 3
Fielding, H : Eng. fiction 823 . 52
'Fife, Scotland history 94 13 3
Fife musical instruments 788.5
Fifth nery anatomy 611.83 15
physiology 612.8195
Fighting, animal 175.6
prize 175-6
vessels shipbilding623 . 825
Figs agriculture 634 . 37
botany 583.962
Figure
human, in art art anat. 743
of earth astronomy 525 . 14
geodesy 526 . i
windows arch, decor. 729.84
Figureheds carving 736
Figures
correlation of geometry 513.57
of hevenly bodies astron. 521.14
prosody Eng. lang. 426.4
Gk - 486.4
Lat. " 476.4
other lang.
rhetoric 808
'Fiji ilands history 996 . i
travel 919.61
Filament lamps elec. light. 621 326
Filangeri, G. I tal. essays 854.66
Filbert 634 . 54
Files
letter lib. administrat . 025.156
literary methods 029.3
mechanical engin'g 621.924
newspaper lib. econ. 022 . 935
offis equipment 651
vertical library econ. 022.916
Filial duty ethics 1736
Filibuster
exped. to Cuba U.S.hist. 973 . 64
Walker's - - 973.66
Mex. " 972.06
Filibustering piracy 910.4
Filibusters criminal law 343
Cuban history 972.91
Filicaja, V. da Ital. poetry 851 . 54
Filicinae botany 587.3
Filing machines mech .eng. 621.924
Filioque controv. theology 231.3
Filipinos ethnology 572.9914
Fillets anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 6 7
Topics in bkck face type are subdivided. Superior
Filling
teeth dentistry 617.67
fibers for agriculture 633 . 59
Fillmore, M. presidency of 973 . 64
Fills railway engin'g 625.12
Filter basins waterworks 628.16
presses sewage 628.343
Filters, feedwater engin'g 621.1972
Filth diseases pathology 616.93
pub. helth 614.51
Filtration
areas sewage 628.368
hygiene 613.35
industrial sanitation 628.545
practical chemistry 542 . 67
sewage 628.35
water supply 628.16
Fimbria anatomy 61Z.81314
Final causes metaphysics 124
clauses Gk syntax 485.4
Finale orchest. music 785 . i
Finance
private political econ. 332
public « « 336
Finances butter business 637.216
cheese ** 637.316
dairy 637.1x6
dom. economy 647 . i
farm " 631.16
* lib. • " 025. IX
local gov't 353.1
zootechny 636 . 08 16
Financial
administration civ. serv. 351.71
lib. gov't 023.36
bills legislation 328 . 376
crises pol. economy 332
institutions " " 332
Financiers biografy 923.3
Finches birds 598.8
Finding latitude 525.41
at sea 527.1
longitude 525 . 46
at sea 527.2
merid. line astron. 522.31
time 529 . 7
at sea 527.3
»Findlay , O. history 977.1191
Fine arts 700
biografy of 927
Fines, capital and labor 331 . i
imposition lib. econ.024.63
remission " •* 024.73
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
742
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Finger
alf abet, def and dumb 371.913
joints anatomy 611.7279
little, muscles of** 611.73776
prints anthropology . 573.6
rings costumes 39i-7
weeder 631.3154
Fingers anat . 611.977
extensors of ** 611.73765
extra deformities 617.36
Finials roof decoration 721.56
Finishing painting 698 . 3
shop mf g plant 621.795
*Finist^re, France history 944 . 1 1
Finite and infinit metaph. 125
differences calculus 517.6
"Finland, Russia history 947 . i
travel 914.71
Finnish language 494
literature 894
Finno-Hungarian language 494
Fiorentino, G. Ital. fiction 853.2a
Fire
alarm stations archit. 725 . 19
alarms signals 654.7
arms ordnance 623.4
small army equip. 3 55 . 8a
manufacture 683
mil. engm'g 623.44
balls meteors 523 . 5a
boats shipbilding 623 . 826
chemistry 541.39
clays econom. geol. 553 -61
commission boats 623 . 826
departments administ. 352.3
engins mechan. eng. 621.68
pro tec. of life 614. 846
escapes " " " 614.847
exits " " " 614.848
extinction automatic 614.844
chemic 614.845
local gov't 352 -3
insurance 368 . i
physics 536.46
worshipers 295
Firebox locomotiv boiler 621.1332
Fireless cookers dora. econ 643.338
cookery " ** 641.588
Firemen fire dep'ts 352.3
Firenzuola, A. Ital. fiction 853 . 34
Fireplaces
artistic 749
domestic economy 644 . 1 5
heating 697.1
kitchen 643.331
Topics ia black face type are subdivided. Superior
Fireproof
Hidings bilding 693 . S
libraries oaa . 24
public helth 6 1 4 . 84 1
depositories architect. 725.24
piers and colums 731.36
Fireproofing bilding 693 . 8
Fires
agricultural hindrances 632. 18
library lib. economy 022.26
local government 352.3
mines mining eng. 622.8a
protection ag'st lib. econ. 022.25
of life 614 . 84
protectiv agriculture 632 .115
state regulations 35 1 . 78a
Fire tube boilers engin'g 6a i . 1 8425
Fireworks
chemic technology 662 . i
destructiv mil. eng. 623.4543
illuminating *" " 623.4544
Firing gunnery 623.55
boiler steam, eng. 621.1941
mechanism ordn. 623.424a
First cause metaphysics laa
cranial nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 1
physiology 6 1 a . 819 1
editions rarities 094
* lessons in Eng. lang. 4a8 . a
Fischart, J ; Ger. satire 83 7 . 4a
Fish
air pollution 614.741
as food dom. economy 641.392
hygiene 613.39
commission 639
boats 623 . 826
culture business 639 . 3
ded air pollution 614.763
diseases of 619.9
farms 631 . 146
fertilizers 631.844
fresh, inspection of 614.317
markets dom. econ. 641.4
preservation chem. tech .664.9
preservd, inspection of 614.319
trade economics 338.3
Fisher, Ft, N. C.
capture U.S. civ. war 973 .7383
expedition - « - 973.7375
naval hist. - « « 973.754-5
Fisheries
business 639 . 2
ownership polit. econ. 333.9
production " " 338.3
treaty, 1888 U.S.hist. 973.85
figures refer to tbe tft1>les «t the end of tUs index
J
RELATIV INDEX
743
Fishermen's occupat. hyg. 613.64
Fishes paleontology 567
zoology 597
Fishing business 639 . 2
sports 799
Fishplates railroad engin 'g[6 25.15
Fishtail burners chem.
Fishways fish culture
Fission physiol. zoology
Fistula surgery
Fistulas, intest. physiol.
Fittings, library
ship
'Fiume history
Five Forks, Va. battle
Fixt
ammunition ordnance
sm. arms
furniture arch, decor.
location lib. economy 025.8
oils and acids mat. med. 615.34
542.44
639.3
591. 165
617.23
612.3311
022.9
623 . 85
943 • 94
973-7384
623.453
623.4553
729.9
631.3131
347a
022.9
644 32
022 .76
tooth harrow
Fixtures law
library
lighting dom. econ.
lib. bldgs
Flaccus, C.V. Lat. poetry 873.3
Flag day schools 371-365
etiquet 929.9
monas. order 271.79
botany 584.41
zoology 593 • 16
relig. ascet. 248
Flagellants
Flagellarieae
Flagellata
Flagellation
Flageolet musical instr.
Flags college
Great war
heraldry
U. S. civ. war
Flails
Flamande cattle
Flamboyant architecture
788.5
378.28
940.463
929.9
973 763
631.3611
636.2451
723 -54
Flamenca Provencal poet. 849 . 123
Flames
536.46
543-5
621 .3256 .
949-3
914.93
636.1548
621.984
621.18427
542.231
633.52
646.12
631.5565
631-3565
677
616.9681
591-69
595-77
632 . 77
623.8
359
636.2451
636.1548
439.3
839.3
759-9
636.3317
physics
prac. chem.
Flaming arcs elec. light
'Flanders history
travel
dray horse
Flanging machinery
Flash boilers engin'g
Flasks prac. chem.
Flat-bed irrigation sewage 628.363
Flatboats boatbilding 623 . 829
Flatheded borers pests 632.76
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Flats architecture 728.2
housekeeping 647.92
Flattery ethics 1 7 7 - 3
Flaubert, G. Fr. fiction 843 . 84
Flavoring plants field crops 633 . 82
garden " 635.7
Flax agriculture
domestic economy
harvesting
harvesters
manufacture
Fleas animal parasites
economic zoology
insects
pests
Fleets naval engin'g
science
cattle
draft horse
language
^ literature
Flemish painting
sheep
Flemming, P. Ger. poetry 831.52
Fletcher, G. a P. Eng. poet. 821.37
J: " dram. 822.35
Fleur de lis heraldry 929.6
Flexible
bridges engineering
shafting
Flexor
accessorius anatomy
carpi ulnaris "
digiti quinti brevis anat.
digitorum longus "
profund. "
sublimis "
hallucis brevis **
longus "
poUicis " "
Flexors of forearm *
thum, short "
Flexure
engineering tests
sigmoid anatomy
transit instrum. astron.
Flies insects
pests agric.
zoology
public helth
artificial fishing
horse econom. zoology 591.69
house domestic econ. 648 . 7
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
624 . 52
621.8235
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
•7389
•73753
•7389
.73858
.73755
.73754
.7389
.73859
.73756
.7375
.73773
620.11244
611.349
522.38
595-77
632.77
591 65
614.43
799
744
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Flight comp. physiol. 612.768
of birds migration 591.5a
* Flint, Wales history 942.93
Flint chips early stone age 571.15
implements late " " 5 71-34
wepons war customs 399
Floaters steam engia'g 621.18473
Floating
batteries naval eng. 623.9
bodies physics 532.3
bridges engineering 624 . 87
det finance 336.32
docks shipbilding 623 . 83
schools 371*392
wheels water motors 621.235
Flock
books zootechny 636.0822
character of ^ 636 . 082 1
composition of * 636.0823
Flogging in navy 359
punishments 343-2
school punishments 371.55
Flood gates hyd. mach. 62 1 . 29
Flooding of mines 622 . 84
Floods agriculture 632.17
meteorology 55i-57
protection against 627.4
Floor coverings dom. econ.645 . i
lib. " 022.96
systems bridgebilding 624.25
Floors and flooring
architecture 721.6
bilding joinery 694 . 6
library stacks 022.435
mosaic arch, decoration 729.73
school bildings 371*633
Flora, geografic 581 . 9
Floral perfume plants 633 .811
Flore and Blancheflor 39^-2
^Florence, Italy history 945 • 5
* CO. Wis. history 977.532
Florentine pigeons 636 . 59628
receivers chemistry 542 . 66
Florian, Ji Pt C.de Fr. fie. 843 . 58
Floriculture 63 5 . 9
landscape gardening 716.2
Florida
ship U. S. civil war 973 . 757
state admission 9735^
discovery 973.16
expedition 973 . 7364
French settlem' t 973.18
> history 975 . 9
purchase 73*54
Topic» in black fmc« type are rabdlrided. Superior
Florida
state secession 973*7^3
For military history of state,
see subdivisions of Special
cam pains and Military history
under 973 . 53, 973 . 7 and
973 . 89
war 1835-42 U. S. hist. 973.571
Florideae botany 589.41
Flotation shipbilding 623.81
Flour manufacture 679
mills architecture 725.47
Flow
in sewers 628.222
of blood physiol. 612.15
liquids physics 532.51
streams meteorology 551.57
Flower garden, landsc. gard. 716
Flowering
currant agriculture 634 . 724
plant growth " 631.5474
plants botany 582
Flowerless plants 586
Flowers
agriculture 635 . 9
botany 580
landscape gardening 716.2
language of 716.2
national 929 . 6
painting 758
seasoning 635 . 7 1
*Floyd CO. Ind. history 977.219
* la. " 977.726
Flues sewer ventilation 628.233
smoke heating 697.8
Fluid vein hydraulics 532.52
Fluids physics 532 *
preservativ biol. 579.2
refrigerating 6 2 1 . 5 64
Flukes parasitic diseases 6 1 6 . 963
Flumes water power 621.29
Fluor mineralogy 549.4
Fluorescence light 535*3
Fluorin inorganic chem. 546.16
mineralogy 549 * 4
Flushing shafts sewers 628.254
Flute musical instrum. 788 . 5
grafting agriculture 63 1 . 54 1 5
Flutina music 786.9
Fluting irons dom. econ. 648.43
Fluxes metallurgy 669 . 8
Fluxions calculus 517
Fly, see Flies
Flycatcher birdj 598.8
flcnres refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
745
591-47
597-5
629 . 144
533-6
629 . 13
535.81
636 . 08554
636.08551
Flying
animal locomotion
fish zoology
grounds aeronautics
machines "
engineering
Focimeter lenses
Fodder, dry zootechny
fresh **
Foetal, foetus, see Fetal, fetus
Fog hygiene 613.14
meteorology 55^-57
signals applied acous. 534-83
commerce 654.9
Fogazzaro, A. Ital. poetry 851.85
FOhn meteorology 55^-51
'Foix, France history 944 • 88
Fokke. A. S. Dutch hum. 839.374
Folding
bridges engin'g 624 . 82
Folds geology 551-87
Folengo, Teofilo Ital. satire 857.31
581.4
398.3
398.8
784.4
839.7114
Foliage botany
Folklore
Folksong folklore
music
Folkvisor Swed. poetry
Follicles, see specific name
*Fond du Lac co. Wis. hist. 977 . 568
Fonetics elem. educ. 372-4
filology 414
Fonoscribing shorthand 653.2
Font sacred furniture 247.1
Fontana's spaces anatomy 611.84x5
Fontanelles " 611 . 7141
Fontanes, Louis Fr. poet 841 .6a
Fontenelle, B. le B. de 844 . 5 1
* Foochow history 9 5 ^ • 2
travels 915-12
Food
acquisition physiol. zool. 5 9 1 . 1 3 1
adulterations pub. helth 614.32
animal chem. tech. 664.9
econ. zoology 591 • 63
cand adulterations
614.318
chemic analysis
543.1
technology
664
chemistry of dom. econ.
641. z
children's - "
649 -3
constituents, inorganic
641.15
organic
641 .11
cost zootechny
636.08171
cures therapeutics
615.854
Food
digestion and nutrition
zoology
domestic economy
hygiene
influence on respiration
inspection adulterations
of animals zoology
zootechny
dairy cows dairying
laboring classes
plants
physiology
preservation
animal chem. tech.
vegetable " "
preservd adulterations
stuffs dom. econ.
pol. *
values dom. "
vegetable econ. botany
zoology
Foods zootechny
adidterations '
prepared "
Fools customs
lives
mental derangem'ts
Foot
arteries anatomy
ball amusements
bridges engin'g
• English prosody
human anatomy
lymphatics "
mesures
muscles anatomy
prints, fossil paleontoL
stools dom. econ.
warmers " "
wear clothing
Foote, S : Eng. drama
Footmen dom. servis
Forage crops foods
grasses
legumes
Foramen interventriculare
of Monro
Foramina of metepicele
Foraminifera zoology
Force
and energy statics
its mesure mechan.
centrifugal and centripet.
composition of mechan.
6x2.3
591.13
641
613.2
612.334
614.31
591.53
636.085
637.122
331-83
581 . 13
612.392
664.9
664.8
614.3x8
641 3
338.1
64X.X
581.63
591-53
636.086
636 . 0859
636 . 0857
394.3
920.8
132.2
6XX.X3793
797
624.12
426.3
611.986
611. 42186
389
6XX.7387
566
645-41
644.19
646.46
822.62
647.3
636.0862
633 3
633 3
611. 8148
611. 8148
611. 8185
593-"
S3i.a
531-21
531.35
531-32
Topics in black face type are rabdirlded. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this index
746
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Force
electric, storage of eng. 621.35
tranemlssion *" 621.319
physics 537.84
intermolecular physics 539.6
lines of magnetism 538.1
metaphysics 118
of water river eng*ng 627 . i
parallel mechanics 531.24
pump pneumatics 533-84
transmission of millwork 621.8
physics 531.8
Forced alimentation hyg. 613.23
draft steam eng. 621.18385
feeding zootechny 636.08456
Forceps obstetrics 618.81
surg. instrum. 617.91
weeding 631.3154
Forcing
plant culture 63 1 . 544
houses plant protection 631.3445
Ford, J: Eng. drama 822.38
* Ford CO. 111. history 977.362
Forearm anat. 611.974
arteries " 611.1343
lymfatics " 611.4217
muscles " 611.73734
Forebrain " 6 1 1 . 8 1 3
Foreclosure law 347-^
Foreign, see Foren
Foreknowledge of God
doct. theol. 231.4
Foren
banks polit. econ. 332.15
bodies diseases 616.981
surgery 617.146
* elements Eng. language 422.4
enlistment ml. sci. 355-22
help dom. econ. 647.24
labor polit. econ. 33i-6
law 349
missions 266
relations intemat. law 341
polit. science 327
states administration 354
trade commerce 382
wars of U. S. mil. order 369 .115
Forensic chemistry law 340.6
medicin ** 340 . 6
Foreordination salvation 234.9
Foresight guns 623.4252
Forest cattle 636 . 22 1
1 CO. Pa. history 974.868
1 Wis. - 977 531
trees botany 582
Topics in black face type are sabdiHded. Superior
Forestry agriculture 634.9
landsc. gard. 715
Forests meteorology 551.5S
ownership 333-7
reclamation 63 1 . 6 r
state control 3 5 1 . 8a ,3
»Forfar, Scotland history 941 .31:
Forge bellows 533-8/'
shop eng. works 621.7^
Forgemen's occupation hyg. 613 . 64-
Forgeries, see Frauds
Forgery academic degrees 378.2^
law 343
polit. economy 332.9
Forging blacksmi thing 682
machinery, hyd. 621.26^
Forgivness of sin theology 234
Forking tillage 63 1 . 5 1 1:
Forks, digging 63 1 . 3 1 r 4-
hay 631.3535
tuning acoustics 534 . 3
weeding 631.3154-
Form
books law 347-93
influence on respiration 612.2291
musical 781.5
of embryo embryology 6 1 1 . o 1 3 7
legislature pol. sci. 328 . 39
state « " 331
ontology III
Formaldehyde chemistry 547.5
disinfect. 614.484
Format printing 655 . 53
Formatio reticularis anat. 611.8226
Formation
of character 374
crystals crystallog. 548 . 5
stock zoptechny 636.082
^Formosa history 951-2
Forms
elementary arch, design 729 . 3
library printing 025.121
of suffrage 334.2
strength of materials 620.1128
Formulae
exponential trigonom. 514.3
L. M. Z. geodesy 526 . 46
recipes, see special subj.
theoretic chemistry 541.9
Formularies materia med. 615 . 13
Fornication crim. law 343
Fornix anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 9
'Fort Dearborn massacre 977 .31
1 Dodge, la. history 9 7 7. 75 n
» Wa3me, Ind. " 977-274
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV^INDEX
747
Forteguerri, N. Ital. satire 857 . 58
623. z
623.416
623.553
633 433
623 . Z9
623 . Z3
133
851.66
553 29
560
Fortifications mil, eng.
Fortress
artillery ■ "
guns gunnery
mounts ordnance
Forts, special mil. eng.
systems of " "
Fortune-telling
Foscolo, U. Ital. poetry
Fossil resins econ. geol.
Fossils
geografic distribution 560.9
man 569 . 9
antiqui. of man 573.3
Fotoplays
amusements
censorship ethics
fotografy
scenario writing
Fototelegrafy
signals
telegrafy
Poucault's pendulum
Foulahs ethnology
Sudan, trav.
Foundation
bed bridge engineering
roadmaking
Foundations
architec. construction
boiler steam engin'g
bridge engin'g
electric lines
Founders and patriots of
America, order of 369 . 135
Fotmding of libraries 02Z . 6
type printing 655.21
Foundling asylums arch. 725.58
sociology 362 . 7
Foundries architecture 735.43
engin'g works 621.74
metal manufac. 671
^Fountain co. Ind. history 977.247
Fotmtains landsc. gard. 714
Fouqu^, La Motte Ger.fic.833. 65
Four-wire electric systems 62 1 . 3 19 1324
Fourierism communism 335.3
Fourth dimension geom.
nerv anatomy
physiol.
of July schools
U. S. hist. 973.361
Fowling sport 799
Fowls domestic animals 636 . 5
792
1752
778
808.2
654 9
621.3827
525.36
572.9662
916.62
624.151
625 . 73
721. z
621.18457
624.15
621.319233
513.8
611. 8314
612.8194
371.365
Fox, C : J. Eng. oratory
Foxes zoology
Foxhunting amusements
Fractional currency, money
Fractions algebra
arithmetic
Fractures surgery
Frames artistic furniture
Framing carpentry
shipbilding
France
administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
colleges
constitutional law
education
finance
geology
heraldry
> history
language
laws
literature
local government
maps
peerages
religious history
schools, public
statistics
tities of honor
travel
treaties
troubles with U.S.
. Fr. hist.
"* U.S. -
zoology
other topics see table i
^Franche Comt^, Fr. hist.
Franchise, elec. poL sci.
Francis i Fr. history
«i
If
Francis i Ger. history
Franciscan monks
sisterhood
Franco-German war
French hist.
German "
Franconia
house of German hist.
* Lower
« trav.
825.63
599.7
799
332.41
512.4
5". 4
617.15
749
694.2
623 . 84
354 44
913.44
720.944
58x944
378.44
342.44
370.944
336.44
554.4
929.6
944
440
349 44
840
352.044
912.44
929.741
274.4
379.44
314 4
929 74
9x4 4
341.244
944.046
973.45
591.944
944-45
324
944.028
944.029
943.055
943.06
271 3
271.973
944.08
943.082
943 023
943-33
914.333
Toplea in black face tfpe are mibdivided. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this indei
748
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Prfinconia
* Middle German hist.
943-32
« trav.
914.33a
* Upper - hist.
943-31
* trav.
914.331
Franconian sheep
636.3333
swine
636.431
Frankeniacese botany
583-151
Frankcnschaf
636.3333
^Frankfort history
943-58
travels
914.358
Franking privilege
legislativ prerogativs
328 . 237
library aid
021.862
post offis
383
Frankish emperors It. hist
.945.02
Franklin, Tenn. battle
U.S.civ.war 973 . 7379
* CO. 111. history
977-394
travels
917.7394
* Ind. history
977.215
* la.
977.728
» Me.
974.17
* Mass. ■
974-42
* Mo.
977.863
* N. Y. -
974.755
* 0.
977.156
*Franklin , co . Pa. history
974.844
» Vt.
974.31
» ter. Can. «
971.29
Franks
943.01
Franz^n.F.M. Swed.poetry 839 . 7 1 58
Fraud electoral suffrage 324.27
law 347 . 5
Frauds
art history 709
fertilizers 631.818
literary history 809
Fraudulent
conveyances law 347-7
counting elections 324 . 275
elections U.S. 324.73
voting suffrage 324 . 272
Fraunhofer's lines spectro. 53 5 . 84
Freckles dermatology 616.55
Frederick new Ger. empire 943 .084
I Ger. history 943.024
a - - 943.025
3 " " 943.028
^Frederick city, Md. hist. 975.288
* CO. Md. " 975.287
Fredericksburg, Va.
U. S. civ. war
Free
agency doctrinal theol.
baptists sects
church of Scotland sects
cities Ger. government
Ital.' history
coinage of silver
hand drawing
importation lib. aid
institutions
love ethics
news and reading rooms
postage library aid
public libraries
religion
school system education
soil party polit. party
U. S. history
speech * polit. science
thinkers biografy
thought eccles. polity
rationalism
trade and protection
use of libraries
will metaphysics
psychology
theology
Freebooters crim. law
Freedmen
education of
in U. S. army U. S. hist
slavery
Freedmen*s bureau
Freedom
and emancipation
slavery
U.S. hist,
metaphysics
of labor strikes
theory
man doct. theol.
press censorship
journalism
public order
speech
teaching education
pol. sci.
personal pel. scL
political liberty
religious eccles. polity
salvation
Freehold land societies
law .
Freeman's farm Am. rev.
234.9
286.2
285.6
354.430^
945.04
332.41
741
021.861
I73-I
027.9
021.86a
027.4
211
379 I
329-6
973-61
323-443
922.9
262.8
211
337
024.28
123
159
234.9
343
371.974
973-7415
326.8
361
326.8
973-714
123
331-891
331 -on
233.7
323.445
070.13
351.751
323.443
378 • 121
323.444
323-44
323 4
262.8
234.9
334.1
347.2
973.3333
973-7339
Topics in blade face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the and of this iadei
RELATIV INDEX
749
Freemasonry 366 . i
^Freeport, 111. history 977-333
Freewill baptists 286.2
Freezing
agricultural hindrances 632 . x x
artificial ice machines 621.58
food preservation 641.4
mixtures refrigeration 621.564
physics 536 -43
process foundations 624.157
waterworks 628.15
Freighx
boats shipbilding 623 . 824
cars railway engin'g 625 . 24
elevators lib. bldgs 022.9572
mecli. eng. 621.87772
ferryboats shipbilding 623 . 8234
houses. R. R. architec. 725.32
interstate commerce 385
locomotivs steam eng. 621.13262
transportation 656
Freiligrath, F. Ger. poetry 831.78
Fremont in California
U.S.warwith Mex.973 . 6232
'Fremont CO. la. history 977.777
French
allies U. S. hist. 973.324
and Indian war Can. hist. 97 1 . 01 8
u. s « 973.26
Canadian cattle 636.2832
catde 636.24
cheese, hard 637 . 3544
soft 637.3534
church. Gallican 282 . 44
coach horse 636. 144
* Cochin China history 959.7
travels 9 15. 97
* Congo history 967.2
cuckoo 636 . 547
discovery of America 973.18
draft horse 636 . X54
ducks 636 . 5974
encyclopedists apologet. 239.6
goats 636 . 394
goose 636.5984
' Guiana history 988
travels 918.8
horn wind instrum. 788.41
^ Kongo history 967.2
* language 440
* literature 840
merinos 636 . 3674
old language 44 7 • o i
opera dramat. music 782.4
Topka in bUtck face typo are sabdirided. Superior
French
painting 7S9-4
Perigord swine 636 . 445
philosofers biografy 921.4
philosofy 194
polish chem. tech. 667 . 7
poultry 636.54
protestants, persecut. of 272.4
regime Can. hist 971 . ox
republic, ist history 944.042
2d " 944-07
3d - 944.08
revolution " 944.04
Romanesque architec. 723.44
roofs arch, construe. 721.5
sculpture 735
sheep 636.34
spinach 635.43
spoliations U. S. hist. 973.45
swine 636.44
turnip 635.127
wars, early 973-25
Freneau. Philip Am. poet. 81 1 . 24
Frequency
converters elec. eng. 621.31355
asynch. " " 621.31367
synchr. * " 621.31353
meters elec. " 621.3747
of hart beats phy siol. 612.1722
sessions legislativ bodies 328 . 353
respiratory physiology 6x2.216
Fresco painting
bilding 698 . 2
interior decoration 747
library bildings 022.344
painting 750
sacred ornaments 247 . 5
school bildings 371.636
Frese, Jacob Swed. poetry 839 .7137
Fresh-air mission 361
Freshets meteorology 551.57
Fresnel lens lighthouses 627.9
^Fresno city, Cal. hist. 979 . 483
" CO. * " 979.482
Fretwork 747
Freytag, G. Ger. fiction 833.82
Frezzi, F. Ital. poetry 851.21
Friars monastic orders 271
Friction
clutches mech. eng. 62 1 . 82 5
gearing " " 621.858
mechanical engineering 62 1 . 89
of gears mech. eng. 621.832
physics 531-4
Frictional electricity 537 . 2
flsorea refer to the ttblea at the end of tlUs indes
750
DECIMAL CLASSlFICATIOxN
Friedreich's disease
^Friendly ilands history
societies
Friends, society of sects
Friendship ethics
Friesian cattle, Dutch
East
Holstein
sheep
^Friesland history
travels
Friezes, carvd arch, decor.
painted "
Frightfulness Great war
Frigid zone agriculture
clothing
cookery
Frilbacks pigeons
^Frisian language
• literature
Frizzles poultry
Frobel'8 system educat.
Frobisher, M. disco v. of Am
Frogs culture
zoology
Frolic, ship U.S. war 1812
Fronde French hist.
Frontal bone anat.
lobes of brain **
*Frontenac co. Ont. hist.
Frontiers polit. science
Fronto, M. C. Lat. letters
Frost action geology
bites skin disord.
blight agriculture
meteorology
Froude*s tests shipbilding
Fructification botany
Fructose nutrition
Frugoni. C. I. Ital. poetry
Fruit culture
drinks adulterations
dom. econ.
hygiene
farms
gatherers
gathering
markets dom. econ.
trade economics
walls agriculture
Fruitage plant culture
Fruits
and seeds agriculture
organografy
616.83
996. 1
334.7
289.6
177.6
636.2351
636.2343
636 . 2342
636.3314
949 a
914.92
729.56
729.46
940.405
631.0911
646.091
641.591
636.59624
439.3
839.2
636.5884
372.2
973 17
639.3
597.8
9735251
944.033
611. 7155
611 .81311
971.371
320.128
876.3
551.91
616.58
632 . I I
551-52
623 . 83
581.16
612.39613
851.57
634
614.346
641.87
613.36
631 • 143
631.3581
631.5561
641.4
338.1
631.3454
631.5475
634
634
581.76
Fruits
as food dom. econ.
hygiene
physiology
fresh, inspection of
preservation chem. tech
preservd, inspection of
zootechny
Frying cookery
Fryxell, A. Swed. misc.
Fuel
artificial chem. tech.
chemic technology
conveyors steam eng.
domestic economy
metallurgy
ships shipbQding
steam engineering
Fuels
intern, combust, engins
special, cookery with
steam locomotivs
Fugitiv
slave law U. S. hist.
" slavery
slaves, causes " civ. war
Fugitivs from justis extrad.
Fugue music
Fulahs ethnology
Sudan, trav.
Full development, period of
Fuller, Margaret Am. lit.
Fulminating powders
*Fulton CO. 111. history
travels
* Ind. history
1
1
N.Y.
O.
» Pa.
Fumes
agricultural hindrances
prevention in factories
Fumigating apparatus
contag. diseases
Fumigation agriculture
Functional
diseases of brain and cord
women
equations
Functions
Bessel's, etc. calculus
calculus of
nervous physiology
641.13
613.27
612.39272
614.316
.664.8
614.318
636.0874
641.77
839.7863
662.8
662.6
621.18378
644.2
669.8
623.826
621.182
621.434
641 . 58
621.1331
973.64
326.973
973.7"5
341.4
786.82
572.9662
916.62
6x2.66
814.31
662.4
977.348
917.7348
977.287
974.747
977.1115
974.872
632 . 19
628.511
614.481
632.94
616.84
618.17
517
517.35
517.5
612.8
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Soperior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
751
Functions
^
Furrow sowers
631.3315
of generation female
6x2.62
Furs clothing
646.16
male
612.61
Fuses, see Fuzes
motor apparatus
6x2.7
Fusion-point physics
536.42
skin physiol.
6x2.79
thermochem.
■ 541.36
symmetric algebra
512.84
Future
trigonometric
514.1
events probabilities
519-4
Fund, wage polit. econ.
331-212
judgment doctr. theol.
236.9
Funding system finance
336.31
life natural "
218
Funds
of libraries
021.03
invested lib. finance
025. Ill
punishment doctr. theol
237.6
lib. subj . apportionment 025.211
Future
public
336
state doctrinal theol.
237
student loans
378.362
Fuzes
Funeral
electric stations
621.3178
directors
393-9
explosivs
662.4
rites customs
393
local electric lighting
621 .3284
religions ordin.
265.8
military engineering
623.4541
sermons
252.9
Fylfot ecclesiology
346.5
Fungi
heraldry
929.6
botany
589.2
pests agriculture
632.4
vegetables **
635.8
Funicular engins, hydraulic 621 . 262
railways 625 . 32
Funis, prolapsus obstetrics 618.58
Funnels chem. appar. 542.231
decant 'g " " 542.66
Fur dom. economy 646.16
trade pol. econ. 338- 1
Furetifcre, A. Fr. satire 847.45
Furlo, military 355.11
Fumacenmn dom. econ. 647.25
Furnaces
coal prac. chem. 542 . 42
electric *• " 542-47
gas - - 542.44
house warming 697 . 3
metallurgy 669 . 8
mining ventilation 622.43
steam engineering 621 . X83
ventilation of sewers 628.236
Furnishings, see qualifying word
Furniture
artistic 749
domestic economy 645
ecclesiastic 247
factories arch i tecture 725.44
fizt arch, decoration 729 . 9
library economy 022.9
manufacture 684
offis equipment 651
school 3 7 1 . 63 1
ship equipment 623 . 86
Topka in bkck face type are subdWided. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this indei
1
752
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
G. A. R. associations 369- 'S^
Gabbro plutonic rocks 552-34
Gabelsberger shorthand 653.33
Gabionades mil. eng. 623.24
Gables arch, construe. 721.28
design 729-37
roofs 721.58
^adhelic language 49i • ^^
Gadolinium chemistry 546 . 694
Gadsden purchase U.S. hist. 973 . 66
Gaelic language 49Z • ^3
Gaetulia J £^ ancient history 939 • 77
Gage
cocks locomotiv boilers 621.1339
glasses steam eng. 621.18472
Gages, comprest air 62 1 . 532
steam power plant 621.1977
Gaging arithmetic 511-8
mesures 389
Galactin milk composition 637.1272
Galactometer dairy 637.1276
Galactophorus ducts anat. 611.693
Galactose nutrition 612.39613
Galatia ancient history 939.32
Galatians Bible 227.4
Galegae legume crops 633.375
Galena econ. geology 553 • 44
metallurgy 669 . 4
Gales meteorology 5 5 1 - 5 1
iGalicia, Austria history 943 -.74
1 Spain " 946 .'i
Galilei, G. Ital. essays 854 . 52
GaU
bladder anatomy 611.366
diseases of 616.36
physiology 612.35771
ducts, see Bile ducts
flies agric. pests 632.79
formation secretions 591.145
Gallantry ethics 1 7 7 • i
»Gallatin co. 111. history 977 . 39?
Galleries
and libraries 02 1 . 48
art 708
architecture 7277
library bildings 022.656
library shelving 022.423
shooting architecture 725.89
Gallery
study tables lib. bldgs 022 . 52
Galley outfit shipbilding 623 . 86
Galleys criminal law 343 . 2
shipbilding 623 . 82 1 2
Topics in black face type are subdmded. Superior
Gallia
Cisalpina ancient hist 937.2
» CO. O. history 977.189
Gallican church 282 .44
Gallium chemistry 546.68
Galloway cattle 636.2232
pony 636 . 1622
Gallows criminal law 343.3
Galls pests 632.2
Gait, John English fiction 823.77
Galvanic batterieis
engineering 621 . 354
manipulation 542 . 8
physics 537.86
Galvanism 537 . 5
Galvanized iron manuf. 671
Galvanometers
electric engineering 6 2 1 . 3 744
electrophysiology 612. 01 4421 86
physics 537 • 86
Galvanoplasty
electrometallurgy 537-85
manufactures 671
Galvanotropism
electrophysiology 612.014427
iGalway, Ireland history 941.74
Gambling
administration 351.762
ethics 174.6
of amusements 175.9
law 343
Game sport 799
bantams 636.58712
fowls 636.5881
laws hunting 799
preservs business 639 . i
Games
amusements 790
championship sch . hyg. 371.75
children's dom. econ. 649.55
customs 394*3
ethics 175
Greek 913.38
hygiene 613 . 7
kindergarten 372.215
of chance amusements 795
ethics 175.5
skill amusements 794
ethics 175.4
Olympic Greek antiq. 913.38
Roman 9^3.37
room for lib. bldgs 022.663
school 371.74
table and parlor 793
flfures refer to the tables at the end of thii index
RELATIV INDEX
753
Gaming, public state reg.
351-762
GamopetalaB botany
583 5
Gang plow
631.3122
Ganglia
anatomy
61X.89
cerebral physiology
612.826
comparatiT "
612.829
of hart
612.1783
sensory nervs
612 .8113
sympathetic system
612.89
Gangliated cord anatomy
6x1.839
Ganglions, see Ganglia
Gangrene lung diseases
616.245
surgery
617.25
Ganoidei fishes
597-4
Gaols, <ee Prisons
Garages lib. bildings
022.687
private arch
. 728.94
public "
725.38
f Garbage sanitation
(328.44 .
Garcia Catalan poetry 849.9137
j *Gard, France history
944.83
Garden bean
635-652
cress
635 - 563
crops
635
zootechny
636.0875
currants
634.722
hoe
631.3151
parties dom. econ.
642.43
rakes
631.3156
spade, longhandled
631.3"!
strawberry
634.751
tools, hand
631.315
Gardeners dom. econ.
647.3
Gardening elem. educ.
372 . 36
flower agriculture
635 -9
art -
716.2
kitchen
635
landscape
710
market
635
window
716.4
Gardens
botanic
580.7
architecture
7275
public
711
school
372.36
zoologic
590-7
architecture
7275
Gardianship law
347-6
Gards, axle railrd engin'g
625.21
Garfield, J. A. presidency of
973-84
Gargoyles arch, decor.
729.53
Garibaldi Italian history
945.08
Garlic
635.262
Garments
for special purposes 646 . 47
outdoor dom. econ. 646.45
outer house " *• 646.43
under ** " 646.42
Garnier, Robert Fr. dram. 842 . 3 7
Garnishee law
347.7
Garnishes
635.78 ^
Garnitures
dress dom. econ.
646.48
table
642.8
^Garrett co. Md. history
975.297
Garrick, D : Eng. drama
822.61
Garter, order of heraldrj
- 929.714
Garters hygiene
613.484
Garth, S : English satire
827.48
Gartner's duct anatomy
611.6676
Gas
accumulators elec. eng.
621.357
aeronautics
629 . 161
as kitchen fuel
643-334
checks ordnance
623.4243
coal heating
697.6
compression prac. chem
.542.78
cooking by
641.584
dissolving prac. chem.
542.74
domestic fuel
644.24
dri\'en electric plants
62 1. 3 12 1,
engins agriculture
631.3716
engineering
621.4
physics
536.82
exchange respiration
612.22
in blood "
612.23
fitting plumbing
696.2
fuel chem. tech.
662.6
generation prac. chem.
542.72
heating bilding
697.6
prac. chem.
542.44
illuminating air pollut.
614.723
inspect, of
614.835
light dom. econ.
644.313
lib.
022.752
liquefaction prac. chem.
542.79
msnipulation " "
542.7
manufacture
665.7
mesuring prac. chem.
542.76
meters " "
542.76
natural econ. geology
553.28
heating
697.6
production prac. chem.
542.72
rarefaction prac. chem.
542.77
sewer air pollution
614.765
sanitary eng.
628.23
Topics in black face type are aabdirided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end ef this faidei
754
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Gas
solidificatioii prac. chem. 542 . 79
storage " " 542-75
stoves, kitchen equipm't 643 .334
suffocation by prot.of life 614 . 82
turbins engin'g 621.433
washing prac. chem. 542 . 74
water heating 697.6
wells economic geology 553 . 28
works air pollution 614.723
Gascoigne, G : Eng. satire 827.31
Gascon sheep 636 . 3464
swine 636.445
^Gasconade co. Mo. history 977.861
^Gascony, France history 944.77
Gaseous
fuels steam engin*g 621.18224
state chemistry 541 . 33
Gases
absorption by skin 612.7915
agncultural hindrances 632 . 19
blood physiology 612.127
chemic technology 665
effect on books 025.8
illuminating air pollution 614.723
in mines 622 .41
inhalation hyg. of employ.613 . 62
intestinal physiology 612.3317
muscle physiology 612.74417
noxious air pollution 6x4 . 72
of urin physiology 612.46164
pneumatics 533
qualitativ analysis 544-4
quantitativ analysis 545-7
respiratory exchange 6x 2 . 22
soil physics 631 .433
volume of chemistry 541.2
volumetric analysis 545-7
Gasoline engins 621.43
plow 631.3123
vehicles 629.2
tractors agric. 631.3722
Gasometers prac. chem. 542.75
Gasp^, burning Am. revol. 973 . 3 1 12
* CO. Que. history 971 .479
Gassenay goat 636 . 3939
Gasserian ganglion 6 1 1 . 89 1 5
Gasteromycetes botany 589.221
Gasteropoda zoology 594 . 3
Gastric
artery anat. 611. 1 3643
branches of vagus " 611.831919
fistulas physiology 6 1 2 . 3 2 1 1
Topic* in bUck face type are tabdiTided. Superior
Gastric
glands anatomy 611.33
juice stomach 6x2.32
with pancreatic 612.34251
nervs anatomy 611. 8393
secretions physiol. zool. 591 . 143
vein anatomy 6 11. 1493
Gastritis . diseases 616.33
Gastro-
colic omentum anat. 611.382
duodenal artery •* 611.13641
epiploic " left • 6 11. 13 642
right " 611.13641
nervs *• 611.8393
hepatic omentum " 611.382
splenic " * 611.382
Gastrocnemius muscle * 611. 73853
Gastronomy cookery 641.01
Gastropoda zoology 594-3
Gastrotomy surgery 617.55
Gastrula embryology 611. 01 3 32
'Gates CO. Wis. history 977-519
Gates
architectural construe. 72 x . 8
railway equipment 625 . 1 8
Gatherers, hay 63 1 . 3532
stone 63 I. 31 I 7
Gatling guns mil. eng. 623.42242
Gauge, see Gage
Gauging, see Gaging
'Gaul history 944
'Gauley valley, W. Va. hist. 975 . 468
Gaur domestic animals 636 . 2972
Gauss's theory magnetism 538 . i .
Gautama Buddhism 294
Gautier, Th6ophile Fr. fict. 843 . 77
Gauze, wire prac. chem. 542 . 46
Gay, John Eng. drama 822.56
Gayal domestic animals 636.2972
Gayangos, Pascual de
Spanish miscellany 868 . 5 1
Gazetteers 910.3
special country , see country9i4-9i9
Gearing mUlengin'g 621.85
Gears, tootht " " 621 . 83
valv " " 62X.84
steam engins 62 x . X342
Geary exclusion act U.S.hist973 .86
^Geauga CO. O. -history 977.1336
Geese hunting 799
poultry 636.598
zoology 598.4
Gehenna doctrinal theol. 237.5
Geibel, E. German poetry 83 1 . 83
flgnres refer to the tables at tiie and of CUs indei
RELATIV INDEX
755
Geiger, E. G. Swed. misc.
Geissler's tubes electricity
Gelatin manufacture
processes photo.
Gelatinosa anatomy
Gelatinosae botany
Gelatinous liquids chem.
Gelding zootechny
Gellert, C. F. Ger. poetry
Gelli, G. Italian essays
Gem engraving
Gemara Judaism
Gemelli muscles anat.
Gemignano, P. da San
Gemini muscles anat.
Gemmation zoology
Gems economic geology
engraved
mineralogy
Gender Eng. language
Fr.
Lat.
• other languages
Geneagenesis zoology
Genealogy
General
average law
council eccles. polity
religious history
secretary Y. M. C. A.
ticket suffrage
Generalization logic
Generals, lives of
Generation
' botany
of electricity
physiology
spontaneous biology
physiology
steam
zoology
zootechny
Genet domestic animals
Generativ
functions, female
male
organs anatomy
comp. anat.
descrip. anat.
male func. dis.
Generator panels el. eng.
839-7861
537 53
668.3
773
611 .8234
589.18
541.325
636.08234
831.61
854.37
736
296
611. 73818
857."
611. 73818
591-165
553-8
736
549
422.5
442.5
472.5
591-162
929
347.7
262.5
270.2
267.341
324.222
161
923.5
581 . 16
621.31
612.6
576.1
612 .601
621.18
591 . 16
636.08245
636.183
6x2.62
6x2. 6z
6x1.6
591.46
591.76
616.69
621 .31722
Generators
altem. current " "
charging telefony
direct current elec. eng.
double "
induction " "
ringing telefony
voltaic engineering
^Genesee co.Mich. history
' N. Y. -
Genesis Bible
Geneva
award U. S. history
confession creeds
* history
travels
tribunal intemat. law
Geniculate
bodies anatomy
ganglion "
Geniculum "
Genii folklore
Geniohyoid muscles
Genital
plexus anatomy
tract, rupture of obstet.
see also Generativ
Genitiv case Gk syntax
Lat. -
' other languages
Geni to-
crural nerv anat.
femoral " "
urinary system anat.
pathol.
surgery
therap.
Genius
hereditary
»Genoa, Italy history
travels
Genre painting
Gentianales botany
Gentianeae "
Gentlemen curtesy
Gentleness ethics
'Gentry co. Mo. history
Geocentric place
Geochemistry geology
Geodesy
Geognosy
621.31343
621.38763
621.3x323
621.31356
621.31363
621.38764
621.35
977-437
974.792
222 . II
973.82
238.4
949-4
914.94
341.6
611. 8146
611. 8917
611 .8146
398.4
611.7348
61 X. 8359
6x8.55
485.5
475-5
611.83543
611.83543
61x6
6x6.6
617.46
615.76
151-1
136.3
945-1
914-51
754
583.7
583-75
177. 1
179.9
977-8x45
52X.2
551.94
526
551
Topics in blcck face type are sablivided. Superior flgares refer to the tables at the end of this index
756
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Greografic
basis of pol. sci. 320 . 124
coordinates 525 . 4
discovery history of 910.9
distribution agriculture 631.09
animals 591 . 9
fossils 560 . 9
of contag. diseases 614.43
plants
names
variation animals
plants
Geografy
ancient
Biblical
commercial
descriptiv
elementary
historic
maps
military
physical
political
see also Boundaries
Geoidal figure of earth
Geologic reports
surveys
time
Geologists biografy
Geology
agricultural
and religion apologet.
applied mining eng.
djmamic
natural theology
speculativ
Geomancy divination
Geometric
drawing math, drawing 744
forms decoration .painted 729.44
relief 729.54
windows arch, decora. 729.81
Geometricians biografy 925.1
Geometry 5x3
analytic 5x6
descriptiv 515
Geomorfology geol. 55X . 3
Geomorfy 525.14
George i
581.9
929.4
591.152
581.152
9x2.3
320.91
380
910
education 372.89
9XX
9x2
355 . 47
551-4
910
526.17
550
554-559
550.1
9255
550
631.4
339.8
622.11
551
215
550.1
133-3
2
3
4
5
<i
It
English history 942 . 07 1
942 .072
942.073
942.074
942.083
973-5235
George
» lake, N. Y. history
974.751
travels
917.4751
George's, King,war,U.S.hist
.973.26
Georgia
' Asia, history
947.9
travel
914.79
* Europe history
947.9
* U. S. local historv
975.8
secession U. S. hist.
973.713
settlement " "
973.26
For military history see sub-
divisions of special campains
and Military history under
973.,^. 973.53. 973.7 and
973.89
Georgian bay, Ont. travel
style architecture
Geotropism mesology
Geraniaceae botany
Geraniales "
Geranium perfume plants
Gerhardt, P. Ger. poetry
Germ
cells botany
zoology
layers embryology
theory biology
of disease bacteria
pathology
German
baptist brethren
catholic church
cattle
cheese, hard
soft
coach horse
corps student life
dancing
discovery of America
emperors Ital. history
empire^ new
goose
* language
low
middle high
old
^ literature
low
merinos
mythology
opera music
Wagnerian
painting
philosofers' lives
917.131
724.59
612 .014477
583.223
583.21
633.812
831-54
581.172
591.172
6x1.0x33
576
589.95
616.01'
286.5
282.43
636.23
637 -3543
637.3533
636.143
371-83
793
973-"
945.03
943.08
636.5983
430
.439-1
437.02
43701
830
839.1
636.3673
293
782.3
782 .2
759.3
921.3
[
George Ft, U.S.war 1812
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Saperior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
757
Gorman
philosofy 193
poultry 636.53
reformation polit hist. 943.03
relig. - 274.3
reformd church 284 . i
republic 943.085
sculpture 735
sheep 636.33
socialism 335-5
student dueling 371 • 82
swine 636.43
universities 378-43
Germanium chemistry 546 . 695
Germantown, Pa. Am,rev. 973.3337
Germany
administration 354 . 43
anti quities 9 1 3 • 43
architecture 720.943
Romanesque 723.43
botany
581.943
constitutional law
342.43
education
370 . 943
finance
336 . 43
geology
554 3
heraldry
929.6
* history
943
laws
349 43
local goyemment
352.043
maps
912.43
peerage
929 73
religious history
274.3
schools, public
379 43
statistics
314 3
travel
914 3
treaties
341 243
universities
378 43
zoology
591 943
Germicides
disinfectants pub. helth
6x4.482
external therapeutics
615.778
Germinal, see Germ
Germination botany
581.3
Germs, see Bacteria; Bacteriology;
Germ theory of disease
Gerrymandering
representation
328 . 3346
'Gei-s, France history
944.77
Gerst acker, F; Ger. fiction
I 833.77
Gerund Latin etymology
472.8
syntax
475.8
Gesneraceae botany
583 • 83
Gessenay goat
636.3939
Gesta Romanorum
modem Latin fiction
Gestation
ectopic obstetrics
obstetrics
physiology
Gesture language educ.
Gestures oratory
Gettysburg U.S. civ. war
Gex cheese
Geysers physical geol.
Ghebers Parseeism
Ghegan repeaters tel^.
*Ghent history
travels
Gherardi, del Testa, T.
Gherkins garden crops
Ghibelines Ital. history
Ghistele, C. van Dut. poet.
Ghost, Holy dogmatics
Ghosts occultism
Ghouls folklore
Giacometti, P. Ital. drama
Giambullari, B.F. •* essays
Giannone, P. ** **
Giannotti, D.
Giant, Cardiff- humbugs
hydraulic
Giant's causeway descrip .
Giants nat. hist, of man
Gibbon, E : Eng. essays
^Gibraltar history
travels
'Gibson co. Ind. history
Gifford, W: Eng. satire
Gifts
kindergarten methods
library finance
of books lib. acquisition
law
support
duplicates by lib. to lib.
money lib. support
Gigantostraca zoology
Gigli, G. Italian drama
Gil y Zdrate, A. Span, poet
Gilbert, H. disco v. of Am.
Nl J. L. Fr. satire
'Gilbert ilands history
Gild houses architec.
Gilding
Gilds parish work
polit. economy
Gilead travels
879 -3
618.31
618.2
612.63
371.912
808.5
973-7349
637.3544
551-23
295
621.38324
.949 - 3
914.93
852.74
635 63
945-04
839.3128
231-3
133- 1
398.4
852.73
854.36
854.57
854.3s
133-7
631 .269
914. 161
573-8
824.67
946.8
914 .68
977-235
82 7 . 7 1
372 .312
025. Ill
025 .227
021.84
021.93
025.268
021.93
595.39
852.54
861.55
973-17
847.52
996.8
725.9
671
256
338.6
915.69
Topics in bkck face type are aubdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
758
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Giles, H: Amer. essays 814.32
Gillikin poultr>' 636 . 5882
Gills
comparativ anatomy 611.28
skeleton of * 61 1.7 166
^Gilmer co. W. Va. history 975.427
Gin cheniic technology 663 . 5
Ginep 634.652
Ginger * 633 . 825
Ginkgo 634.572
Ginglymus anatomy 611.72964
Ginseng agriculture 633 . 88
Gioberti, V. Ital. essays 854.77
Giordani, P. - - 854.72
Giovagnoli, R. " fiction 853.87
Gipsies biografy 397
language 397
outcast races 397
Gipsy
moth agriculture 632 . 78
zoology 595 78
Romany language 397
Girald^s, organ of anat. 611.633
Giraldi. G. B. C. .
Italian drama 852.42
fiction 853.44
Girard turbin • 621.247
Girart de Rossilho Prov. lit. 849 . 1 2 1
Girder bridges engin'g 624 . 27
Girders bridge engin'g 624.21
Girdle bone anat. 6 1 1 . 7 1 8 1
Girdling agriculture 631.54224
Girls
counsels to ethics 173 -6
education 376
religious societies 267 . 8
schools, gynmastics in 371. 7326
societies sociology 369.46
'Gironde, France history 944.71
Girondists " " 944.04
Girs, iEgidius Swed. misc. 839 . 7823
Giusti, G. Italian satire 857.71
Glacial drift erosion 55i-33
period 551-79
Glacier goat 636 . 3936
Glaciers 55X-3z
Glacis fortifications 623.116
Gladiators customs 394 • ^
Gladiolus anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 3
*Gladwin CO. Mich. hist. 977.472
^Glamorgan, Wales hist. 942.97
Gland, see special organ or
qualifying term
Glanders diseases 616.954
pub. helth 614.564
Glands, see also special organ or
qualifjring term
Glands of skin anat. 6x1.772
Glandular system
anatomy 61 1.4
drugs acting on 615 . 74
histology 6 1 1. 01872
physiology 6x2.4
surgical operations 617.44
Glanschwein 636 . 43 1
Glane swine 636 . 43 1
Glasgow
^ Scotland history 94143
travels 914.143
university 378.41
sloop Amer. re vol. 973 •352
Glass
and iron structures 72 1 . 98
wood " 721.99
apparatus prac. chem. 542.231
bilding material 69 1 . 6
blowing prac. chem. 542 . 23 1 5
iridescent 748
library bildings 022.21
manufacture 666 . i
ornamental 748
painted 748
prehistoric 571-56
roofs architec. 721.53
staindy design " 729.8
table dom. econ. 642 . 7
works architecture 725.48
Glauconite lithology 552.58
Glazing bilding 698.5
Glees ' vocal music 784.1
Gleet diseases 616.952
'Glengarry co. Ont. history 971.377
^Glenn CO. Cal. hist. 979-431
Gliders aeronautics 629.172
Glisettes curvs 516.26
Globe of eye diseases of 617.74
Globes
school apparatus 371.6791
use of astronomy 522.78
Globular projection 5 1 5 • 5 2
Globules of blood, see Corpuscles
Globulins physiology 612.398132
Globus pall idus anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 2 3
Gloria in excelsis music 783 . 22
Glossaries £ng. dialects 427
' language 423
Topics in blacic face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this irdex
RELATIV INDEX
759
Glossopharyngeal
ganglion, superior anat. 6 1 1 . 89 1 9
nerv *• 61 1.83 19
physiology 612.8199
taste 612.879
nucleus anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 86
Glottis " 611.225
physiology 612.7824
^Gloucester CO. Eng. hist. 942.41
» N. B. •* 971.512
» N. J. « 974.981
Gloves
clothing 646 . 48
costume 391 4
lether manufacture 675
woven •• 677
Glucinum chemistry 546.45
Glucose
chemic technology 664 . i
chemistry of blood 612.1221
digestion 612.39613
Glucosids
nutrition 612.396175
vegetable drugs 615 333
Glucosuria
pancreatic ph y siology 612.3491
pathologic ** 612.46621
physiologic " 612.46182
ph y siology of liver 612.35216
toxic physiology 612. 4644
Glue
chemic technology 668 . 3
making air pollution 614 . 746
GlnmaceflB botany 584.8
Gluteal
arteries anatomy 6 1 1 . 1 3 7 6
muscle •* 61 1. 73814
nerv, inferior *• 611. 83 572
superior " 611. 83571
Glutin nutrition 612.398146
Gluttony hygiene 613.25
temperance • 178.9
Glycerin chemic tech. 668 . 2
Glycogen
in blood 612.1222
nutrition 612. 396 112
Glycogenesis phy del. 612.3521
Glycolsrsis " 6x2.3962
Glycolytic ferments
in blood 612.1223
physiologic chem. 6x2.015x6
Glycoproteids nutrition 612.3981453
Glycosmis 634.341
Glyfografy engraving 762
Topics in black face type are subdiyided. Superior
Glyptics carving 736
Gmelin washbottles chem. 542 . 69
Gnats animal parasites 616.9681
pests agriculture 632.77
zoology 595-77
Gneiss lithology 552.42
Gnetaceae botany 585 . i
Gnoli, Domenico ItaLpoet. 85 1 . 83
Gnomes folklore 398. 4
maxims Eng. lit 828
folklore 398 . 9
Gnomic poetry Greek lit 881
Gnomonic projection
descripti V geometry 515-55
Gnosticism philosofy 189. 1
Gnostics heresy 273.1
Goats 636 . 3
dairy 637.174
diseases of compar. med.6 19.3
domestic animals 636.39
Goatsmilk cheese 637 . 3552
Gobelin tapestry art 746
Goblins folklore 398 . 4
God doctrins 231
will of ethics 1 7 1 . i
Godfrey, T: Amer. dram. 812.12
Gods ethnic religions 290
mythology 291
Goes, J. A.van dcr Dut. lit 839 .3137
Goethe, J ; W. von Ger. " 832.62
G of er cul ti vator 63 1 . 3 1 64
^Gogebic co. Mich, history 977.498
Goitre pathology 616.44
Gold
chemistry 546.91
* Coast, Africa history 966.9
coinage 332 . 4
cure alcoholism 616.861
manufactures 671
metallurgy 669 . 2
mineralogy 549-2
ores econ. geology 553-41
political economy 332.41
Golden
bull Ger. const, hist. 342.43
currant 634 . 724
Fleece knights 929.715
rule ethics 1 7 1 . i
Goldoni, Carlo Ital. dram. 852 .61
Goldschmidt, M. A. Dan.fic 839 .8365
Goldsmith, O. Eng. essays 824.66
fiction 823 .64
poetry 82 1 . 64
flgnres refer to the tables at the end of this indes
76o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Goldsmithing fine arts 739
useful " 671
Golf amusements 796
GoU's nuclei anatomy 6 1 1 . 82 6 :£
tract " 6ii.8a6i
Gomberville, M. Le Roy de
French fict. 843.4a
Gongora y Argote, L. de
Spanish poetry 861.37
Goniometry crystallog. 548.7
Gonorrhea pathology 616.952
pub. helth 614 . 548
Good *
Friday Anglican ch. a 64 . 03 1
special music 783.27
* Hope, Cape of history 968 . 7
travels 916.87
Templars temperance 178.06
Goodenovieae botany 583.58
Goodness ethics i79-9
Goose, Mother folklore 398.3
Goose, see Geese
Gooseberry
bush fruits 634 . 725
Otaheite palm, fruits 634.666
Gopher cultivator 63 1 . 3 1 64
Goi^gias Greek philos. 1 83 . i
Gorgonzola cheese 637 . 3535
Gorham controv. baptism 265 . i
Gorilla zoology 599-8
Gosnold, B. discov. of Am. 973 . 1 7
Gospels Anglican ritual 264.036
Bible 226
harmonies of 226.1
pseudo 229.8
Gossip ethics 1 7 7 • 2
Gotama Buddhism 294
GCthe, J;W.von Ger. dram. 832.62
Gothic
architecture 723 . 5
ecclesiology 246 . i
kingdom Italian hist. 945.01
Span " 946.01
* language 439-9
^ literature 839.9
revival architecture 724 . 3
Victorian « 724.4
^Gothland, Sweden hist. 948.6
Goths " 943 . o I
Gottfried von Strassburg
German poetry 83 1 . 2 5
Gottschall, K : R. Ger. dram. 83 2 . 84
Gottsched, J ; C. - " 832.54
L.A.V. " « 832.55
Topic* in black face typ« are subdivided. Superior
Gouache painting 751
Goudouli, P. de Prov.poet. 849 . 141
Goumi agriculture 634 . 743
Gourd, rag ** 635.627
wax ** 635.618
Goumay fowls " 636.546
Gout diseases 616.991
Gove system suffrage 324 . 224
Governess private educ. 373.1
Governing board, library 023 . 3
Government
appointment of legislators 328.3351
bildings architecture 725 . i
central administration 351
foren states 354
church 262
control insurance 368.91
divine 23 1 . 7
family ethics 173
foren countries 354
forms of 321
libraries 027 . 5
library economy 023
loans finance 336 . 3
local administration 352
officers in legislativ bodies 328.3321
political science 320
publishing 655.59
school education 371.5
science of polit. science 320
U. S. and state administ. 353
vessels fighting 623 . 825
nonfighting 623 . 826
Governors biografy 923 . 2
steam turbins 62 1 . 16535
Gower, J : English poetry 82 1 . 18
Gower 's tract anatomy 611.8254
Gowns academic 378.29
dom. economy 646 . 43
Gozzi, Carlo Ital. drama 852.62
Gasparo " satire 857.61
Graafian follicles anat. 6 1 1 . 65 1 2
Grabbe, C. D. Ger. drama 832.71
Gracchi Roman hist. 937.05
Grace doctr. theology 234.1
esthetics 70 1
Graces music 781.2
mythology 292
Gracilis, fasciculus anat. 611. 8182
muscle " 611.73825
Grade
crossing railroads 625.1
of sewers san. eng. 628.219
flgures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
f,
RELATIV INDEX
761
Graded degrees, academic
378.22
Grades butter 637 . 223
cheese 637.323
railway engin'g 625 . 1 1
roadmaking 625 . 72
schools 371-25
Grading engineering 625.12
Gradual cathed. music 783 • 23
Graduated
system suffrage 324.224
Graduates
college, and Amer. revol. 973-315
U.S.civ.war 973-7^5
371.291
281 .9
471-7
700
Graduation schools
Graeco- Russian church
Graffiti inscriptions
Grafic
arts fine arts
prehist arched. 571 -7
representations of sound 534-6
statics 531-^
Graffcs of light and shadow 515.7
Graft bills legislation 328.367
business ethics
political **
Grafting
animal physiology
bridge agric.
plant materials
methods
Krrafton co. N. H. hist.
Grafts protection
Graham shorthand
Grail, holy legends
Grain
agriculture
* Coast, Africa hist,
duty on
elevators architecture 725.36
production pol. econ. 338.1
trade dom. trade 381
Graining house paint 'g 698 . i
Grains agriculture 633 . x
Grallatores zoology 598.3
Gram machine electricity 53 7 . 83
Gramlnes botany 5 84. 9
Grammar
comparativ 415
elementary education 372.6
schools public schools 379.17
universal comp. philol. 415
Grammars Eng. lang. 425
174-7
172.2
612 .602
632.8
631 341
631 541
974.23
631.5417
653-52
398.2
633 I
966.6
337.5
Granada
goat
Luis de
* Spain
Granaries
Span, miscel.
history
travels
architecture
farm Hidings
Grand
Army of the Republic
U.S.hist.
gulf, Miss. U. S. civ.war
* Isle CO. Vt. history
» Manan iland, N. B. hist.
opera
* Rapids, Mich. hist,
stands architecture
* Traverse co. Mich. hist.
Grangers associations
Granit bilding stone
plutonic rock
Granits metamorf . rock
Grant, U. S. presidency of
^Grant co. Ind. hist.
1
1
W. Va.
Wis.
636 . 396
868.32
946.8
914.68
728.9s
631.23
369-151
973 76
973-753
974.31
971.533
782
977-456
725.82
977.464
630.6273
553-52
552.33
552'.4i
973-82
977.269
975492
977-577
Grants
land
therapeutics
agriculture
ordnance
manufacture
architecture
finance
to schools
Grape
culture
cure
shore
shot
sugar
Grapefruit
Graperies
Grapes
Graphic, etc. see Grafic
Graphite econ. geol.
Graphitic anthracite " "
Grass flies pests
hook
knife
Glasses
agriculture
botany
ornamental
Grasshoppers pests
zoology
Grates
fireplaces bilding
locomotiv boiler
steam engineering
I Gratings, timber architec.
336-14
379.12
634-8
615.854
634 664
623.45122
664-1
634-323
728.98
634.8
553-26
553-25
632 . 75
631. 351 I
631. 351 I
633 2
584.9
716. 1
632.72
595.72
697.1
621.1332
621.18352
721.15
Topics in bUtck face type are sabdivided. Superior flgurea refer to the tables at the end of this index
762
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
*Gratiot co. Mich. hist.
Gratitude ethics
Grattan, H : £ng. oratory
Gratuities
legislativ employees
political economy
Grave
prehist. arch,
monuments
mounds
stones
yards
Gravel
disease
foundations
petrografy
roads engin'g
roofing bilding
Graves cemeteries
Graves' disease
Gravimetric anaL chem.
Gravina, G. V. Ital. essays
Graving
dock» hydraulic engin'g
shipbilding
Gravitation
celestial dynamics
system waterworks
theories
Gravity
center of
experiments geodesy
physics
railways
specific
Gray, Thomas Eng. poetry
Gray
African goose
Chittagong fowls
friars Franciscans
matter, cerebellar anat.
of cord
multiplex telegraf
telautograf
Toulouse goose
wild goose
Grazzini, A. Ital. fiction
Grease chem. tech.
Great Britain
antiquities
baronetage
church history
colonies
commerce
constitution
det of finance
dignities
977-449
179.9
825.65
328 . 3626
331-238
571-92
718
719
616.62
721.14
552.51
625.7
695.6
719
616.44
545 I
854.55
627.3
623 . 83
521.12
628.12
531.51
.S3I-24
526.7
531-5
625.3
532.4
821.61
636 . 59886
636.5852
271.3
611.81713
611.822
621.38237
621.3826
636.5984
636.59881
853-41
665 . 2
Q13.42
929.722
274.2
325.342
382
342.42
336.42
929-724
Great Britain
gentry, landed
929.725
government
354 42
heraldry
929.6
* history
^2
knightage
929.723
parliament
328.42
peerage
929.721
politics
329.942
precedence
929.724
society of 2d war with
369.144
titles of honor
929.72
Great circle saiUng
527 -5
lakes, U. S. travel
917 7
Great Russia
* Northern history
947.2
travels
914.72
* Southern history
947.3
travels
914.73
Great Salt lake travels
917.92
schism
270.3
war 1914-19 history 940 . 3
Grecian bend fashions
391.2
Grecian, see also Greek
Greco-Russian church
281.9
Greece
ancient antiquities
913 38
architecture
722.8
art, history of
709.38
history
938
modem administration
354-495
botany
581.949s
finance
336.49s
geology
554.95
1 history
949 5
maps
912.49s
schools
379. 495
statistics
314.95
travel
914.9s
treaties
341.249s
Greed ethics
179.8
Greek
archipelago ancient hist
. 939.1
* mod.
949 9
architecture
722.8
calendar
5293
church
281.9
classics
880
dialects
487
fire customs of war 399
independence mod. hist. 949 . 506
language 480
modem 489
Topicc in black face type are subdivided. Saperior flcures refer to the tables at the end of this faidex
4
4
RELATIV INDEX
763
Greek
literature
880
* modem
889
mythology
292
orders of architecture
729.32
paleografy inscriptions
481.7
philosofy
180
revival architecture
724.2
sculpture
733
theory of music
781.8
Green. J. Amer, poetry
811 . 14
Green
* Bay, Wis. history
977 . 561
* CO. N. Y.
974 737
» Wis.
977 • 586
fodder, storing
631.563
zootechny
636.08551
vegetable dyes
633.864
1 Lake co. Wis. history
977-559
manures agric-ulture
631.874
mts, Vt. description
917-43
Greenback party
329.82
Greenbacks paper money 332 . 5
U. S. finance
336.73
^Greenbrier co. W. Va. hist.
975 . 488
» val. «
975 - 486
Greene, R. Eng. drama
822.31
'Greene co. 111. history
977384
travels
917.7384
* Ind. history
977.242
* la.
977.7466
» Mo.
977.878
» 0.
977-174
' Pa.
974.883
Greenhouses
716.3
architecture
728.98
plant forcing
631 5444
protection
631.3444
Greenland
discovery of Scan. hist.
948.02
* history
998
Greens kitchen garden
635 4
Greensand petrografy
552.58
molding foundry
621.745
Greensickness diseases
616.15
gynecology
618.17
Gregarinida zoology
593-19
Gregariousness of animals
591-55
Gregorian
calendar
529-5
chant ecclesiology
246.8
sacred music
783.5
Grenades ordnance
673.45114
•Grenville co. Ont. hist.
971.374
Gresban, Amoul Fr. dram. 842 . 2 1
Gresset, JI B. Lt " satire 847.51
Gr^vin, Jacques " dram. 842.35
Gr^vy, Jules Third repub. 944.08
Grey, see Gray
* CO. Ont. hist. 971.318
Grids elec. engin'g 621.3522
Griepenkerl, W. R. Ger.dra.832 . 72
Griffin folklore 398 . 4
heraldry * 929 . 6
Grilles arch, construct. 721.87
Grilling cookery 641.76
Grillparzer, P. Ger. dram. 832.73
Grimmelshausen, H . J .C. von
German fiction833 . 52
Grimm's law comp. philol. 412
Grinders' occupation hyg. 613.63
Grinding
flour mills 679
machines mech. eng. 621.92
practical chemistry 542 . 22
Grindstones 621.923
Gringoire, Pierre Fr. dram. 842 . 23
616.203
614.5
636.449
612.7512
611.0x83
725.47
636.3261
614.3
613.63
641.4
721.44
636 . 0833
621 .91
634 - 72
Grip diseases
public helth
Grison swine
Gristle
chemic composition
histology
Gristmills architecture
Gritstone sheep
Groceries adulterations
Grocers' occupation hyg.
Grocery stores
Groind vaults architect.
Grooming zootechny
Grooving machines
Groselles
Grossi, Tommaso Ital. fict. 853 . 73
Grotesque forms
decoration in relief 729 . 53
painted decoration 729.43
Grottoes phys. geografy 551.44
Ground
air hygiene 613.14
public helth 614.773
hygiene of " * 6x4.7
substance, bony histol. 611.01 843
of connectiv tissue 611.01823
water agriculture 631.432
phys. geografy 551.49
Grounds, private 712
Group system curriculum 3 7 5 . 00 5
Groves landsc. gardening 715
Topict ia Uaek tece type are sabdirided. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the end of thie iadei
764
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
I
1
Groveton, Va. battle of 973 . 7328
Growth
after birth physiology 612.65
biology 577-3
botany 581.134
disproportionate deform. 6 17.37
incomplete " 617.31
of cities administration 352.001
statistics 312
library, provision for 022 . 13
ration during physiol. 612.394
zoology 591-134
Grubber 631.3162
Grubbing ax 631 .31 16
hoe 631. 31 16
Grubs pests 632 . 76
Grundtvig, N. P. S.
Dan. poet. 839.8163
^Grundy CO. 111. history 977.326
la. - 977.7537
Mo. history 977.8215
Gruydre cheese 637 . 3544
Gryphius, A. Ger. drama 832 . 5 1
Gryphon folklore 398.4
heraldry 929 . 6
^Guadaloupe history 972.97
travels 917.297
Guadaloupe sheep 636 . 362
'Guam history 996.7
travel 919. 67
K>uanajuato, Mex. hist. 972.4
Guano
economic geology 553-64
fertilizers 631 . 854
Guaranties and sureties 347-7
Guarantor, reader's lib. 024 . 14
Guardianship law 347-6
Guarini, G. Ital. poetry 851.45
'Guatemala history 972.81
Guava agriculture 634 . 42 1
Gubbio, Bosone da Ital. fie. 853 . 14
Gubernatis, Angelo de
Italian miscellany 858 . 81
Gudrun German poetry 83 1 . 22
Guelderland fowls 636 . 548
Guelders poultry 636 . 548
Guelphs Italian history 9 4 5- 04
Guerilla
life military science 355.12
warfare internat. law 341.3
Guerillas
northern U. S. civ. war 973 . 7417
southern " " " 973 742
^Guernsey co. O. history 977 . 192
Topics in black face tjpo i^re sabdirilai. Sapsrior
^Guernsey iland history 942.34
travels 914.234
Guernsey cattle 636 . 2244
Guerrazzi, F. D. Ital. fict. 853 . 74
'Guerrero, Mexico hist. 972 . 7
Guerrifere, ship U. S. hist. 973.5251
Guerrini, Olindo Ital poet. 851.87
Guggisberger goat 636 . 3936
'Guiana, South Am. hist. 988
Guicciardini, F. Ital. essays 854 . 34
Guidance, vocational 374-1
Guide
books QIC
vanes steam turb. design62 1 . 1 6 5 3 3
theory 621. 165 13
Guides, railroad 656
land settlement agric. 631. 11
Guidi, Ales. Ital. poetry 851.55
Guidiccioni, G. ** " 851.37
'Guienne, France history 944.7
Guilds
business polit. econ. 338.6
parish work 256
Guilford, N. C. Am. revol. 973.3372
Guillotine law 343-2
Guinea
' Lower, Africa history 967 . i
* New history 995
travels 919-5
' Upper, Africa history 966 . 5
Guinea fowls 636 . 593
goat 636.3986
goose 636 . 59886
pigs dom. animals 636.9
zoology 599-3
sheep 636.386
squash 635.646
swine 636 . 486
Guinicelli, Guido Ital. poet. 851 . 13
Guitar music 787.6
Hxujerati language 49X-47
Gulf
of Mexico phys. geog. 551.463
society of army and
navy of 369.156
squadron U.S.civ.war 973.756
' states, U. S. history 976
For military history of all or
individual states, see subdivisions
of Special campains and Military
history under 973-S2i 973-7 and
973.89
stream phys. geograf y 551.471
Gulfs
hydrografy of survey'g 526.99
flfores refer to the tables at the eni of this iadei
RELATIV INDEX
76s
Gullet, diseases of
Gum collectors
Gumbo
Gums
anatomy
and resins chem. tech.
chemistry of nutrition
fossil econom. geol.
gathering agric.
perfume plants "
vegetable drugs
Gun
boats shipbilding
carriages, traction of
cotton explosivs
making
mounts, reaction of
naval engineering
616.3a
631.35S8
635.648
611. 314
668.4
612.3961a
553-29
631.5568
633.816
615-335
623.825
623.58
662.2
683
623 . 57
623 . 825
623 . 48
662.3
613.66
614.832
623.4521
942 .061
Gunnbiom discov. of Amer.973 . 13
Gunnery mil. eng. 623 . 5
Gunning sports 799
Gunpowder
care mlL engin'g
explosivs
manufacture hygiene
protec. of life
military engineering
plot English history
Guns
animal capture zootech. 636 . 08 1 1 1 2
military engineering 623 . 4
theory of 623.51
Gunshot wounds surgery 617.145
Gunter's scale math, instr. 510.8
Gumey shorthand 653.32
Gustaf 3 Swed . drama 839.7252
Gustation physiology
Gustavus Adolphus
Swedish history
miscellany
Gut, primitiv embryol.
Gutcleaning air pollution 614 . 742
Gutenberg hist, of print. 655 . 1 1 1
^Guthrie CO. la. history 977-749
Gutierrez, A. G. Span.poet.86i . 54
Gutta
percha rubber manuf. 678
serena eye diseases 617.75
Guttiferae botany 583.163
Guttif erales " 583 . 16
Gutzkow, K: F. Ger. dram. 832 . 78
Hhiyandotte vaL W. Va. hist.975.441
Guyot de Provins Fr.satire 847 . 1 1
Topics in black tece type a/e subdivided. Superior
612.87
948.04
839.7824
611. 01335
Guys elec. lines 6a i
'Guysborough co. N. S. hist. 971
Gyllembourg - Ehrensvard,
T. C. Danish fiction 839
Gyllenborg, G. F. Sw.poet. 839
Gynmasia Ger. schools 379
Gymnasiums
architecture
library bildings
school "
Y. M. C. A.
Gymnastics
curativ
hygiene
school hygiene
vocal elocution
vocal music
Gynmoasceae botany
Gymnocarpae botany
Gytnnosophists philosofy
Gymno8penn» botany
Gynecology
Gypsies, see Gipsies
G3rpsum
economic geology
fertilizers
lithology
Gypsy, see Gipsy
Gyre, paracentral anat. 611
Gyri operti •• 611
Gyroscope aerostation 523
astronomy 523
725
022
371
267
615
613
371
808
784
589
589
181
585
618
553
631
552
.319223
.621
.8361
.7146
-43
-85
.666
.6a4
.327
.82
.71
.73
•5
•9
•238
.17
.4
.1
.63
.821
.53
.81316
.81319
.28
.28
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
766
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Habakkuk Bible
224.95
Habeas corpus law
347.1
Habena anatomy
611. 8145
Habenula "
611. 8145
Haberdashery clothing
646.32
Habit
mental faculties 158
physiologic psychology 612.82134
Habitations, animal 59i . 52
see also Dwellings
Habits
animals zoology 591 . 5
customs 390
laboring classes pol. econ.33 1 . 84
morbid hygiene 613.87
of children dom. econ. 649 . 6
plants physiol. botany 581 . 5
Hack licenses loc. gov't 352.8
Hackney coach horse 636 . 1423
Hacklander, F ; W ; Ger.fict.833 . 78
Hadamar von Laber ** poet.83 1.32
'Haddington, Scotland hist . 9 41.45
Hades ancient mythol. 292
doctrinal theol. 236.4
Hadley 's quadrant astron. 522.41
'Hadramaut, Arabia hist. 953.4
Haemodoraceae botany 584.23
Haem-, haema-, haemato-, haemo .
see also Hem-, hema-, hemato-,
hemo-
'Hagerstown, Md. history 975 292
travels 917.5292
Haggai Bible 224.97
'Hague, The history 949 . 2
travels 914 92
tribunal ' 341 . i
Hahn Hahn, I. Ger. fie. 833 . 76
Hahnemann's theory med. 615.53
Hailstorms agriculture 632.14
meteorology 551-55
Haimonskinder, die 83 1 . 3 7
Hair
anatomy 611. 781
diseases of 616.54
domestic materials 646 . 1 7
dressing customs 391.5
toilet 646 . 7
dyes •• 646 . 7
engineering materials 620.198
organic chemistry 547
physiology 612.799
pickers' occupation hyg. 6 1 3 . 63
'Haiti history 972.94
travel 917.294
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Hakluyt society geografy 910. 6
^Haldimand CO. Ont. hist. 971.337
Hale, Nathan Am. revol. 973.385
Half
sugar mangel 633 .416
timberd walls architec. 721.21
tone process photog. 777
way covenant 285 . 8
Haifa fibers 633 . 583
Halfbred Leicester sheep 636 .3213
Haliburton, T: C. Am. huni.817 .38
'Haliburton co. Ont. hist. 971 361
Halicamassus Gkantiqui. 913.3924
Halids organic chem. 547-7
Halifax
* city, N. S. hist. 971.622
travel 917.1622
* CO. N. S. hist. 971 .62 •
fishery award U. S. hist. 973 . 8 -^
Hall, J. English satire 827.33
Hall furniture dom. econ. 645.61
marks plate 736
Halle swine 636 . 43 1
Halleck, Fitz-Greene Am. lit. 81 1 .31
Haller's rete testis 6 1 1 . 63 1 5
Halley's method astron. 523.94
Hallman, K:I. Swed. dram.839.7251
Hallo we ve customs 394
Halls
central lib. bildings 022.51
city architecture 725.13
exhibition " 725.91
for lectures " 7 2 5 . 83
music " 725.81
public hygiene 613.55
riding architecture 72 5 . 88
society student life 371.86
temporary architecture 725.92
town •• 725.13
turn - 725-85
Hallucinations
mind and body 133-2
physiology 612.82189
Halogen group chemistry 546.12
Haloids organ, chem. 547.4
Halorageae botany 583.398
Halos optics 535.4
rehgious art 246 . 5
>Halton CO. Ont. hist. 971.353
Hamamelideae botany 583.394
Hamamelis therap. 615.323394
*Hamar, Norway history 948,4
Hamatum, os anatomy 611. 71778
figures refer to the table at the end of tills index
RELATIV INDEX
767
'Hamburg, Ger. history 943.51
travels 914.351
fowls 636 .531
Hamilton
Alexander Am. oratory 815.21
Sir W: Eng. philos. 192.9
Hamilton city, O. hist. 977.1751
Ont. " 971 352
CO. 111. - 977-395
Ind. " 977.256
la. - 977.752
N. Y. hist. 974.752
Haaiitic language 493
races 573-893
HammarskOld, L. 839 . 7462
Hammer anat. of ear 6 1 1 . 85 7
Hammers machine tools 621.97
'Hampden co. Mass. hist. 974.42
'Hampshire CO. •* •* 974.42
' W. Va. « 975.495
down sheep 636.3232
Hammers cattle 636.2262
'Hancock CO. 111. " 977-343
Ind. •* 977.258
la. - 977.724
Me. " 974.14
O. « 977"9
W. Va. " 975.412
Hand
arteries anatomy
barrows
carts
chiromancy
cultivators
611. 1344
631.3731 '
631.3734 i
133-6 I
631.3161
dressing of ore min. eng. 62 2 . 72
equipment laundry 648.15
feeding zootechny 636.08413
human anatomy- 611.976
lamps dom. econ. 644.321
language def and dum 371.912
laundering 648.22
lymfatics anatomy 611. 42176
muscles ** 611.7377
rollers 631.3141
railing stair bilding 694 . 8
plow 631.3121
turning lathes 621.94
Handbooks of travel 9x0
Handicraft mechan. trades 680
Handkerchief customs 391-6
toilet 646 . 48
Handling minerals mining 622 . 61
Hands, artificial surgery 617.57
Handspikes ordnance 623.4361
Topics in black fftee type are subdivided* Superior
Handwriting 652
Hangars aeronautics 629.144
Hangers mech. engin'g 621.822
Hanging punishments 343-2
Hangings
textil bilding 698.7
dom. econ. 645.3
'Hannibal, Mo. history 977- 8351
Hanover
» Germany history 943-53
travels 914 -SSI
house of English hist. 942.07
Irish " 941.57
Scottish ** 941.07
Hanoverian horse 636. 143
merinos 636 . 36732
sheep 636.3335
swine 636 . 434
Hanseatic leag hist. 943 - 5
*Hants CO. England " 942 . 27
' N. S. * 971.635
Happiness ethics 1 7 1 • 4
Hapsburg, house of, Ger. 943 .026-06
Harbor defenses fortifica. 623 . i
engineering 627
Harbors
hydrografy ot surveying 526 . 99
Hard cheese 637.354
fibers 633.57
labor punishments 343.2
Hardenberg, F ; von Ger.fic833 . 63
'Hardin CO. 111. history 977-398
* la. - 977.753
' o. - 977.144
Harding shorthand 653.35
Hardness
engineering tests 620 .1126
of molecules physics 539 - 53
Hardshel baptists 286 . 4
Hardware manuf. 671
»Hardy co. W. Va. history 975.493
Harelip surgery 617.32
Harems customs 392.6
Haren.O.Z.van Dut. dram. 839.3244
Willemvan ** poet. 839.3145
Hares dom, animals 636.9
zoology 599-3
'Harford CO. Md. history 975.274
Haricots kitchen garden 635.652
H aring, W ; Ger. fiction 83 3 . 7 5
Harington, J : Eng. satire 82 7 . 32
Hariem Heights
battle Amer. revol. 973- 33^4
Hariots ethics 176.5
flcures refer to the tables at die end of this indei
768
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Haxmar's exped. U.S.hist.
97342
Harth money pol. econ.
Harmonic multiplex teleg.
621.38237
Hartmann von Aue Ger. lit.
Harmonics
i
Harts
analytic geometry
516.56
lymfatic comp. physiol.
modem "
513-56
Hartzembusch, J. E. Sp. lit.
music
781. I
Harvard
Harmonists sects
289.9
table system
Harmonium
786.9
university
Harmony
Harvesters
music
781.3
com
of colors optics
535.6
grain
painting
752
Harvesting
gospels Bible
226. I
machines
Harness
operations
breaking to zootechny
636 . 08862
Harz mountain goat
care "
636 . 0837
^Hasa, Arabia history
farm transport
631.374
Hashish ethics
horse domestic animals 636 . 14
hygiene
Hamessmaking
68s
Hasp cultivators
Harp
787.5
^Hastings co. Ont. hist.
Harpers Ferry
Hat fibers
» W. Va. history
975 • 499
Hatchet, pruning
invasion U.S. "
973.68
Hatching
Harpsichord
787.9
artificial zootechny
Harquebus firearms
623.441
engraving
Harrington, J. Eng. fie.
823.41
Hate ethics
Harris, W : T. Amer. phil.
191 .8
Hatmaking
Harrisburg, Miss. U.S. hist.
973 7372
Hatracks dom. econ.
I Pa. hist.
974.818
lib.
insurrcct'n 974 . 8
Hats clothing
Harrison, B : presidency oi
^973.86
costume
W:H: - -
973.58
Hatteras inlet U.S. civ. war
^Harrison co. Ind. history
977.221
Hauch, J. C. Danish poet.
* la.
977-747
Hauff , W ; German fie.
'Harrison co. Mo. history
977.817
Haulage
» 0.
977.168
animal min. eng.
1 W. Va. -
975457
mechanic "
Harrowing
631.513
Haunted houses
Harrows
Hart
631.313
Hautbois strawberry
Haute
anatomy
diseases
ectopic physiol.
611. 12
616. 12
612. I717
* Garonne, France history
* Loire
effect of sympathet. syst.
612.897
luLcti lie
* Sa6ne
* Savoie ** "
toxins physioL
612.174
vagus **
612.8199II
* Vienne * "
in asphyxiation "
612.2323
H antes
membranes diseases of
616. II
physiology
612.17
» Alpes,
▼alvs anatomy
6IX.I263
* Pyr^n^es
Harte, F. Bret Am. fiction 813 .45
^Havana history
^Hartford city, Ct. history
974.63
travels
conven. U.S. **
973.521
Haven shorthand
* CO. Ct. history
974.62
Haversian canals histol.
336 . 27
831.26
612.424
861.56
642.55
378.744
631.355
631. 3542
631 35
631.55
636.393
953-6
178.8
613.82
631.3162
971.358
633.584
631-3425
636.08247
762
179.8
687
645.61
022 .921
646.5
391.4
973-751.
839.8164
833.67
622.65
622.66
133. 1
634.752
944.86
944.81
944.33
944.45
944.49
944.66
944.97
944 78
972.91
917.291
653-56
611 .01843
Topics in blaclc face type are subdivided. Superior fisures refer to the tablet at tiie end of tliis index
r
RELATIV INDEX
769
*Havre, France history
944.25
Hearings
travels
914.425
legislativ procedure
328.3742
Hawaii
Heart, see Hart
annexation U. S. hist.
973-88
Hearth money pol. econ.
336.27
* history
996.9
Heat
travel
919.69
agriculture
632 . 12
Hawaiian
animal physiology
612.5
annexation treaty
973-86
breeding zootechny
636 . 08245 I
language
499
diaphoretics
615.743
Hawes, S. Eng. poetry
821.25
disinfection contag. dis.
614.483
Hawkesworth, J : " essays
824.65
effect on books
025.8
Hawking sports
799
plants
581.54
business
639-1
engins air engins
621.41
Hawkins, J : discov. of Am
-973-17
food preservation
641.4
Hawk
geologic agents
551-94
agricultural pest
632.682
imponderable remedies
615-832
captor zootechny
636.081 113
mesology physiology
612.01443
Hawsers ship outfit
623 . 86
meteorology
551-52
strength of
620.11288
muscular physiology
612.7455
Hawthorne, J. Amer. fie.
813.47
of earth
525-2
N.
813.33
moon
523.32
Hay agriculture
633 2
stars
523.82
dry fodder zootechny
636.08554
sun
523.72
fever . diseases
616.202
physics
536
gatherers
631-3532
physiologic effects
6x2.59
making
631.553
production, muscular
6x2.745
rakes
631.3532
protection of animals
636 . 08362
spreders
631-3531
slow, cooking by
641.588
stackers
631 3534
thermochemistry
541.36
Haybox cookers
643-338
Heaters, feedwater
6ai . 1979
Hayracks
631.3735
portable
644.19
Hayes, R. B. presidency of
973-83
Heath sheep
636.333
Hayne, P. H. Am. poetry
811 .42
Heathen
^Hayti history
972.94
apologetics against
239-3
travel
917.294
art ecclesiology
246.2
Haze meteorology
551.57
missions to
266
Hazelnut
634 • 54
philosofy vs the church
4 ■ 4
261 .2
Hazing student life
Hazlitt, W : Eng. essays
371.82
824.76
rehgions
salvation of
Heathenism nonchr. relig
290
234
. 299
Head, Headgear, etc., see
Heating
^ ^
Hed, Hedgear, etc.
apparatus dairy
637.1322
Healing, divine
265.8
bUding
697
Health, see Helth
cheesemaking
637.3334
Hearing
domestic economy
644
acoustics
534.7
houses sanitary engin'g
628.8
anatomy
611.85
libraries
022.8
asylums for def
362.4
milk preservation
637.1332
diseases
617.8
physics
536.83
ear hospitals
362.1
practical chemistry
542.4
facial nerv
612 .81974
school biidings
371.628
localization of sense
612.82555
shipbilding
623 . 85
physiology
612.85
steam plants
62X.X9
psychology
152.2
systems dom. econ.
644.x
Topicf in bkck face ^Fpe are rabdivlded. Superior flcures ref«r to the tables at the end of tfaia iadez
770
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Heaven theology 237.4
Heavenly bodies
figures of 521 14
rotation of $2 11 5
Heavy current engineering 62 1 . 3 1- . 37
Hebbel, F; Ger. drama 832 . 77
Hebraic Sabbath 263 . i
Hebrew ancient history 933
* language 4Q2.4
* literature 893.4
religion 296
Hebrews epistles 227.87
modem history 296
^Hebrides " 941.17
1 New history 993 . 4
travels 919.34
Hebrides, sheep 636 . 3258
Hed
ake diseases 616.84
anatomy 6x1.91
art anatomy 743
boiler steam engineering62 1 . 18452
bones anat 6x1.7x4
bursae " 611. 751
craniology 573-7
diseases 616
dress customs 39i-5
lymfatic glands anat. 6 1 1 . 46 1
lymfatics " 611.4211
muscles " 61 x. 732
oblique muscles ** 611. 7318
phrenology 139
surgery 6x7. 5x
Hedakes diseases 616.84
Hedbeig, F. Swed. dram. 839.7265
Heders 631.3543
Hedge trimmer 63 1 . 342 1
Hedgear, indoor 646 . 48
outdoor 646 . 5
Hedges agriculture 631.27
landsc. gardening 715
Heding pruning 63 1 . 542 1 3
Hedjaz, Arabia history 953 . 2
Hedonism ethics 1 7 1 . 4
Hedstones monuments 718
mortu. design 247.3
Hedysareae legume crops 633.376
Heel anatomy 611.986
bone • 611.71873
scrape 631.3164
Hegel German philosofers 193.5
Hegelund, P. J. Dan. dram. 83 9 8233
Hegesias Gk philosofers 183.5
Heiberg, J. L. Dan. dram.839.8262
Heiberg, P : A. Dan. dram. 839 . 82 58
Heidelberg catechism 238.41
* history 943 . 46
travels 914.346
Heideschnucken 636.333
Height, see Hight
Heine, H ; Ger. poetry 831 . 75
Heinrich von Veldeke 83 1 . 23
Heinri je van Veldeke 839.3112
Heirs law 347*6
^Hejaz, Arabia history 953.2
Hektograf offis appliances 652
Heldenbuch Ger. poetry 831.29
das K.v.d.ROhn83i .35
Heliand Saxon epic poetry 839 . 2
Helicopters aeronautics 629.176
Heliocentric
longitude and latitude 521.25
place sax . 2
Heliografs, military 623 . 73 1
Heliogravure photog. 777
Heliometer astronomy 522.45
Heliostat " 522.58
Heliotherapy median 6 1 5 . 83 1
Heliotropism mesology 612.01 444 7
Heliotypes 774
Heliozoa zoology 593 • 13
Helium group chemistry 546.39
Hell theology 237.5
Hellebore irritant poisons 615.93
Hellenic languages, minor 489
Helmers, J . F. Dutch poet. 83 9 . 3 1 5 a
Helminthology zoology 595 . i
Help, see Servants
Helps, Sir A. Eng. essays 824 . 84
Helps for laboring classes 331-85
Helth
affected by soil 614.77
boards of local gov*t 352 .4
pub. helth 614
for library servis 023 . 54
laws hygiene 6x3
lift therapeutics 615.82
of students 37x-7z
public 6x4
resorts hygiene 613.12
Helths
drinking of customs 394 . i
ethics 178.3
Hematin physiology 612 . 1 1 1 16
Hematoidin *' 612 . 1 1 1 16
Hematology, see Blood
HematQpoiesis physiology 6 1 3 . 1 1 9
Topics in black Hen typ« ve «ttbdiTi4ed. Soperior flforoi r«f er to tho Ml^t at (ho oii4 Of tlii* |a4ei
r"
RELATIV INDEX
771
Hematopoietic
action of spleen
function of liver
Hematoxylin physiology
Hematuria "
Hemeralopia "
Hemin •
Hemiplegia
Hemiptera
Hemlock
therapeutics
Hemming dom. econ.
paralysis
insects
6x2.411
612.356
612.11116
612.46669
612.8456
6ia. 11116
616.84a
595-75
615.786
646.21
Hemmingsen , N . Dan. misc. 83 9 . 8 83
a
u
Hemocyanin physiol.
Hemoglobin blood
nutrition
Hemoglobinuria physiol.
Hemolytic subst. "
Hemophilin "
Hemorrhage
in labor obstetrics
of the lungs diseases
physiology
Hemorrhoidal
artery, middle anat.
nervs, *
plexus
Hemorrhoids diseases
Hemostasia physiology
Hemp
agriculture
Ste also distinguishing name
domestic economy
engineering materials
gathering
harvesters
manufactures
Hen pigeons
'Henderson co. 111. hist.
'Hendricks co. Ind. **
Henequen agave fibers
6ia. 1118
612 . mil
612.3981452
612 .46669
612.11145
612.11533
618.54
616.234
612.X162
61 1. 13774
611.839
611.1471
616.35
612.11621
633.53
646.12
620.197
631.5565
631.3565
677
636 . 59628
977-341
977.253
633-5771
Henri Deux ware pottery 738
Henry i
2
Eng. history
3
4
5
6
7
8
Irish history
Eng. history
u
u
u
u
Henry i French history
942.023
942.031
941.52
942.034
942 . 041
942.042
942.043
942.051
942.052
Topics In bUkc^ f S9« t7p9 ar^ 9tt^(UYideiL Superior
2
3
4
Henry i
2
3
4
5
6
a
Ger. history
«
u
u
u
u
tt
U.S.civ.war
944.021
944.028
944.029
944.031
943 022
943.022
943.023
943 023
943.023
943.024
943.026
977.338
977 . 264
977.795
977.846
977.115
973 . 7322
973.752
619.5
636.5
61 I . 13641
612.3515
611.362
6x2.35x6
611.8393
612.35161
612.3541
61 I. 1464
588.3
616.36
612.35
942.01
182.4
929.6
958.3
915.83
944.84
615.855
631.54137
633.812
580.7
727.6
843.33
821.38
634 77
635 7
913.377
636.0822
636.0821
636.0823
831.64
636 . 3253
4^99 T^Hx to the tablos at Uie end of this index
Henry co. 111. history
Ind.
la.
Mo. «
O.
Ft, capture
naval hist. '^
Hens diseases of
poultry
Hepatic
artery anatomy
circulation physiology
duct anatomy
extract physiology
nervs anatomy
opotherapy physiology
steatoses, toxic *^
vein anatomy
Hepatic® botany
Hepatitis diseases
Hepatology physiology
Heptarchy Eng. history
Heraclitus Gk philosofy
Heraldry
^Herat, Afghanistan hist.
trav.
^Herault, France history
Herb doctors cures
Herbaceous grafting
Herbal perftune plants
Herbariums
architecture
Herberay, N- d* Fr. fiction
Herbert, G: Eng. poetry
Herblike fruits
Herbs garden crops
Herculaneum description
Herd
books zootechny
character '^
composition **
Herder, J; G. von Ger. poet.
Herd wick sheep
772
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Hereditary
diseases hygiene
613.93
genius mental charac.
136.3
membership in legis. bod.
328.3352
societies, Amer.
369.1
succession law
347.6
pol. sci.
321.6
Heredity
evolution
575-1
hygiene
613 9
mental
136.3
origin of the soul
129.2
physiology
612.605
spiritual doctrinal theol.
233 -3
zootechny
636.08211
'Hereford, England hist.
942.44
sheep
636.3242
cattle
636.2226
Heresies
273
Heretics, persecutions of
272
Herjulfson, B. Amer. hist.
973 13
^Herkimer co. N. Y. hist.
974-761
Hermann v. Sachsenheim
831.33
Hermanni, N. Sw ed. poetry 839 .7111
Hermaphrodites animals
591 - 167
man
573-9
Hermaphroditism physiol.
612.608
Hermeneutics Bible
220.6
Hermetic art alchemy
540.1
Hemuts biografy
920.8
religious biografy 92a
616.34
617.55
888.1
179.6
598.1
Hernia diseases
Herniotomy surgery
Herodotus Greek literat.
Heroism ethics
Herpetology
Herrera, P. de Span, poetry 861 .35
Herrick, R. Eng. poetry 821.43
Herring fisheries 639 . 2
Hermhuters sects 284 . 6
^Hertford Eng. history 942 . 58
Hertz, Hcnrik Dan. dram. 839 . 8263
Herzegovina history 943 . 96
Hesiod Greek epic poetry 883 . 2
Hesse-
* Darmstadt Ger. hist.
> Nassau
Hessian fly agric. pests
sheep *
Hessians Amer. revol.
Hetaerism customs
Heterocera, see Moths
Heterogenesis
alternate generation
spontaneous **
943-41
943.58
632.77
636.3332
973-342
392.6
591-163
591. 161
Heterophagic variat. zool.
Heven theology
Hevenly bodies, figures of
rotation •*
Hevy current cells
engineering
Hexacorolla zoology
Hexagons geometry
Hexameters
English prosody
Greek
Latin
» other languages
Hezapoda zoology
Hexateuch Bible
Heyse, P. J ; L ; Ger. fict.
Hey wood, J: Eng. drama
Hiatus Greek prosody
Latin
• other languages
Hibbert lectures religion
Hibernation comp. ph3rs.
zoology
Hickory nut
Hickok, L. P. Am. philos.
Hickory co. Mo. history
Hicksites friends
^Hidalgo, Mexico history
Hide eng. materials
Hierarchy, military
Hieroglyphics
Egyptian
High
altitude observatories
church Anglican church
cranberry
huckleberry
license temper, ethics
pressure engins
hot water heat'g
piping hydraul.
steam heat'g
schools
speed telegrafy
treason law
591.153
237.4
521.14
521.15
621.3534
621.31-. 37
593 63
513.16
426.5
486.5
476.5
595 7
222.1
833 85
822 .21
486.4
476.4
290
612.58
591.54
634 52
191.4
977.8496
289.6
972.4
620.198
355.33
419
493.1
522.14
283
634 -745
634-737
178.4
621.11253
697.4
621.253
6975
379-17
621.3824
343
High
velocity overshot wheels 621 . 223
Higher
algebra 5x2.8
criticism Bible 220 6
education academies 373
colleges 378
of women 376.6
numeric equations algeb. 512.22
Toincs in black face type are eabdiTided. Superior flsures refer to the tables at the end of this Index
r
RELATIV INDEX
773
^Highland co. O. history
Highland blackfaced sheep
Highlands, Scotland descr.
1 hist
Highmore's body anat.
Hight
of atmosphere
bildings ground hyg.
tide wave
Hights, mesurem't survey'g
Highway areas Eng. loc. gov.
bridges engin'g
Highwaymen law
Highways
administration
law
local government
road engineering
transportation
travel on pro tec. of life
Hil sowing
Hildebrand Italian hist.
religious "
Hildebrandslied Ger. poet.
Hillhouse, J. A. Am. dram.
*Hillsboro co. N. H. hist.
'Hillsdale co. Mich.
Hilside plow
Hilsides reclamation
Himalayan architecture
Himalayas phys. geog.
travel
Himyaritic inscriptions
^ language
Hindbrain anatomy
^Hindi language
Hindoo, see Hindu
'Hindostan history
Hindrances farming
Hindu architecture
^ languages
law
philosofy
religion
Hinduism
^Hindustan history
^Hindustani language
Hinged
arch bridge engin*g
Hinny domestic animals
Hinterwald goat
Hip
anatomy
bone
Topicf in black tece type an sobdiTided. Superior flgorM refer to the tables at the end of this faidei
977.184
Hip
636.3252
diseases of
616.7
914. II
joint anatomy
611.7282
941. 1
muscles "
611. 7381
611.6315
surgery
617.58
Hipparion paleontology
569.7
523 58
Hippias Greek philos.
183. 1
614.784
Hippocampal g5rre anat.
611 .81314
525.65
sulcus "
611 .81314
526.94
Hippocrates strainer chem.
542.67
352 0427
Hippology «e« Horse
624 . 12
Hipponax Greek satire
887.3 •
343
Hippophagy hygiene
613.28
Hippuric acid physiology
612.461266
351.811
HirudinidaB medicin
616.9688
347.2
zoology
595.1
352.7
Hirundinids *
598.8
625.7
Histogenesis **
591 . 17
386
Histology
614.862
animals
591.8
631.5313
botany
581.8
945-03
human anatomy
611. 018
270.4
of muscular contraction
612.7419
83 1 . II
Historians, English biog.
928.28
812.23
Historic
974.28
atlases
911
977.429
books Bible
222
631.3124
charts and tables
902
631.613
geografy
911
722.4
' magazines
905
551.43
painting
756
915.42
school econ. systems
330.154
492.917
sermons
252.9
492.9
' societies
906
611. 817
theology
209
491 43
History
900
ancient
930
954
constitutional
342
632
ecclesiastic
270
722.4
general modern
909
491 I
literary, general
809
349 54
modem
940-999
181. 4
natural
590
294
naval, see spec, countries
294
of civilization
901
954
soil
631.49
491 43
philosofy of
901
sacred
220.9
624.68
universal
909
636.183
' of special topics see subject
636.393
Histrionics
792
Hittites history
939-45
611 .981
Hives apiculture
638.1
611 .7181
skin diseases
616.51
774
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Hj ame, Urban Swe4. misc. 83 9 .7832
Hobbes materialism 146
Hobbies
Hobkirkshill.S.C. Am.rev. 973.3372
*Hoboken, N. J. history 974.928
'Hochelaga CO. Que. ** 971.428
^Hocking co. O. " 977 . 183
Hocky outdoor sports 796
Hoe, grubbing 63 1 . 3 1 1 6
horse 631.3162
hand 631.3151
Hoetng tillage 63 1 . 5 1 5
Hoffmann.E.T.W; Ger.fict. 833.64
Hofmannswaldau " poet. 83 1 . 55
Hog
diseases of 619.4
domestic animals 636 . 4
engin engineering 621.13262
stys air pollution 614.762
Hohenstaufen, house of
German history 943 .024
HohenzoUem ** " 943.49
Hoijer, B:K:H. Sw.essays 839.7461
Hoisting engins min. eng. 622.67
machinery * 621.86
mining engin'g 622 . 6
of water mining 622 . 55
Hoists
blocks and tackle 6a x . 862
hydraulic 6 2 1 . 2 63
projectil ordnance 623.4364
Holberg, L. Dan. dram. 839.8241
HOlderlin, J ; C. P ; Ger.poet.83 1.67
Holdemess cattle 636 . 283 1
Holdover
members legislatures 328 . 3356
Holiday
opening library econ. 024.43
work " " 023.633
Holidays
customs 394
hygiene 613.77
laboring classes 331 . 817
library economy 023 . 65
school education 371.23
Holiness doctr. theology 234.8
Holland, J. G. Am. essays 814.34
Holland, see also Netherlands
Holland swine 636 . 434
Hollow tile
construction bilding 693 . 4
floors arch, construe. 721.63
Holly system waterwks 628.12
Holmes, O.W. Am. humor 817.32
^Holmes CO. O. history 977.164
HolmstrOm.I. Swed. poetry 839 . 7 134
Holocephali zoology 597-3
Holothuroidea ** 593 . 96
Holstein
cattle domes, animals 636.2341
* duchy of history 943 -51
Friesian cattle dom. anim.636.2342
horse dom. animals 636.143
*Holt CO. Mo. history 977. 81 15
Holtz machine electricity 5372
Holy
alliance European hist. 940 . 28
communion 265.3
Eastern church 281 . 9
Ghost, knights of 929 . 716
theology 231.3
grail legends 398. 2
land history, ancient 933
' mod. 956.9
pre-Israel. hist. 939.45
travels 9iS-69
leag French history 944.029
offis persecutions 272 . 2
Span. hist. 946.04
orders church 265.4
Roman empire 943
rood ecclesiology 247.9
scriptures 220
see 282
Spirit theology 231.3
war thret Great war 940-315297
water ecclesiology 246.6
Homage feudalism 321.3
Home, H : English essays 824 . 62
J: •* dram. 822.64
Home
customs 392
domestic economy 643
economics 640
education library econ. 021.4
of girls 376-3
self-education 374
vs school 373.11
life ethics 173-7
meals domest. econ. 642 . i
missions 266
relations customs 392.3
rule Irish history 941.58
polit. parties 329 . 942
study, societies for 374 . 43
use of books lib. reg. 024 . 6
woman in 396.6
Topics to bUidi face type 9x9 eobdiTided, SQperior flgurw refer to the tftblee «t the ead of this index
RELATIV INDEX
775
Homeopathy therap.
615.53
Homer Greek poetry
883.1
Homeric hymns
883.1
Homers pigeons
636.59635
Homes
country architecture
728.6
foraged architecture 725.56
poor, city "
728.11
country cottages
► 728.68
tenem'ts 728. 12
hygiene
613-51
soldiers architecture
72559
institutions
362.8
Washingtonian architec
• 735-65
working girls institu.
362.8
pol. econ.
331 83
Homested bill U. S. law-
347-2
Homicide law
343
Homiletics theology
25X
Homilies sermons
252
Homoeopathy
615 -53
Homoiothermic animals,
612.39196
Homologies biology
574
botany
581.4
zoology
591 4
Homonyms Eng. philol.
424
Homopolar mach. elec.eng
. 621.313291
Homoptera entomology
595-75
Hondt system suffrage
324 224
Honduras
* British history
972.82
* Central America hist.
972.83
trav.
917.283
turkey
636.59213
Honesty ethics
174.7
Honey agriculture
638.1
Honeymoon customs
392.5
*Hong Kong, China hist.
951-2
trav.
915.12
^Honolulu history
996.9
travels
919.69
Honor
business ethics
174.7
military
355.13
roll of Great war
940.467
U. S. civ. war
973 767
student
371.81
system school gov't
371-59
Honorary
degrees colleges
378-25
titles heraldry
929.7
Honors
Great war 1914-19
940.46
military science
355-13
631.3424
631.3511
631.3422
631. 351 I
Hood, Robin legends 398.2
T : Eng. humor 82 7 . 72
Hoods, academic 378.29
domestic econ. 646 . 5 5
H oof t , C . Dutch drama 839.3232
Hoogvliet.Am. - poetry 839.3143
Hook bone anatomy 611.71778
Hooks, bill
grass
pruning
reaping
strength of engin'g 620.1128
weed 631.3155
Hookworm disease pathol. 616. 965
pub.helth 614.55
Hooping cough diseases 616.204
Hoops, gun ordnance 623.4233
strength of engin'g 620 .1128
Hoopt guns ordnance 623.4216
Hoosac tunnel engin'g 622.26
HOpken,A.J.von Swed.misc.839.7845
Hopkinsianism Calvinism 284.2
Hopkinson, Francis Am.sat. 8 17.14
Hops agriculture 633.89 (
brewing 663 . 3
Horace Latin lyric poetry 874 . 5
satire
Hordeae grass crops
Horizon, artificial
Horizontal marine engins
steam "
Horn organic chemistry
wind instrument
Hombill birds
Homd cattle agriculture 636 . a
dorset sheep 636 . 3233
Norfolk sheep 636 . 3235
Homeck, O. von Ger. poet. 83 1 . 3 1
Hornet
and Peacock U. S. hist. 973 .5257
877.3
633.289
522.57
621 . 1224
621 . 11242
547
788.4
598.8
Penguin *
973- 33155
Hornless Spanish goat
636.396
Horns anatomy
611.788
drinking customs
394.1
gray spinal cord
6x1.82a
Horology astronomy
529 7
watchmaking
681
Horoscope astrology
133-5
Horse
artillery mil. engin'g
623.431
captor zootechny
636.081113
cars railroad eng.
625.6
cruelty to
179.3
Topics in bkck (tee type are talnirnded. Suporior f^puf refer to the tobies «t the end of this indei
7
776
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Horse
cultivators 63 1 . 3 1 62
diseases veterin. med. 619. i
domestic animals
636.1
fertilizers
631.861
hoe
631.3162
pox diseases
616.955
racing amusements
798
ethics
175.7
railway engineering
625.6
sociology
386
useful arts
656
rollers
631.3141
shoeing trade
68a. I
zootechny
636.0834
training dom. animals
636.1
zoology
599-7
Horseman pigeons
636.59631
Horsemanship
798
Horsepower, locomotiv
621 . 1311
Horseradish
633 846
Hortatory theology
243
Horticultural societies
716
agric.
630.6
Horticulture agrictdture
630
art
716
Hose fire engins
614.846
Hosea Bible
224.6
Hosiery clothing
646.42
costumes
391.4
manufacture
677
Hospice of St Bernard
protec. of life
614.87
Hospital
#
cookery dom. econ.
641.563
gangrene diseases
616.941
ships shipbilding
623.826
sketches Great war
940 476
U. S. civ. war
973-776
• training schools
610.73
Hospitalers knights
929.711
Hospitality ethics
177. 1
Hospitals
and asylums arch.
725-5
Great war 1914-19
940.476
hygiene
613.56
institutions .
362
U. S. histury civil war
973.776
Mex. "
973.627
Host eucharist
265.3
Hostilities, see War
Hot
air baths hygiene
613.46
engins
621.41
heating bilding
697 -3
treatment
615.832
drinks h\giene
613-37
houses agriculture
631.5445
flower culture
716.3
springs physical geol.
551-23
water heating
697.4
wether cookery
641.592
Hotblooded horses
636.12
Hotbeds
forcing
631.5443
protection
631.3443
Hotchkiss
gun ordnance
623.4225
revolving cannon
623.42242
Hotels
«
architecture
728.5
cookery
641.572
family architecture
728.2
housekeeping
647-94
hygiene
613-52
Hottentots description
916.87
Houdan fowls
636.542
*Houghton CO. Mich. hist.
977-499
Hour glasses horology
529.78
system lib. econ.
023.64
Hours
late hygiene
613-79
library regula. for read.
024.3
meal lib. econ.
023.62
of labor dom. econ.
647 -7
newspaper offis
070.315
polit. econ.
331.81
servis lib. econ.
023.61
teachers
371.166
school
371.24
House
bilding
690
care of dom. econ.
648.5
cleaning
648.5
connections sewerage
628.252
domestic economy
643
drainage sewerage
628.6
drains "
628.235
flies domestic pests
648.7
furnishing dom. econ.
645
garments
646.43
1 of commons English
328.43
revolution 973 .376
Span, war 973 .897
war of 1812 973 . 527
Topics in black face type are sabdirided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this iadez
RELATlV INDEX
777
House
of correction 364
lords English 328.42
refuge 364
representativs U.S. 328.73
painting bilding 698.1
repairs dom. econ. 643 . 7
sanitation " " 648.5
tax real estate 336.22
wiring elec. lighting 621.3282
Household
accounts dom. econ. 647 . i
administration 647
art decoration 747
organization 647
registers of servants 647 . 29
servis, indoor 647.25
outdoor 647.3
Housekeeper dom. econ. 647.21
Housekeeping 640
cooperation 334-4
schools dom. econ. 640.7
Houses
architecture 720
care zootechny 636.0832
disinfection in cont. dis. 6 1 4 . 48
farm 631.21
feeding in zootechny 636 . 08426
flues in sewerage 628.233
hygiene 613.5
noble heraldry 929.7
pipes on sewerage 628.234
society student life 371.86
Housewifery 640
Housing
of animals hygiene 6 1 4 . 94
zootechny 636 . 083 1
laboring classes 33 1 • 83
Houston's valvs rectum 6 11. 351
Hou waert , J . B . Dut . poet. 839.3125
Hovenia 634 . 661
Howard, H : Eng. poet. 821.28
Howard CO. Ind. hist. 977.285
la. - 977-731
Md. " 975-281
Mo. " 977.8285
Howell CO. Mo. " 977.885
Howells, W:D. Am. fie. 813.43
Howe's campaign Am. rev. 973.3336
Howitzer mounts ordn. 623.4322
Howitzers " 623.4213
Hubbard squash 635 . 622
Topics in black face typ« *r« subdivided. Superior
Hubbardton, Vt. Am. rev. 973.3332
Huckleberry 634.73
Huckster licenses local gov.3 52.8
Hudson
* bay territory history 971.2
> CO. N. J. * 974.926
river campain Am. rev. 973. 3321
description 9 1 7 . 47
Hudson's, H : voyage
N. Y. hist. 974.7
U.S. - 973-21
Huerta. V.A.G. de la 861 . 43
Huet, C. B. Dutch essays 839.3455
Hugh Capet Fr. history 944.021
Hughes printing telegraf 621.38253
. Hugo, V. M. Fr. drama 842 . 78
" fiction 843 . 78
• poetry 841.78
Huguenots
church 284.5
lives 932.4
persecutions 2734
Hulsean lectures apologet. 239.03
Human
ability doctrinal theol. 233.4
anatomy 61 z
body art anatomy 743
temperature 6 1 2 . 56
and mind 130
depravity doctr. theol. 233 . i
excreta fertilizer 631.86
faculties psychology 150
figure perspecti V 515.67
habitations hygiene 613 . 5
life protec. fr. accident 614.8
locomotion physiol. 6x2 . 766
mind psychology 150
nature dogmatics 233
mental charac. 136
physiology 612
power agriculture 63 1.37 11
race ethnology. 572
resorts hygiene 613.5
rights pol. science 323
sacrifice nonchrist. relig. 290
Himiane societies 179-3
Humanism literature 880 . 7
Humanism philosofy 149 -9
Humanitarianism sects 288
theol. 230.8
Humanity ethics 177. 7
Humanized vaccination 614.4732
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
77«
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Humbert Ital. hist.
945.09
*Huron co. Mich.
977.444
^Humboldt co. la. hist.
977.727
» 0.
977 • 125
Humbugs delusions
133-7
» Ont. «
971.322
Hume, D : Eng. essays
824.64
Huronian strata geology
551.71
philosofy
' 192.4
Hurricanes
551.5s
Humeral artery anatomy
611.134a
Husband and wife ethics
173.3
Humero-
law
347-6
radial joint anatomy
611.72733
Husbandry ag^culture
630
spinal muscles
611.731Z
Husbands, duties of eth.
173-3
ulnar joint **
611. 72731
Husk tomato
635 647
Humerus
611. 7174
Huskers
631.3613
Humidity
Husking, com
631.5613
soil
631 432
Hussites Christian sects
284.3
Humility ethics
179.9
Hutt^en fowls, Belgian
636.548
Humiriaceae botany
583.213
Huydecoper, Balthaser
Humming birds zoology
598.8
Dutch drama
839-3243
Humor
«
Huygens, Constantijn
American literature
8x7
Dutch poetry 839 .3134
revolution
973.396
^Huzwaresh language
491 53
aqueous anatomy
611.8449
Hvitfeld, Arild Dan. mis.
839 • 883
physiology
612.8444
Hyaloid canal anat.
611 .8447
' English literature
827
membrane "
611.8447
Great war 19 14- 19
940 . 436
Hybrid turnip
633 425
library
020.88
Hybrids
U. S. civil war
973.796
animals zoology
591-158
war of 1812
973.5296
zootechny
636.082431
vitreous anatomy
611.8447
plant breeding
631-523
physiology
612 .8447
plants botany
581.158
Humoral pathology
616.4
Hydatids of Morgagni
611.633
Humorists, Eng. biografy
928.27
parasitic diseases 616.964
Hundred days Fr. hist.
944.05
' H yderabad, India history 954.9
Hungarian fowls
636.538
Hydragogs cathartics
615.7324
goat
636.393
Hydrations
language
494
in organisms
612.01536
merinos
636.36737
mesology
612.0144612
sheep
637.373
Hydraulic
swine, curly
636.472
brakes gun mounts
623.43563
shorteared
636.432
elevators engineering
621.8774
^Hungary history
943.91
lib. bldgs
022.954
Hunger and thirst physiol.
612.391
engin mech. engin'g
621.25
Huns history
950
physics
532.82
Hunt, Leigh Eng. essays
824.77
engineering
627
'Hunterdon co. N. J., hist.
974.971
sanitary
628
Hunters horses
636.13
giant engineering
621.269
Hunting business
639.1
machinery
621.26
sport
799
mining engineering
622 .32
suits dom. econ.
646.47
motors
62Z.2
training zootechny
636.088662
press "
621.266
^Huntingdon co. Pa. hist.
974 • 873
physics
532.82
Que. «
971.431
pressing printing
655 -33
'Huntington city,W.Va "
975.4421
ram engineering
621.27
' CO. Eng. -
942.56
Hydraulics science
532
' Ind. -
977.271
Hydrazo bodies chem.
547.8
l^pics in black face type are subdtTided. Superior fisures refer to the tables at the end of this mdex
RELATIV INDEX
779
Hydrocarbons chem.
547.2
mineraL
549-8
Hydrocele diseases
616.68
Hydrocephalus
616.82
Hydrocharideae botany
584 . 1 1
Hydrochloric acid physiol
. 612.3233
H y drodynamics
physics
532 . 5
water engins
621.2
Hydroelectric plants
621.312134
Hydrogen
carburetted pub. helth
614.72a
chemistry
546.11
Hydrogeology
551-92
Hydrografy surveying
526.99
Hydroidae zoology
593-71
Hydrokinetics
532.5
Hydrology
551-46
Hydrolytic ferments
physiologic chemistry
612.01512
Hydromechanics
532
Hydromedusae zoology
593 71
Hydrometry
specific gravity chem.
542.33
physics
532.4
velocity **
532.57
Hydropathy
615-853
Hydrophobia
diseases
616.953
protectiv moculation
614.477
public helth
614.563
Hydrophyllaceae botany
583-764
Hydrostatics
532
Hydrotherapy
615.853
Hydrotimetry chem. anal
■ 543-3
Hydrous
silicates mineralogy
549 65
sulphates
549 76
Hydrozoa zoology
593.7
Hygiene
mental
131
military
613.67
naval
613.68
of air and ground
614.7
animals pub. helth
614.9
zootechny
636 . 0893
occupation
613.6
pregnancy obstetrics
618.24
travel and exploration
613.69
personal
613
prison
613-57
public
614
school education
371-7
vocal
784.9
Hyginus, C. J. Latin poet. 871.3
Hygrometry meteorology 551.57
Hygroscopic moisture agric. 631.432
Hylozoism metaphysics 146
Hymen anatomy
Hymenomycetes botany
Hymenoptera fossils
insects
pests
Hymn tunes music
Hymnody "
Hymnology sacred theoL
Hymns Homeric
hymnology
Hyoid bone anatomy
muscles "
Hyperae-, see Hypere-
Hyperbola analytic geom. 5 16.24
geometry 5^3 -^4
Hyperbolic func. calculus 517.36
Hyperboloid anal)rt. geom. 5 1 6 . 44
Hyperboreans Gk mythoi. 292
Hyperdulia Rom. cath.theol.230 . 2
Hyperelliptic func. calculus 517.36
611 .672
589.222
565.79
595-79
632 . 79
783.9
783 -9
245
883.1
245
611 .7165
611.734
Hyperemia diseases
Hyx>eresthesia *
physiology
Hypericineae botany
Hyperides Gk oratory
H ypermetamorphosis zool. 591.35
Hypermetropia physiol. 012.8452
Hypertrophies skin dis.
Hypnotics therapeutics
Hypnotism mesmerism
phys.psych
Hypoblast embryology
Hypochondria
medicin
mental disease
Hypodermic injections med. 6 1 5 . 63
Hypogastric
glands anatomy
nervs "
region "
veins "
Hypoglossal
nerv anatomy
physiology
nucleus anatomy
Hypopharynx "
Hypophysis "
physiology
Hypothalamus anatomy
Hypotheses logic
616. 1
616.856
612.887
583.162
885.7
616.54
615.782
134
612.82171
611. 01337
616.852
132.3
611 .4651
611.839
611.957
611 . 1471
611.83193
612 .81993
611. 8189
611.3273
611 .8143
612 .492
611 .8141
167
Toiiics in black fac« type are subdivided. Superior flsures refer to the tables at the end of this aides
78o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Hypothesis, nebular
Hypothetic
• sentences Eng. gram.
Hypsometry phys. geog.
Hyracoidea mammals
Hyrax
Hyrcania ancient history
Hysteria diseases
Hysterics ment. derange.
Hysterology
Hysterotomy obstetrics
523
. 12
I beams engineering
620. I 1282
I.W.W. anarchy
335
425
.4
labor organizations
331.88
551
53
lamblichus Greek philos.
186.4
599
.6
Iberia, Asia anc. hist.
939.54
599
.6
^Iberville co. Que. hist.
971.461
939
.62
Ibsen, Henrik Dan. dram.
839.8266
616
.852
Ice
132
•5
age geology
551.79
425
•3
breakers shipbilding
623 . 828
618
.86
dealers trades
689
erosion and deposition
551.3
formation of
551.57
frost geologic agents
551.91
houses architecture
728.97
impure hygiene
613.32
manufacture
621.58
riieteorology
551.57
packing for the ded
614.64
sports
796
trade economics
338.3
Icebergs physical geog.
551.34
Icecream dom. econ.
641.86
Iceland
discovery Scand. hist.
948.02
* history
«H9.i
^ language
439 6
' literature
839.6
sheep
636 . 372
Ices domestic economy
•641.36
Ichneumonidae pests
632.79
zoology
595 • 79
Ichnology paleontology
566
Ichthyology
597
Ichthyopterygia reptils
598.15
Iconoclasts heathen art
246.3
Iconografy
730
Christian
246
Iconology emblems
246.5
Icterus diseases
616.36
pediatrics
618.9
physiology
612.35765
*Ida CO. la. history
977.742
Idaho U. S.
admission U.S.hist.
973.86
* history
979.6
mil. hist. U.S.civ.war
973.7496
war with Spain
973.89496
Ideal state pol. sci .
321.07
Idealism philos. system
141
Idealistic painting
753
Idealized dance music
786.45
Ideals, library
021.03
for special places
021 .04
Topics in black face type are aabdiTtded. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
781
Ideas, innate psychology 156
Identity, mistaken law 347-94
personal 126
Idiocy 132.2
Idiom neutral tmiv. lang. 408 . 9
•Idioms Eng. language 423 • ^
Idiosyncrasies, mental 137
Idiosyncrasy
influence of therapeu . 615.57
Idiots
asylums 362.3
architecture 72 5-53
child study 136.7622
schools 371-92
Idleness ethics i79-8
Ido univ. lang. 408.9
Idolatry nonchrist. relig. 290
Idumaea ancient history 939*46
Idyllic orchestral music 785-3
vocal music 784 . 3
Iffland, A; W; Ger. drama 832 .65
Iglesias de la Casa, J. 86 1 . 47
Igneous rocks lithology 552 . z
Ignition devices gas engins^2 1 . 43 7
Iguanodon fossils 568.19
Ihre, Johan Swed. miscel. 839 . 7843
IlandofReil anat. 611. 813 19
Hands
isolated history 997
of Langerhans anat. 611.377
physiol. 612.349 I
physical geografy 55 ' - 42 |
for special ilands ue name
Iliac
arteries anatomy 6x1.137
glands " 61 1. 465 1
muscle " 611. 73812
veins " 611. 147
Iliad Greek epic poetry . 883 . i
Ilicineae botany 583 • 269
lUo-
cecal val V anatomy 611.3451
costal muscle " 611.73131
femoral ligament " 611.7282
hypogastric nerv, great 6 1 1 . 83 54 1
inguinal nerv anat. 6 1 1 . 83 542
psoas muscle ** 611. 7381 x
Dium " 6x1.344
bone " 611.71811
Ulle et Vilaine, Fr. hist. 944 - 1 5
lUecebraceae botany 583-912
Illega
practises legislation 328 . 367
voting suffrage 324-272
Topks in black face type f subdivided. Superior
Illegitimacy law 347-6
Illinois, U. S.
admission U. S. hist. 973-54
* history 977-3
For military history, 8ce
973.52475. 973.7473 and
973-89473
travel 9x7 - 73
Illiteracy public schools 379 . 2
spelling reform 421.4
suffrage 324-14
Illuminated books 096
manuscripts 091
Illuminati society 366 . 4
Illuminating
apparatus microscopes 578.5
engineering 628.9
gases air pollution 614-723
chem. tech. 665 . 7
inspection of 6 1 4 - 83 5
Illumination
decoration 745
electric 537 '83
engineering 62 1 . 32
engineering 62 8 . 9
house lighting 644 . 3
instruments, astronomy 522.55
microscopy 578.5
sacred ornamentation 247.4
Illusions, mental '33 - 2
optic physiology 612. 843 74
sensory * 612.82189
Illustrated books rarities 096
Illustrations
of books printing 655.32
publishing 655.53
rare 096
Illustrativ
material Great war 940-49
U.S. civ. war 973- 79
Mex. *' 973 629
revol. " 973-39
war 1812 973-529
orchestral music 785-2
Illyria ancient history 939-87
antiqtiities 913- 3987
Image worship idolatry 290
Images in churches eccles. 246 . 3
Imaginaries, calculus of 5 1 7 • 8
Imaginary
books 098
expressions algebra 512.24
imprints 014
quantities algebra 512.24
flgurea refer to the tables at the end of tliia indei
782
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Imagination
in art
701
science
501
influence on body
615.851
mental faculties
155
physiologic psychology 612.8213
Imbecility ment. derange. 132 .2
Imbecils, see Idiots
Imbibition physiology 612.381
Imitation education 370.15
Immaculate conception
of Christ 232.1
Mary 230 . 2
Immersion
baptism 265.1
baptist doctrins 230.6
sects 386
Immersionists sects 286
biografy 922 . 6
Immigrants colonies 335-1
Immigration 325
Immoral
art ethics 176.7
literature lib. exclusion 025.217
restriction 024.674
Immortality
conditional 237.3
doctrinal theology 237.2
metaphysics 128
natural theology 218
of animals 591.51
Immunity against venoms 612.3143
diplomatic 34i<7
legis . prerogs. 328 . 348
Impact engineering 620.1125
Impeachment
administration 3 5 1 • 99
constitutioxial law 342
criminal law 343
legislativ investigation 328.345
procedure 328 . 379 1
Imperfections crystallog. 548.4
zootechny 636 . 08 1 1 5
Imperial
federation Great Britain 354.4201
robes ceremonies 394-4
Imperialism pol. sci. 321.03
Implements
agricultural 631.3
domestic labor savers 643 . 6
kitchen 643.3
laundry 648 . z
ordnance 623 . 463
primitiv 571
Topict in black face t7pe are subdivided. Soperior
Implied powers pol. sci. 328.253
Imponderable remedies then 6x5 . 83
Importance
of labor polit. econ. 331.013
Importation
duty free for colleges 337-8
libraries 021.861
of books lib. economy 025.221
Imports commerce 382
duty on 337
Imposition printing 655.27
Impostors humbugs 133 -7
Impotence diseases 616.69
Impoverishment of soil 63 1 . 45
Imprecations ethics 1 79 • 5.
Impregnation physiology 6 1 2 . 63
zootechny 636.082454
Impressionist painting 759-9
Impressment, military 355-32
of seamen 359
Imprints, fictitious 014
Imprisonment punishm'ts 343 . 2
Improvisation org. music 786.87
Impulse
of water hydraulics 532.58
physiologic psychology 612.82134
turbins water motors 6a z . 347
Impure ice hygiene 613.32
Impurities
butter 637.26
foods public helth 6Z4.3
milk 637 . 16
of well water hygiene 613.32
waterworks 628.16
Inability, human theol. 233.4
Inanition animal heat 612.543
nutrition 6Z2.39Z
Inarching agric. 63 1 . 54 1 6
Inaugurations ceremonies 394 . 4
Inbreeding zootechny 636.08241
Incandescence heat 536.45
Incandescent
lighting eleceng. 62 z. 326
gas 628.9
vapor lighting elec. eng. 62 z . 327
Incantations 1 3 3 • 4
Incapacity suffrage 324.171
Incarnation Christology 232 . i
Incas history 985
Incendiary devices mil. eng.623 .45431
Incense ecclesiology 247.9
Incest crim. law 343
physiology 6 1 2 . 60 7
Inchbald, Mrs £.. Eng.dram.82 2 . 67
ficuree refer to tbe taUee at the end of this iadei
RELATIV INDEX
783
621. 1234
626.5
531.85
621 .11246
635.3
Incineration
of ded public helth 614.62
garbage san. engin'g 628.44
Incised wounds surgery 617. 141
Inclination of equat. to eclip.525 .51
Inclined
marine engins
plane canal engin'g
machines
steam engins
Inclines railroad engin'g
Inclosed arc elec. lighting 621.32543
Income
public finance 336
student 378.36
tax finance 336 . 24
law^^decis. U.S.hist. 973 .87
Incompetency suffrage 324.171
Incomplete
coalescence deform.
development "
Increase plant culture
Incrustation
architectural decoration
steam boilers
Incubation zootechny
ncubators "
Incunabula book rarities 093
Incurables
hospitals for 362 . i
architec. 725.51
Incus anatomy of ear 611.857
Indelible inks chem. tech. 667.4
Indemnity intemat. law 341 .3
Independence, Am. U.S.hist.973 .313
day schools 371.365
Independency ch. polity 262.8
Independent angles geod . 526.51
617.32
617.31
631 5472
729.6
621.1944
636.08247
636.082474
sects
285.9
Independents
Indeterminate
equations algebra 512.23
forms calculus 517.22
Indeterminism
mental faculties 159
Index
error prac. astronomy 522.38
expui^atorius rarities 098
making literary meth. 029.5
rerums " " 029.5
Indexes biblical concord. 220.2
see subject indext
India
administration 354 . 54
1
1
India
antiquities ancient
modem
architecture
ancient
Mohammed.
botany
British history
Farther
finance
geology
history, ancient
' modem
maps
rubber manufactures
schools, public
statistics
travel
other topics see table i
Indian
* archipelago history
bureau U. S. admin.
corn agriculture
cress
depredations Am. revoL
' East, languages
modem languages
fig
game poultry
goose
hemp
legends
missions
mortality pub. helth
mutiny" Sepoy rebeUion
ocean physical geog.
travels
philosofers
pony
religions
runner duck
1 territory, U. S. history
Indian wars in U. S.
eastern
French and indian
Harmar's expedition
King PhiUp's
William's
Modoc
Pequot
Queen Anne's
St Clair's expedition
Seminole, first, 1818
2d, 1835-42
913.34
913 54
720.954
722.4
733.3
581.954
9S4
959
336.54
555.4
934
954
912.54
678.,
379 54
3x5.4
915 4
991
353-3
633.15
635-566
973.3344
491. X
49X.4
634.7754
636.58814
636.59886
633.567
398.2
266
614.144
954
551.467
910.4
181. 4
636.168
299.7
636.59722
976.6
973-24
973.26
973.42
973.24
973.25
973.82
973.22
97325
973.42
973. 541
973.571
Topki in Made face tfpe an tnbdhridad. Superior flgnrM refer to tlie tables at tiie end of tlila index
784
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Indiana, U. S.
Induction
admission U. S. history
973.51
coils elec. engin'g
621.3147
^ history
977-2
telefone
621.3864
For military history see
generators elec. eng.
621.31363
973.5247a. 973.747a an
a
1
*^ ** ^^
973.8947a
logic
160
travel
917.7a
magnetism
538.2
^Indiana co. Pa. hist.
974.889
motors elec. engin'g
621.31364
'Indianapolis, Ind. "
977.252
of labor obstetric oper.
618.88
Indians, American
970.1
potential regulators
621.31452
biografy
970.2
reasoning faculty
153-6
British allies Am. re vol.
973-343
spark electricity
537.52
U.S. war 181 2
973-5242
telegrafy elec. eng.
621.38294
education of
371-975
Inductiv logic
161
ethnology
572.897
sciences
500
language
497
Indulgencies Roman ch.
282
literature
897
doct
. 230.2
Y. M. C. A.
267.366
Industrial
^Indic languages
491 I
arbitration
331. 1
Indicators
arts
600
library economy
025.6
classes political econ.
331
steam power plants
621. 1977
depressions ** **
338.8
Indictments criminal law
343-1
diseases, see Occupations
'Indies, East, Dutch hist.
991
drawing
744
travel
919 I
economy
330
Indifference lib. staf rules
023.96
education
371.42
Indigestion medicin
616.33
exhibitions
606
Indigo chem. tech.
667.2
history
609
Idiosyncrasy psychology
137
hygiene
613.6
Indirect heating chem.
542.46
insurance
368
voting suffrage
324.249
legislation political econ
.338.9
Indium chemistry
546.67
management
658
Individual
museums
606
instruction education
371-394
nuisances law
347.5
legislators restrictions
328.. 343
public helth
614.7
rights pel. sci.
323.4
sanitation
628.5
soul, origin of
129
schools
607
Individualism pol. econ.
330.1
statistics political econ.
331
sci.
323-4
workers of the world
Individuals
anarchy
335
and the state
172. 1
labor organizations
331.88
bibliografy
012
Industries chemic tech.
660
Indo-
mil. resources
355 26
European languages,minor49i
primitiv
571
literatures "
891
useful arts
600
Germanic languages '*
491
Industry ethics
179-9
Indoor amusements
793
Inebriate asylums archit.
725.65
grafting
631.5418
Inebriate asylums
362.8
servis dom. econ.
64725
Inebriates temperance
178.6
Indorsement law
347.4
Inebriety diseases
616.861
Undre, France hist.
944.55
Inequality, diurnal, of tides
525-63
* et Loire, France "
944-54
Infallibility
Induced draft steam eng.
621.18384
divine
231.6
Induction
of the church
262.8
balance electricity
537-24
papal eccles. polity
262 . 13
coil physics
537.51
Roman doctrin
230.2
Topics in black fac« type are sobdirided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
785
InfalHbiHty
Roman church 282
schism Old catholics 284.8
Infancy, psychology of 136 . 72
Infant
baptism 265.1
education elemen. educ. 372
mortality public helth 614.132
ration physiology 612.3942
salvation 234
therapeutics 615.54
Infantado sheep 636.364
Infanticide
customs 392.2
ethics 173-4
law 343
Infantil paralysis diseases 616.83
pub. helth 614 54
Inf antalism pediatrics 618.9
Infantry army 356
Infants
care of 618.6
diseases of 618
food for hygiene 613
nursery 649
stillbirth obstetrics 618
vital statistics 614
Infections
etiology 616
function of spleen 612
protection agst san. eng. 628
6x4
public helth
Infectious diseases
of domestic animals 614
pathology 6x6
public helth 614
special 614
Infernal machines manuf. 662
Inferno lib. economy 024
Infidelity natural theol. 211
Infiltration
of water mining eng. 622.
Infinit metaphysics 125
Infinitesimal calculus 517.
Infinitiv English syntax 425.
Greek " 485 .
Latin •* 475.
other languages
Infirm, care of dom. econ. 649 .
Infirmaries architecture 725 .
hospitals 362 .
school bldgs 371.
Inflammation physiology 612.
surgery 617.
9
.22
•3
•39
.131
.01
.416
•513
• 4
.91
9X
.4
.5
.2
.674
51
I
8
8
8
8
51
I
625
556
22
616.203
6145
611. 831542
611.73713
611 .639
Topld in bkck ftce type m subdirided. Superior
Inflammatory affec. of skin 616.51
Inflation
apparatus aeronautics 629.161
paper money 332 . 5
'Inflection English philol. 425 . i
Influence
civil servis reform 3 5 1 • ^
educ. of phys. training 37 1 • 73 1
of college education 378.01
on women 376.64
kindergarten 372.22
personal, of teachers 371.102
sectarian pub. schools 377* i
Influenza diseases
public helth
Infraorbital nerv anat.
Infraspinatus muscle
Infundibula "
Infundibulum anat.of brain 61 1 . 8143
Infusoria zoology 593 . 15
Infusorial earth econ.geol. 553.69
petrografy 552.57
Ingemann, B. S. Dan.poet. 839.816a
Ingenuity inventions 608
IngersoU, C : J. Am.drama 81 2 . 2*4
^Ingham CO. Mich, history 977.426
Ingram's rebellion Va. hist. 975 . 5
Inguinal glands anat. 611. 4681
Inhalation
administrat'n of med .by 615.64
of dust hyg. of occupat*n 6 13 . 63
gases « •* « 613.62
Inheritance law 347 ^
of soul metaph 129. 2
tax 336. 2 7
see also Heredity
Inherited
disease hygiene 613.93
mental disability •* 61^.92
traits 136.3
Inhibition
nervous system
physiologic psychology
Initials bibliografy
decoration
Initiativ democracy
pol. sd.
Injection pumps hyd. mach.621 . 267
Injections
collectors manuals
hypodemic
intra-utein obstetrics
medicin
physiology
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
6 1 2 . 80 1 1
612.82134
014
745
321.4
328.261
579.3
615.63
618.89
615.6
612.11812
786
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Injectors steam engin'g
621.1973
Inorganic
Injured, aid to, protec. of life 6x4 . 88
drugs materia medica
6x5.2
Injuries
liquids physical chem.
541.326
agriculture
632
substances, analysis of
543.7
effects of diseases
616.98
Inquests, coroners
results of surgery
617.2
Inquiries
surgery
6x7.x
parliamentary legislation 328 . 372
to library books rules
024.8
Inquisition persecut. by
373.2
shelf dept
035.8
Span. hist.
946.04
torts
347-S
Insane
Injurious
asylums architecture
725.52
animals agriculture
632.6
criminal law
340.6
zoology
591.65
hospitals
362.2
insects agriculture
632.7
lives of
920.8
occupations hygiene
613.6
Insanity law
347.1
plants agnculture
632.5
mind and body
132. 1
botany
581.65
nervous diseases
6x6.8
Ink, colord, for books
655.26
Inscriptions, comparativ
417
manufacture
667.4
Eng. language
421.7
Inland
insect powders
648.7
nayigation engineering
626
Insecta parasitica
transportation 656
ectozoa *
616.9681
quarantine pub. helth
614.462
entozoic diseases
616.967
seas physical geografy
551.48
Insecticides agriculttire
632.951
tides on
525.66
dom. econ.
648.7
Inlay architec. decor.
729.63
insectifuges * *
648.7
art furniture
749
Insectivora mammals
599-3
Inlets sewerage
628.255
Insects
Innate ideas
156
fertilization of plants
581.16
Innervation
injurious agriculture
632.7
center of physiology
612.834
library econ.
035.8
of hart
6X2. X78 I
zoology
591. 65
ins •*
612 .8193
metamorphosis embryol
•591.34
large intestin "
612.368
variation 59 1. 1 51
liver "
612.358
paleontology
565.7
lungs "
6x2.28
productiv agnculture
638
lymphat. syst. "
612.425
zoology
595.7
uterus "
612.6278
Insessores birds
598.8
vesical appar. •*
612.4673
Insignia, college
378.37-.39
theories "
612.801
heraldry
929.6
Innominate artery anat.
611. 1325
military
355.13
veins "
611. 145
Insolvency law
347.7
Innominatum, os "
6II.7I8I
Insomnia disease
616.84
Inns
hygiene
613.86
architecture
728 5
Inspection of
domestic economy
640
bildings
614.85
of court English law
340.7
elections suffrage
324.26
Inoculation
explosivsy etc.
6x4.83
budding
631.5415
fertilizers
631.818
protectiv public helth
6x4.47
foody etc. pub. helth
6x4.3
Inorganic
ordnance stores
623.4821
and organic matter, differ.S77 . i
Inspiration Bible
220.1
chemistry
546
Installation of ministers
262 . x6
of soil
631.416
sermons
252.6
Topict in black face type are attbdivided. Saperior flgnree refer to the tables at the end of thia i&dei
RELATIV INDEX
787
Instantaneous boilers
631.18437
Instruments
Instinct comp. physiol.
613.831313
steam power plant
681. 1977
physioL psych.
6x2.82x3
sui^gical
617.91
psycbology
158
surveying
526.91
zoology
59151
telefone communication 654 . 6
Instinctiv knowledge
158
elec. engin'g
62Z.386
Institute of Prance
064
telegraf communication 654.x
Institutes
elec. eng.
62X.383
farmers
630.715
wireless telefone
62X.3846
library training
030.715
telegraf
62X.3843
Roman law
349-374
for other purposes see subject
self education
374.9
Insula anatomy
611 .81319
teachers
370.73
Insular
workingmen's architec.
725.93
faunas zoology
591.91
Institutions
floras botany
581.91
Christian
260
Greece history, ancient 939. z
educational
370
^ modem 949.9
feudal
321.3
Insulated conductors
621.3x933
housekeeping
647.96
Insulating materials
monarchic
321.6
bilding
691.9
musical
780.7
electric engineering
621.3x937
of credit pol. economy
332 31
steam transmission
631.1856
state control
351.825
Insulators
patriarchal
321. 1
electric engineering
631.3194
republican
321.8
lighting
631.3385
sociology
360
Insurance
368
Instruction
animal zootechny
636.08175
education
370
bildings architecture
72523
methods
371.3
compulsory pol. econ.
331.25
organ
786.7
farm economics
631.175
piano
786.3
law
368
public worship
364.6
library
033.37
rooms lib. bildings
022.65
societies, cooperativ
334.3
Instructions
state control
351.835
l^gislativ restrictions
328 . 249
teachers
371.17
Instrumental
'
Insurgente, L| ship U.S.hist.973 .45
errors prac. astron.
523.98
Insurrections
music
780
internal relations
323.2
pub. worship
364.3
Intaglios sculpture
736
Instrumentation music
781.6
Intarsia arch, decoration
739.63
Instruments
Integral calculus
517.3
astronomic
522
Integrity business ethics
174
chronologic
529.78
Integument comp. anat.
591.49
drawing
744
descrip. •
591.79
engineering
620.7
Integumentary system
engraving
760
anatomy
6XX.7
geodetic field work
526.33
surgery
617.47
making
681
Intellect
151
mathematical
510.8
Intellectual
musical
780
development education
370.x
optic
53587
history
809
ordnance
623.462
influence of church
261.5
physical
530.8
relation of church
377.8
Topki in black face type are subdiTided. Superior ficurea refer to the tablea at the end of thia faidez
788
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Intellectual
functions phydol. psych. 6z 2 . 82 z
physiology 612.8258
life self education 374
philosofy 150
property, see Copyright; Patents
Intelligence
action of poisons on 6x2 . 82x4
mental science X5x
of animals 591.51
offis domestic econ. 647 . 2
physiologic psychology 6x 2 . 82 x 3
Intemperance ethics X78
hygiene 6x3.8
Intensity meters elec. eng. 62 1 . 3 744
Intensiv fanning 63 1 . 583
Interbrain anatomy 6 1 x . 8 x 4
Intercalatum " 6xx.8x54X
Intercarpal articulation " 6XX.7275
Intercepting sewers 628.28
Interchondral joints anat . 611.723
Intercollegiate
contests, athletic 371-75
literary 371-535
Intercolumnar fascia anat. 61 1 . 639
Intercommunicating
systems telefony 62 x. 3853
Intercommunication
sociology 380
useful arts 650
Intercostal
arteries anatomy 611. 1354
glands " 611.4643
muscles ** 611.7356
nervs " 611.8342
Intercuneiform joints anat. 611.72858
Interdicts excommunicat'n 262 . 9
labor strikes 33 1 . 894
Interest
and usury law 347 . 7
calculation of arithmet. 5 1 1 . 8
physiologic psychology 612.8212
political economy 332 . 8
securities finance 336.31
tables 657
Interests
electoral representation 324 . 22
relations to Great war 940 .318
Interference optics 535.4
Interior
decoration 747
department U. S. adm. 353.3
of earth geology 55 1 • n
walls, incrusted architec. 729 .62
Topict ia black face tfpe are mbdivided. Superior
•Interjections Gk S3mtax 485.9
Interlibrary loans 024.68
Interlude Eng. drama 822
Interludes oi:gan music 786 . 84
Intermarriages
of families hygiene 613.94
races ethics 1 73 • i
Intermediate
education, private 373
public 379.17
school admission standards 371 .211
state theology 236.4
Interment customs 393 . i
public helth 6x4. 6x
Intermetacarpal joints 611.7277
Intermetatarsal joints 611.7287
Intermittent fever
pathology 616.936
public helth 614.531
Intermolecular forces, phys. 539.6
Internal
affairs U'.S. administration 35x .73
capsule anat. 611.8137
combustion engins 62X.43
ear anat 6xx.85x
diseases of 617.88
physiology 6x2.858
heat geology 55i-i2
improvements 620
plastering masonry 693 . 6
relations polit. science 323
revenue laws finance 336.27
windows arch, const. 72 1 . 85
International
arbitration 341.6
association, the 335*4
coinage 332-43
congresses 341 • i
on special topics see subject
copyright private law 341.5
publishing 655.63
ethics 173.4
exchange money 332.45
exchanges lib. econ. 021.852
exhibitions 606
law 34X
library loans 024.681
meetings 020.681
relations pol. science 327
standard money 332.43
Internationalism
international law 341 . i
political science 32 1 . 04 1
flxures refer to the tables at the end of thia index
RELATIV INDEX
789
Interoceanic canals eng. 626.9
sociol. 386
Interolivary stratum anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 84
Interosseous
artery, dorsal anat. 611.13794
muscles of foot •* 611. 7387
hand " 611.73779
Interpolation
methods calculus 517*6
spheric astronomy 522.75
Interpretation
of law l^islation 328.21
•interrogativs Lat. syntax 475 • 9
Interschool
contests, athletic 371-75
literary 371-535
Intersecting
lines plane geometry 513.12
planes solid geometry 51332
surfaces descrip. " 515.18
Interspinals muscles anat. 611.73171
Interstate commerce
commission 385
law sociology 385
U. S. hist. 973-85
Interstemal joints anat. 61 1 . 723
Intertarsal ligaments " 611.7285
Intertransversarii mus. " 611. 73 176
Intertubular cell masses
pancreas 611.377
Intervention intemat. law 341 . 6
Intervertebral joints anat. 6 1 1 . 72 13
I atestinal action of bile 612.3572
Intestins
anatomy 6x1.34
comparativ anatomy 59 1 • 43
pathology 6x6.34
physiology 6 x 2 . 33
surgery 617.43
sympathetic system 6 1 2 . 89 8
Intimidation
electoral corruption 324 . 27 1
labor strikes 33 1 . 89 1
Intolerance
religious ethics 172-3
persecutions 272
Intonation music 781.2
Intoxicants, see Alcohol;
Liquors; Stimulants
Intoxicating drinks, traf . in x 78 . 4
Intoxication alcoholism 616.861
ethics X78.X
Intoxications
effect on respiration 612.226
Toirics in black face type m subdiyided. Superior
Intramural interment 614.613
Intransigentes Span. hist. 946.08
Intraocular pressure physiol. 6x2. 8426
Intrapleural " ** 612.212
Intra-uterin injections 6 1 8 . 89
Intrenchments mil. eng. 623.15
Intubation
of larynx surgery 617.42
Intuition ethics 1 7 1 . 2
Intuitionalism phil. syst. 143
Intuitiv faculty 156
philosofy 143
Inundations
agriculture 632.17
meteorology 5 5 1 . 48
protection engineering 627.4
Inusitum nutrition 612.39619
Invalids
care of dom. econ. 649 . 8
charities 362 . 6
cookery for dom econ. 641.563
diet hygiene 613.23
medicin 616
Invariants algebra 5 1 2 . 88
Invasion intemat. law 341.3
Invention of printing 655 . x x
rhetoric 808 . 5
Inventions bilding 690 . 8
patents 608
Inventors biografy 926
Inventory, closing lib. for 024.45
* Inverness, Scot. history 941.21
* CO. N. S. " 971.691
Inverse probabilities 5 19 • i
Inversion of uterus in labor 618.57
Invertebrates paleontoL 562
zoology 592
Investigation.
legislativ disciplin 328 . 366
Investigations administra. 351.98
Investiture eccles. polity 262 . x6
Investitures, war of 1074-84 2 70 . 4
Investments 332
Invincible armada,Span.hist.946 . 04
Invocation ritual 264.1
Invoices accounts 657
Involution algebra 512.7
arithmetic 5 1 1 • 7
mod. geom. 513-53
Inward flow turbins 62 1 . 244
*Inyo CO. Cal. hist. 979 . 487 ,
lodids mineralogy 549-4
lodin chemistry 546.15
compounds, min. 549 . 4
fifores refer to the tables at tbe end of this index
790
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^lona CO. Mich, history
977-454
Irish
Ionia history, ancient
939-23
discovery of America
973-"
• " modem
956.2
goat
636.392
Ionic Greek dialects
487-923
home rule history
941.58
order of architecture
729.32
polit. parties
329-942
philosofy
182. 1
land question pol. econ.
333
Ions chemistry
541-2
' language
491. 62
physiology
612.0144624
literature
891.6a
*Iosco CO. Mich. history
977-474
music
784-4
Iowa. U. S.
politics
329-9415
admission U. S. hist
.973-61
Romanesque architec.
723-41
^ history
^7 7
sheep
636.3243
For military history see
Iron
973.5*477, 973.7477 and
JfcA ^^WA
973.89477
age prehist. arch.
571.4
* CO. la. history
977.765
architecture
721.9
» Wis.
977-578
assimilation physiology
612.3924
Ipecac emetics
615.731
bearing waters geol.
553.73
Iranian languages
491.5
bilding material
691.7
Ireland
bridges, archt
624.67
administration
354 -41
engineering
624
antiquities
913 415
chemistry
546.72
architecture
720.^^15
clads naval architec.
623.9
botany
581.9415
colums architecture
721.35
coU^es
378.415
* CO. Mich. history
977.497
constitutional law
342.41
» Mo. -
977.888
education
370.9415
» Wis.
977.522
finance
336.415
manufacture
672
geology
554.15
mask, man in biog.
920.8
' history
941.5
materia medica
615.272
laws
349 41
metallurgy
669.1
maps
9". 415
mineralogy
549
religious history
274.15
mining
622.34
schools, public
379 4x5
ores econ. geology
553-3
statistics
314.15
piers architec.
721.35
travel
914 15
pipes waterworks
628.16
zoology
591.9415
roofs bilding
695.5
other topics see table i
ships
623.84
Ireland forgeries
«
strength of materials
620.17
Shakspereana
822.33
structures architec.
721.9
Iridese botany
584.24
sulfate of fertilizers
631.825
Iridium chemistry
Iris
546.93
water pipes san. eng.
628.15
work manufactures
672
anatomy
eye diseases
611. 8421
617.72
ornamental
ff
739
motoroculi nerv physiol
. 612.81031
architec.
729 5
physiology
612 .842
wrought arch, construe.
721.92
sympathetic system
612.896
Ironing laundry process
648.4
I ish
ilronton, 0. history
977.1881
bards lives
928.9162
Irony rhetoric
808
bulls Eng. humor
cattle, beef
dairy
827
636.2232
636.2256
^Iroquois co. 111. history
indians
977.364
970.3
church, Anglican
283.415
Irradiation of eye physiol
. 612.8432
Roman catholic
282.415
Irregularities crystallog.
548.4
Topics in black fftc« type txn subdivided. Saperior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
791
Irrigation
agriculture
canal engineering
sewage
Irritability
cardiac physiol.
in plants botany
muscular physiol.
of cells "
63x7
6a6.8
628.36
613.173
581.18
6x2.7416
613.01431
nervB " 6x2.8x6
Irritant poisons therapeu. 6x5.91
Irritants, external " 615.771
Irritation, spinal diseases 616. 844
Irving, Washington lit. 8 17 . 24
Irvingism Cath. apostolic 389.9
Isaac I Byzantine history 949 . 503
Isabella of Castile Span.hist. 946.07
3 « « p^6.o7
^Isabella co. Mich. " 977.451
Isaeus Greek oratory 885.3
Isaiah Bible 334.1
Ischium anatomy 611.71813
^Is^re, France hist. 944.99
^Ishpeming, Mich. " 977.496
Isla J. F. de Span, satire 867 . 43
Islam Mahometanism 397
Island
nr 10, Ky. U.S. civ. war 973.753
of Reil anatomy 611.81319
Islands, see Hands
'Isle de France history 944 . 34
^ of Man, Eng. " 943 . 89
* Wight - - 943.38
' Royale co.Mich. " 977.499
'Isles of Shoals " 974-3
travels 917,43
Isocrates Gk oratory 885 . 4
Isoetese botany 587.1
Isogenic lines 538 . 7
Isografy 653
Isolation in con tag. disease 614.45
Isomerism chemistry 541.7
Isometric projections geom. 515.3
Isomorphism crystallog. 548.3
Isothermal lines physiog. 551.53
Isotony
of corpuscles physiol. 6 1 3 . 1 1 1 1 7
Israelites history, ancient 933
modem 396
Issues therapeutics 615.813
Isthmian games Gk antiq. 913.38
Istle fibers 633.5772
Istria history, ancient 937-3
* modem 943 . 68
Itacolumite lithology
Italian
art galleries
cheese, hard
soft
discovery of America
grand opera
' language
* literature
painting
philosofers biografy
philosofy
poultry
552.45
708.5
637.3545
637.3535
973-"
782.5
450 .
850
759-5
921-5
195
636.55
republics aristocracies 331.5
republics history 945.04
Romanesque architec. 733.45
school of Gk philosofy 183 . 3
sculpture, medieval 734
modem 735
sheep 636.35
swine 636.45
Italic languages, minor 479
Italy
administration 354 . 45
antiquities 9x3.45
architecture 720 . 945
botany 581.945
colleges 378.45
constitutional law 342 . 45
education 370.945
finance 336.45
geology 554.5
heraldry 929 . 6
history^ ancient 937
' modern 945
laws 349.45
maps 9x2.45
peerage 929.75
reformation in 274.5
religious history 274 . 5
schools, public 379 . 45
statistics 3x4.5
titles of honor 929.75
travel 9x4.5
treaties 341.245
zoology 59X.945
other topics see table i
Itch parasitic diseases 616. 9685
Ithaca, Greece anc. hist. 938.3
. Itinerant cookery 641.577
Iturbide i Mexican history 9 7 3. 04
Ivan 3 Russian " 947.04
4 " " 947-04
5 - - 947-04
Topics in bkck face type are sabdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
792
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Ivory carving 736
^Coast, Africa hist. 966.6
painting 751
supply 679
Ivy landscape gardening 716. i
Ixodids arachnida 595-4
Ixtle fibers 633.5772
J For words commonly spdd
with initial G pronounst as
J see under G
Jackass 636.182
Jacketed bullets sm. arms 623 . 45532
guns ordnance 623.42162
Jacketing ordnance 623.4234
steam engin'g62 1 . loii
Jackets clothing 646 . 45
Jacks, lifting mech. eng. 621.869
Jackson, Andrew presidency973 . 56
^Jackson city Mich, history 977.428
* CO. 111.
977-3994
1 Ind.
977.223
* la.
977-764
« Mich.
977.428
» Mo.
977.841
* 0.
977185
* W. Va. -
975-431
* Wis.
977.551
travel
917-7551
'Jacksonville, 111. history
977-346
Jacobins French "
944.04
monastic orders
271.2
pigeons
636 . 59625
political clubs
363
Jacobite church
281.5
Jacobites Eng. pol. party
329.942
Jacotot's system of educ.
371-45
Jacquerie French history
944.025
"Jacques Cartier CO. Que. hisi
[1.971.4285
Jade mineralogy
54961
Jail fever pathology
616.922
pub. helth
614.526
Jails architecture
725 62
prisons
365
Jaina architecture
7«-4
Jainas Hindu sect
294
*Jalisco, Mexico history
972.3
'Jamaica "
972.92
apple
634-413
Jambs arch, construe.
721.86
James, St epistle
227.91
I Eng. history
942.061
2
942 .067
1-5 Scot.
941.04
I of Aragon
Catalan miscellany 849 . 981 1
Henry Am. fiction
813.46
Jamestown, Va. U. S. hist
. 973 -aj
» Va.
975.5
Jamrosade
634.422
Jan I van Brabant
Dutch poetry 839.3113
'Janesville, Wis. history
977.587
Janin, J. G. Fr. essays
844.76
Topics in bkck face typ* are inbdivided. Sttperior flgaros refer to the tablet at the end of thia index
RELATIV INDEX
793
Janitor library econ. 023 . 79 1
servis dom.econ. 647.25
lib. econ. 023 . 79
Janitor's
apartment lib. bldgs 022.695
department admin. 025.9
Jansenism heresy 273.7
Japan
administration 354-53
botany 581.952
chemic technology 667.8
chestnut 634.533
clover 633.364
fauna 591-952
finance 336.52
geology 555-2
* history 952
maps 9x2.52
persimmon 634 . 45 1
plum 634.16
schools 379 52
statistics 315 -3
travel 915-2
treaties 341.252
walnut 634.513
Japanese
architecture 722.1
art 709-52
bantams 636 . 587 1 5
color prints 761
language • 49 5
poultry 636 . 5857
servants dom.econ. 647.24
wineberry 634.712
Japanning varnishing 698 . 3
Jars electric engineering 621.3521
Jasher, book of 229
Jasmin, J. Provencal poet. 849 . 143
Jasmin perfume plan ts 633 .811
^Jasper co. 111. history 977-374
Ind. " 977-297
la. " 977-759
Mo. " 977.872
Jaumave istle 633 . 5772
Jaundis diseases 616.36
physiology 612.35765
Java
fowls 636.5814
^ iland history 992.2
travel 919.22
ship U.S. war of 18 12 973-5251
Jawbone diseases 616.71
lower anat. 6 1 1 . 7 1 64
upper " 61X.7161
Toxica is bfaick fac« type are inbdiTlded. Superior
Jaw joint anatomy 611.724
diseases 616.73
surgery 617.52
* Jay CO. Ind. history 977.267
Jay's treaty U.S. hist. 973-43
Jealousy ethics i79-8
Jean de Tuim Fr. fiction 843 . 22
Jeanne d'Arc " hist. 944.026
*Jeddo history 952
travel 915 -2
Jefferson, T: presidency of 973 . 46
*Jefferson city, Mo. history 977.8551
CO. 111. * 977-3793
Ind. * 977.213
la. " 977-794
Mo. " 977-867
N.Y. - 974.757
O. history 977.169
Pa. " 974.862
W. Va.« 975.499
Wis. - 977.585
* Jefferson ville, Ind. history 977 .218
Jeffrey, P. Eng. essays 824.73
Jehovah doctrinal theoL 231
Jejunum anatomy 611.343
Jelly fish zoology 593 . 8
Jelousy ethics 179-8
Jennet
* Jennings co. Ind. history 977 . 2 1 7
Jeremiah Bible 224.2
Jeremy, epistle of Bible 229.5
Jerrold, D. Eng. humor 827.81
Jersey blue fowls 636 . 58 1 2
cattle 636.2243
City, N. J. history 974.927
CO. 111. - 977-385
iland of " 942.34
travels 914.234
prison ship 973*37"
swine 636.483
Jerseys, Washington in the 973-3325
Jerusalem
artichoke field crops 633 . 494
garden * 635.24
city history ancient 933
* " modem 956.9
travels " 915-69
com cereals 633.178
St John of knights 929.711
Jesters customs 394-2
'Jests Eng. literature 827
Jesuit missions 266.2
Jesuits religious orders 271.5
tea agric. 633 . 77
figuree refer to the tables at the end of this hidez
1
794
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Jesus
Christology 232
society of relig. order 271.5
Jet economic geology 553.2a
pumps prac. chem. 542.9
Jets, steam engin'g 62 1 . 69
Jettatura witchcraft 133-4
Jetties engineering 627.6
Jew plum 634 . 442
Jewelry
customs 391-7
manufacture 671
fine arts 739
toilet 646 . 48
Jewish
architecture 722.3
calendar 529.3
cookery 641 . 567
discovery of America 973 - 1 1
* language 492.4
* literature 892.4
philosofy 1 8 1. 3
religion 296
Jews
apologetics against 239.2
biografy 922.96
disabilities of 296
ethnology 572-933
history, ancient 933
modem 296
restoration of 296
Jigging mining engin'g 622.75
Jipijapa plant fibers 633 . 584
*Jo Daviess co. 111. hist. 977.334
Joan of Arc Fr. history 944.026
Job Bible 223 . i
Job work
economics 33 1 . 23 1
printing 655.26
Jockeys horse racing 798
Jodelle, Etienne Fr. drama 842 .34
Joel Bible 224.7
Johansson, L. Swed. poet. 839.713a
John, King Eng. history 942.033
St epistle i 227.94
2 227.95
3 227.96
gospel of 226.5
knights of 929.711
Revelation of 228
John I French history 944.024
2 " " 944.025 .
Johnson, A. presidency of 973 . 81
S : Eng. essays 824 . 63
Topics is hUtck face typ* are tobdh ided. Superior
* Johnson CO. 111. history 977.3996
* Ind.
1
1
977251
977.7655
977.8455
694.6
623.84
la.
Mo.
Joinery carpentry
sbipbilding
Joint
committees, legislativ 328.3627
resolutions legis. proced. 328.377
stock companies law 347 . 7
Joints
anatomy 6x1.72
calkt plumbing 696 . 6
d iseases of medicin 616.73
geology 551.84
injuries to surgery 617.47
mechanic engineering 62 1 . 88
of wood work carpentry 694 . 2
physiology 6x2.75
rail engineering 625.15
riveted engineering 620.11287
plumbing 696.4
rust " 696.6
screw " 696 . 5
steam pipe 62 1 . 1857
toggle machinery 62 1 . 825
universal " 621.825
■Jokes English humor 827
* Joliet , 111 . history 977-325
*Joliette CO. Que. history 971 .442
John, J. K. Swed. drama 839.7264
Jonah Bible 224.92
'Jones CO. la. history 977 . 763
travel 917.7763
shorthand 653.43
Jongleurs French poetry 841.09
Jonson, B. English dram. 822.34
* Joplin CO. Mo. history 977.8721
Jordan river antiquities 913.33
travels 915.69
Joseph I German history 943 .051
2 " " 943.057
Joshua Bible 222.2
Joubert, Joseph Fr. essays 844 . 62
Journalism 070
Journalists, lives of 920 . 5
Journals mill work 62 1 . 82 1
Journeys round the world 910.4
Jovellanos.G.M.de Span.lit. 868.42
Jubilee singers, Fisk univ. 784 . 7
Jubilees, military 355-16
Judaism 296
vs Christianity 239.2
ilsuret refer to the tablei at 0&e end of this iiidez
RELATIV INDEX
795
Judd, Sylvester Am. fie.
81334
Jurisprudence
340
Jude epistle, Bible
227.97
medical
340.6
Judea ancient history
933
Jurists, see Lawyers
* modem **
956.9
Jury trial law
340.4
Judges, book of Bible
222.3
Justice, see Justis
law courts
347-97
Justification doct. theol.
234-7
lives
923 4
Justis ethics
179.9
Judgment
pol. sci.
323.42
mental faculties
153. S
Justises of the peace law
347-96
private ecclesias. polit>
r 262.8
Jute agriculture
633 • 54
theology
236.9
dom. econ.
646.186
Judicial
manufactures
677
chemistry law
340.6
Jutland cattle
636.2357
combat "
340.3
swine
636.434
control administration
3SX.04
Juvenal Latin satire
877.7
corps univ. admin.
378.113
Juvenil
ordeal law
340.3
books reading and aids
028.5
Judiciary
see also subject
department U. S. gov't
353-5
courts
364
electiv law
347-97
criminals law
343
Judith Bible
229.2
literature
028.5
Juggernaut
299.14
mortality pub. helth
614.133
Jugglery
791
refonnatories
364
Juglandese botany
583 -973
Juxta-aortic glands
611 .46521
Jugoslavia history
949-7
Jugular
ganglion anat.
611.89191
glands
611.4637
vein, external "
611. 1452
internal "
611.1451
veins, posterior
611. 1453
Jugurthan war Rom. hist
' 937-05
Juice, intestinal physioL
6x2.331
Jujube
634.662
Julian calendar
529-4
Jumpers poultry
636.528
Jumping athletics
613.72
Juncaces botany
584.45
Junctions
railroad engineering
625.1
sewers
6^8.251
* Juneau co. Wis. history
977-555
Juneberry
634-741
*Juniata co. Pa. history
974.847
Junius letters Eng. satire 837 . 64
Jupiter astronomy
523-45
mjrthology
292
"Jura, France history
944.47
Jurassic age geology
551.76
Juridic
powers legislation
328.251
theory of state
320.151
Jurisdiction civil trials
347.98
sufErage
324.243
TopiM in black face tfpe an sobdiTided. Superior flgtires refer to the tables at the end of this indes
796
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Kabala Jewish philosofy
Kabardian sheep
Kafir agriculture
^Kaflfraria, Africa history
*Kafirs
Kairin therapeutics
Kaiser German gov't
Kay
^Kalamazoo city, Mich. his.
* CO. « -
Kale
Kaleidoscope optics
Kalendar
Kalifs Mohammedanism
^Kalkaska co. Mich. hist.
Kalmuck sheep
Kalmucks description
history
Kalsomining
^Kamchatka history
^Kamerun, Africa hist.
Karnes, H : H. Eng. essays
'Kamoiuaska co. Que. hist.
Kanawha
* CO. W. Va. history
* valley, W.Va.
* Little,W.Va. -
*Kane co. 111. history
Kangaroo zoology
^Kankakee co. 111. history
Kansas, U. S.
admission U. S. hist.
* history
181.3
636.385
633.177
968.6
968.6
61S.75
354.4305
634.451
977.418
977-417
635.346
535.86
297
977.465
636.385
915
950
698.2
957
967.1
824.62
971.475
975-437
975-43
975.43
977.323
599.2
977.363
973.68
978.1
For military history, see sub-
cam pains
rv history, i
divisions of Special c
and Military history
973-7 and 973.89
under
struggle in U. S. hist. 973 .66
^Kansas city, Mo. history 977.8411
Kansas-Nebraska bill "
Kant critical philosofy
German "
Karananian sheep
Karbo domestic animals
973.66
142
193.2
636.385
636.293
Karlsefne.T. disco v. of Am.973 • ^3
Karoub fruit culture
*Karput, Asia Turk. hist.
*Kartum, Egypt history
^Kashmir, India history
Kashmir goat
Kaspar von der R6hn
^Kastamuni, Asia Tur. hist.956 . 3
Kate, J. J. L. ten Dut. poet. 839.3156
Kearny in New Mexico 973.6231
Kearsarge, ship U. S. hist. 973.754
634.462
956.6
962 .6
954.6
636.39854
831.35
Keats, John Eng. poetry 82 1 . 78
Keeley cure alcoholism 616.861
Keels shipbilding 623 . 84
*Keewatin, Canada history 971.26
travel 917.126
Kellgren, J. H. Swed. poet. 839 . 7 1 52
Kelpies folklore
Kelsen, S. T. Danish "
Keltic ancient history
languages
Kempis, Thomas ^
Kendall co. 111. history
Kennebec co. Me.
Kennedy, J : P. Am. fie.
Kenosha city. Wis. hist.
CO. Wis. "
Kent CO. Del. «
trav
hist.
398.4
839-8137
936
491.6
242.1
977.326
974.16
813.32
977.599
977.598
975.. 14
917.514
942.23
975.236
977.455
971.522
971.333
974.54
636.523
636.3215
England
Md.
Mich.
N. B.
Ont.
R.I.
Kent poultry
sheep
Kentucky, U. S.
admission U. S. hist. 973.41
* history 976.9
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973 -Sai 973.7 and 973.89
travel 9 1 7 . 69
Kentucky horse 636.13
red turkey 636 . 592 8
*Keokuk city, la. history 977 . 7991
* CO. la. " 977.791
Kepler's problem astron. 521.37
Keramics art 738
chemic tech. 666 . 3
Keratomala(ria eye diseases 617.71
Kermess 394-6
*Kem CO. Cal. history 979.488
Kerosene
chemic technology 665 . 5
heating chem. 542.43
inspection prot . of life 614.834
^Kerry, Ireland history 941.96
Kerry cattle
sheep
Ketones chemistry
^Kewaunee co. Wis. hist.
*Keweenaw co. Mich. "
636.2256
636.3244
547.6
977.562
977.499
Kex61, Olof Swed. drama 839.7253
Topics in bkek face type are sablividad. Supsrior flf nros refer to the tables at the end of this index
.J
RELATIV INDEX
797
Key bugle musical instru.
Keys
and locks manufac.
machine fastenings
mathemat. student hon.
Keyser, R. Danish essays
Ehita ancient history
*Khiva history
travel
^Khodavendigar Asia hist.
»Khokand, Turkestan "
Kidglove orange
Kidnapping crim. law
Kidney bean
vetch
Kidneys
action of vagus on
anatomy
diseases
physiology
surgery
*Kildare, Ireland history
^Kilkenny. -
>Killamey, « «
travels
Kilos anatomy
Kilpatrick's expedition
"Kincardine, Scot, history
Kindergarten education
Kindness ethics
Kinematics machinery
physics
Kinetic theory of gases
Slinetics physics
Kinetograf photografy
Kinetoscope "
icing, William Eng. satire
Edng George's war U.S. hist
PhiHp's - - '
N.E. '
- U.S. «
Dan. poet.
William's
Kinghir sheep
Kingo, Thomas
King's daughters
Kings
absolute monarchy
bench
book of, Bible
constitutional monarchy
CO. Cal.' history
Ireland "
New Brunswick "
New York "
Nova Scotia **
788.46
683
621.883
371.81
839 . 8463
939 . 45
958-5
915-85
956 . 1
958 -7
634.322
343
635-652
633.362
612.819915
6x1. 61
616.61
612.46
617.46
941.8s
941 .89
941 .96
914.196
611.81711
973.7362
941.26
372.3
177-7
621.81
531-1
533-7
531.3
778
778
827.47
.973.26
973-24
974 ,
973-25
636.385
839.8134
267 . 433
321.6
347-99
222. s
321.7
979 • 485
941 . 86
971.541
974 - 722
971-634
Kings
* CO. P. E. I. history
divine right pol. sd.
evil diseases
lives
mountain Am. revol.
Kingship
Kingsley, C : Eng. fiction
^Kingston, Ont. history
Kinkel, J ; G. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 82
^Kinross, Scotland history 941.34
Kinship customs 392
. genealogy 929 . i
Kipp gas apparatus chem. 542 . 72
^Kirkcudbright, Scot. hist. 94 1 . 49
971.77
321.6
616.996
923.1
973-3364
321.6
823.85
971.372
Kitchens
Kite flying
394.6
392.3
643 3
635
57#.93
728.93
Kirmess
Kissing customs
Kitchen
domestic economy
gardening
middens archeology
architecture
meteorology 551.51
mil. aeron. 623 . 746
sports 796
Kites aeronautics 629.171
*Kiva, Turkestan history 958.5
Kjaempeviser Dan. poet. 839.8112
Kj^rkegaard,S.A. " essays839.8462
Klausen, Peder " misc. 839 . 883
Kleist, H : B. W; von 832 . 68
Kleptomania mental dis. 132.6
Klinger, F; M. Ger. dram. 832 .64
* Klondike region history 971.21
Klopstock, F ; G. Ger. poet 83 1 . 62
Knee anatomy 611.983
cap * 61 I. 71845
joint * 611. 7283
Kneipp cure therapeutics 615.853
Knife, grass 631 . 351 1
grafting 631.341
pnming 631.3422
switches elec, eng. 621.31732
Knifetooth harrow
Knightage heraldry
Ejiighthood
chivalry
orders heraldry
Kiiights
Hospitalers
of Columbus Great war 940.4775
labor labor organiza. 33 1 . 88
Malta 929.711
Pythias secret soc. 366.2
631.3134
929.7
394-7
929.7
929.711
Topics in bitck face type we sobdiTided. Superior flsures refer to the tables at the end of tibia index
798
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Knights
of Rhodes
St John
Templars
Knitting dom. econ.
machines textils
Knives cutlery
stone, chipt
polisht
Knorring, S. M. von
Knowledge, theory of
unity of
Knowles, J. S. Eng. dram.
Knownothing party
U. S. history
politics
>Knox CO. 111.
1
1
1
1
Ind.
Me.
^ Mo.
O.
history
travels
history
929.711
929.711
939.71a
646.26
677
672
571.15
571-35
839-7361
121
121
822.72
973 66
329-5
977.349
917.7349
977.339
974.15
977.8315
977.152
973.7358
398.4
771
635.348
958.7
633 . 76
615.32318
636.271
615.32318
967.2
967.5
916.75
967 -5
636 . 386
956.4
614.324
637.146
915.45
956.6
915.66
297
962.8
831.66
977.282
408.9
977.721
832.66
614.324
637 . 146
294
491.83
Kr5npton inorganic chem. 546.294
Ku Klux Klan pol. ass'ns 363
Kumiss adulterations 614.324
dairy products 637.146
Kumquat 634.324
Kunawar, Punjab trav. 915.45
^Kurdish language 491-57
* Kurdistan history 956.6
travels 915.66
»Kurile ilands history 952
travels 915.2
Kyloe cattle 636 . 2233
Kyrie sacred music 783.22
Knoxville campain
Kobolds folklore
Kodaks photografy
Kohlrabi
*Kokand, Turkestan hist.
Kola agriculture
therapeutics
Kolmogorian cattle
Kola therapeutics
»Kongo, Africa history
1 Basin
travel
* Free State history
sheep
«Konieh, Asia Turk. hist.
Koomiss adulterations
dairy products
Koonawur, Punjab trav.
*Koordistan history
travels
Koran Mahometanism
*Kordofan, Egypt history
KOmer, K ; T. Ger. poetry
*Kosciusko CO. Ind. hist.
Kosmos imiv. language
^Kossuth CO. la. hist.
Kotzebue, A ; F ; F. von
Koumiss adulterations
dairy products
Krishna Buddhism
^Kroatian language
Topics In bkck face type are lubdiYlded. Superior ilgurea refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
799
L. IL Z. fonnulflB geodesy
536.46
Lacemaking art needlewlj
: 746
Labels in museums
57973
manufac.
677
Labia majora anatomy
611.6732
Lacerated wounds surg.
617.143
minora "
611.6733
Laceration of genital tract
618.55
Labiatse botany
583-891
Lacertilia reptils
598.11
Labiche, E. M. Fr. drama
842.81
Lacewing flies pests
632.74
Labor
Lachine rapids, Que. trav.
917.14285
colony
331.8
Lachrymal, see Lacrimal
dep't estab. U. S. hist.
973.85
Lacistemaceae botany
583.983
induction of obstetrics
618.88
■Lackawanna co. Pa. hist.
974.836
laws
338.9
Lacker
obstetrics
618.4
work artistic furniture
749
of children
331.3
manufactures
667.7
party polit. parties
329.85
*Laclede co. Mo. history
977.8815
pathology of obstetrics 6x8.5
Laconia ancient history
938.9
political economy
331
'Laconics Eng. literature
828
savers, domestic
643.6
Lacquer
kitchen
643 -34
work artistic furniture
749
literary
029.2
manufactures
667.7
state control
351.83
Lacrimal
statistics polit. econ.
331
apparatus anatomy
6x1.8464
unions * *
331.88
physiology
612.847
Laboratories
bone anatomy
611. 7157
architecture
727. 5
disorders eye diseases
617.76
biologic
590 -7
secretions zoology
591-147
chemic architecture
727.5
*La Crosse city, Wis. hist.
977.572
prac. chem.
542.1
* CO. Wis.
977.571
physical arcJiitecture
727.4
travel
^917.7571
school bildings
371.623
Lacrosse games
797
equipment
371.66
Lactation
state adulterations
614-3
diseases of obstetrics
618.71
Laboratory
physiology
6x2.664
technic chemistry
542
Lacteals anatomy
6XX.426
method of instruction
371.38
Lactic fermentation physioL6z2 . 664x7
Laborers
Lactiferous ducts anat.
611.693
cottages architecture
728.68
Lactm milk composition
637.1272
domestic
647 -3
Lactobutyrometer
637.1275
factory organization
621.705
Lactocrite
637.1275
occupation hygiene
613.6
Lactodensimeter
637.1276
political econ.
331.8
Lactometer dairy
637.1276
Laboring
public helth
614.32
classes laws, see Laws
Lactoscope dairy
637.1276
polit. econ.
331.8
Lactose milk composition
637.1272
sociology
323.33
nutrition
612.39614
Labrador
Lactose nutrition
612.39614
discovery of America
973.16
Lacunae, urethral anat.
611.6234
* history
971.9
Ladders lib. econ.
022 .941
Labjrrinth
Ladies
membranous anatomy
611.852
in library reading rooms
024.53
osseous "
611.853
maids dom. econ.
647.25
Labyrinths prehist. arch.
571.9s
of the Sacred Heart
271.93
La CalprenMe, G.de C.de
843 . 43
^Ladrone ilands history
996.7
Lacaune sheep
636.3468
travel
919.67
Lacedaemon anc. history
938.9
Lafayette, M. comtesse de
843 . 48
Topics in bkck face tjvt are aabdivided. Superior flgurea refer to tlie tabies at the end of tiUs index
8oo
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
'Lafayette, Ind. history 977.295
* CO. Mo. " 977.845
* Wis. " 977-579
La Fl^he fowls 636 . 543
La Fontaine, ]• de Fr. poet 841 . 45
Lagerbring, S. Swed. misc. 839.7844
'Lagrange CO. Ind. hist. 977.279
La Harpe, J*. F. de Fr. dram. 842 . 63
essays 844.61
'Lahore, India history 954.5
Lahune sheep 636 . 3469
Laissez f aire pol. econ. 330.153
^Lake Champlain history 9 74 . 754
travels 917.4754
*Lake CO. Cal. history 979-417
* 111. " 977.321
* Ind. " 977.399
Mich.
977.468
0.
977.133
drainage
627.5
duck
636.59782
dwellings archeol. 571.83
* George, N. Y. hist. 974.751
* M^antic CO. Que. * 971.469
* of Bays dist. Ont. " 971.316
* St John CO. Que. " 971.414
1 states, U. S. « 977
travel 917.7
For military history of all or
individual states, see subdivis-
ions of Special campains and
Military history under 973.53.
973.7 and 973.89
surveys geodesy 526 . 99
transportation 387
vessels shipbilding 623 . 824
Lakenf eld cattle 636 . 2354
Lakenvelder fowls 636 . 532
cattle 636.2354
Lakes
artificial landsc. garden. 714
boundaries pol. sd. 320.1286
physical geograf y 5 5 1 • 48
water supply 628.11
Lalli, G. Italian satire 857.53
Lamaism 294
Lamartine, A. M. LI de P. de 841 . 74
Lamb, Charles Eng. essay s 8 2 4 . 7 5
Lambertypes 773
Lambs lettuce 635 . 57
^Lambton co. Ont. history 971 .327
Lamellae, bony histology 6 1 1 . o 1 843
Lamellibranchiata zoology 594 . i
La Mennais, H. F. R. de
French essays 844 . 71
philosofy 194.6
Topics in blftck face type are i ubdiylded« Superior
Lamentations Bible 224.3
Lamiales botany 583 . 87
Lammermuir sheep 636 . 3252
La Motte, A. H. de Fr.dram. 842 . 5 1
Fouqu(«, F;H;C: 833.65
Lamp
black air pollution 614.747
holes sewerage 628.253
posts vent, of sewers 628.232
shells zoology 594-8
'Lampoons English satire 827
Lampreys fishes 597-2
Lamps
arc elec. lighting 621.325
bracket lib. bildings 022.765
chemic technology 665 . 6
filament elec. lighting 621.326
incandescent vapor 62 1 . 3 2 73
library bildings 023.751
^Lanark, Scotland hist. 941.43
* CO. Ont. ** 971 . 382
^Lancashire, England " 942 . 72
sheep 636 3254
swine 636.4242
Lancaster
and York Eng. hist. 942- 04
Irish " 941-54
' CO. Pa. history 974- 815
system education 3 7 1 • 4 1
Lancelet fishes 597 -i
Lances side arms 623 . 4444
Land
claims finance 336.13
companies
drainage engin'g 627.5
farm economics 631 . z
grants finance 336.14
to public schools 379 . 123
law 347.2
laws polit. economy 333
markers 631 .3314
nationalization of 333 • i
operations Great war 940-43
political economy 333
public polit. economy 333 . i
settlement guides 63 1 . 1 1
slides geology 55^ -3
soil 63Z.4
state domain 336 . i
surveying 526.9
tenure law 347-2
titles, insurance of 368.8
travel protec. of life 6 1 4 . 86 1
under water drainage 631 .616
flsures refer to the tablet at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
8oi
Landaise sheep 636.3463
Landed
gentry English heraldry 929.725
industry state control 351.823
*Landes, France history 944.77
Landing
apparatus aviation 629.187
artillery mil. eng. 623.414
places aeronautics 629.144
Landlord
and tenant law 347 .<2
polit. econ. 333
Landrat G^r. local gov't 352.0433
Landscape drawing 741
gardening 7x0
painting 758
photografs 779
sketching 741
Landtag Ger. cent, gov't 354 . 4308
local " 353.0431
Langebek, J. Dan. misc. 839.8842
Langendijk, P. Dutch dram.839 .3241
Langensalza goat 636 . 393
Langerhans, ilands of anat. 611.377
physiol. 612.349
'Langlade CO. Wis. hist. 977.535
Langland, W : Eng. poetry 821.15
Langshan fowls 636.5853
Language 400
* English, origin of 422
lessons elemen. educ. 372.6
localization physiol. 6 1 2 . 82 5 2 49
of flowers 716.2
origin of 401
phy Biology 6x2. 789
sign def and dum 371.912
hieroglyfics 419. i
universal 408.9
Languages
intranational migration 323 . i
philology 400
see also qualifying names
Langue bleue philology 408 . 9
'Languedoc, France hist. 944 . 8
trav. 914 . 48
swine 636 . 447
Lank sheep 636 . 3254
'Lansing, Mich. hist. 977.427
Lantern
astronomic 5 2 3 . 89
magic optics 535.86
slides education 371-335
lib. administra. 025 . 177
library cases for 022 . 487
Lanterns dom . economy 644.322
Lanthanum chemistry • 546 . 63
Lanzi, Luigi Ital. essays 854.64
'Laos, Asia history 959*4
Laparotomy surgery 617.55
'Lapeer CO. Mich, history 977.442
La Peruse, Ji B.de Fr.drama 842 . 33
La Place's functions calcul. 517.35
'Lapland, Russia history 947.1
travels 914.71
'La Plata history 982
'Laporte CO. Ind. history 977.291
Lapping machines 621.923
Laprade, PI M. V: R: de 841 .81
*La Prairie co. Que. hist. 971 .434
Larceny law 343
Lard
adulterations 614.313
chemic technology 664 . 3
refiners' occupation hyg. 613.62
refining air pollution 614.743
Larder dom. economy 643 . 3 7
Large
farm 631.1161
card swine, French 636.441
German 636.434
intestin anatomy 6x1.347
physiology 6x2.36
numbers, cooking for 641 . 57
numbers, entertaining 642 . 43
or small college 3 7^ • 1 5
Polish swine 636 . 433
Suffolk ** 636.4246
Larivey, Pierre de Fr. dram. 842 .38
Larra, M.J.de F. Span.fict. 863 .51
Larva comp. physiol. 612.651
embryology 591-34
Laryngeal
nerv, inferior anatomy 611.831917
superior •* 611.831916
pharynx *• 611.3273
tonsils " 611.326
Laryngology pathology 616,22
Laryngoscope " 616.22
Laryngoscopy " 616.22
physiology 612 . 7823
Lary ngotomy su rgery 617.42
Larynx
acoustics 534-7
anatomy 61 x . 22
artificial physiol. 612.783
diseases of 616.22
of birds comp. physiol. 612 . 788
physiology 612.78
Topics is bkck tece type are inbdhrided. Superior flcures refer to the tables at the end of this index
803
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Larzac sheep 636 . 3468
La Sale, Antoine de Fr. fie. 843 . 23
^Lasalle, 111. history 977-327
^Lassen co. Gal. history 979 . 426
travel 917.9426
'L'Assomption co. Que. hist. 971 .4416
Last supper sacraments 265 . 3
La Taille, Jl de Fr. dram. 843 .36
Late hours hygiene 613.79
Latent period
physiology of brain 613.8211
hart 613.1723
muscle 613.7417
Lateral
colum of cord anat. 611.8256
line comp. physiology 613. 8869
Lath, metal plastering 693 . 66
wooden " 693 . 65
Lathe work mech. eng. 621 .94
Latin
antiquities 913-37
biog^afy 920.037
church 282
classics 870
epic poetry 873
erotica 874
geografy 912-37
hymns hymnology 345 . 7
literature 879 . i
inscriptions 47i-7
^ language 470
* literature 870
lyric poetry 874
* medieval and modem 479
mythology 29a
squares and rectangles
mathematics 51 1 . 61
union 332-43
Latissimus dorsi anat. 611.73113
Latitude
at sea navigation 527 . i
determinations geodesy 536.61
finding 5^5-41
geocentric theor . astron .521.26
heliocentric - " 521.25
variations of " " 521.28
Latium ancient history 937-6
* modem •* 945-6
Latrines sanitation 628.45
Latterday saints Mormons 298
Lattis doors arch, constr. 721.83
girders engin'g 624.23
Lattist constmction bild'g 694 . 5
Laube, H ; Ger. drama 832 . 76
Laudonni^re discov. of Am. 973 . 18
Laughing
gas anesthetics 615.781
physiology 613.3x9
Laughter emotions 157
hysteria 616.853
Launch engins 631.1228
Launching
tubes torpedoes 623.95
ways shipbilding 623 . 83
Laundresses dom. econ. 647.35
Laundries
architecture 738 93
public dom. econ. 648.1
Laundry
accounts dom. econ. 64S.11
cooperativ * " 648 i
domestic economy 648. z
location of domestic 643 . 58
Lauragaise sheep 636 . 3465
Laurineae botany 583.931
Lava lithology 552.21
'Laval CO. Que. history 971.427
Lavatories
domestic economy 643 . 52
furnishings dom. econ. 64 5. 68
library bildings 033.686
school ** 371.626
La Vendue
^ French department 944 -61
insurrection 944-043
Lavender perfume plants 633.812
Law 340
addresses 34 7 • 04
and miracles theology 231.7
and order leags temp'nce 178.4
dictionaries 347-03
forms 347-93
interpretation pol. sd 328.31
making "* '^ 328
merchant 347-7
metaphysics
moral ethics 170
of corporations 347-7
nations 341
nature science 501
sociology 340 . 1
special topics see subject
parish ecclesias. polity 363.3
parliamentary 328 . i
reports American 345-4
English 346.4
schools 340 . 7
architecture 727.4
Sunday 263.8
Topic* in bUck face type are sobdi/ided. Superior flcurei refer to the tables at 0&e end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
Lawn bowls
796
Leakage
mowerE
631-3527
elec. power transmission
6ji.
tennis
796
railway engineering
631.
Lawns
71J
Leanness physiol.
611.
'Lawrence co. III. history 977.376
060
' Ind.
977.336
bildings arch
737.
' Mo.
977-87S
Learning revival lit hist
800
' 0.
977.188
Leases law
347-
' Pa.
974.893
Least squares
Uws
computing orbits
S".,
529.148
la geodesy
S26.1
bilding bilding
693.9
probabilities
S'9-i
protec. of life
614. 85
Leather, see lather
cittzcnsbip
3*3-61
Leaves fertilizers
631. J
conflict of
341. 5
shapes of botany 581.1
llbnij lib, econ.
o«. 894-9
'Lebanon CO. Pa. history
974.1
medical license
6.4.34
Leblanc ram hyd. mach
631.;
practiB
614.2
Lebrun, P. D. E. Fr, poet
841, i
* of language English
433. t
•Lecce, Italy history
945-'
plumbing
696.9
Lecithin blood
6l3.
school
379-14
nutrition
613.;
uniform I^islation
338. aa
Lecompton constitution
Lawyers
Kansas history
978.:
and American revolution
973-315
slavery
336..
ethics
■74.3
U. S. history
973 ■<
lives
»a3-4
Le Coq, Thomas Fr. dram
843.;
Laxativs therapeutics
615.7331
Lectern sacred furniture
347-1
Lay ministry eccles. polity 363 . 14
Lectionary Anglican ritu.
364.1
Layamon Eng. poetry
831.11
Lecture rooms lib. bilding
033. (
Layering plant culture
631.534
school
37'-'
pots
631-335
Lectures
Layett«s clothing
646.36
copyright of
655.1
Laying of egs zootecbny
636.08246
' EngUsh oratory
825
Laying out of
for laboring classes
331. f
farm
631.1*
halls for architecture
725-'
towns and streets eng
635.7
instruction methods
371-;
public helth
614.781
library
Lazarettos
library propagandism
031.:
contagious diseases
614.45
support
031.t
hospitals
363,1
popular education
374.:
Lazarists monastic ord.
371.77
* on special topic see subject
Lead, «« Led
Led
Uading
6ai.;
cases American law
345 5
black economic geol.
S53-;
English ■
346.5
chemistry
546-:
on special subjects see
drags
6.5.;
subject
manufacture
671
Leading glazing
698.5
meUUurgy
669.,
Leaf cfaervU
635 78
mining
633.;
cuttings
631-5357
ores economic geology
S53-.
hoppers pests
632.7s
poisoning toxicology
615-'
insecU '
632.73
roofs bilding
695-
Le^ of nations
341 I
water pipes
618.
Leags, law and order
178.4
Leding glazing
698.
Topki bi btack bco Irr* an inMi»id*l Snptrln
Otnra ibIm to tha tibial at tha Mid e[ tb
8o4
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Lee
C: treason Am. revol. 9 73. 3 83
R. E: surrender U.S. hist. 973 . 7384
*Lee CO. 111. history 977-336
* la " 977-799
Leechee 634.571
Leeches culture 639 . 8
medicin 616.9688
zoology 595-1
*Leeds city, Eng. history 942 . 74
* CO. Ont. ** 971-373
Leek 635.261
*Leelanaw co. Mich. hist. 977 . 463
^Leeward ilands ** 972 . 97
trav. 917.297
Left hart anatomy 611.12a
Lef thandedness 612.76
Leg anatomy 611. 984
lymf atics " 611. 421 84
muscles ** 611.7383
surgical operations 617.58
Legacies law 347-6
taxation 336.27
Legal
anecdotes 340.9
bibliograf y 016.34
capacity of persons law 347 - 1
chemistry law 340.6
education 34° -7
ethics 1 74 -3
hermeneu tics 347
holidays lib. econ. 023.652
. maxims 340.9
medicin asphyxiation in 6 1 2 . 2 3 2
j urisprudence 340.6
profession, see Lawyers
status of woman 396 . 2
tender paper money 332.5
Legendre's theorem geod, 526.42
Legends folklore 39^ . 2
monastic 271
mythology 291
of the Madonna 225 . 92
Legerdemain 791
Leghorn fowls 636 .551
Legislation 328
American statutes 345
British *• 346
comparativ 34o • 5
fertilizers 631.818
industrial 33^.9
library founding of libs. 021.8
political science 328
public helth 614 . 09
Topid in black face type are rabdivided, Superior
legislation
sumptuary social ethics 177.4
wages 331.261
see also qualifying term
Legislativ
bodies and annals 328
manuals 328.371
reporting shorthand 653.046
Legislators
powers 328.34
restrictions 328.34
Legislatures, see Legis. bodies
Legitimacy family law 3 4 7. 6
Legs, artificial surgery 617.58
Legumes field crops 633.3
food values 641.12
garden crops 635 . 6
harvesting 63 1 . 5563
nutrition 612.3927a
Leguminosae botany 583.32
Leguminous fruits 634 . 46
^Lehigh CO. Pa. history 974.827
Leibnitz Ger. philosofy 193 - 1
^Leicester, Eng. history 942 . 54
travels 914.254
sheep 636.3212
border sheep 636 .3213
^Leinster, Ireland history 941.8
^Leipzig history 943-21
travels 914.321
Leitnerieae botany 5^3-972
^Leitrim, Ireland history 941.71
Le Mans fowls 636 . 543
Lemercier, L* J*. N. 842.68
Lemnaceae botany 584.68
Lemniscus anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 6 7
Lemnos ancient history 939 . 1 1
* modem " 949-91
*Lemoille CO. Vt. history 974.33
Lemon vine 634 . 7757
Lemonade adulterations 614.346
Lemons fruit culture 634 . 334
Lempster sheep 636.3242
Lemur zoology 599-8
*Lenawee CO. Mich. hist. 977.431
Length of college course 378 . 241
legislativ sessions 328 . 354
term of oflBs 328 . 3356
working day econ. 33 1 . 81 1
Lennep, J. van Dutch fie. 839 . 3354
Lenngren, A. M. Swed.poet. 839 .7156
Lennoaceae botany 583.66
*Lennox & Addington co. Ont.
history 971.359
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
805
Lens
crystallin anatomy 611. 844 1
physiology 612. 844 1
eye diseases 617.74
lenses optics 535- 81
photografy 771
L^nstrOm, K. J. Swed. lit. 839 . 7464
Lent Anglican church 264.031
Lenten cookery 641 . 566
mass music 783.27
Lentibularieae botany 583.825
Lenticular nucleus anat. 611. 81322
Lentils 635.668
Leo 3 Byzantine history 949 . 502
Leon
L. P. de Span, poetry 861 .33
Ponce de discov. of Am. 973 . 16
^ Spain history 946.2
Leonese sheep ^ 636 . 366
Leopardi, G. Ital. poetry 851.75
Leopold I Ger. history 943 . 044
2 " " 943 06
Leopold, K. G. af 839 . 7 1 5 7
Lepidoptera agric. pests 632.78
zoology 595 . 78
Lepisma agric. pests 632.71
Leprosy pathology 616.998
public helth 614.546
Leptocardii 5 9 7 • i
Le Sage, A. R. Fr. fiction 843 .51
Lesbos ancient history 939.12
* modem " 949 92
Leslie's Virginia exped. 9 73 • 33^ i
Lesser circulation, pressure 612 . 148
Lessing, G. E. Ger. drama 832 .61
Lether domestic econ. 646. 15
manufacture 675
stampt bilding 698 . 8
Letter writing compo. 808.6
etiquet 395
Lettering, ornamental 745
'Letters English alfabet 421
' literature826
patent patents 608
' see also special subject
Lettic languages 491 . 9
^Lettish " 491-93
Lettuce 635.52
Leucocytes physiology 6x2.112
Leucocythemia diseases 616.41
Leucocy tic ferments phys .612.11211
Leucocytosis " 612.1126
Leucomains " 612.398195
Leucorrhea gynecology 618.17
^Levant, Asia history 956
travels 915 . 6
sheep 636.385
ship U.S. wari8i2 973.5257
Levator
anguli oris anatomy 611.7326
scapulae anatomy 6 1 1 . 73 1 1 4
Levatores
costarum anatomy 611.7354
labii " 611.7326
Levees hydraulic engin'g 627.4
Level constant astron. 522.36
Leveling
adjustments geodesy 526 . 58
barometric geodesy 526.37
spirit 526.36
surveying $26.95
trigonometric 526.38
Lever
application obstetrics 618.81
mechanics 53i-Si
Levers
ordnance implements 623.463
Levigation prac. chem. 542.22
*Levis CO. Que. history 971 .459
Levitation spiritism 133*9
Leviticus Bible 222.13
Lewes, Mrs G : H : Eng. fie. 823 . 88
Lewis, M. G. Eng. fiction 823 .71
^Lewis CO. Mo. history 977 8345
* N.Y. - 974.759
* W. Va. - 975.461
Lex mercatoria law 347-7
Lexicografy, comparativ 413
Ehg. language 423
'Lexicons see Language
' on special topics see subject
Lexington, battle Am. rev. 973 . 33 1 1
ship - « 973-353
Liabilities bilding 692 . 9
Liability
acts, employers 331.82
insurance business 368 . 4
pol. econ. 331 .25
to military servis 355 . 22
Lias geology 55i-76
Libby prison U.S. civ. war 973 . 7712
Libel law 347-5
Liberal
Christianity rationalism an
unitarianism 288
degree, subjects allowable 378.242
Liberality ethics 1 79 • 9
^Liberia history 966.6
8
Topics in bkck face type are inbdhrided. Saperior flgtirea refer to the tables at the end of this index
8o6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Liberty
civil law 347
political sdence 323
ecclesiastic polity 262
metaphysics 123
of conscience eccles. pol. 262
press journalism 070
political science 323
will mental faculties 1 59
personal
religious
doctrin
law
political 8ci.
salvation
church
state ethics
Librarian
apartment lib. bildings
chief
duties
hours
qualifications
X • M. C« A.
Librarians biografy
Libraries
architecture
arguments against
for
for blind
working classes
lib. econ.
333
347
333
234
261
172
022
023
023
023
023
267
920
727
021
021
027
free public
027
331
027
pol. "
Ub. -
state control 351
lib. econ« 027
" 021
021
book rarities 098
025
general
home
house
imaginary
in block, buying
parochial lib. econ. 027 .
parish work 257
private lib. econ. 027 .
regulations for readers 024
school education 371 .
lib. econ. 027 .
scope and founding 021
special for schools 021.
special subject 026
Sunday opening Ub. econ. 024 .
theol. 263.
traveling 021.
in sense of series see subject
Library
administration 025
benefit associations 023 .
.1
•4
.8
.8
.13
.445
•7
. I
•44
9
•7
•3
.691
•4
.7
.6
SI
.343
.2
.8
.02
.01
.6
6
85
4
852
67
66
225
8
64
8
33
41
7
65
Library
bUdings
architecture
schools
Bureau
catalogs author
dictionary
subject
commission room bldgs
cranks lib. decorum
departments, state
economy
fires
furnishings dom. econ. 645.63
furniture 023 . 9
fixt 022.3
government 023
legislation lib. econ. 021
meetings staf privilege 023.6
022
727.8
371.623
020.65
018
019
017
022. 6xa
024.5a
021. Sa
020
022 .26
025.254
021 .8^3
021 .03
023.94.
267.32*5
020.7
023.7
267.353^
523.33
782
939-77
636.38^
6i6.9^3x
632 . 75
352.8
59
Topics in bkck face type are sub divided. Superior
name on book binding
post, cheap lib. law
. progress
property staff rules
rooms Y. M. C. A.
schools
staff organization
Y. M. C. A.
Librations moon
Librettos opera
Libya ancient history
Libyan sheep
Lice animal parasites
biting agric. pests
License
local government
of dentists pub. helth 614.24.
pharmacists * " 614.24.
physicians " " 614.24
teachers education 371.13
taxation 336*27
temperance 178.4
Licenses, maritime 387
Lichens botany 589 . z
Licinian laws pol. econ. 333
Roman hist. 937.02
"Licking CO. O. history 977.154
Lidner, Bengt Swed. poet. 839.7153
LieberkOhn *s glands 6 1 1 . 3 4 1 5
Lieder vocal music 784.4
"Li^e history 949 . 3
travels 914*93
Lien laws 347 * 2
Liemur system sewerage 628.213
figures refer to the tables at die end of this iadei
•^^^*
RELATIV INDEX
807
.^
Life
Light
animal painless extinct.
614.971
electric engineering
621.32
appointment to legis. body 328.3351
lib. bildings
022.754
army
355 X
physics
537-83
biology
570
houses engineering
627.9
boats outfit
623 . 86
navigation
656
protection of life
614.867
optics
535-88
shipbilding
623.829
houses protec. of life
614.865
conditions of biology
577.4
infantry mlL sci.
356
contingencies math.
519-5
mesology
6x2.0x444
elixir of alchemy
540.1
of earth
525.2
ethics
179.7
moon
523.32
future doctrinal theoL
237
stars
523.82
natural •
218
sun
523.72
insurance
368.3
optics
535
probabilities
519.5
perspectiv of shadows
515.63
metaphysics
III
photochemistry
541.35
nature of physiol.
612.013
polarization of
535.5
navy
355.1
cherapeutics
615.831
of legislatures
328.354
zodiacal astronomy
52359
origin of biology
576
Lighters boatbilding
623 . 829
polit. sci.
323.43
power *
623.8232
preservers protec. of life
614.867
Lighthouse
ship outfit
623 . 86
tenders shipbilding
623.826
properties of living matter
577
Lighting
protection from accidents
614.8
decorativ fine arts
745
saving servis protection
614.868
electric engineering
621.32
transport.
656
physics
537.83
sedentary hygiene
613.65
engineering
628.9
tables life insurance
368.3
library bildings
022.7
Lifting
mediums chem. tech.
665
bridges engineering
624 . 84
mines
622.47
committee legislation
328.375
panels elec. eng.
621,31727
machinery hydraulic
621 . 263
school bildings
371-627
mech. eng.
621.86
shipbilding
623.85
rams **
621.272
systems dom. econ.
644 3
Lifts
windows architecture
729.38
book library econ.
022.945
Lightning -
canal engineering
626.5
agriculture
632.15
domestic economy
643.6
arresters elec. line
621 .31982
mechanic engineering
621.87774
stations
» 621.3178
school equipment
371.629
telefone central
621.38794
Ligaments anatomy
611.72
terminal 62 1 . 38694
of larynx
611 .227
telegraf
621.38328
uterus
61 X. 667
deth by electrophysiol.
612 .014425
Ligatures therapeutics
615.813
physics
537.4
Light
rods physics
537-4
and air hygiene
613. 1
shock surgery
617. 12
shade arch, design
729.14
Lights
shadow, grafics of
515.7
and fuel dom. econ.
644
animal production physiol. 6 12.772
shades drawing
742
zoology 59 1. 59
perspectiv
515.63
effect on iris physiol.
612 .8423
chemic technology
665
plants
581. 1
ecclesiology
246.6
Ir
•.'t.
» ./
^i^
..».
•V
■■i
I
Topics in black face type are subdiv d3d. Superior figures refer to the tables at tiie end of this indei
>•<
8o8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Lightships shipbilding 623 . 826
Lignite econom. geol. 553.22
Liguria, Italy history, anc. 937.1
antiquities 913.371
* history mod. 945 . i
travel 914 -51
botany 5 84. 3 2
English drama 82 2 . 5 7
Liliaceae
LiUo. G:
*Lima, O.
* Peru
history
977.1421
985
918.5
635.653
623.4314
611 .81314
236.7
61Z.98
617.58
637.3533
travel
Lima bean
Limbers ordnance
Limbic lobe anatomy
Limbo eschatology
Limbs anatomy
artificial
Limburger cheese
Limbus
infantum eschatology 236.7
patrum " 236.6
Lime, see Limes
Limeberry 634.342
'Limerick, Ireland history 941.94
treaty of 941.56
Limes bilding material 69 1 . 5
chemic technol. 666 . 9
disinfectants 614.48
economic geology 553 .68
631.821
634 -337
552.46
55351
552.54
636.3256
324.273
323 . 49
094
324.223
fertilizers
fruit culture
Limestone crystallin
econom. geol.
lithology
sheep
Limitation
election expenditures
individual rights
Limited
editions
vote suffrage
'Limousin, Prance history 944 . 66
sheep 636.3425
swine 636.445
Limpets zoology 594-3
Lincoln, A. presidency of 973 . 7
'Lincoln co. Eng. history 942 . 53
travels 914.253
Me. history 974.15
Mo - 977 837
Ont. " 971.351
W. Va. - 975-443
Wis. " 977-527
Topics in black face type tut lubdlTided. Superior
Lincolnshire buffs poultry
cattle'
sheep
swine
Lincrusta paperhanging
Lindau, Paul Ger. drama
Linde apparatus chem.
Lindsley's takigrafy
Line
breeding zootechny
electric traction
transmission
engraving
Linese botany
Linear perspectiv
Linen
bed don;, economy
fabrics " «
furnishings " ■
manufacture
table dom. economy
Lines
analytic geometry
descriptiv "
electric engineering
geometry
Ling, P. H. Swed. poetry
Lingual artery anatomy
tonsi "
Linguistics
Linguists biografy
Lingula anatomy
Linings
masonry mining
mineral wool masonry
watertight mining
Link motion mech. eng.
Linkages machinery
'Linlithgow, Scot, history
'Linn co. la. "
' Mo.
Linnaean system botany
zoology
Linn6, K ; von Swed. misc.
Linoleum
domestic economy .
library "
manufactures
Linotype
newspapers
printing
Lintels architec. constr.
Linton sheep
Lions zoology
636.526
636.2224
636.3214
636.4245
698.8
832.85
542.79
653-71
636.08241
621.332
621.3192
765
583-211
5^5-61
645.67
646. 12
645.48
677
642.7
516
515
621.3x9
513
839.7161
611 . 13322
611.325
400
924
611. 8185
622 .28
693.67
622.56
62 1 . 84
621.84
941.44
977.762
977.824
580.1
590.1
839.7842
645.1
022 .961
679
070.3222
655.28
721.86
636.3252
599.7
flgoret refer to the tablet at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
809
Lip
reading education 371.912
Lipoids
in blood physiology 612.123
physiology of nutrition 612. 3978
Lipolytic ferments physiol. 612.3973
*Lippe, Germany history 943.55
Lippi, Lorenzo Ital. satire 857.54
Lips anatomy 6 1 1 . 3 1 7
physiol. of speech 612 .7892
Liptocardii fishes 597-1
Liquefaction
heat 536.42
of gases chem. 542 . 79
physics 533.2
Liquid
air physics 533 . 2
fertilizer distributors 631 .3334
fuel chem. tech. 662 . 6
fuels steam engin'g 621.18223
state chemistry 541 . 32
treatment prac. chem. 542.6
wastes Indus, sanitat'n 628.54
Liquids
absorption by skin 612.7914
in lungs 612.2159
physics 532
volumetric analysis 545-6
Liquor laws
administration 351.761
license 178.4
prohibition 178.5
Liquors
internal revenue 336.27
manufacture 663
taxation 336. 27
trafficin temperance 178.4
use of " 178. 1
'Lisbon history 946 . 9
travel 914.69
Liscow, C. L; Ger. satire 837 . 54
*L*Islet CO. Que. history 971 .474
Lissauer's tract anatomy 611.8255
List
system suffrage 324 . 224
Lists
electoral suffrage 324 . 241
legislativ bodies official 328 . 338
unofficial 328 . 339
Litanies sacred music 783.26
Litany Anglic, church 264.033
'Litchfield co. Ct. history 974.61
Litchi 634.771
Literary
addresses 804
on special topics see topic
clubs self education 374.23
criticism, art of 801
with thing criticized see subject
esthetics 80 1
frauds and forgeries 809
history 809
institutions colleges 378
men biografy 928
diet for hygiene 613.21
methods library econ. 029
' miscellanies^ English 828
occupations hygiene 613.65
periodicals 805
property law 347-3
publishing 655 . 6
societies student life 371.84
style rhetoric 808
Literature 800
biografy of 928
children delineated in 136.758
classic (Greek and Latin) 880
immoral ethics 176.8
lib. exclusion 025.217
restriction 024.674
medieval 800
modem 800
relation to pol. econ. 330. 198
woman delineated in 396 . 8
Lithium chemistry 546.34
Lithografy engraving 763
Lithology geology 552
microscopic 552.8
Lithophytes zoology 593 . 6
Lithotomy surgery 6 1 7 . 46
Lithotrity " 617.46
Lithozincografy 767
'Lithuania history 947-5
travels 914.75
^Lithuanian language 491 . 92
Litoral rights pol. econ. 333 . 9
Little
Belt and President
U. S. history 973.51
' Kanawha val. W. Va. hist. 975 . 42
' Russia history 947-7
travels 914.77
shelbark hickory 634 . 522
sisters of the poor 271.95
Littr^'s gland anatomy 611.6234
Liturgies 264
Topics in black face type ar« rabdiyided. Superior flguret refer to the tables at the end of this index
8io
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Live stock agriculture
636
Lobsters
insuranoe
368.5
fishery
639
Liver
zoology ^
595
anatomy
61Z.36
Local
diseases of
616.36
government administ
352
physiology
612.35
histories see name of place
secretions physiology
612.35
history room lib. bldgs
022
* Liverpool history
942.72
l^slation
328
travels
914.272
option temperance
178
Liverworts botany
588.3
taxation for pub. schools
379
Livery
taxes finance
336
stables architecture
725.38
Localizations
uniforms dom. econ.
647.33
cerebral physiology
6x2
Lives biografy
920
in animals comp. "
612
of American indians
970.2
Location
gipsies
397
of bridges engin'g
624
slaves
326.92
college or university
378
Living
factories
621
cost of
647 I
farm
631
matter, properties of
577
house dom. econ.
643
room dom. economy
645 65
library bildings
033
wage polit. econ.
331.214
observatories
522
Livingston, W: Am. poet.
811. 15
roads engin'g
625
^Livingston co. III. hist
• 977.361
Loci
» Mich. -
977.436
in space analytic geom.
516
* Mo.
977.822
plane
S16
* N. Y. -
974.785
Locke. D : R. Am. humor
817
^Livonia, Russia "
947.4
J : Eng. philosof y
192
travel
91474
sensationalism
145
^Livonian language
491.93
Locking up printing
655
Livy Latin literature
878.4
Lockjaw diseases
616
Lixiviation prac. chem.
542.61
Lockouts capita] & labor
331
Lizards reptils
598.11
Locks
Ljunggren, G. H. J.
839.7465
and keys manufacture
683
Llama domestic animals
636 . 296
architectural construction 721
Load
canal engineering
626
biidge engineering
624.172
nut railway engineering
625
floor lib. bilding
022 . 438
Lockups architecture
725
Loaders, hay
631.3533
Locomotion
Loadstone
animal comp. anatomy 591
economic geology
553.3
communication
656
magnetism
538.1
organs of pathology
616
Loan funds, student
378.362
physiology
612
institutes pol. econ.
332.3
Locomotiv cranes
621
systems lib. *•
025.6
Locomotivs
■Loango, Africa history
967.2
comprest air
621
travel
916.72
electric engineering
621
Loans
railroading
656
library lib. econ.
024.6
steam engineering
621
private finance
332.3
Locomotor ataxia diseases 616
public "
336.3
Locris, Greece anc. hist.
938
Loaseae botany
583.453
Locusts econ. zoology
591
Lobbying legis. bodies
328 . 368
pests
632
Lobelia cerebrospin. pois.
615.98
Lodges, porter's architec.
728
.5
■38
.64
.378
4
.13
.28
8252
.82525
.14
•15
701
.II
I
.1
.11
72
3
.1
.42
.2
.27
.854
.895
88
4
15
62
47
7
76
875
42
3342
X3
83
3
.69
72
91
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this- indei
RELATIV INDEX
8ii
Lodging houses for poor 362 . 5
Lodgings, student 371.87
Log book seamanship 656
^Logan CO. 111. history 977.357
* O. " 977.146
» W.Va. - 975.444
Loganberry agriculture 634 .714
Loganiaceae botany 583 . 74
^Logansport, Ind. hist. 977.286
Logarithms 510.8
Logau, F ; von Ger. poetry 83 1 . 53
Logging timber trade 674
Logia sayings of Jesus 229.9
Logic 160
Logical machines 164
Logos Christology 232.2
Logotypes printing 655.23
Logrolling legislation 328.3745
Logs
speed ship outfit 623 . 86
Lohenstein, D. C. Ger.dram.832 . 52
*Loir et Cher, France hist.944 . 53
Loir-et-Cher sheep 636 . 3449
*Loire Prance history 944 -5^
basin sheep . 636 . 344
^ Inf^eure, France hist. 944.14
*Loiret " " 944- 5 a
Lollards religious sect 289.9
Lombard
kingdom, Italy history 945.01
street banking 332
*Lombardy, Italy history 945 . 2
LOnberg, Jens Dan. drama 839.8235
^London, Eng. history 942 . i
travel 914-21
* Ont. history 971.326
^Londonderry, Ire. history 941.62
Long
distance telef ony 621.38781
card swine 636 . 433
homd cattle American 636.2821
English 636.2288
* Island, N. Y. history 974.721
battle Am. revol. 9 73.3322
' Point iland, Ont. hist. 971.336
running squash 635 . 622
taild sheep 636.35
wool * 636.331
Longevity animals 591.139
librarians 023.58
life insurance 368 . 3
physiology 612.68
probabilities 519.5
statistics 312
Topics in black face type are sabdWided. Superior
Longfellow, H : W. Am.poet 811.34
^Longford, Ireland history 941.81
Longissimus dorsi anat . 611. 73136
Longitude
at sea navigation 527.2
determinations geodesy 526.62
geocentric theor. astron. 521.26
heliocentric " ■ 521.25
methods of finding 525 . 46
variations theor. astron. 521.28
Longley shorthand 653.63
Longus Danish misc. 839.8811
Longus colli anatomy 611.7336
Lonk sheep 636 . 3254
*Loo-choo ilands history 952
travel 915.2
Looking glasses optics 535 . 87
toilet 391
Lookout mt U.S.civ.war 973.7359
Loom, power manufact. 677
Loosjes, Adriaan Dutch fict. 839.3351
Loots, Comelis " poet. 839.3153
Lope de Rueda Span. dram. 86 2 . 3 9
Lope de Vega " " 862 . 3 1
Lopez de Ayala,P. " poet. 861 . 2 1
Lophobranchii fishes 597*5
Loquat fruit culture 634.16
*Lorain city, O . history 977.1231
* CO. O. " 977.123
Loranthaces botany 583.941
Lord chancellors biografy 923.442
Lord's day 263,3
prayer 226.9
supper sacraments 265.3
Loris, Guillaume de Pr. poet. 841 . 18
^Lorraine, France history 944.38
I Germany * 943- 45
^Los Angeles city, Cal. hist. 979 . 494
* CO. " " 979-493
L088 of animal heat physiol. 612 . 52
citizenship pol. sd. 323 . 64
fertilizing principles 631 . 814
Losses
regimental U.S. civ. war 973 . 74 19
Lost books book rarities 098
lib. economy 024.85
*Lot, France history 944 . 73
* et Garonne, Pr. hist. 944 . 76
Lot sheep 636.3466
^Lotbinidre CO. Que. hist. 971.458
Loteae legtune crops 633.374
Lothaire i German history 943 . 01
2 " " 943-023
ilguret refer to the tablet at the end of thii index
8i3
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Lotteries ethics 174.6
history of 174.6
Ix)tus Egyptian religion 299 . 3 1
Lotze German philosofy 193 . 8
Louhans poultry 636 . 544
Louis
6 French history 944.022
7 " " 944.022
8 « " 944.023
9 " " 944.023
10 ** " 944.024
11 " " 944.027
12 - - 944.027
13 " " 944.032
14 ** - 944.033
'5 « - 944.034
i<5 " « 944.03s
18 " * first emp. 944.05
" " restorat'n 944.061
1 Grerman " 943.01
2 * ** 943.021
3 " • 943.021
4 • • 943.026
Napoleon French hist. 944.07
Philippe * * 944.063
^Louisa CO. la. • 977.7926
Louisburg U. S. hist. 973 . 26
Louisiana, U. S.
admission U. S. history 973.51
' history 976.3
For military history, sec subdi-
visions of Special cam pains and
Military history under 973.53,
973.7 and 973.89
purchase U. S. history 973 .46
secession • • 973.713
"Louisville, Ky. history 976.9
Lounging gowns 646.47
iLouth, Ireland history 941.82
Louvre gallery? fine arts 708.4
Love ethics 177.6
feasts pub. worship 264 . 8
of God theology 231.6
psychology 157
Love joy, E. P. murder of 973 . 71 14
Lovelace, R : Eng. poetry 821.45
Low blueberry, dwarf 634 . 734
" pale 634.736
countries history 949 2
travel 914-92
country sheep 636 . 33 1
^ Dutch language 439 . 3
German literature 839 . x
^ Latin language 479
literature 879
Topics in black face type are sttbdivlded. Superior
Low
pressure engins 621.11252
hot water heating 69 7 . 4
steam " 697.5
velocity overshot wheels 621.221
Lowell, J. R. Am. poetry 811.37
Lowenthal's tract anat. 6 1 1 . 8256
Lower
' California, Mex. history 972 . 2
1 Canada history 971.4
I empire Byzantine 949-5
extremities anatomy 611.98
bones 611. 718
bursae 611.758
joints 61 z. 728
lymf glands 61 z. 468
lymfatics of 6x1. 4218
muscles 611.738
surgery 617.58
* Guinea history 967.1
travel 916.71
house legislativ bodies 328 . 32
Silurian group geology 551.731
Lowland German swine 636 . 43 1
Loyal legion mil. order 369.152
volunteers, society 3 69 . 1 53
Loyalists
Amer. revol. Can. hist. 971.024
US. - 973314
Loyalty
* ilands history 993-3
political science 320. 158
state ethics 172. i
*Lozfere, France history 944.8c
*Lubeck, Germany " 943.17
Lubricants 6 2 1 . 89
Lubrication
mechanical engineering 62 1 . 89
railway « 625.21
steam locomoti v 621.1345
Lubricators steam plant 621.1977
Lucan Latin epic poetry 873 . 2
^Lucas CO. la. history 977.786
' O. « 977.112
*Luce CO. Mich. " 977.492
Luce de Lancival, J*. C J. 841 .64
Lucemariae zoology 593-74
Lucian Greek literature 888 . 7
Lucidor S wed. poetry 839.7132
Lucilius, Caius Lat. satire 877.1
Junior " poetry 871 .7
^Lucknow, India history 954.2
travels 915.42
ilgures refer to tiie tables at Hm end of tills index
r
RELATIV INDEX
8«3
Lucretius ancient philos. 1 87
Latin poetry 87 1 . i
Ludwigslied Ger. poetry 831.13
Luflfa 635.627
Luke gospel 226.4
Lull, Raimon Catalan poet 849 .9111
Lullabies folklore SQ^-^
music 7B4.4
Lumbago diseases 616.74
Lumbar arteries anat. 611. 1362
cord "
nervs "
region "
veins "
vertebrae "
Lumber bilding material
manufacture
wagons farm transport
Lumbosacral joints anat.
muscles "
nerTB "
Lumbricales of foot "
hand "
Lunacy law
mind and body
Lunar
caustic therapeutics
eclipses astronomy
methods find'g longitude 5 2 5 . 49
tables 523-33
Lunatic asylums 362 . 2
Lunatum, os anatomy 611. 71773
Lunch
counters table systems 642.57
rooms lib. bildings 022.684
school table sys. 642 . 58
Luncheon recipes
Luncheons entertaining
Lunches dom. econ.
Lundy'sLane U.S.wari8i2 9^3.5237
*Lunenbuig CO. N. S. hist 971.623
Lungs
absorption by
of liquids in
admin, of medicin by
anatomy
capacity of physiol.
diseases of
functions of
loss of heat in
Lupin forage
Luray caverns description 551.44
Luschka's tonsils anat. 611.324
villi « 61 1. 8193
611. 8214
6x1.835
611.959
611.1461
611 .7116
691 .1
674
631.3735
611. 7216
611. 7313
6x1.8353
611.7389
611.73771
347 I
13a I
615-775
523.38
641.53
642.42
642.3
612.385
612.2159
615.64
61X.24
6i3 .24
6x6.24
6x2.2
612.523
633.367
'Lusitania history
Luster ware pottery
Lute stringd instruments
Lutheran church
confession creeds
Lutherans biografy
Luting practical chem.
Luxemburg, house of
Luxfer prisms lighting
Luxury economics
ethics
hygiene
Luys, nucleus of anat.
Ltxzem swine
^Luzerne co. Pa. history
Lycanthropy insanity
Lyodes French schools
Lyceum Gk philosofy
Lyceums self-education
Lycia ancient history
antiquities
'Lycoming co. Pa. "
Lycophron Gk poetry
Lycopodinae botany
Lycurgus Gk oratory
Lyddite chem. tech.
Lydgate, J : Eng. poetry
Lydia ancient history
Lying ethics
Lying-in-hospitals
architecture
institutions
Lyly, John Eng. fiction
Lymf histology
Lymfatic
duct, right anatomy
glands "
comp. physiol.
anatomy
diseases of
surg. opera.
anat.
anatomy
diseases of
harts
system
vessels
Lymfatics
Lynch law
L5mchburg
campain U. S. civ. war
Lyndsay, D : Eng. poetry
'Lyon CO. la. history
'Lyonnais, France history
'Lyons
** travels
946.9
738
787.6
284.1
238.4
922.4
542.26
943.026
628.9
339
177.4
613.88
611 .8141
636.431
974.832
132. 1
379.44
X85
374.23
939.28
913.3928
974.851
881.3
587.9
885.8
662.2
821 .21
939.22
177-3
725.51
362.1
823.3
611 .01857
6XX.425
6x1.46
612 .424
6x1.4
6x6.4
617.44
6x I . 42
6XX.42
616.42
343.2
973.7369
821.26
977.711
944.58
944.58
914.458
Topks Hk black ftce type are subdirided. Superior figures refer to the tablet at the end of this indei
8i4
bfiCIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Lyric drama, see Opera
• poetry, English 821.04
Greek 884
Latin 874
Lysias 'Greek oratory 885 . 2
Lyskander, K. Dan. misc. 839 . 883
Lythrarieae botany 583.441
Lytton E:G:B. Eng. fie. 823.84
Mabinogeon Welsh literal.
'Macaronics Eng. '^
Macaulay, T: B. " essays
Maccabees Bible
McCosh, James Am. philos.
^McDonald co. Mo. hist.
*McDonough co. 111. hist.
^McDowell CO. W. Va
Macedonia Greek history
ship U.S. war 18 1 a
Macedonian
dialect Greek lang.
sheep agriculture
supremacy Greek history
Maceration
practical chemistry
*McHenry co. 111. history
Ft U.S.wari8i2
Machiavelli, N. Ital.dram.
essays
Machine
design engineering
engraving
gun mounts ordnance
guns mil. engineering
sheds agriculture
shop mfg plant
school equipm't
architecture
mech« engin'g
public safety
pol. econ.
shipbilding
shops
tools
Machinery
engineering
farm
inspection
in industry
irrigating
kitchen
propelling
transmission agric.
Machines '
digging
distributing
hydraulic
mechanics
modulus of
practical printing
typesetting
washing dom. econ.
see also specific subject
Machinists' occupations
hygiene
^McKean CO. Pa. history
Mackenzie, G: Eng. fie.
H:
printing
physics
891 .661
827
824.83
229.7
977.8736
977-342
975.449
938 I
973-5251
487.81
636.373
938.07
542.61
977.322
973-5238
852.31
854.31
621.81
768
623.4313
623.4224
631.25
621.75
371.623
725.43
62Z.9
621
631.3
614.838
338.4
631.78
643.34
623 . 87
631 .37
631.3115
65528
532.8
531.8
531.43
<J55.36
655.28
648.23
613.66
974.863
823.43
823.65
Topics in black Uc% type are subdivided, Superior figures refer to the tablet at tiie end of tliis iudei
RELATIV INDEX
815
* Mackenzie ten Can. hist.
971.22
Mackerel fishery
639.2
^Mackinac co. Mich. hist.
977.49a
McKinley, W: presidency
973.88
tariff act U.S.hist
.973 -86
Mackintosh, J. Eng. essays 824 . 7 x
^McLean co. 111. history
977.359
McMahon third republic
944.08
* Macomb co. Mich. hist.
977-439
*Macon co. 111. *•
977358
» Mo.
977.827
^Macoupin co. 111. ** ^
977.383
Macpherson, J. Eng. poet.
821.66
Macula lutea
anatomy
611.843
Mad houses
362.2
^Madagascar history
969
»Madawaska co. N. B. hist.
971.554
^Madeira iland
946.98
trav.
914.698
*Madero co. Cal. hist.
979.481
Madison, J. presidency of
973.51
'Madison city, Wis. * hist.
977.584
> CO. 111.
977.386
* Ind.
977.257 ,
> la.
977.781
> Mo.
977.891
> N. Y. -
974.764
» 0.
977.155
Madne^ss
mind and body
132. 1
Madoc discov. of Am.
973.14
Madonna
in art ecclesiology
246
fine arts
709
painting
755
legends
225.92
mariolatry
230.2
'Madras, India history
954.8
travel
9^5.48
Madras hemp .
633.562
Madreporaria zoology
593-66
'Madrid history
946.4
travel
914.64
Madrigal music
784.1
Maerlant, Jacob van
839.3111
Maffei, S. marchese di
852.56
Magalhaens discov. of Am. 973 . 16
*Maganetawan dist. Ont. hi.st
.971.315
Magazine
guns ordnance
623.4224
publisht by library
025. 126
racks library economy
022.935
rifles small anns
623.44231
Magazines
general periodicals 050
hterary 805
powder, care of 623.48x1
construction of 623.614
' special subject see subject
^Magdalen ilands, Que. hist 971 . 4797
'Magdeburg, Prussia " 943.18
trav. 914.318
Magellan straits
discovery U. S. history 973.16
travels
Maggots
parasitic diseases
Magic
lanterns optics
natural
parlor
squares mathematics
Magicians lives
Magistrates law
Magna charta
constitutional history
English history
Magnesium
chemistry
group diemistry
Magnetic
machines
needle
observations
separation of ore*
surveys mining
telegraf , business
elec. eng.
Magnetism
animal mind and body
electrophysiology
terrestrial
Magneto
boards telefony
chemistry
dynamos electricity
Topi -.8 in black face type are subdiyided. Superior
918.2
616.967
535.86
133
793
511. 61
920.9
347-96
342.42
942.033
546.46
546.44
538.8
538.7
538.7
622 . 77
622. 15
654
621.382
538
134
612 .014426
538.7
621 .38722
541.378
537-83
engineering 62 1 . 3 1 3
potential regulators eng.62 1 . 3 1 453
Magnets
properties of 538. i
Magnifiers optics 535.82
Magnitude of stars 523 . 82
Magno, Celio I tal. poetry 851.44
Magnoliaceae botany 583.114
Magnum os anatomy 611. 71777
Maguey fiber 633 . 5775
figures refer to the tables at the end of Ihia index
8l6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Magyar language 494
poultry 636.538
Magyars history 943.91
Mahabharata Sanskrit lit. 891.2
'Mahaska CO. la. history 977.784
Mahometanism 297
^Mahoning CO. O. hist. 977.139
*Mahrah, Arabia •* 953- 4
^Mahratta language 491 . 46
Mails postoffis 383
Maimonides oriental phil. 18 1.3
* Maine, France history 944.16
* et Loire, Fr. * 944.18
Maine, U. S.
admission U. S. hist. 973 54
■ history 974 . i
tndian war U. S. hist. 973.24
law temperance 178 -5
mil. hist. Span, war 973 . 8944 1
U. S. civ. war 973.7441
travels 9X7- 41
Maine, battleship Span, war 973 . 89 1
Mains steam engineering 62 1 . 1853
waterworks 628.15
Maintenance
roads engineering 625 . 76
soil 631.45
Maistre, Xavier de Fr. fie. 843 . 64
Maize agriculture 633.15
Majagua * 633 . 564
Majolica pottery 738
•Majorca history- 946.7
travels 914.67
Majority
election suffrage 324 . 262
to legisl. bod. 328 . 3355
vote legislativ procedure 328 . 375
Making redy printing 655.32
^Malabar history 954-8
travels 915.48
' Malacca h istory 959-5
travel 915-95
Malachi Bible 224.99
Malacology zoology 594
Malacostraca " 595 - 36
'Malaga history 946.8
travels 914.68
goat 636 396
Malar bones anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 63
Malaria hygiene 613.14
marshes 614.772
Malarial fever diseases 616.936
public helth 614.53
Mi.larious soils " ** 614. 775
991
919. 1
636.58815
959-5
499
636.5854
991
Malay
* ardiipelago history
travels
game poultry
^ peninsula history
Polynesian languages
poultry
'Malaysia history
Male
functions of gen eration 6x3.61
servants dom. econ. 647.22
Malebranche Fr. philos. 194.2
Males
adult stockbreeding 636.08231
young " 636.08237
Malformation of teeth 6 1 7 . 64
Malformations
animal comp. anat. 591.159
human anatomy 6 11. 012
somatology 573-9
surgery 617.3
vegetable botany 581.22
Malherbe, F. de Fr. poetry 841 .41
Malignant tumors pathol. 616.994
Malines, coucou de 636.548
Malleability molec. phys. 539. 51
Malleus anat. of ear 611.857
MalmstrOm, B. E. 839 . 7463
Malpighiaceae botany 583.214
Malpighian bodies anat. 61 1 . 415
Malposition of teeth 6 1 7 . 64
Malpractis law 343
public helth 614.26
Malt liquors brewing 663 . 3
'Malta history 945 -S
knights of 929.711
Malteries architecture 725.42
Mai tese goat 636 . 395
swine 636.45
Malthusianism population 312
Maltose nutrition 612.39614
Malvaceae botany 583.17
Mai vales * 583.17
Malvern Hill U. S. civ. war 973 . 7327
Mamelukes Egyptian hist. 962
Mamiani della Rovere, T. 854 . 76
Mammalia paleontology 569
zoology 599
Mammary
artery, external anat. 611.1341
internal * 611. 1345
glands anatomy 61Z.69
physiology 612 . 664
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior fifures refer to the tables at the ead of this indes
RELATIV INDEX
817
Mammary
lymf glands anat. 611. 4642
secretion animals 591.146
Mammee apple 634.654
MammiUary tubercles anat.6 1 1 . 8142
Mammonism ethics 174-5
Mammoth
cave physical geograf y 551.44
paleontology
569.6
zoology
599-6
Mamon fruit culture
634.414
^Mamuret el Aziz hist.
956.6
Man
anatomy
6zz
antiquity prehist. arch.
571
nat. hist, of man
573-3
doctrinal theology
233
ethnografy
573
in the iron mask biog.
920.8
* Isle of history
942.89
mammals
599-9
mental characteristics
136
faculties
150
natural history of
573
origin of evolution
575.8
nat. hist.
573.2
theol.
213
physiology
1
612
Management
business
658
farm economics
631. 1
in pregnancy
618.24
industrial
658
library economy
02s
of household
647
normal labor
618.44
state properties
336.11
Xmerperal state
618.6
Manager, city
352.008
farm
631. I 152
household
647.21
Managers T. M. C. A.
267 333
Manassas, Va. U. S. civil war
ist battle
973.7314
2d battle
9737328
Manasses, prayer of A poor.
229.6
ManceUe swine
636.443
^Manche, France history
944.21
^Manchester, Eng. "
942.72
travels
914.272
^Manchuria, China history
951.8
Mandarin duck
636.59785
orange
634.322
Mandeville, B. de Eng.hum.82 7. 53 |
Mandible bone anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 64
joint " 611.724
Mandibular nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 56
Mandolin stringd instrum. 787 . 6
Manetti, Antonio Ital. fict. 853 . 2$
Maneuvering ooachinery 623 . 436
Maneuvers mil. science 355.5
Manfredi, E. Ital. poetry 851.56
Mangabotti, A. dei •* fict. 853 . 24
Mangalicza swine 636.472
Manganese
chemistry 546.71
metallurgy 669 . 7
ores economic geology 553.46
Mangt 1, half sugar 633 .416
wurzd 633.417
Mangle laundry mach . 648.45
Manholes
in sewers
steam engineering
underground elec. Unes
Mania mind and body
puerperal obstetrics
Maniacs lives
Manichaeism heresies
Manifolding
writing .
Manila, battle Span, war 973.895
Manilius, Marcus Lat.poet.87 1 . 5
Manipulation
practical chemistry 542
therapeutics 615.8a
Manistee city, Mich. hist. 977 . 462
628.253
621.18455
621.319234
132. 1
618.76
920.8
273.2
652
977.462
971.27
971.3155
977567
796
CO.
Manitoba, Canada
Manitoulin ilands, Ont. *
Manitowoc co. Wis. *
Manly exercizes sports
Manners
and customs, general 390
local, see special countries
of children dom. econ. 649.6
Mannose nutrition 612.39613
Manometer
pneumatics 533.82
practical ch emistry 542.77
steam engineering 62 1 . 1 84 7
Manor houses architec . 728.83
Manors polit. economy 333.3
Manrique, Jorge Span. poet. 861 . 24
Mansard roofs
architectural construction' 72 1 . 59
design 729. 35
^Mansfield, O. history 977.12&X
Topics io black face type ar« sabdirlded. Superior flgitres refer to the tables at the end ofjthis index
8i8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Mansions architecture 728 . 3
Manslaughter law 343
M&nsson, P. Swed. misc. 839.781
Mantels decoration 749
fixt furniture 729.95
Mantes fowls 636 . 547
Manual
alf abets 371.912
training education 371-42
Manuals
business commerce 658
collectors biology 579
legislativ procediu-e 328.371
' special, see subject
Manuel, Juan Span. misc. 868 . 13
llanufactories architec. 725 . 4
engin'g 621.7
Manufacturers credits 332.312
Manufactures 670
chemic technology 660
military resources 355-26
production 338
public helth 614.7
state control 351.824
Manufacturing
processes elec. eng. 621.318
works engineering 621.7
Manure, stable agric. 631.86
air pollut. 614.761
spreders 631.3336
Manures
fertilizers agriculture 631.86
sewage san. engin'g 628 . 38
vegetable agric. 631.87
Manuscript catalog lib.econ.o 25.3
Manuscripts
Bible 220.4
book rarities 091
copyright 655.62
diplomatics 417
Latin diplomatics 47 1 • 7
• other languages
library administration 025.171
selection publishing 655.51
^Ifanx language 491 . 64
Manzoni, Ales. Ital. fict. 853 . 72
poet. 851.73
Map
cases library admin. 025.8
storage 022.485
drawing in schools 9 10 • 7
making 526.98
projection geodesy 526 . 8
Maple sugar plants 633.64
Maps
912
aerial aeronautics
629 . 145
astronomic, general
524
moon
523 -39
planets
523 -49
star
523 89
sun
523 -79
clas.sic
912.3
Great war 19 14-19
940.49
removed from lib. books 024 . 83
school apparatus 37167
special Hbrary material 025.176
U. S. history ci\ il war 973 . 799
Mex. ** 973 6299
revolution 9 73. 399
Span, war 9 7 3. 8999
war of 1812 973 . 5299
^Marathi language 49i • 46
^Marathon co. Wis. history 977 - 529
Marble
economic geology 553-51
inscriptions 417
Greek 481.7
Latin 47' -7
* other lang.
lithology 552 46
sculpture 73 1
March, A. Catalan poetry 849.9131
March form music 786.44
to the sea U.S. hist. 973.7378
^Marche, France history 944.68
Marche sheep 636 . 3423
'Marches, Italy history 945.6
Marchetti, G. Ital. poetry 851 . 74
March i's tract anatomy 611.8256
Marconi wireless telegrafy 621 .3842
Marcus Aurelius philos. 188. 8
Marenco. L. Ital. drama 852.84
M are's milk dairy 637 .171
Margaretta (ship) capture 973.351
Margiana ancient history 939.63
Marguerite de Navarre
French fiction 843 . 3 1
Marian persecutions in Eng. 272 .6
Mariana, J. de Span. misc. 868.31
Marie de France Fr. poetry 841 . 13
* Maries CO. Mo. history 977.859
* Marietta. O. " 977.1981
Marigold 635.73
'Marin co. Cal. history 979.462
Marine
animals 591.92
architecture naval eng. 623 . 8
ship bldg 623 . 8
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tiie end of this ladex
RELATIV INDEX
S19
Marine
boilers
corps navy
engins
fauna zoology
flora botany
hospitals institutions
insurance
law
plants
surveying
zoology
Mariners
compass magnetism
occupation hygiene 613.64
'Marinette city, Wis. hist. «977.534
* CO. " - 977-533
Marini, G. Ital. poetry 851.52
Mariolatry R. cath. theol. 230.2
'Marion city, O. history 9 7 7 . 1 5 1 1
621 . 18422
359
621.12
591.92
581.92
362.1
368.2
347-7
581.92
526.99
591 . 92
538.7
' CO. 111.
977.3794
' Ind.
977.252
* la.
977 783
» Mo. «
977.83s
' 0. -
977151
' W.Va. «
975.454
Marionettes amusements
791
^Mariposa co. Cal. ' hist.
979 . 446
Maritime
affairs naval science
359
discovery
910.4
law
347.7
quarantine pub. helth
614.461
registry
355.22
surveying
526.99
Marivaux, Pt C. de C. de
French drama
842.54
fiction
843.52
Marjoram
635.71
Mark, gospel of
226.3
Market gardening agric.
635
Marketing products agric.
631.18
Markets
architecture
725.26
cattle architecture
725.27
domestic economy
641.4
Marking
laundry dom. economy
648.12
"system education
Marks
communities pol. sci.
ownership zootechny
Marl fertilizers agric.
lithology
371.26
321.2
636.0812
631.822
552 . 54
Marlowe, C. Eng. drama
Marmalade plum
Mai*marica anc. history
'Mame, France history
Mamix, P. Dutch poetry
Maronites sects
Maroons hist.of Jamaica
Marot, Clement Fr. satire'
Marprelate controversy
Marque and reprisals
international law
'Marquesas i lands history
travel
Marquetry artistic fumit.
cabinet work
'Marquette co. Mich. hist.
' Wis.
Marriage
communal
customs
ethics
law
registers genealogy
sacrament
vital statistics
Marrow, bone histology
physiology
Marryat, F. Eng. fiction
Mars planets
seasons astronomy
'Marseilles history
travel
Marsh shorthand
Marsh sheep
swine
Marshall co. 111. history
Ind.
la.
W. Va. -
ilands **
Marshalltown, la.
Marshes
drainage reclamation
hygiene of pub. helth
physical geology
Marsipobranchii fishes
Marston, J : Eng. comedy
Marsupialia mammals
Marsupialida zoology
Marthold sheep
Martial Latin satire
Martial law jurisprudence
pol. sei.
'Martin co. Ind. history
Martinez de la Rosa, F.
822.32
634-432
939.76
944.32
839.3127
281.5
972 .92
847.31
285.9
341.3
996.3
919.63
749
6.84
977.496
977.558
392-6
392.5
173. 1
347-6
9293
265.5
614.17
6 1 1 . o 1 846
612 .491
823.78
523-43
525.54
944.91
914.491
653 -54
636.331
636.434
977-351
977.288
977.755
975-416
996.8
977.7551
631.615
614.772
551.49
597.2
827.34
599-2
593.76
636.3469
877.6
344
323-491
977238
862.51
Topics in black face type are lubdlTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
820
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
'Martinique history 972.98
travels 917.298
Martorel, Joanet Catal.fict. 849.933
Ifartyrs persecutions 272
Marvel, Ik Am. miscel. 818.32
Marvell, Andrew Eng.sat. 827.43
Mary
queen of l^ng. Eng. hist. 942 . 054
Scots Scot. " 941.05
Virgin biograf y 225.92
Rom. cath. theol.230 . 2
^Maryland, U. S. history 975 . 2
^Por military history, see subdi-
visions of Special catnpainsand
Military history under 973*3 *
. l973.Sa. 973.7 and 973*89
travel 917 . 52
Mascheroni, L. Ital. poetry 851 . 62
*Mashona, Africa history 968 . 9
^Maskinonge CO. Que. hist. 971.444
Masks dramatic music 782.9
Mason
and Dixon's line slavery 326.97V
* CO. 111. history 977-355
* Mich. •* 977.461
* W. Va. - 975-433
Masonry |
adhesi vs bilding 69 1 . 5
engin'g 620.15
anti- secret societies 366.1
bilding 693
bridges, archt 624 . 63
fortifications 623.123
lining mining 622.28
roofs architecture 721.52
village houses archit. 728 . 6
Masons secret societies 366.1
Masquerades amusem'ts 793
customs 394 . 2
Mass
balancing steam turbins 621.16537
catholic ritual 264.025
sacred music 783 . 2
law of gravity 53i-54
of earth S25.11
recitativ music 784.2
* Massac CO. 111. history 977-3997
Ma«?sachusetts, U. S.
^ history 974-4
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special cam pains
and Military history under
973.3. 973.52» 973.7 and 973.89
King Philip's war 973-24
Shay's rebellion 9 73 • 3 1 8
travel 917 -44
Massage therapeutics 615.82
Masseter muscle anat. 6 1 1 . 73 2 7 1
^Massillon, O. history 977.1623
Massinger, P. Eng. drama 822 .37
Master and servant fam.eth. 173.8
law 347-6
Mastersingers Ger. poetry 831.38
Mastication
muscles anatomy 6x1.7327
physiology 612.3x1
Mastitis obstetrics 618.71
Mastmaking shipbilding 623.85
Mastodon paleontology 569.6
Mastoid
cells anatomy 611.8547
ear diseases 617.87
glands anatomy 611. 463 2
Masts shipbilding 623 . 85
Matamoras
battle Mexican war 973.6234
* history 972.1
'Matane co. Que. hist. 971 .4775
Matches chem. tech. 662 . 5
mil. engin'g 623.4541
sports 797
Matchmakers
occupation hygiene 613.62
Mat6 agriculture 633.77
Materia medica medicin 6x5 . x
zootech. 636.0895
Material
appropriate to library 021 .16
balloon aeronautics 629 . 161
rooms for special lib.bldg 022.63
Materialism philosofy 146
Materials
bilding 691
bridge engineering 624 . ox
clothing dom. econ. 646 . x
hygiene 613.481
engineering 620.x
factory storage 62 1 . 7962
foundation bridges 624.153
insulating elec. engin'g 621.31937
library bildings 022 . 2
bookbinding 025.7
bookcases 022.441
protectiv agric. pests 632.95
strength of engineering 620. xi
molec. phys. 539.4
Maternity
ethics 1 73
hospitals 362 . 1
architecture 725.51
medicin 6x8
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior flsures refer to the tablet at the end of this indei
r"
RELATIV INDEX
821
Mathematical
crystallograf y 548.7
drawing 744
instruments 510.8
probabilities 519-2
tables 510.8
theory gravity exper. 526.71
of music 78 1. 1
tides 525.61
Mathematicians biografy 925.1
Mathematics 510
Mathews, C. Am. drama 812.32
Mathurins monastic order 271.79
Matins catholic ritual
llatriculation schools
Matrimony, see Marriage
Matter
metaphysics
physical chemistry
physics
properties of living
Matthew, gospel of
Matthias German history 943 . 03 5
Mattias. Canon Swed . misc. 83 9 . 7 8 1
264.
023
371
21
117
541
530-
I
577
226.
2
Matting
Mattock
Maturity
Mauritania
Mauritius
dom. economy 645 . i
lib. *• 022 .962
631.3116
physiology 6x2 . 66
plant growth 63 1 . 5473
ancient hist. 939.71
hemp
history
Mausoleums
Maxillary
artery, external anat.
internal
bone, inferior "
superior ••
glands, internal "
nerv, inferior •*
superior "
Maxim gun ordnance
Maxima and minima
algebra
calculus
geometry
Maximilian i Ger hist.
2
^Maxims Eng. literature
law
» on special topics see subject
May I labor holidays
633 -573
969
718
611. 13323
611. 13328
61 I. 7164
611 .7161
611 .462
611.83156
611.83x54
623 4225
512.3
517.27
5^3-^9
943.029
943 033
828
340.9
Maya
arch itecture 722.9
civilization antiq. 9^3 -72
Mex. hist. 972.015
language 497
Mayaceae botany 584.37
Maydeae grass crops 633.281
*Mayenne, France hist. 944.16
Mayflower descendants soc. 369 . 124
Maynard. F. Fr. poetry 841.42
*Mayo, Ireland history 941.73
Mayor Fr. local gov. 352.0447
Mazurka piano music 786.44
Meal mills architecture 725.47
Meals dcmestic economy 642
Mealy bug pests 632 . 75
Mean
time solar day 529*1
value probabilities 519-6
Measles diseases 616.9x5
public helth 614.523
Measurements see Mesurements
Measures, see Mesures
Measuring, see Mesuring
Meat
as food dom. econ.
food values
hygiene
phj'^siology
cookery •
fresh, inspection of
markets dom. econ.
preservation chem. tech. 664.9
preservd, inspection of 614.319
■
production zootechny 636.0883
supply production 338.1
*Meath, Ireland history 941.82
^Mecca, Arabia history 953.2
travels 915.32
sheep 636 . 385
Mechanic arts and trades 680
servis lib. econ. 023 . 77
Mechanical
641.3
641.12
613.28
612 .39281
641 .6
614.317
641.4
arithmetic
drawing
engineering
equivalent
heat
haulage mining
510.8
744
621
536.7
622 .66
injuries, effects of med. 616.982
musical instruments
preparation mining
rectifiers elec. eng.
refrigeration engin'g
remedies therapeutics
78g
622.7
621.31372
62X.5
615. 8x
331.817
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
822
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX
Mechanical
stokers steam engin'g
621 . 1836
tackle engin'g
621.863
threshers
631.3612
trades
680
training
607
in schools
371.42
Mechanics
applied
620. z
factory organization
621 . 705
institutes exhibitions
606
liens law
347-2
Uvefl
926
physics
531
Mechanism
animal physioL
6x2.76
engineering
621.8
of labor obstetrics
618.41
steam engin
621. ZI
Meckel's diverticulum
611 .3412
ganglion
611 .89154
* Mecklenburg, Ger. hist
94317
Mecklenburg
declaration Am. revol.
973.313
horse
636.143
sheep
636.3332
swine
636.434
^Mecosta co. Mich, history
977.452
Medal of honor legion
369.114 .
Medallion
windows arch, decora.
729.82
Medallions numismatics
737
Medals carving
736
numismatics
737
Media ancient history
935.3
Median nerv anatomy
611.8335
Mediastinal artery anat.
611. 1355
glands
611 .4644
Mediastinum "
611 .27
testis "
611. 6315
Mediatized
states political science
321.026
Medic, black forage crop
633.31
Medical
analysis chemistry
543.4
biografy
926. 1
books lib. restriction
024.673
botany econ. botany
581.63
materia medica 615
dep't Great war
!K0.475
U.S. hist civ. war 973 . 775
revol.
973 375
diagnosis
616.07
Medical
education 610.7
state control 614.21
electricity elec. engin'g 621.3915
physics 537.87
therapeutics 6 1 5 . 84
ethics 174.2
inspection of schools 371.712
jurisprudence 340.6
museums 610.77
police ' 614.29
practis pathology 616
state control of 614.25
profession, see Medicin; Physicians
schools 610 . 71
societies 610.6
testimony 614.23
law 340.6
zoology 591
Medicated baths
admin, of medicin 615.67
Medication
admin, of medicin 615 . 6
hypodermic 6 1 5 . 63
Medici, L. de Ital. poetry 851 . 23
Medicin 610
chemic analysis 543 . 4
dental 617 . 6
economic botany 581.63
zoology 591 63
hgal 340-6
preventiv pub. helth 614
state control of 614 . 2
veterinary 619
Medicinal
plants agriculture 633 88
materia medica 615.32
use of stimulants 1 7 8 . i
Mcdicins
general action thera. 615.5
groupt by effects 615.7
patent adulterations 614.353
state control 614.27
therapeutics 6 1 5 . 88
Medico-legal relations 614.23
Medieval
architecture 723
art, history of 709
customs and costumes 390
designs 745
Europe history 940 . i
' Latin 479
philosofy 189
science 502
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior flgores refer to the tables at the end of fhls indei
RELATIV INDEX
823
Medieval
sculpture
therapeutics
'Medina co. O. history
Mediotarsal join t anat.
Meditations theology
Mediterranean sea
physical geology
poultry
travels
Medium woold sheep
Mediums spiritualism
Medlar
Medo-Persia anc. history
Medulla oblongata
action on blood vessels
hart physiol. 612.1785
respiration " 612.282
anatomy
physiology
Medullary
layers embryology
sheath histology
velum, superior anat.
Medusae zoology
Meekness ethics
Meerschaum econ. geol.
Meetings
library propagandism
staff privileges
of library trustees
^ar Great war
U. S, civil war
*Megantic co. Que. hist. 971 .4575
' Lake CO. Que. " 971.469
Megaric philosofy 183 . 6
Megaris ancient history 938.4
Megatherium paleontol. 569 . 3
Megrim diseases 616.857
*Meigs CO. O. history 977-199
Meissner swine 636.433
Melancholy mind an d body 132.3
^Melanesia history 993
travels 9^9 -3
Melaphyr lithology 552.39
Melastomaceas botany 583.43
^Melbourne history
travels
botany
philosof. syst.
Gk philosofy
music
Melody theory of music 781 . 2
Melon papaw 634 . 65 1
734
615.89
977135
611.72854
242
551-462
636.55
910.4
636.323
»33-9
634- 15
935
612.1812
611. 818
612.828
611.01351
611 .018834
611 .8163
593 7
179.9
553-61
021.78
023 .68
023.38
940.4^)1
973.761
Meliacese
Meliorism
Melissus
Melodeon
994
919
583
149
182
786
5
45
251
5
3
9
Melons
Melting prac. chem.
points thermochem
Melville, Herman Am. fie.
Members
exofficio legis. bodies
number ** *
Membership
fees, library
legislativ bodies
without vote
lists, legislativ official
unofficial
Membrana tympani
ear diseases
Membranes
admin, of medicin by
cellular histology
of the hart diseases
Memoirs biografy
scientific soc.
Memorial
day school observance
U. S. civil war
sermons biografy
sermons
Memorials
American reyolution
Great war 1914-19
U. S. civil war
Memory
in animals zoology
mental derangements
faculties
physiology
Memphis, Tenn.
U. S. civil war
Men, clothing for
bed gear for
Mena, Juan de Span. poet.
Menageries amusements
zoology
Menander Greek drama
^Menard co. 111. history
Mencius oriental philos.
Mendelism botany
Mendicancy
state control
Mendicant orders
Mending dom. econ.
^Mendocino co. Cal. hist.
Mendoza, D.H.de
I. L. de
Menedemus Gk philos.
635.61
542.48
■541.36
813-36
328.332
328,3349
024.21
328.33
328.331
328.338
328.339
617.85
615.66
611 .01818
616. II
920
506
371-365
973.768
920
252.9
973 . 365
940 465
973 765
591.51
132.8
154
612 .8212
973 752
646.32
646.52
861 .22
791
590.7
882.6
977-355
181. 1
581.158
351.763
271
646.24
979-415
861.36
861.23
183.7
Topiei in black fece type are subdiridftd. Superior flgtires refer to the tables at die end of this hides
824
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
M eningeal artery, great 6 1 1 . 1 3 3 2 8g
Meninges
cerebrospinal diseases 6 1 6 . 82
of brain anatomy 6x1.819
physiology 612.8241
spinal cord anatomy 61 z. 829
Meningitis diseases 616.82
Mcnispermaceae botany 583.116
Mennonite church 289.7
Mennonites biogrofy 922.87
* M c nominee city , M ich . hist. 977.495
* CO. Mich. " 977-495
Men's clothing dom. econ. 646.32
hats - " 646.52
Menstruation gynecology 618.17
ph y siology 612.662
Mensuration arithmetic 5 1 1 . 8
surveying 526 . 9
Mental
capacity of \!f omen
education 376.2
psychology 136. i
characteristics 136
derangements medicin 616.8
mind and body 132
development education 370
disability, inherited hyg.613.92
faculties 150
of animals zool. 591 . 51
healing 615.851
heredity mind and body 136.3
hygiene 131
overwork mental hyg. 131
philosofy 150
photografs 139
physiology mind at body 131
physiology 61 2 . 82 z
science Z50
tests childstudy Z36.702
psychology 150
Menubrium anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 3
Menus domestic econ. 642 . i
Menzini, B. Ital. sat. S57.56
Mercantil
law 347-7
libraries 027 . 2-.3
manuals 658
rules arithmetic 5118
system econ. theory 330.151
theory and practis 658
^Merced co. Gal. hist. 979 . 458
Mercenaries Am. re vol. 973-342
'Mercer CO. 111. history 977-339
' Mo. " 977.821
Topics in black face type m mbdivided. Superior
'Mercer CO. N. J. history 974.965
* O. " 977.1415
* Pa. - 974.895
> W. Va. - 975-474
Mercersburg theology 230.41
Merchant servis ocean 387
Merchants bus. ethics 174.4
lives
Mercurials cathartics
Mercury
chemistry
materia medica
metallic poisons
metallurgy
ores economic geol.
planets
transits astronomy
923.8
615.7326
546.58
615.258
615.927
669.7
553-45
523-41
523-91
vapor lamps elec. light 621.3274
Mercy, sisters of 271 .92
Meridian
circles astron. instrum. 522.33
line practical astron. 522.31
spheric " 522.76
Meridional instruments 522 . 3
M^rimde, Prosper Fr. fie. 843.81
Merino sheep 636 . 36
^Merioneth, Wales hist. 942.92
Merit system, see Civil service reform
Mermaids folklore 398.4
Merovingians Fr. history 944.01
Merrimac
and Monitor U.S.civ.war 973 .7324
* CO. N. H. history 974.27
naval hist. U.S.civ.war 973.752
sinking U.S.war w. Spain 973 . 895
Merycismus physiology 612.3275
Mesencephalon anatomy 6 11 . 81 5
Mesenchyme embryology 611. 013395
histology 611. 01825
Mesenteric
arteries anat. 6 1 1 . 1 365
celiac ** 61 z. 1364
umbilic ** 611. 1364
nervs ** 611.8393
vein, inferior " 6 11. 149 2
superior ** 611.1491
Mesentery anat. 611.383
diseases of 616.38
Mesh connections elec. eng.62 1 . 3 191332
Mesmerism mind and body 134
Mesocele anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 5 6
Mesodermic organs embry. 6z x . 0136
Mesogastric region anat. 611.955
Mesolcgy 6Z2.0Z44
fisures refer to die taUes at die ead of this index
RELATIV INDEX
825
^
r»\
Is
onephros
J anatomy
611 .61Q
Metallic
">har3m
X anatomy
611.3272
ceilings architec
.721.74
tamia anc. history
935.8
doors "
721.82
mod. *
956.7
floors and flooring "
721.64
travel
91567
ores econ. geol.
poisons therapeutics
553 3-4
615-925
-^logy
551.76
roofs architecture
721.54
IS Lat. lit.
875. 5
bUding
salts emetics
695 4
615-731
ees
328.3625
tractors cures
615.856
023.78
tremor diseases
616.862
»
385
Metallurgy
669
lot.
636.088661
Metals
^y
938.9
bearing mech. engin'g 621.822
«■
1839.7221
bilding materials
691.8
^A.
232.1
coinage
history
332.41
669
.wviric
engineering
621.37
inorganic chemistry
546.3
physics
537-7
manufactures
671
mental
elem. educ.
372.102
mining
622.34
psychology
136.702
organic chemistry
547.9
practical chemistry
542.3
transmutation of
540.1
Mesures and
weights
Metalwork. artistic
739
mctrolojjy
389
Metalworking tools, mach.
621.9
state control
351-821
Metamorphic rocks geoL
552.4
Mesuring
Metamorphism phys. geol.
551-6
instruments metrology
389
Metamorphosis
physics
530.8
botany
581.34
of angles
crystallografy 548.7
comparativ physiol.
612.651
surveying
526.93
of insects
595 7
distances **
526.92
zoology embryology
591.34
heat electric meth.
536.53
variation
591. 151
hights
surveying
526.94
Metaphors rhetoric
808
light
optics
535-2
Metaphysics
no
ventilation mines
622.46
Metapore anat.
61X.8185
Metabolism
Metatarsal bones "
611.7188
of nitrogen in urea
612.46123
Metatarsophalangeal joints
611.7288
plants
581.13
Metathalamus anatomy
611. 8146
physiologic chemistry
612.0x53
Mdtayage
631. I 14
physiology
612.39
Metempsychosis metaphyj
S.129.4
Metacarpal bones anat
. 611.7178
Metencephalon anatomy
611. 817
Metacarpophalangeal joints
611.7278
Meteoric points astron.
523.53
Metacarpus
anat.
611. 7178
showers *
523 -53
Metagenesis
animals
591-163
Meteorites astronomy
523.51
Metal
lithology
552.6
beams bridge engin'g
624.227
Meteorolo'gy
filaments
elec. lighting
621.3264
natural history of man
573-4
lath masonry
693 .66
physical geology
551 5
pavements
engin'g
625 . 87
Meteors and comets
523.56
rollers agriculture
631-3141
astronomy
523 5
roofing
bilding
695 4
systems of
523-54
sheet, shop mfg plant
621 .792
Meter
Metalized filaments
transformers elec. eng.
621.31438
elec. light
621 .32631
weights and mesures
389
Topics in black &ce t^e are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the «id of this index
826
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
621.373
621 .3286
426.5
542.76
621 .38798
628.17
612 . 1X116
Meters
electric engineering
electric light
" English prosody
gas chemistry
telefone stations
water
Methemoglobin physiol.
Method
of directions geodesy 526.54
exhaustions calculus 5 1 7 . i
independen t angles 526.51
least squares orbits 521.36
probab. 519-8
repetitions geodesy 526.56
summoning legis. bodies 328.351
Methodist church 287
episcopal church 287.6
Methodists biografy 922 . 7
Methodology metaphys. 112
Methods
business 658
drainage agriculture 631 .62
in special topics see subject
literary lib. econ. 029
of education 371
feeding zootechny 636 . 0842
statistics 311
studying science 507
surveying 526.91
teaching chemistry 54o . 7
protectiv agriculture 632 . 94
Metric system metrology 389
M^tissage zootechny 636.082432
Metritis obstetrics 618.73
Metrology 389
*Metz history 943-45
travels 914-345
Meung, Jean de Fr. poetry 841 . 18
^Meurthe et Moselle, Fr.
history 944 . 382
^Meuse, France history 944.381
Mexican
Indians 970 . i
war Mexican history 972.05
U. S. " 973 62
nat'l ass'n of veterans 369. 146
pension act U.S. hist. 973 .85
wild turkey 636 . 592 1 2
Mexico
administration 354 . 72
antiquities 913 -72
architecture 720 . 972
botany 581.972
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Mexico
city battles Mex. war 973.6238
capture " *• 973-6239
* history 972.5
travels 917.25
finance 336 . 72
geology 557.2
gulf of phys. geol. 551-463
* history 972
maps 9x2 . 72
schools, public 379 . 72
statistics 3x7.2
travel 917.3
treaties 341 . 272
other topics see table i
Mezzotint 766
Mhains domestic animals 636.293
'Miami CO. Ind. history 977.284
* . o. - 977.148
Mica economic geology 553.9
Micah Bible 224.93
Michael 6 Byzantine hist. 949 . 502
Angelo, jr Ital. lit. 852.51
Michel, Jean French dram. 842 . 22
Michigan
admission U. S. hist.973 . 56
* history 977 '4
For military history sec
973.Sa474, 973.7474 and
973.89474
' city, Ind. history 977.291
lake travel 917-74
'Michoacan. Mex. " 972.3
Micrembryece botany 583.925
Microbes " 5^9.95
soil bacteriology 631.46
Microfone
electrophysiology 612.01442182
physics 537 82
Microfotografy
fotografy 778
microscopy 578 . 4
Micrology, animal SPi-S
humsii 61 1. 018
Micrometers astronomy 522.53
^Micronesia history 996.5
M icro-organisms etiology 616.01
Microphone electrophys. 612.01442182
physics 537-82
M icrophotograf y
microscopy 578.4
photografy 778
Micropyle zoology 591.172
Microscopes 578
optics 535.82
flCDiei refer to the tables at 0ie ead of thia iadei
RELATIV INDEX
827
Microscopic
analysis of water ^ 1 3 • 33
life invertebrates 592
material, preparadon of 578.6
Microscopy 578
animal histology 59 1 • 8
human " 6ii.oz8
lithology 552 . 8
study of disease 616.077
vegetable histology 581 .8
Microspermeas botany 584 . i
M icrotome microscopy 578.4
Micturition physjol. 6 1 2 . 46 7 1 1
Midbrain anatomy 611. 815
Middens
and privies scavenging 628.41
kitchen prehist. arch. 571.93
Middle
ages European history 940 . z
breaker 631.3126
burster 631.312b
class political science 323 . 32
ear anatomy 611.854
diseases of 617 . 84
physiology 612. 854
High German language 437.02
poetry 83 1 . 2
' States, U. S. history 974
For military history of all or
individual states, see subdi-
visions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973.Sa. 973.7 and 973.89
Suffolk swine 636 . 42 72
woold sheep 636.323
Yorkshire swine 636 . 42 7 1
Middleman political econ. 331.236
^Middlesex co. Ct. history 974.66
Eng. " 942 . 1
Mass. " 974.44
N.J. - 974.941
1 Ont. " 971.325
Middletown, Va. battle 973 . 7377
Midges pests 632 . 77
^Midland co. Mich. hist. 977 . 448
'Midlands, Eng. •* 942.4-5
Midshipman's butter fruit 634.653
Midwifery, antiseptics in 6 1 8 . 89
obstetrics 618.2
'Mififlin CO. Pa. history 974.846
Fort Am. re vol. 973-3337
Migrations
of animals 59i-53
men e thnology 572.3
Mikkelsen, Hans, Dan.misc. 839.8823
Mila y Fontanals, M. 868 . 53
'Milan history
travels
Mildew agriculture
botany
945 a
914.52
632.4
589.2
domestic econ. 648 . 7
Military
academies 355.07
aeronautics 623 . 74
and naval arts 355
naval order ofU. S. 369.113
antiquities 355-09
architecture, bildings 623.61
fortifications 623 . i
balloons engin'g 623 . 74
biografy 923.5
bounties, see Bounties
bridges 623.65
celebrations mil. science 355.16
disciplin " 355-13
drill school gymnastics 371.733
duels mil. science 355.13
engineering 623
geografy mil. science 355 . 47
hierarchy 355 . 33
history 3 5 5. 48
of special countries see country
history Great war 940.4
U. S. civil war 973 . 74
Mex. war 973.624
revolution 973.34
Span, war 973.894
war z8i2 973.524
honor 355-13
hospitals 362.1
hygiene 613.67
law 355
courts martial 344
lite 355 . z
order of f oren wars U.S. 3 69 . 1 1 5
the loyal legion 369.152
organization in schools 371-43
pensions 3 5 15
photografy 623 . 72
railways 623 . 63
religious orders 929 . 7
roads mil. engin'g 623.62
sanitation *• • 623.75
science 355
servis suffrage 324 .171
signals 623 . 7
society of the war ofi8i2 369.143
surgery 617.99
surveying geodesy 526.99
mil. eng. 623.71
Toplca in black face type are subdivided. Superior ficores r^er to the tables at the end of diis index
828
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Military
telefony mil. eng.
telegrafy •* **
topografy
MiUtia
Milk
agriculture
analysis adulterations
chemistry
and its products adult.
as food physiology
condenst dairy
cooler
cure
dairy
depots
dietetics
fever
therapeutics
dom. econ.
obstetrics
food for infants
pans
physiologic zoology
physiology
sugar chcesemaking
milk composition
Milkcurdling ferments
gastric juice
physiology
Milkers, mechanical
Milking
Mill, J : S. British philos.
Mill
dams hydraulic eng.
water engins
gearing and machinery^
stones mechan. eng.
work engineering
Millennium theology
Miller, Joaquin Am. poet.
*Miller co. Mo. history
Millerand French hist.
Millerites sects
Millers' occupation hyg.
Millery sheep
Millet
Millevoye, C : H. Fr. poet.
Milliken repeaters teleg.
Millinery clothing
trades
Milling tools
Millomaiz cereals
Mills
and manuf' g works
cotton, woolen, etc.
* CO. la. history
flour, meal and feed arch.
623 -733
623.732
623.71
355
637 I
614.32'
543 a
614.32
612.39284
637. '42
637.1321
615.854
637.1
641 .4
613.28
618.71
613.22
637.1327
591.146
6x2.664
637.345
637.1272
612.3216
612 .664171
637.125
637 124
192.7
627.8
621 .29
621.85
621 .922
621.8
236.3
811.45
977.856
944.03
286.7
613.63
636.3469
633.171
841.67
621.38324
646.5
687
621.91
633.177
621.7
677
977-774
72547
Mills
paper arch. 725.46
manu&ctures 676
textil architec. 725.41
woodworking " 725.44
Milos swine 636.472
Milton, John Eng. poet. 821.47
^Milwaukee city, Wis. hist. 977.595
' CO. - " 977. 594
621.7
652
792
591.15s
612.0162
612 .0162
177. 1
150
130
136.7
615.851
370.15
591.51
612.821
150
920.9
134
591.51
Topics in black face type «re subdivided. Superior
Milwrighting engln'g
Mimeograf olfis fittings
Mimetic arts
variation •
Mimetism comp. physiol.
Mimicry
social ethics
Mind
and body
child study
cure therapeutics
educational psychology
in animals zoology
physiologic psychology
psychology
readers' lives
reading mesmerism
zoology
Mine
cars engineering
fires "
Run, campain U. S. hist. 973 . 7353
surveying engineer 'g 622.14
Mineplanters shipbilding
Mineral
amendments soil
cements chem. tech.
econom. geol.
constituents of food
* CO. W. Va. history
foods physiology
zootechny
irritant poisons therap. 615.92
oil refining air pollut . 614.724
oils chemic tech. 665 . 4
econom. geology 553-28
salts, dialysis of physiol.612 .3821
in bile ** 612.35714
blood " 612.126
springs econom. geoL 553. 7
substances in milk 612 664 1 6
phys. chem. 6 1 2 . o 1 53 1
surveys 622.13
trades air pollution 614.72
veins ore deposits 553-19
figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
622.63
622.82
623 . 826
631.82
666.9
553.68
641.17
975.494
612.3926
636.0877
RELATIV INDEX
829
Mineral
waters adulterations 614.348
artificial 663.6
econom. geoL 553 • 7
hygiene 613.38
therapeutics 615.79
wool linings masonry 693.67
Kineralogy 549
determinativ 549 -i
of the Bible 220 . 8549
Minerals petrografy 552.81
Mines
military engineering 623 . 26
mining 622
ownership pol. econ. 333-8
state control 35 1 , 823
suffocation in pub. safety 6 14 . 82
*Mingo CO. W. Va. history 975.448
Miniature books 099
Miniatures painting 757
Minie ball small arms 623 .4552
Minima and maxima algeb. 512.3
geom.513.19
Minimum
wage polit. econ. 331.215
Mining
companies min. engin'g 622.06
dangers and accidents 622 . 8
economic geology 553
engineering 622
engins steam eng. 621.13268
laws 622.007
machinery, hydraulic 62 1 . 269
practical 622 . 2
products polit. econ. 338.2
prospectuses 622.19
reports 622.009
Minisink Amer. revol. 973-3353
Minister eccles. pol. 262.14
Ministerial authority 262 . 8
Ministers
French government 3 54 -4404
German state " 354 4308
library propagandism 021.76
livefl of 922
Ministration to sick and ded 265.8
Ministries of state architec. 725.12
war " 725.12
Ministry
ecclesiastic polity 262 . i
German go vem ment 3 5 4 • 43 o 6
lay 262.14
parish work 258
religion 250
Topics in black face type are subdiTided. Superior
Minnesingers Ger. poetry 83 1 2
Minnesota, U. S.
admission U. S. hist 973 68
' history 977 6
For military history, see
973.52476, 973'7476 and
973.89476
^Minorca history 946 . 7
travels 914.67
Minorcan fowls 636 . 562
Minority representation 324 . 223
Minors law 347-6
Minot, L. Eng. poetry 821 . 14
^Minstrelsy * - 821
negro voc.mus. 784 . 7
Mints field crops 633 . 822
garden « 635.72
polit. economy 332.46
Minute books cunosa 099
Miocene period geology 55 1 . 782
*Miquelon ilands, N. F. hist. 971 . 8
Miracle plays
English literature 822 . i
general history 809 . 2
religion 244
theater 792
Miracles doctrins 231.7
New Testam't 226.7
postbiblical 231.7
Mirage optics 535.3
Mirrors - 535-87
M iscai riage obstetrics 618.39
Miscegenation ethics 173. i
hygiene 613.9
law 347.6
Miscellanies see subjects
"Miscellany Eng. liter. 828
Miscount of ballots frauds 324 . 275
Misers, lives of 920 . 8
Mishna Judaism 296
Misrule, Spanish, in Cuba
U. S. history. 973 . 891
Missals catholic ritual 264.025
illuminated 096
^Missaukee CO. Mich. hist. 977.466
Missing link evolution 575-8
Missionaries^ lives of 922
Missionary Ridge, battle 973 . 7359
schools 377-6
Missions
city 266
home and foren 266
music for sacrtd music 783.7
parish 269
Roman catholic 266 . 2
1
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
830
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
'Missisquoi co. Que. hist. 971 .462
Mississippi '
bubble loan institutes 332.31
* CO. Mo. history 977.898
river description 9177
discov. U. S. hist. 973 . 16
state
admission U. S. hist. 973 . 54
' history [976 . 2
secession U. S. hist. 973 .713
For military history of state,
see subdivisions of Special
campains and Military his-
tory under 973. S^t 973-7 and
973.89
valley description 917.7
Missouri
compromise U.S. civ. war 973 . 7 1 13
currant 634.724
river description 917.78
state admission 973 . 54
' history 977-8
For military history of state,
see subdivisions of SoeciU
campains and Military history
under 973'Sa. 973 7 and
973.89
^Mistassini CO. Que. hist. 971. 411
Mistral, F- Provencal poet. 849 . 146
Mitchell, D. G. Am. misc. 818.32
'Mitchell CO. la. hist. 977 . 7234
Miter sacred ornaments 247.6
Mites animal parasites 616.9685
zoology 595.4
Mithradatic war Rom. his. 93 7 . 05
Mithraic worship 295
Mitral valvs anatomy 6 11. 12642
Mixing machinery sewage 62 8 . 342
Mixt drinks adulterations 614.349
chem. tech.
state pol. sci.
Mnemonic derangements
Mnemonics
Moab ancient history
Moabite stone
Moats fortifications
'Moberly, Mo. history
Mobile, Ala.
bay U.S.civ. war 973.7372
663.8
321 .02
132.8
154. 1
939 46
492.617
623.117
977.8281
nav. his.
campain "
Mobs administration
Mocking birds care of
zoology
Model
tanks shipbilding
973-754
973-7388
351.752
636 686
598 8
623 . 83
4
6
Modeling elem. educ.
sculpture
Models art study
^Mbdena history
travel
Modem
analytic geometry
architecture
church history
costumes and customs
dance music
European history
geometry
Greek language
literature
history
^ Persian languages
philosofers
lives
Sabbath theology
sculpture
Modesty ethics
'Modoc CO. Cal. hist.
indian war U.S.hist.
Modulus of mach. physics
Moesia ancient history
Moguls Indian "
locomotivs
Mohair dom. econ.
manufactures
Mohammedan architecture
biografy
cookery
Mohammedanism
Mohawk
indians
vallev massacre
Am. rev.
Moisture
conditions of life
hygiene
physical geografy
prevention in museums
soil agriculture
public helth
therapeutics
Molar pregnancy
Molasses chem. technol.
Molbeck, C. IC. F. Dan. lit
Mold fungi
loft shipbilding
'Moldavia, Rumania hist.
Moldavian sheep
372
731
707
945
914
53
4^
54
516.5
724
270.8
390
786.46
940.2
513-5
489
889
940-999
491 . 55
190
921
263.2
735
179.9
979 . 423
973 . 82
531 -43
939.88
954
621 . 13262
646.13
677
•3
•97
•567
723
922
641
297
970.3
973-3345
swme
577-4
613.14
551.57
579 83
63 1 ■ 432
614.772
615 833
618.39
664.1
.839.8265
589.2
623 . 83
949.8
637.373
636.474
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this Index
RELATIV INDEX
831
Moldboard plow, double
631.3126
Money
332 4
tttming
631.3124
administration
351.833
Molding cheesemaking
637.3338
deposit by lib. borrower
034.14
metal manufac.
671 .
making commerce
658
Moldings
ethics
174.4
architecture
729.31
paper
332.5
carvd arch, decoration 739.55
prize military science
35513
painted • "
729-45
soliciting library rules
033.93
Molds, butter
637.2328
'Mongolia, China history
951.7
Mole plow
631.3126
Mongolian languages
495 .
Molecular physics
539
Mongolioza swine
636.472
Molecules
Mongols history
950
displacement of ,
539.5
Russian history
947.03
theoretic chemistry
541.3
Monimiaceae botany
583.928
Moles zoology
599-3
Monism philosofy
147
Molifere. j: B.P. Fr. drama
843.43
'Moniteau co. Mo. history
977.853
Molina, T. de Span. "
862.33
Monitor
'Moline, 111. history
977-339
and Merrimac U. S. hist.
973.7324
Molinists heresies
273.7
naval history " "
973.752
persecution
373.5
Monitorial system of educ.
371.41
Molino del Rey, battle
973.6339
Monitors
'Molise, Italy history
945.71
school government
371.57
Mollusca paleontology
564
warships naval eng.
623 . 825
zoology
594
Monkeys zoology
599.8
Molluscoidea
594.6
Monks religious orders
271
Molks'xs fishery
639 4
Monmouth
Molly Maguires
battle Amer. re vol.
973.3342
. labor organizations
331-88
* CO. England
943.43
Molting embryology
591.34
* N. J. history
974.946
'Moluccas history
991.3
Monmouth's rebellion
943.067
Molybdates mineralogy
549.74
^Mono CO. Cal. hist.
979.448
Molybdenum chemistry
546.77
Monocacy, Md
Molza, P. M. Ital. fiction
853 -33
battle U. S. dv. war 973 . 7369
poetry
851.34
Monocotyledonas botany
584
Moments statics
531-23
Monogamy family ethics
173.2
Monachism theology
371
hygiene
613.89
^Monaco history
944.94
Monograms design
745
travel
914.494
Monoliths prehist. arch.
571.94
'Monaghan, Ireland hist.
941.67
Monomania insanity
133.1
Monarch Eng. go vemment3 54.4203
'Monona co. la. hist.
977.744
Monarchic institutions
331.6
'Monongahela yal.W.Va.hl8l
t 975-451
Monarchs
'Monongalia co. W. Va. "
975.452
biografy
923.1
Monoplanes
of states Ger. gov't
354.4307
aeronautics
629.173
Monarchy, absolute
331.6
Monopolies trade
338.8
constitutional
331.7
state finance
336.19
Monasteries architecture
736.7
Monorail
theology
371
rolling stock engin'g
625.28
Monastic
tracks **
625 . 146
orders
371
Monosaccharids nutrition
613.39613
schools education
377-3
Monotony vs variety of
Monasticism
271
library work
033.701
Mondolingue univ. lang.
408.9
Monotremata manmials
599-1
Monetary congresses
332.44
Monotropess botany
583.63
Topics in blade face type aro sabdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
832
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Monroe, James presidenc>
^973-54
Montgomery
*Monroe Ind. history
977.225
^ CO. Pa. history -
travels
917.7225
Fort Amer. re vol.
* CO. III. history
977.391
' Wales history
' la.
977.7865
Montgomery's
^ Mich.
977-432
Canada exped . Am. rev.
' Mo.
977-8325
glands anatomy
' N. Y.
974.788
Months, names of
> 0.
977.196
Monti, Vincenzo Ital. poet
1 Pa.
974 825
^Montmagny co. Qup. hist.
» W. Va. . -
975-478
^Montmorency co. Mich. "
' Wis.
977-554
» Que. «
doctrin foren relations 327 . 73
*Montour co. Pa. "
U. S. history
973-54
'Montreal, Que. **
Monro's foramen anat.
611. 8148
travel
Mons veneris "
611. 6731
Monts de pi^t^
Monsoons meteorology
551-51
loan institutes
Monsters, fabulous
398.4
state control
Monstrosities *
Monuments
animal
591-159
American revolution
human anatomy
611 .012
antiquities
natural hist, of man
573-9
cemeteries
vegetable teratology
581 .22
Great war 1 914-19
variation
581.159
prehistoric
Mont Blanc travels
914.449
U. S. civil war
Cenis tunnel
622 .26
'Moods, signs of Eng.
Montagu, Mrs E.. Eng. let
. 826.62
' syntax Eng.
M.. T^dy - -
826.51
Moon
Montaigne,M.E.de Fr. lit.
844.31
astronomy
Montana, U. S.
charts
admission U. S. history
973.86
effect on tides
* history
978.6
maps observations
military hist. Span, war
973-89486
observation of
U.S.civ. war
973 7486
type printing for blind
Montanism heresies
273-9
Moonding domestic animals
Montares sheep
636.366
Moore
^Montcalm co. Mich, hist
977-453
Edward Eng. essays
1 Que.
971.441
Thomas poetry
Montemayor, Jorge de
863.31
lamp elec. lighting
'Montenegro history
949-7
Moorish
Monterey, battle Mex. war
973 • 6235
architecture
* CO. Cal. hist.
979 • 476
kingdom Span. hist.
Montesquieu Fr. essays
844.52
Moors, expulsion of ** "
Montgolfier ram hyd. eng.
621 .272
Moot courts
Montgolfi^res
Mootan language
aeronautics
629.151
Moraceous fruits
Montgomery
Moraines glaciers
* CO. III. history
977.382
Moral
* Ind. «
977. J48
agency, free doc. theol.
' la.
977 775
education
» Md.
975 ^84
expectations probabil.
* Mo.
977.838
government in schools
• N. Y.
974 746
heredity metaphysics
.0.
977.172
theology
974.812
973.3335
942.94
973.3315
611 .691
529.2
.851 .64
971.4735
977.483
971.448
974.839
971.4281
9I7.I428I
332.33
351-825
973.365
9x3
718
940.465
571 9
973 76S
422.8
425.8
523 3
523.39
525.62
524.3
523-39
655.38
636.293
824.61
821.75
621.3275
723.3
946.02
946.03
340.7
491.41
634 36
551.32
233.7
377
519.2
37.1-58
129.2
233-3
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of tliis index
RELATIV INDEX
833
Moral
philosofy 170
science, ethics 170
sentiment • 171.2
systems 171
Morals
and church 361.4
history of ethics 1 70 . 9
laboring classes pol. econ.33 1 . 84
of the press ethics 1 79 • i
journalism o 70 . 1 1
war ethics 172.4
Moratin.L.P.de Span.dram.862 . 42
sects
N.F. de
^Moravia history
Moravian brethren
^ language
missions
Morbid anatomy
habits hygiene
Morbidity public helth
*Morbihan, France hist.
poet. 861.41
943 72
284.6
491 . 87
266.46
616.078
613.87
614.15
944.13
More, T: English fiction 823.2
*Morea history
*Morelos, Mex. **
*Moresnet history
travels
Moreto y Cabana. A.
Morfe common sheep
949-5
972.4
949-3
914-93
862.37
636.3236
Morfogeny ner vou s system 6 1 2 . 80 1 3
physiology 612.605
Morfology
animals
comparativ philology
■ English language
physiologic
of intestin
leucocytes
milk
muscles
nervous stimulation 612.815
optic nerv 612.84315
pancreas
salivary glands
secretions
stomach
swet
plants
Morgagni's hydatids
591.4
415
4251
612.335
612 . 1T29
612.6645
612 .7419
612
612
581
anat. 611
612.345
612.3135
612 .409
335
7925
4
633
Morgan co. 111.
Ind.
Mo.
O.
W. Va.
history 977.346
- 977.251
; 977.853
history 977. 194
975496
Morgan horse
Morganatic marriage
customs
ethics
Morgan's Ohio raid
'Morgan town, W. Va.
Moringeae botany
636.128
392.6
I73-I
973-7342
hist. 975.453
583.299
Mttrk, J. H. S wed. fiction 839.7341
298
922.98
264.033
249
248
964
916.4
178.8
612.8013
612.605
821.85
974.974
Mormonism
Mormons biogrdfy
Morning prayer
Anglican ritual
family devotions
personal religion
'Morocco history
travel
Morphin habit ethics
Morphogeny
nervous system
physiology
Morris, W: Eng. poetry
Morris
' CO. N. J. history
iland, S. C. U.S. civ. war 973 .7351
Morristown, N. J. Am. rev. 973 . 367
'Morrow co. O. history 977 . 1 516
Morse automatic telegraf
code elec. "
Mortality
law of insurance
statistics
pub. helth
Mortar
bilding material
engineering
mounts ordnance
Mortars
chemic apparatus
technology
ordnance
prehistoric archeology
Mortgage companies
Mortgages law
Mortification surgery
Mortmain law
Morton's Ford, Va.
U. S. civil war
621 .38241
621 .382151
368.3
312
614. 12
691-5
620.15
623.4323
542.22
666.9
623.4214
571-27
332.313
347-2
617.25
347-2
Mortuary
bildings
customs
designs
statistics
973-7362
architecture
726.8
393
sacred omam'ts 247.3
population 312
registration 614 12
Morvan sheep 636 . 386
-■-' '• 4>
t ■
»-^t
^~
.V'
>Tl*'1
■J*' «-i
•A-
_ 'Vi
--<'?
SI
■^
Topics in black face type are subdlTided. Saperior flgures refer to die tables at die end of this index
834
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Mosaic
law Old Testament 22a . i
windows, architec. decor. 729.85
work 747
Mosaics
architectural decoration 729.7
floors and flooring 721.67
religious ornaments 247.4
Moscherosch, J ; M. Ger.sat. 83 7 . 5 1
^Moscow history 947*3
travel 9^4 -73
'Moselle, France history 944.382
Mosenthal,S.H. Ger. dram. 832 . 82
Moslems 297
Mosques architecture 726.2
^Mosquito shore, Cent. Am. 972.85
Mosquitoes
agriculture 632 . 77
animal parasites 591*69
parasitic diseases 616.9681
public helth 614.43
zoology 595-77
Mosses botany 588.2
sea alg« 589.3
*Mos(!ll history 956 . 7
Motet sacred music 783 . 4
Moth, gipsy 632 . 78
Mother
ethics 173-5
Goose folklore 398.3
maternity 618
tung elem. educ. 372.61
Mothers pensions 362 . 6
Moths agriculture 632.78
dom. econ. 648 . 7
econom. zoology 591.68
syst. " 595-78
Motion
beginnings of biology 576.4
composition of physics 531.22
in medicin * massage 615.82
laws of astronomy 52 1 . 1 1
metaphysics 116
of earth astronomy 525 . 3
liquids hydraulics 532.5
plants botany 581.5
sap in plants botany 581 . 1 1
solar system 523.24
perpetual mechanics 531.8
pictures, see Moving
pure physics 531 -i
rectilinear ** 53 1 • 3 1
Moti V power, farm 63 z . 37 1
Topics in bl«ck face type are inbdivided. Superior
Motor
apparatus physiology 612.7
bicycle 629.2
boats, small 623 . 823
cars elec. traction 621.3343
converters elec. eng. 621.31357
cultivator agriculture 63 1 . 3 1 6
electric traction 6a i . 3344
engins, see Motors
panels elec. eng. 621.31 723
system anatomy 6x1.7
physiology 612.7
surgery 617.47
terminations of nervs 6 1 1 . o 1 886 1
vehicles 629.2
Motordynamos elec. eng. 621.3x326
Motoroculi
nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 13
eye 612.8463
physiology 612.8193
external, see Sixth nerv
nucleus anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 55
Motors
aerostation ' engin'g 629 . 163
aviation ** 629.183
direct current elec. eng. 62 x. 3x324
induction " " 621.31364
repulsion • " 621.31366
series * " 621.31365
s}mchronous " * 621.31344
Motory organs animals 591-47
Mo ttos college 378.27
^ Eng. literature 828
Mould fungi 589 . 2
Moulding, see Molding
Moulting embryology 591-34
'Moultrie CO. 111. history 977. 367
Fort, battle Am. revol. 973.3328
Moun d layering 63 1 . 5343
Moundbilde rs prehist. arch 571.91
U. S. history 973 . i
Mounds prehistoric arch. 57 X. 9
Mountain
artillery mil. eng. 623.4x3
climbing hygiene 613 . 72
sports 796
cottages architecture 728.7
* counties W. Va. history 975.48
engins steam engin'g 62 1 . 13267
guns gunnery 623 . 55 1
motmts ordnance 623.431
pastures zoot^chny 636.08423
railways 625.3
regions agriculture 630.0914
figures refer to tlie tables at the end of tbia indei
RELATIV INDEX
835
Mountain
Mowatt, A..C. Am. dram
. 812.31
resorts hygiene
613.1a
, Mowers
631.353
sheep, English
636.325
Mowing
631-552
German
636.333
^Mozambique history
967.9
Italian
636.35
^Mozul history
956.7
sickness physiology
6-13.2751 1
Mucilage manufacture
668.4
Mountaineering hygiene
613.72
Muck fertilizers agric
631.871
sports
796
Mucous
Mountains
membranes, absorp. by
612.387
attraction of geodesy
526.14
admin, of med.
615.66
in moon
523-34
histology
611. 01873
mesurement of
551-53
physiology
6x2.38
natural boundaries
320.1282
secretion animals
591. 141
physical geogiafy
551-43
tissue histology
611. 01825
volcanic
551.21
Mud architecture
693.22
Mounting specimens
579-5
iland Amer. revol.
973-3337
telescopes
522.25
Mudie's circulat'g libraries
027.342
Mounts ordnance
623.43
Muffles, elec. prac. chem.
542.47
Mourning customs
393-9
Muggletonians sects
289.9
Mouse traps
648.7
Muhammedans
297
Mouth
0
Mulberry fmit culture
634:38
anatomy
611. 31
silk
638.2
diseases
616.31
family fruit
634 36
glands anatomy
6x1.316
Mulching
631 -79
in speech physiol.
612.7891
Mule domestic animals
636.183
muscles anatomy
611.7326
zoology
599-7
physiology
612.31
Mttller, F. P. Dan. poetry
839.8167
primitiv embryology .
611. 01334
MUller's duct anatomy
611.669
suigery
617.52
Multangulum majus, os
611.7177s
Movable bookcases
022.433
minus, os
611. 71776
bridges civil eng.
624.8
Multifidus muscle anat.
611.73165
mil. -
623.65
Multimember
Movables chattels
347-3
constituency suffrage
324 . 222
Movement
Multiovulatae
and sensibility physiol.
612.8114
aquaticse botany
583.92
cure therapeutics
615.82
terrestres
583. 9M
inhibition of phys. psy.
612.82134
Multiplane
,
muscular animal heat
612.532
aircraft engin'g
629.173
Movements
Multiple
associated phys. psych.
612.82135
furrow plow
631.3122
of brain physiology
612.8242
integrals calculus
51734
eye physiology
612.846
layering
631.5342
intestin
612.337
pregnancy obstetrics
618.25
large intestin "
612.367
stars astronomy
523.84
plants botany
581.5
unit control elec. tract.
621.3344
special physiology
612.763
Multiplex telegrafs
stomach "
6x2.327
communication
654.2
Moving
electric engineering
621.38235
pictures amusements
791
Multiplication of plants
631-53
education
37133
Multispeed motors eng.
621.313246
fotografy
778
Mummies
393.3
see also Fotoplays
Mumps diseases
616.31
sidewalks
621.8675
public helth
614.544
stairs
621.8676
Munch, P. A. Dan. essays
839.8464
Toplet in black facn type «re snbdiTided. Superfof Qgnres refer to the tables at the end of thi« ladey
836
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Mttnch-Bellmghausen E.FJ.832.75
^Munde, Ind. history 977.265
^Munich " 943-36
travels 914.336
Municipal
bonds polit. economy 332.6
civil servis 3 5 2 . 00 5
corporations admin. 352
law 347.1
elections local gov't 352.004
engineering « " 352.5
government admin. 352
laundries dom. econ. 648 . i
law admin. 352 •
statutes 340
Municipalities admin. 352
Munitions of war miL eng. 623 . 4
Munson shorthand 653.62
^Munster, Ireland history 941.9
travel 914.19
Munster sheep 636 . 3 ^3 s
Muntaner, R. Catalan misc. 849 . 98 1 3
Mural
circles astron. instrura. 522.33
decorations architec. 729
Muratori, L. A. Ital. essays 854 . 56
'Murcia, Spain history 946.7
Murder criminal law 343
Murfr^esboro, Tenn.
U. S. civ. war 973.7337
Murmurs
arterial physiology 612.133
cardiac - 612.1715
muscle - 612.7418
Murneer. T : Ger. satire 83 7 . 4 1
Murrain cattle disease 619.2
Murray printing telegraf 62 1 . 382 5 >
Musaceous fruits 63 4 . 77 1
^Muscatine city, ia. hist. 977.7681
* CO. " - 977.768
Musci botany 588.2
Muscle histology 6 1 x . o 1 86
reading 134
wave physiology 612.7413
Muscles
anatomy 6x1.73
chemic composition of 612 . 744
diseases of 616.74
effect of nervs on 6x2 . 817
glycogen of ph ysiology 612.352x8
of eye, external anat. 611.8461
larynx - 611.229
physiology 6x2.7
structure anatomy 611.73
Topics in black face type are sabdirided. Superior
636.59783
Muscovy duck
Muscular
arteries anatomy 611.1342
contraction chem. effects 6x2. 7442
physiology 61 2 . 741
disorders eye diseases 617.76
exercise hygiene 613.72
mo vem't and animal heat 612.532
respiration 612.2271
sense, localization of 612.82558
mental faculties 152.6
physiology 612.885
system anatomy 61X.73
physiology 612.7
tissue histology 6 1 1 . o 1 86
Museum
library bildings 02 2 . 655
material lib. adminis. 025.179
Museums
and libraries 021.46
a rchi tecture 727.6
arrangement of specimens 579.7
art fine arts 708
state control 351. 853
education 370.74
gsneral 069
medical 610.77
of domestic science 640 . 74
8Ch Dol e quipment 3 7 1 • 65
rooms 371.622
scientific natur. science 507
Sunday opening 263 . 7
« othor museums see subject
Mushrooms botany 589.22
culture 635.8
food 641.358
Music
art 780
biografy 927 . 8
box mech. instrum'ts 789.8
copyright ■ 655.62
ecclesiology 246.7-8
Great war IQ14-19 940.498
halls architecture 725.81
library administration 025.178
public worship 264 . 2
room domestic econ. 645.69
library bildings 022.659
therapeutics 6 1 5 . 83 7
U. S. history civil war 973 . 798
revolution 973.398
warof 1812 973.5298
figures refer to the tables at the end of thia iadflX
RELATIV INDEX
837
Musical
Myocardium anatomy
611. 127
form
781-5
Myodynainics physiol.
612.74
instruments
780
Myografy physiology
6x2.74x1
acoustics
534.8s
Myology anatomy
6x1.73
schools
371.632
Myopia eye diseases
617.75
sensations physiologv
r 612.85874
physiology
612.8451
sounds acoustics
534.3
Myoporineae botany
583.871
Musicians biografy
927.8
Myosin nutrition
612.39813a
Musk duck
636.59783
Myotonometry ph ysiology 612.7414
^Muskegon city, Mich, hisi
-977-457
Myrana univ. language
408.9
* CO. " -
977-457 •
Myrica
634.663
Musketoons small arms
623.442
Myricaceae botany
583.974
Muskets manufacture
683
Myriopoda zoology
595.6
small arms
623.442
Myristiceas botany
583.927
'Muskingum co. O. hist.
977.191
Myrrh perfume plants
633.816
Muskmelon
635.611
Myrsineae *
583.677
>Miiskoka dist. Ont
971 316
Myrtaceap "
583-42
lakes * trav.
917.1316
M3rrtaceotis fruits
634 4a
Muspilli Ger. poetry
831.14
Myrtales botany
583.4
Musquitos, see Mosquitoes
M]rrtle family fruits
634 4a
Mussels culture
639 4
Mysia ancient history
939.21
zoology
594 I
'Mysore, India history
954.8
Musset,L ! C' A.de Fr. dram. 842 .76
Mysteries
poet.
841.77
drama, see Mystery plays
Mustang pony
636.168
occultism
133
Mustard emetics
615.731
Mystery plays Eng. lit.
822.x
field crops
633 • 844
history
809.2
garden "
635.44
religion
244
MustelidsB zoology
599-7
theater
792
Muster rolls
355-5
Mystic philosofers
189.5
Mutilations
Mysticism heresies
273.2
of library books
024.82
philosofy
149-3
war customs
399
Mystics medieval
189.5
Mutiny maritime law
347.7
M5rthical Greek history
938.01
of Penn. line Am.revol.
973-349
Mythology
Mutton sheep
636.323
comparativ
29X
Mutual
German
293
action of planets
521.41
Greek and Roman
292
aid societies pol. econ.
334.7
Norse
293
benefit soc. state control
351-825
Myths
29X
insurance pol. econ.
334.3
Myxedema diseases
616.997
system education
37^-41
Myxomycetes botany
589.29
Muzzleloading ordnance
623 .4221
smill arms
623.4421
Mycenae ancient history 938.8
Mycetozoa botany
589.29
Mycology botany
589.2
Mydriatics physiology
612.8424
therapeutics
615.784
Myel anatomy
6x1. 82
Myelencefal
61Z.818
Myelencephalon "
6x1.8x8
Myelin histology
611 .018834
Mylohyoid muscles anat.
611.7346
Tooics in black face type are subdivided. Superior flgores refer to the tables at the end of this Indei
838
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
N ra3rs mesology 6 1 a . o 1 4483
Nabatheans ancient hist. 939.46
Nevius, Cnseus Lat. dram. 87a . 3
Naftha chem. tech. 665.5
domestic fuel 644 . 23
Naf thalene organic chem. 547 . 28
Nahum Bible 224 -94
Naiadaceae botany 584*74
Nails anatomy 6 1 1 . 786
physiology 6 1 a . 799
strength of materials 6ao . 1 1 a 87
'Nairn, Scotland history 941. a a
Nakedneck fowls 636 . 5882
Names
misspeld lib. access.dep't oas . a3a
of days of week 529-2
months 529.9
persons and places 929 . 4
pen bibiiografy 014
^Nansei ilands, Japan travel 915 .2
'Nantes history 944- 14
travels 914.414
edict of
French hist. 944-03
Huguenots 284 . 5
persecutions 2 72 . 4
relig. hist. France 374 . 4
'Nantucket 00. Mass. hist. 974-49
travel 917.449
»Napa CO. Cal. hist. 979-419
Naphtha chem. tech. 665.5
domestic fuel 644 . 23
Naphthalene organ . chem. 547-28
»Napierville CO. Que. hist. 971-435
Napkins customs 394 - 1
dom. econ. 64a . 7
'Naples, Italy history 945 • 7
* city. - - 945-73
travel 914-573
Napoleon
I Fr. hist, first consul. 944-046
• * " emp. 944-05
3 French history 944 -©7
code law 349.443
Napoleonic
period Europ. history 940-27
wars Ger. " 943 -06
Russ. " 947-07
Scand. " 948.06
'Napoli. Italy history 945-73
Narcotic habi t 178.8
poisons therapeut. 615.96
Narcotics
action of hygiene 613.8
and stimulants ethics 178
Topics in black face type ire nibdiTided. Superior
Narcotics
moral use of 178.8
therapeutics 615 . 78
Nardi, Jacopo Ital. essays 854.3a
Narranganset turkey 636 . 5923
Karrativs, personal
Great war 1914-19 940.48
U.S. history civil war 973 . 78
Mex. " 973.628
revolution 973.38
Span, war 973.898
war of 181 a 973.528
Narrowgage railways 6a5 . i
Nasal
bone anatomy 61 1.7 158
cavity " 611.7147
in speech physiol. 6 1 a . 789 1
duct anatomy 611.8469
passages " 6ii.ai
pharynx anatomy 6 1 1 . 3 2 7 1
tonsils " 6ii.3a6
Nasby, P. V. Am. humor 817.42
Naseberry 634.431
Nashville, Tenn. U.S.civ.war 973 . 7379
Nasmith societies ' a 6 7 . a 3 a
Naso-pharyngeal
space diseases of 616.21
'Nassau co. N. Y. hist. 974.7245
poultry 636.538
^Natal, Africa history 968.4
Natatores birds 598.4
Natatoriums architecture 725.74
Nates anatomy 611.981a
muscles " 6x1.7381
Nation political science 320.12
National
aid to education 379.1a
and state universities 378
policy 379.16
assembly 1 789-9a Fr.hist.944. 041
1871 - - 944.08
ass'n Mex. war veterans 369.146
naval veterans 369.157
bank, U. S. U. S. hist. 973 .41
banks 33a. 11
cemeteries 719
churches vs organ, unity a 6 1 . 8
conservation pol. econ, 339
cookery 641 . 59
costumes 391
customs, special 390
decay political science 320.159
det finance 336.3
electric code 621.3281 .
flowers heraldry 929 . 6
figures refer to the tobies «t the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
839
National
growth political science 320.159
libraries 027.5
music 786.45
parks 711
politics England 339.94a
U. S. 329
resources conservation 339
school supervision 379.151
soldiers' cemeteries 719
songs music 784-4
Nationalities
internal relations 323 . i
special education 371-98
suflfrage 324-15
Nationalization of land 333 . i
Nations
law of intemat. law 341
leagof " 341 -I
origin of 901
rise of Europ. history 940.11
Nativ American party 3«9«5
elements mineralogy 549 • s
Natural
body doctrinal theol. 233 . 5
boundaries pel. sci. 320.1281
draft • steam engin'g 63 1 . 1 83 82
drainage mining 622.53
gas chem. technology 663.6
econom. geology 553 . 28
heating 697.6
history, biblical 220 . 85
collectors handbks 579
museums 507
of countries 508.3
man 573
zoology 590
law science 50 1
sociology 340.1
light shadows 5 1 5 • 63
magic 133
philosofy 530
reUgion 210
resources conservation 333
rights political science 333-4
rock fertilizers agric. 631.851
science 500
selection evolution 575-4
physiology 6 1 2 . 609
stone bilding material 691.2
engin'g ** 620.132
system of botany 580 . i
theology 210
Natmal
ventilation mining 622.42
water courses, hygiene of 614 . 772
Naturalists biografy 935.9
Naturalization suffrage 323 . 62
Nature 500
law of science 501
sociology 340 . 1
metaphysics 1 13
of being metaphysics 1 1 1
respiration animals 591.121
the state pol. sci. 320 . 15
printing 655.37
study biology 570.7
elem. educ. 372 . 35
general 507
unity of metaphysics no
science 50 1
Nautical astronomy 527
surve)dng 526.99
Naval
and military order of
Spanish- Amer. war 369.183
architecture engin'g 623 . 8
artillery military " 623.418
battles 359
see also special countries
biografy 923-5
engineering 623 . 8
gunnery 623.553
history 359 09
Great war 19 14-19 949.45
U.S. civil war 973 . 75
Mex. " 973-625
revolution 973 . 35
Span, war 973 . 895
war of 1812 973 . 525
hygiene 613.68
men, lives of 9^3 . 5
mounts ordnance 623.434
order of the U. S. 369 .117
see also special countries
ordnance 623 . 4 1 6
registers foren 354
U. S. 353 . 7
schools 359-07
science 359
shipbilding 623.8
stations, U. S. 353 . 7
surgery 617.99
surveying 526.99
veterans, national ass'n 3 69 . 1 5 7
war 359
»Navarre history 946 . 5
Topics in black face typa are lubdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde
840
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Navarre travels
Navew
Navicular bones, carpal
tarsal
Navies
Navigation
acts Amer. revol.
aerial, see Aerial navigation
astronomy
laws
outfit shipbilding
signals in communicat.
physics
useful arts
'Navigator ilands history
Navigators' lives
Navy
administration
cookery
department, U. S.
Neal, John Am. fiction
J. C. satire
Neap tides earth
Neapolitan sheep
swine
Nearsightedness medicin
Nearsightedness schools
Nebraska, U. S.
admission U. S. hisi.
* history
Kansas-, bill U. S. hist.
mil. hist. U. S. civil war
Span. -
Nebulae astronomy
Nebular hypothesis "
Necessity metaphysics
Neck
914.65
635.127
611.71771
611 .71876
359
973.3112
347.7
623 . 86
654.9
534.83
656
996.1
923.9
359
641.573
353-7
813.26
817-31
525-63
636.35
636.45
617.75
371.72
973.81
978.2
973.66
973.7482
973.89482
523-85
523-"
123
anatomy
611.93
lymphatic glands anat«
6x1.463
lymphatics of "
611 .4213
muscles "
611.733
surgery
617.53
Necks geology
551.88
Neckties toilet
646.48
Necrology biografy
920
colleges
378
Necromancers
133-4
Necroscopy
616.079
Necrosis diseases
616.71
Nectarine
634.26
Needle telegraf commun.
654.3
elec. eng.
621.38224
Needlework art
746
dom. econ.
646.2
Neglig^ toilet
Negro
conditions in U. S.
education
race ethnology
mentality
646.47
325-26
371.974
572.96
136.4
nat. hist, of man 573 . 5
political standing 324 . 15
servants
slavery
songs
suffrage
dom. econ.
24
troops
Negroes
Nehemiah
647
326
784-7
324.15
973 81
973.7415
267.365
222.8
music
pel. sci.
U. S. hist.
U. S. civ. war
Y. M. C. A.
Bible
Neighborhood gilds
social clubs 367
'Nejd, Arabia history 953.8
Nelli, Pietro Ital. satire 857.41
Nematoda parasit. dis. 616.965
Nemean games Gk antiq. 913 .38
Neocene period geology 551.782
Neodymium chemistry 546 . 64
N^o-Grec architecture 724.63
Neolithic age prehis. arch« 571 . 2
Neology rationalism
Neon inorganic chem.
Neoplasms
pathology
physiology
Neoplatonism
Neoplatonists, apolog. ag'st 239.4
Neostyle offis equipment 652
211
546.292
6x6 . 992
612.6054
186.4
»Nepal history
travel
Nepal goat
Nepenthacese botany
Nephrotomy surgery
954.2
915.42
636.39854
583 922
617.46
Topics in black face type are snbdivided. Superior
Nepos, Cornelius Lat. his. 878.3
Nepotism civil servis 3 5 ' ■ i
Neptune descrip. astron. 523.48
Nemst lamps elec. light 62 1 .32653
Nerv
cells histology
physiology
Centers
function in speech
physiology
superior reflexes
fatigue physiology
fibers
rootSy spinal anat,
flsurei refer to the Ubles at the end of this. Index
611. 01883
612.822
612.7893
6x2.82
612.8338
612.8166
6x2. 8z
6x X . 827
RELATIV INDEX
841
Nerv
waves rapidity
theories
Nervous
conductibility
functions of animals
physiology
prostration
system
action
of glands on
on bloodvessels
6l3
612
613
591
612
616
.8165
.8163
.8163
.18
.8
.843
613
6X3
cutaneous exhala.613
glands 6 1 3
intestin 6x3
liver 612
muscles 6x3
pancreas 61 3
stomach 613
and metabolism 613
nitrogen e xcre tion 612
ceQtral physiology 6x3
comparativ anatomy 591
descriptiv anatomy 591
diseases of 6x6
drugs acting on 615
human anatomy 61 x
physiology 6x3
hygiene 6x3
pathology 6x6
surgical operations 617
sympathet. anatomy 6x1
physiol. 6x2
tissue histology 6xx
Nervs
anatomy 6x i
diseases of 616
histology 6x1
nutritiv influ. on muscle 612
of skin, trofic physiol. 613
peripheral " 6x3
spinal anatomy 6xx
Nestorian church 381
Nests
birds zoology 598
breeding zootechny 636
care of stock " 636
Netherland cattle 636 .
'Netherlands history 949
reform'n in 274 .
travels 914.
Nets biology 579
toilet 645
zootechny 636 .
.407
.181
.7938
.408
.338
.358
.8x
.348
.328
.01538
.461338
.83
.48
.78
.8
.78
.8
.8
.8
.8
.48
.839
.89
.0x88
.83
.87
.01883
.7465
.798
.8x
.833
.8
.2
.082461
.0831
2351
.3
.92
92
.612
.48
081111
Netting, balloon 629.161
Nettlerash skin diseases 616.51
Neufchatel cheese 637 . 3534
Neural furrows anat. 611.01351
Neuralgia diseases 616.87
Neurasthenia " 616.843
Neurenteric canal embry . 611. 01336
611. 018833
616.87
611. 01884
591.48
591-78
591-18
595.74
632 . 74
6x6.85
6x6.86
615.95
Neurilemma histology
Neuritis diseases
Neuroglia histology
Neurology
morfology
organografy
physiologic zoology
Neuroptera insects
pests.
Neuroses
diseases
due to special poisons
Neurotic
poisons toxicology
Neuters physiologic zool. 591.163
zootechny 636 . 08233
Neutrality
international law 3 4 ' • 3
proclamation U. S. hist. 973.43
Neutrals Great war • 940.335
Nevada, U. S.
acquisition Mex. war 973 .631
admission U. S. hist. 973 . 71
* history 979-3
mil. hist. Spanish war 973.89493
U. S. civil war973 . 7493
» CO. Cal. hist. 979 . 437
New
* Albany, Ind. history 977.319
Berne, N. C. U.S.civ.war 973 . 7363
books, cases for lib. econ. o 3 3 . 483
' Britain, Australa. hist. 993.6
Brunswick, Can. •* 97^-5
Brunswick, N. J. .hist. 974.943
Caledonia, Australa. " 993 . 3
Castile, Spain " 946.4
travels 914.64
church , S wedenborgian 3 89 . 4
biog. 933.84
England, U« S. history 974
campain
1779 Amer. revol. 973-3351
war of 1 812 973-5233
For military history of New
England or its individual
states, see subdivisions of
Special cam pains and Military
history under 973.3. 973- 7
and 973*89
Topics in bteck face type are subdivided. Superior ilgurei refer to the tables at the end of this index
842
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
New
Forest pony 636 . 1626
' France, Canada history 971
travels 9x7.x
^ Granada, S. A. history 986
* Guinea " 995
^ Hampshire, U. S. " 974.2
For military history sec 973.344a.
97^.7443 and 973-89442
Haven, city, Conn. hist. 974.68
CO. Conn.
Hebrides, Australa.
Holland, Australia
Ireland, Australa.
Jersey, U. S.
For military history.
1
I
1
1
I
1
974.67
993-4
994
993-6
974-9
see sub-
tt
divisions of; Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973.7 and 973.89
Jerusalem church 2 89 . 4
Leicester swine 636.4244
London CO. Ct. history 974.65
Madrid CO. Mo. • 977.8985
Market, Va. U.S.civ.war 973 . 7369
Mexican goat
Mexico, U. S.
discov. of America
history
Kearny in Mex. war
636.3981
973.16
978.9
973-6231
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.7 and 973-89
Orleans, La.
battle U.S. wari8i2 973. 5239
capture civ. war 973 7321
exposition 606
history 9 7 6. 3
nav.hist. U.S.civ.war 973.752
travels 917.63
Platonism 186
Plymouth colon y hist. 974.4
975 47
994.4
974.8
225
225-92
River valley, W. Va.
South Wales
Sweden, Penn.
Testament Bible
Testament biografy
Greek dialects487 . 3
thought 131
year customs 394
York, U. 8. history 974 . 7
For military history of state, see
subdivisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973. Sa. 973. 7 and 973. 89
travel 9X7 47
city Brit, occupa. 973.3323
evacuation 973-339
New
* York city history 974
travels 917
* vicinage hist. 974
point system 655
soc. of 2d warw.Gt.Br.369
Univ. of the State of 3 79
^ Zealand history 993
hemp 633
"Newark, N. J. history 974
* O. - 977
"Newaygo co. Mich. " 977
Newborn
care of 618
nourishment of physiol. 612
612
physiology
Newburg
addresses Am. revol. 973
Washington's hedquar. 973
"Newcastle co. Del. hist. 975
"Newfoundland ** 971
"Newport city, R. I. hist. 974
travels 91 7
" CO. R. I. hist. 974
French fleet at
Amer. revol. 973
Newspaper
cuttings preservation 029
directories 016
racks lib. econ. 022 .
reporting shorthand 653
Newspapers
ethics 179
journalism 070
legislativ supplies 328 .
library administration 025
mutilation in libraries 024
Newsrooms
free 027
library bildings 022
location of branch 022
Newt zoology 598
"Newton co. Ind. history 977
" *Mo. ** 977
Newton's binomial theorem 512
•7«
.471
•72
.38
144
.747
.1
•572
.93a
.1541
.458
.6
•3942
.648
.349
.367
.11
.8
.57
.457
.56
•354
•3
.07
935
.044
Ngami, lake
Niagara
» CO. N. Y.
» Falls. N. Y.
Ft, capture
travel
history
916
«
974
974
war of 1 81 2 973
Nibelungenlied Ger. poet. 83 1
Nicaragua
canal engineering 626
sociology 387
364
173a
84
9
6332
.17
, II
297
873
4
76
798
799
5234
21
Topics in black face type are siibdJTided. Superior Ugaxts refer to fhe tablet at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
843
* history
97a &s
travel
917.285
Niccolini, G. Ital. drama
852.71
*Nice history
944.94
travel
914.494
\icene
Ante, church ioo-'^25
281.3
coondls religious hist.
270.2
creed
238.1
Post, church 325-1054
281.4
Nicholas i Russian hist.
947.07
2
947 . 08
'Nicholasco. W.Va.
975469
Nicholls C. (Bront^)
823.81
Nickel
9
coinage pol. econ.
332.41
inorganic chemistry
546.74
ores economic geol.
553.48
'Nicobar ilands history
992
^Nicolet CO. Que. "
971 455
Niellowork arch, decora.
729.64
Niembsch v.Streh^enau
Ger. poetry
831.76
*Ni^vre, France history
944.56
Niger river description
916.6
Night opening lib. econ.
024.34
soil air pollution
614.764
work labor'g classes
331-812
Nigretti sbcep
636.365
Nihilism philosofy
149-8
socialism
335
Nile description
916.2 1
goat agriculture
636.39862
*Nlmes history
944 . 83
travel
914-483
Nineteenth cent'y Eur. hist
. 940.28
Ninety-six, Fort, S. C.
Amer. re vol.
973-3373
Nineveh anc. history
935-2
^ cuneiform lang.
492 19
Ninth nerv anatomy
611 .8319
physiology
612 .8199
Niobium inorgan. chem.
546.89
*Nipal, India history
954.2
travel
915-42
^NipiRRing dist Ont. hist.
971 314
lake " travel
917-1314
Nipple anatomy
611 .691
Nirvana oriental filosofy
181. 4
Nisard. j: M. N. D.
844.77
Nissl's bodies histology
611 .01882
Nitrates chem. tech.
661.6
fertilizers
631.842
mineralogy
549 • 72
641.12
6x2.398
612.015347
662.2
615.781
378 . 32
929.7
323.31
177.5
977.276
977.195
Nicaragua Nitric acid chemic tech. 661.2
Nitrifying
crops agric. 631.8471
Nitrites depressants 615.716
Nitro-derivativ org. chem. 547 . 8
Nitrogen
assimilation physiol. 612.3922
compounds air pollution 614.727
in blood physiol. 612.125
urea " 612.4612
fertilizers agric. 631.84
group inorganic chem. 546.17
metabolism phys.chem. 612.01533
Nitrogenous
foods domestic econ.
substances nutrition
crystallizable
physiol. chem.
Nitroglycerin chem. tech.
Nitrous oxid anesthetics
^Nivemais, France history 944 . 56
draft horse 636. 1545
Nobel prizes
Nobility heraldry
social classes
ethics
'Noble CO. Ind. history
1 o.
Noble Leyczon, La
Provencal poetry 849.132
Nobles biograf y 923 . 2
education 371. 962
Nocturne piano music 786.43
»Nodaway co. Mo. history 977.812
Nodier, J* C E. Fr. fiction 843 . 72
Nodose ganglion anat. 6 1 1 . 89 19 1
Noi.se public helth
Nomads outcast races
Nomenclature
anatomy
botany
physiology
theoretic chemistry
Nominalism philosofy
Nominations suffrage
Nomsz, Jan Dutch drama 839.3245
Nonalkaloid anesthetics
physiol. psychology 612.82142
Nonautomatic actions
of animals comp. phys. 612.821311
N on christian
biograf y 922 . 9
religions 290
and education 377.9
N oncombatants Great war 940 . 3 1 6 1
Topics in bla.ck face t]rpe are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
614.8
397
611 .0114
580.1
612.0114
541.9
149 -I
324.231
844
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Noncondensing engins
Nonconformists
English religious hist.
sects
Nondepolarized cells
Nondirigible
aircraft aeronautics
Nonruclidean geometry
Nonjurors Eng. relig. hist.
Nonmalignant tumors
Nonmetallic
elements chemistry
poisons therapeutics
Nonnitrogenous substances
foods dom. econ.
metabolism nutrition
physiol. chem.
urin constituents
Nonoffidnal drugs adulter.
Nonrigid dirigibles
Nonsphericity of planets
Nonwoody fruit
^Nord, Prance history
Nordenflycht, H. C.
* Norfolk CO. Eng. hist.
* Mass. **
1 Ont.
Norfolk cattle
sheep
turkey
Noricum ancient "
Norite Plutonic rocks
Normal labor obstetrics
schools
training agric.
Norman
architecture, English
French
Sicilian
cattle
conquest Eng. hist.
contjuests Europ. hist.
draft horse
swine
^Normandy, Fr. history
Norse "
Nonnansy England "
*Norrland, Sweden "
Norse
discovery of America
^ language
* literature
mythology
^ old, language
621.11253
274.2
283.42
621.3535
629.151
513.8
274.2
616.993
546.1
615 923
641.13
612.398197
612 015346
612.46x8
614.35a
629.157
521.43
634.77
944.28
839.7^43
942.61
974 • 47
971.336
636.2265
636.3235
636.5927
939-85
552.37
618.44
370.73
630.775
723-42
723-44
723-45
636.2461
942 .021
940.14
636.1541
636 . 443
944.3
948.02
942.02
948.8
973 13
439 8
839.8
293
439 6
*Norse, old literature
Norsemen Scandin. hist.
North
* Africa history
America geografy
geology
* history
languages
statistics
travels
American turkey
> Atlantic states U. S. histv
^ Canada *"
» Carolina, U. S. «
travel
secession U.S.hist.
839.6
948
961
917
557
970
497
317
917
636.5921
974
971.2
975.6
917-56
973-713
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973*53. 973.7 and
973.89
Central states history 977
Dakota. U. S.
admission U.S.hist. 973.86
history 978 . 4
mil. hist. Spanish war 973 . 89484
• U. S. civ. war 973 . 7484
travels
917.84
Devon cattle
636.2261
cast, see Northeast
German confederation
943 081
Holland cattle
636.2351
swine
636 . 433
in U. S. civil war
973.741
For military history of the North
or its individual states, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973-3, 973-Sa. 973.7 and 973-89
pole travels 919.8
sea physical geog. 551.461
west, see Northwest
'Northampton co. Eng. hist. 942 . 55
' Pa.
Northeast German sheep
ter. Can. hist.
'Northeastern
boundary U. S. hist,
treaty " "
passage
Northern
dewberry
invasion Am. re vol.
lights aurora borealis
mythology
Panhandle, W. Va, hist.
974.822
636.3317
971.28
973-57
973.58
919.8
634.7171
973-3366
523 59
293
975 4"
travel 917. 541 z
Top ics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
«45
Northern
papaw 634.418
prisons U. S. civ. war 973 . 77a
Northmen in Am. U.S.hist. 973 . 13
Scand. history 948
Northumberland co.
* Eng. history 942.82
* N. B. " 971.521
* Ont. « 971.356
* Pa. - 974.831
Northwest
boundary, Ore. U.S.hist. 973 . 61 1
San Juan " 973. 82
department of
i86a U. S. civ. war 973.7329
1863 - - - 973.7341
events in
1778-79 Amer. revol. 973.3348
1779
passage travels
rebellion Can. hist.
» Territories " "
> territory U. S. -
travels
Norway
administration
botany
' finance
geology
^ history
maps
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
union with Sweden hist. 948 . 06
other topics see table i
Norwegian
haybox cookery
kitchen
^ language
* literature
Romanesque architecure
Nose
973.3358
919.8
971.054
971.2
977
917.7
354 481
581.9481
336.481
554.81
948.1
9x2.481
379 481
314.81
914.81
341.2481
641.588
643.338
439 8
839 8
723 48
anatomy
diseases
in speech
muscles
physiology
Nosology
Nostrums
pathology
physiology
anatomy
611 .21
616.21
612.789Z
611.7323
612.2154
616.01
Notation
abridged anal. geom.
arithmetic
for book sizes
music
system of lib. classificat.
theoretic chemistry
Notebooks liter, methods
Notes
personal shorthand
promissory poL econ.
public and priv. "
Notion mental faculties
Notochord embryology
^Nottingham, Eng. history
travels
* Notts, England history
•Nouns Eng. syntax
forms etymol.
" morfol.
'Nouvelle France history
*Nova Scotia
Novaculite lithology
Novel reading, ethics
lib. econ.
516.52
511.2
025.3
781.2
025.4
541.9
029.4
653.041
332.7
332.5
153. i
611.0134Z
942 . 52
914.25a
942.52
425.5
422.5
425.15
971
971.6
552.45
175.8
028.4
medicin
state control 614.27
Nota, Alberto Ital. dram. 852 . 65
Notaries public law 347 . 96
Topics in black face type are 'sobdivided. Soperior
writing
Novelists, English biog.
Novels
American civil war
B English literature
Great war 1 914-19
readers privileges
religious
'Novgorod, Russia hist.
Novilatlin univ. lang.
Noxious
animals econ. zoology
gases air pollution
materials " **
plants econ. botany
vapors hygiene
Noxiousness
of animals, econ. zoology 591 . 65
Nozles steam turbin design6 21.16533
theory62i.i65Z3
808.3
928.23
973-793
823
940.493
024.78
244
947-2
408.9
591 65
614.72
614.75
581.65
613.62
*Nubia, Egypt history
Nubian milk goat
sheep
Nuciculture agric.
Nuck, canal of anatomy
Nuclei, dentate "
olivaris super. "
Nucleoalbumins nutrit.
963.4
636.3986
636.386
634 5
611.6673
611.81713
611.81713
612.398136
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
846
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Nucleoproteids nutrit. 612.3981451
Nucleus
caudatus anatomy
motorius **
of cell histology
physiology
Luys
red
taild
Nude fowls
Nudifloreae
anatomy
botany
*Nuevo Leon, Mex. hist.
Nuisances law
public heith
Nullification
in South Carolina
U. S. constitut. law
Number
accession lib. econ.
metaphysics
of library trustees
members legis. bodies
' signs of £ng. etymoL
Numbering
machines library
offis
printing
of pages bookmaking
Numbers
book of Bible
prime arithmetic
shelf library econ.
theory of algebra
Numeration arithmetic
Numeric equations, higher
Numidia ancient history
Numismatics
Nunneries
Nuns
cloisterd
* Nuremberg history
travels
Nurseries
day
Nursery
catalogs agriculture
domestic economy
food dom. econ.
hygiene
furniture dom. economy
lore folklore
rimes folklore
611.81331
611 .81741
611.01813
613.01433
611 .8141
611. 81544
611.81321
636.5882
584.6
973.1
347-5
614.7
973-561
342.73
035.243
119
033.33
328.3349
432.5
035.344
653
655.36
655.37
333.14
5II-3
035.8
513.81
511. 3
512.2
939-72
737
271.9
271.9
371.96
943.32
914.332
362.7
631.5214
649.1
649 -3
613.33
645.67
398.3
398-3
Nurses
American revolution
domestic servis
Great war 19x4-19
physiologic zoology
training of
U. S. civil war
Nursing domestic econ.
median
Nusairian religion
Nut culture
gatherers
Nutation astron. correc.
theoret. astron.
Nutmeg ctilture
muskmelon
Nutrient arteries anat.
Nutriments physiology
Nutrition
action of glands on
on glands
of bones physiology
muscles "
plants fertilizers
physiologic botany
zoology
physiology
Nutritiv
baths hygiene
enemeta "
phenomena physioL
Nutritory
organs comp. anat.
descrip. "
Nuts agriculture
dietetics
domestic econ.
harvesting
physiology
Nux vomica spin, poisons
Nyblom, K : R. Swed. lit.
Nyctagineae botany
Nyerup, R. Danish essays
Nymphseacese botany
973.376
647 25
940.47s
59 I. 163
610.73
973-776
649
610.73
297
634. 5
631 .3561
522.96
521.9
633 . 834
635.611
611. 1343
6x2.392
613.403
613.404
613.753
613.7465
631. 811
58^.13
591 . 13
6x2.39
613.33
613.23
6x2.39
591 43
591 73
634 5
613.37
641.3
631.5561
613.3937a
615.97
839 . 7466
583.9"
839.845
583.118
Topics in black face type are rabdiTided. Superior fignrea refer to the tables at the end of tliis indes
RELATIV INDEX
847
Oak botany
forestry
•Oakland city, Cal. hist.
* CO. Mich. "
Oases physical geografy
Oat grass forage crops
Oaths
ethics
legal
of allegiance pol. sci.
offis legislativ bodies
Oats agriculture
botany
zootechny
^Oaxaca, Mexico history
Obadiah Bible
Obedience doctr. theology
family ethics
Obelisks antiquities
monuments
Oberammergau pass'n play
Obesity diseases
physiology
Obex anatomy
Obituary addresses biog.
serm.
Object glass- telescopes
teaching education
Objectivs microscopy
Oblates monast. orders
Obligations soc. ethics
Oblique
arches arch, construe,
muscles, abdom. anat.
of hed "
perspectiv descr. geom.
projection " "
Obliquity of ecliptic
Oboe musical instrum.
Obrenovics swine
•O'Brien co. la. history
Observation
errors probabilities
mental faculties
Observations astronomy
auxiliary
of comets
moon
planets
stars
sun
Observatories
astronomy
meteorologic
583-976
634.9
979 . 466
977.438
551.58
633 . 265
179s
347-94
323.6a
328.361
633.13
584.9
636.08613
972.7
224.91
234.6
173.6
913.32
718
792
616.39
612.3977
611. 8185
920
252.9
522.24
372.3
578.2
271 .76
177.8
721 .42
611.7363
611. 7318
515.61
515.3
525.32
788.7
636 . 472
977.714
519.6
152
524
522.6
523 69
52339
523.49
523.89
523 -79
522. z
551. S
Observatories
school apparatus
bildings
Observing
chairs
371.662
371.623
powers
Obsession
Obsidian
522.28
372.3
133.4
133.9
552.23
6x8.8
618.2
611. 1375
611.73826
611.73817
611. 13326
611.71^1
611. 4631
611.81315
Topics in black face type are sobdiTided. Superior
astronomy
education
demoniac
spiritism
lithology
Obstetric operations
Obstetrics gynecology
Obturator
artery anatomy
extemus "
intemus "
Occipital
artery anatomy
bone "
glands of neck "
lobe of brain "
Occipito-
atlantal joints anatomy 611.721Z
axial " ■ 61 1. 72 1 1
frontalis muscle " 611.7322
Occult sciences 133
Occultations
and transits, astronomy
finding longitude
Occultism
Occupation
choice of
territorial pol. sd.
therapeutics
Occupations
injurious hygiene
mortality in pub. helth
special diseases from
Ocean
coast changes
* CO. N. J. history
currents phys. geog.
exploration
geografy maps
Hfe zoology
liners shipbilding
mails
Pond, Fla. U. S. civ. war 973 . 7364
telegraf communication 654 . 5
elec. engin'g 62 1 . 3828
tides 525.6
transportation sociol. 387
useful arts 656
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
523.99
525.48
133
374 I
320.1263
615.851
6x3.6
614.146
6x6
551.36
974.948
551-47
910.4
9x2
591.92
623 . 824
383
848
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Ocean travels
910.4
Official
^Oceana co. Mich, history
977.459
reporting shorthand
653.046
Oceania
•
residences architect.
725.17
ecclesiastic history
279
Officinal drugs adulterat.
614.351
geografy
919
Offis
geology
559
and apartm't bldgs arch
. 725.22
* history
990
bildings
725.23
statistics
3x9
bildings care of
647.962
swine
636.489
equipment and methods
651
travels
919
furnishings dom. econ.
645.64
Oceanica, see Oceania
groups blanket ballot
324.256
Oceanology phys. geog.
551 46
tenure of civil servis
351.4
Oceans physical geografy
551.46
training law educat.
340.7
Ochnacese botany
583.245
Offisers
*Oconto CO. Wis. history
977.537
administrativ univ.
378.11
Octateuch Bible
222
army and navy lives
923.5
Octocorolla radiates
593.62
mil. sci.
355.33
Octroi local taxes
336.28
civil servis lives
923.5
Oculomoto nerv, see Third nerv
organization
3SII
external, see Sixth nerv
duties of public ethics
172.2
Od mind and body
134
gov't, legis. power over
328.345
Odd Fellows secret soc.
366.3
of legislativ bodies
328.362
Odel, Anders Swed. poetry 839 . 7 144
presiding legis. bodies
328.3621
Odell shorthand
653.35
Offises
^Odessa history
947.7
excise architecture
725.14
Odic force mind and body
134
post "
725.16
Odontalgia dentistry
617.65
public "
725.13
Odontografs mech. engin*g62i.83i
record ■
725.15
Odontology
Offisholding
animal compar. anat.
591-43
legislativ restrictions
328 . 349
descrip. "
591.73
Offsets plant culture
631.5321
human "
611. 314
Offspring hygiene
613.9
Odontomithes fossils
568
Ofthalmia eye diseases
617.71
Odylic force
134
Ofthalmic
(Ecumenical councils
artery anatomy
611.13332
ecclesiastic polity
262.5
nerv of Willis "
611. 83152
religious history
270.2
surgery
617.7
Oedema physiology
612.381
vein, inferior anat.
611 .14516
Oehlenschiager, A. G.
839.8161
superior •
611.14515
Oenotheras botany
583.445
Ofthalmology
Oesophagus, see Esophagus
anatomy
-61Z.S4
OSal air pollution
614-763
diseases
617.7
OflEensiv
physiology
6x2.84
animals econ. zoology
591.66
Ofthalmometer physiol.
612.84261
materials air pollution
614.75
Ofthalmoscope pathol.
617.7
Offertory alms
264.9
physiol.
612.84312
organ music
786.86
^Ogemaw co. Mich, history
977.475
sacred
783. »3
Ogier, G. Dutch drama
839.3235
Office, see Offis
^Ogle CO. 111. history
977.332
Official
-
Ogres folklore
398.4
ballot suffrage
324 252
Ohio
functions civ. ser. offisers 3 5 1 . i
^ CO. Ind. history
977.212
register, U. S. civ. serv.
351-2
» . W. Va.
975.414
Topics in black face type are sobdivided. Superior ficures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
849
Ohio
state
admission U.S.hist. 973*46
history 077 -^
For military history, see
973.5247I. 973.7471 and
973.89471
travel
valley description
• W. Va. history
Ohmmeters elec. eng.
Oil
animal chem. analysis 543 . 9
technol. 665 . 2
baths prac. chem. 542 . 46
burning locomoti vs 6 2 1 . 1 3 3 1
coal economic geology 553 . 28
cooking by dom. econ. 641 . 583
cookstoves " " 643.333
domestic fuel " •* 644 . 23
917.71
917.7
975 41
621.3742
engms
feeders
heaters
lamps
Hght
Hght
painting
mech. engin'g 621.4342
lubrication
dom. econ.
621 .89
644.23
644.32
6443"
022.751
751
698.1
633 • 85
lib. bildings
art
bUding
plants agriculture
refining, mineral air pol. 614.724
strainers lubrication 621.89
road engin'g
elec. eng.
agriculture
manufactures
surface
switches
tractors
Oilcloth
shipbilding
625 . 75
621.31735
631-3722
679
623.826
Oilers
Oils
adulterations
essential chem. tech.
fixt materia medica
food constituents
manufacture
protectiv external agents 615.776
vegetable agriculture 633 . 85
chem. anal,
tech.
Ointments therapeutics
*Oise, France history
Oklahoma, U. S.
* history
U. S. hist.
614.3^3
668.5
615.34
641 . 14
665
543.8
665.3
615.776
944.35
openmg
travels
Okra
Olacales
botany
976.6
973.86
917.66
635 648
583 . 26
Olacineae botany
Olai, Ericus Swed. poetry
Old
age insurance pol. econ.
mortality pub. helth
pensions pol. econ.
physiology
therapeutics of
* Bactrian language
^ Castile Spanish history
travels
catholic church
* Egyptian language
' English language
French
gard, order
Norfolk sheep
* Norse language
literature
^ Persian language
* Prussian " .
red sandstone geology
* Saxon language
literature
school baptists
Testament
biografy
»01denburg, Ger. history
cattle
horse
swine
Oldham, John Eng. satire
Oleacese botany
Olefins organic chem.
Olempe sheep
Oleomargarin
adulterations
chemic technology
dairy
Oleron, laws of admiralty
physiology
psychology
anatomy
Olfaction
Olfactory
bulb
nerv "
physiology
organs anatomy
physiology
tract anatomy
Oligarchy polit. science
Oligocene period geology
Olivary
bodies anatomy
body, nucleus of superior
583.261
839.7113
331.25
614.135
331.25
612.67
615.54
491 52
946.3
914.63
284.8
493 I
427.01
447.01
369.116
636.3235
439.6
839.6
891.51
491.91
551.74
439 2
830.2
286.4
221
221 .92
943.5a
636.2344
636.143
636.434
827.45
583.71
547-22
636.3468
614.326
664.3
637-281
347-7
612.86
152.3
611. 8133
6 1 1 . 83 1 X
612.8191
611.86
612.86
611. 8133
321.5
551.781
611. 8183
611. 81777
Tofks in black face type are SttbdiWded. Saperior fignres refer to the tablet at the end of this indei
850
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Oliv oil chemic technol.
Olivs agricultiire
Olona fiber crops
'Olonetz Russian history
Olozaga, Salustiano de
Span, oratory
Oltmans, J. F. Dutch fie.
Olufsen/O. K. Dan. dram.
Olustee, Fla. U.S.civ.war
Olympiads chronology
Olympic games Gk antiq.
^Oman, Arabia history
travel
Omayyads Span. hist.
Omens occultism
Omentum anatomy
diseases of
physiology
Ommiads Span. hist.
Omnibus
biU U. S. history
riders special legislation
Omnigraf engraving
Omnipotence doct. theol.
Omnipresence " "
Omniscience " "
Omohyoid muscle anat.
Omphalomesenteric
artery anatomy
vein *
Onagrariese botany
Oneida
community socialism
' CO. N. Y. history
' Wis. history
Indians
Oneman farm
Oneway plow
Ongtischaf
Onions agriculture
"Onondaga co. N. Y. hist.
Indians
^Ontario, Canada history
» CO. N. Y. «
'» Ont. «
Ontogeny anatomy
zoology
Ontology philosofy
Ontonagon co. Mich. hist.
Onychophora articulates
Oolite geology
lithology
Oology ornithology
665.3
Oordoo language
491-43
634 63
Oosporese algae
589.5
633 • 565
fungi
589.24
947.3
Ooze lithology
552.54
Opal economic geology
553.8
865.51
Open
839-3353
air schools
371.718
839.8a57
arc eiec. lighting
621.32543
973-7364
channels hydraulics
532.54
529.3
circuit cells elec. eng.
621.3535
913-38
reference shelvs lib. econ.o 24.55
953.5
shelvs lib. econ.
024 56
915.35
voting suffrage
324-244
946 . 02
workings mining
632.31
133.3
Opening, Sunday
-
611.382
libraries
024.4
616.38
and museums
263.7
<Ji2.339
Openings
946 . 02
in roofs arch, construe.
721.55
streets sewerage
628.231
973 . 63
Opequon, Va. battle
328 . 376
U. S. civil war
973.7377
760
Opera
231.4
amusement
792
231.4
bouffe dramatic music
782.7
231.4
dramatic music
782
611.7333
ethics
175.2
houses architecture
725.82 .
611. 1364
recitative vocal music
784.2
611.1497
Operations, calculus of
517.7
583.445
Operativ surgery
617.9
Operculum anatomy
611.81319
335.973
Operetta music
782.8
974.762
Ophicleide
788.45
977.525
Ophidia reptils
598.12
970.3
Ophiomorpha fishes
597.7
631. I 163
Ophiuridea zoology
593.94
631.3124
Ophthalmia eye diseases
617.71
636.385
Ophthalmic, see Ofthalmic
635 • 25
Ophthalmology, see Ofthalmology
974.765
Ophthalmometer physiol
612.84261
970.3
Ophthalmoscope pathol.
617.7
971.3
physiol.
612.84312
974.786
Opitz V. Boberfeld Ger.poet.83 1 . 5 1
971.355
Opium
611. 013
agnoulture
633.75
591.3
analgesics
615.783
III
habit ethics
178.8
977.498
hygiene
613.82
595.5
narcotic poisons
615.961
551.76
traffic ethics
178.8
552.56
war, 1840-42 Chinese hist.95 1
598.2
Opossums mammals
599.2
Topics in black f«ce type are sobdiTided. Superior flcnree refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
851
Opotherapy
Orbicularis oris
611.7326
therapeutics
615.36
Orbit
hepatic physiology
612.35161
of comets astronomy
523.63
Oppian Greek poetry
883.4
earth
525.3
Opposition
eye, etc. diseases
617.78
of good and evil heresy
273.2
moon astronomy
52333
Oppositions solar system
523.23
Orbits
Opsonic theory
of eyes anatomy
611. 7146
physiology
6ia . 118223
hevenly bodies
521.3
Optic
plane of, in space astron
.521.21
chiasm anatomy
611. 8144
position of, in plane "
521 .22
crystallografy
548.9
lOrcades, Scot. history
941.12
disc anatomy
611.843
Orchard disk harrow
631.3138
illusions physiology
612.84374
grass forage crops
633.22
lobes "
612.8265
Orcharding agriculture
634
nerv anatomy
611. 8312
Orchards agriculture
634
eye diseases
617-73
Orchestral music
785
physiol. of eye
6x2.843
sacred music
783.1
nervs " " nervs
612.8192
Orchestrion music
789.7
perceptions physioL
613.84372
Orchids
thalamus anatomy
61Z.8147
botany
584.15
physiology
612.8261
fertilization of, botany
581.16
tract anatomy
611. 8144
gardening
716.2
Optics physics
535
Orohitic fluid physiol.
612.616
physiology
612.84
Ordeal, trial by law -
340.3
Optimism philosofy
M9-5
Order
Optional
department lib. econ.
025 . 23
studies curriculum
375.0014
of founders and patriots
vaccination pub. helth
614.4739
of America
369.125
Optostriate body physiol.
612.8261
studies curriculum
375-OOII
Orach
635.43
the Old gard
369. 116
Oracles mind and body
^333
public administration
351 . 75
Oral
Orders
examinations educat'n
371.27
holy ministry
262. 16
instruction "
371.33
sacraments
265.4
pharynx anatomy
611.3272
in council, 1807-8 Eng.hist.942 .073
Orange
•
the ministry eccles.pol.262 . 16
associations polit. soc.
363
monastic
271
* city, N. J. history
974.933
of architecture
729.32
» CO. Cal. «
979.496
knighthood heraldry
929 71
» Ind.
977.227
social pol. sci.
323 3
* N. Y.
974.731
Ordinal Anglican ritual
264.037
» Vt.
974.36
Ordinance of 1787
973.318
family agriculture
634 3
Ordinances Anglican rit.
264.035
* Free State history
968.5
city local gov't
352
Orangemen polit. ass'ns
363
local lib. "
023.1
Oranges fruit culture
634.31
religious
265
H>ration8 Eng. literature
825.3
Ordination eccles. polity
262. 16
Oratoric clubs educ.
374.24
sacraments
265.4
Oratorios sacred music
783.3
sermons
252.7
Orators, English biografy
928.25
Ordnance mil. engin'g
623.4
Oratory
808.5
stores, care of
623.48
sacred homiletics
i 251
Ordo anomalus botany
583.899
Orbicular muscles of eye
611.7325
Ordoo language
491.43
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
«52
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Ore
cars mining engin*g 622
concentrators min. eng. 622
deposits econ. geol. 553
dressing mining eng. 622
sampling
Oregon, U. S.
admission
botmdary
^ history
assaying 669
63
75
z
7
9
68
611
5
7495
89495
5
95
8875
6
3
U. S. history 973
973
979
mil. hist. U.S. civil war 973
Span, war 973
question U. S. hist. 973
travel 917
^Oregon co. Mo. history 977
Ores
chemic analysis 543
iron econom. geology 553
metallurgy 669
mineralogy 549
mining 622
non-iron econ. geol. 553 . 4
Orford.H. Walpole Eng.let.826 . 61
Organ
bilding
cabinet
music
musical instrument
ofCorti anatomy
physiology
sacred music
Organa lateralia anat.
Organic
and inorganic matter
chemic industries
chemistry
chemistry of soil
drugs materia medica
liquids physical chem .541.327
material zoology 591.137
products chem. analysis 543 . 8
remains paleontology 560
Organisms, physiology of 612.014
Organization
central gov. foren states 354
U. 8. 353
dty local gov't 352.004
civil servis 351 -i
cooperation 334 • i
courts law 347-97
engineering works 621 . 704
internal legis. bodies 328.36
laboring classes 331-87
military forces 355 . 3
786.6
786.9
786.8
786.5
611.8522
612.8584
783.1
611.889
577.1
660
547
631-417
615.3
Organization
party suffrage 324 . 233
schools education 37x . 2
Organizations
labor pol. econ. 331.88
library propaganda 021.77
' special purposes, see subject
Organografy botany 581 . 7
zoology 591. 7
Ox^ans
embryonic, human 6 1 1 . o 1 3
of generation anatomy 6x1.6
comp. anat. 59 1 . 46
descr. " 591.76
overuse of hygiene 613.65
Oriels architectural design 729.38
Oriental
architecture 722
art 709 . 5
churches 281 . 5
customs 915
frils pigeons 636 . 59634
history 950
horses 636 . 1 1
lang^ges 490
literature 890
music theory 781.7
mythology 291
philosofers biografy 921-9
philosofy z8x
question Turkey 949 • 6
raspberries 634 .715
religions 290
societies 490 . 6
theologians biografy 922 . i
Orientalia literature 890
Orientals dom. servis 647.24
education 371.976
Orientation
ecclesiology 246.1
sense of physiology 612.8861
Orifises hydraulics 532 . 52
Origen early Chris, philos. 1 89 . 2
Origin of
English language 422 . i
evil natural theology 216
individ. soul metaphys. X29
knowledge " 121
language 40 1
life 576
man nat. hist, of man 573 . 2
printing 655. xx
religious belief 201
sexes evolution 575 .9
Topics in black face type are sulHUyided. Superior figures refer to ttie tables at the end of Uds index
RELATIV INDEX
853
Origin of
species " 575-8
speech philology 401
state political science 320 . 1 1
Original
home of man ethnology 573 .4
sin doctrinal theology 233.2
Orinoco river travel 918 -7
Oriskany A mer. re volutionp 73.3334
^Orissa, India history 954.1
* language 491-45
Orkney sheep 636 . 3258
'Orkneys, Scotland history 941 .12
Orleans. C : due d* Fr. poet. 84 1 . 2 2
'Orleans France history 944-5
house of Fr. " 944.063
» lied', Que. ** 971-448
'Orleansco. N. Y. " 974.791
> vt. « 974.3a
Ormin Eng. poetry 82 1 . 12
Ornament
corvd arch, decorat'n 729.5
painted " " 729-4
Ornamental
botany 7x6
design 745
gardening, landscape 7x0
joinery carpentry 694 . 7
plasterwork masonry 693 . 63
Ornaments
costume 39^.7
domestic economy 645 . 5
prehistoric 57X . 7
toilet 646 . 48
*Ome, France history 944 . 23
Omifhology 598.2
Omithopters aeronautics 629.177
Orobanchacese botany 583.821
Orology physical geog. 5 5 1 • 43
Orphan asylums
architecture 725.57
institutions 362.7
U. S. civ. war 973 . 7772
Orphic poems Gk epics 883 . 5
Orpington poultry 636 . 524
Orrery astronomy 523.28
Orris perfume plants 633 .815
Orthodox church Greek 281.9
Orthodoxy heresies 273
Orthoepy
compar. philol. 411
' English language 421.5
Orthografic projections 5 1 5 • 5 1
H)rthografy Eng. lang, 421
Orthomorphic projec. geod.
Orthopedic
appliances surgery
surgery
agriculture
zoology
aeronautics
paleontology
526.82
617.92
617.3
632.72
595 - 72
629.177
560
633 284
618.84
977-858
977.7116
977.469
Orthoptera
Orthopters
Oryctology
Oryzeae forage crops
Os, dilatation obstetrics
*Osage CO. Mo. history
'Osceola co. la. history
' Mich.
Oscillating
marine engins 621.1225
steam * 621. 11 245
Oscillations of earth's crust 551 . 24
Oscillografs elec. eng. 621.3747
'Oscoda CO. Mich, history 977.478
Osculation calculus 517.24
'Oshkosh, Wis. history 977.565
Osier fiber crops 633 . 588
Osmium
filaments elec. lighting 621.32644
inorganic chemistry 546 . 94
Osmose of liquids 53^ . 7
Osmosis
absorption physiology 6x2.382
mesology 612. 014462 1
theoretic chemistry 541.341
Osmotic
permeability of blood 612.11117
pressure of blood 612. 11 811
Osseous labyrinth anat. 611.853
^Ossetic language 491 . 56
Ossian Eng. literature 82 1 . 66
Ossoli. M. (Fuller) d ' 814.31
Ostend manifesto U.S.hist. 973 . 66
Osteology
animal descriptiv 591.79
comparati V 591.49
human anatomy 61 x . 7 x
Osteopathy therapeutics 615.82
Ostracism Gk antiqui. 913.38
Ostracoda articulates 595-33
Ostrich
farms agriculture 636.611
zoology 598.5
'Oswego CO. N. Y. history 974.767
'Otaheite history 996 . 2
travel 919.62
apple, sweet 634.442
gooseberry 634 . 666
Otfried German poetry 831.12
Topics in bUick face type are sttbdirided. Saperior flgurea refer to the tables at the end of this index
'
854
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Otic ganglion anat.
Otocysts physiology
Otoliths, see Earstones
Otology
anatomy of ear
diseases '
physiology "
Otsego CO. Mich. hist.
N.Y.
Ottawa city, Ont. *
CO. Mich. "
O. «
Que. «
Otto 1 German history
2
3
«
m
Otto cycle gas engins
> Ottoman empire history
*Ottumwa, la. •*
Otway, T : Eng. drama
Oudaan, Joachim Dut. **
*Oudh, India history
^Outagamie co. Wis. *
Outbildings architecture
Outcast races
Outcrop geology
Outdoor
cookery
garments dom. econ.
relief charity
pauperism
servis dom. econ.
sports
Outer house garments
Outfall sewerage system
sewers
Outfit, ship
Outlawry criminal law
"Outlines, compends, see subj
Outlining drawing
Outlooks landsc. garden'g
Outposts military science
Outward flow turbins
Outworks fortifications
Ouvroirs
wages economics
Ovarian
artery anat. 611.1369
castration, physiol. effects 612.6211
veins anatomy 6 11. 1467
Ovaries anatomy 611.65
gynecology 6 1 8 . 1 1
physiology 612.621
61C. 89156
612. 85876
6ZZ.85
6x7.8
612.85
977.484
974.774
971.384
977.415
977.121
971 .422
943.022
943 022
943.022
943.025
621 .4321
949.6
977.7931
822.45
839.3236
954.2
977-539
728.9
397
551.85
641.578
646.45
361
339
6473
796
646.43
628.217
628.27
623 . 86
343
741
717
355.41
621.243
623.117
331.53
Ovariotomy surgery 617.46
Overcoats dom. econ. 646.45
Overcrowding curriculum 375. 006
Overfalls hydraulics 532.53
Overflows sewer appurten. 62 8 . 2 58
Overhanding dom. econ. 646 . 2 1
Overhed
^ lines elec. transmission 621.3x922
wire " traction 62X.3322
Overhours hygiene 613.61
Overlegislation pol. sci. 328.241
Overmantels fixt furniture 729.95
Overshot wheels mech. eng.62 x . 22
Overskou, T: Danish dram.839.8264
Overstrain
effect on library servis 023 . 644
staff 023 . 64.9,
physical hygiene 613.73
O verstudy school hygiene 371.71
Overtime work lib. econ. 023 . 64
polit. econ. 331.814
Overture orchestral music 785.5
Overuse of organs hygiene 613.65
Overwork
hygiene
mental mental hygiene
Ovid Latin poetry
Ovogenesis embryology
Ovulation physiology
Ovum
613 .61
131
871.2
611. 01316
612.62
embryology
capsule of
pathology of
physiology
anatomy
6x1.0x3x5
611 .6512
pregnancy 6x8.32
612.622
removal obstetric oper, 618.88
*Owen CO. Ind. history
* sound, Ont. "
Owls pigeons
Owners
absentee and alien
liability of bilding
Ownership
land pol. econ.
marks lib. "
zootechny
municipal
Oxalate of cerium therap. 615 . 735
Oxalates mineralogy 549 . 79
Oxenstjema, J.G. Swed. lit. 83 9 .7154
^Oxford, England history 942.57
travels 914.257
1 CO. Me. history 974.17
travels 917.417
» Ont. history 971.346
977.243
971.318
636.59622
333-4
692.9
333
025 . 25
636.0812
352. 5
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the end of this iodex
RELATIV INDEX
«55
Oxford movement 283
sheep 636.3234
university 378.42
Oxids mineralogy 549 . 5
theoretic chem. 541.4
Oxydants physiol. chem. 612.01511
Oxygen
chemistry 546 . 2 z
compounds mineralogy 549.5
group inorganic chem. 546.2
in blood physiol.
mesology
muscular oonsump. of
Oxyhemoglobin physiol.
Oxyntic glands, stomach
Ox3rtocics therapeutics
Oyster plant
Oysters
cookery dom. econ.
fisheries
food dom. econ.
fossils
fresh pub. helth
preservation chem. tech.664.9
dom. econ. 641.4
preservd pub. helth 614.319
zoology ' 594 . 1
'Ozark CO. Mo. history 977.8835
'Ozaukee CO. Wis. history 977.592
Ozocerite economic geol. 553.27
Ozone chemistry 546.21
hygiene 613.16
612.1272
612.014464
612.74422
612. mil
611.33
615.766
635 1634
641.6
639.4
641.3
564.1
614.317
Pacchioni's glands anat.
Pacer, American
Pachyderms zoology
Pacific
coast U. S. civ. war
dewberry
' ilands, Polynesia hist.
travel 9x9.6
ocean, discov. U.S.hist. 973.16
611. 8193
636.128
599.6
973-73%
6.^.7173
996
phys. geografy
' slope, U. S. history
' states • "
war of Chile history
Pacifists Great war
Pack horse
mules
Packers agriculture
library employees 023 . 795
Packing
appliances for agric.
butter business
cheese
farm expenses
of crops
voltaic cells
Packs farm transport
Paddlewheels shipbilding 623 . 87
Paddock lectures apologe t. 239.05
551.465
979
979
983
940.3162
636.15
636.183
631.3644
631.364
637-2351
637-3351
631.177
631.564
621.3524
631.3732
Padins fruit culture
Padouse fowls
'Padua, Italy
history
travel
Paduan fowls
sheep
Paediatrics
Paedogenesis
Pagan architecture
Paganism
'Page CO. la.
Page size
Pageants
dramatic
medicin
zoology
history
newspapers
634.24
636.552
945-3
914.53
636.552
636.35
618.9
591.163
72a
290
977.778
070.321
394 2
customs
scenario writ'g 808 . 2
theater 7 92
processional amusem'ts 79 1
customs
Pages
legislativ bodies
library staff
numbering of printing
Paging machines "
Paidology
Pail system sanitation
Pailleron, E' Fr. drama
394.5
328 . 3625
023.78
655.27
655 - 36
136.7
628.42
842.87
Topics in bUick face type are rabdivided. Saperior flguree refer to the tables at the end of this index
856
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Pain sense physiology 612.884
Painless extinction
of animal life 614.971
Paint, prehistoric 5 7 1 • 7 ^
Painted decoration arch. 729 . 4
Painters biografy 927.5
colic 615.928
Painting
fine art 750
house^ sign, etc. 698 . z
porcelain 738
Paintings
collections of 708
engravings from 750
Paints chem. technol. 667.6
painting 75 1
Pairing legislativ procedure 328 . 375
Palaces architecture 728.3
of rulers " 725.17
peace " 725.12
PaljE- see Pale-
Palate
anatomy 61 1.3 15
bone anatomy 61 1 . 7 1 62
muscles •* 611.73276
soft, in speech physiol. 612.7892
Palatinate
* Upper, Germany hist. 943.34
war of U. S. history 973 . 25
Pale blueberry 634 . 736
Paleobotany 561
Paleografy
' English language 42 1 . 7
inscriptions 417
Paleolithic age prehistarch. 571 . x
Paleontologic anatomy 6 1 1 . o 1 6
Paleontologists biografy 925 . 6
Paleontology 560
Paleozoic
period geology 551.72
^Palermo history 945.8
travels 914.58
Palestine ancient history 933
> modem - 956.9
pre- Judaic hist. 939 . 45
travels 9^5 •<39
Palestrina sacred music 783.4
Palfrey horse 636.13
^Pall language 491 . 3
Palimpsests rare mss. 091
Palingenesis metaphys. 129.4
Palisades fortifications 623.117
Palladium inox^gan. chem. 546.98
Palladius Danish misc. 839.8824
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior
Pallium anatomy 611.8x31
sacred omam. 247.6
Palm, J. H. van der 839 .3451
Palm muscles anatomy 61 z . 7377
sugar plants 633.65
family fruit culture 634.6
istle 633.5772
Palmaceous fruits 634 . 6
Palms botany 584.5
Palmaris brevis anatomy 611.73772
longus " 611.73752
Palmieri, M. Ital. essays 854.22
Palmistry magic 133*6
Palmists biografy 920.9
Palms botany 584.5
horticulture 7 1 6 . i
Palmyra ancient history 939.43
Palo Alto, battle Mex.war.973 .6234
* CO. la. history 977.7155
Palpebrae anatomy 6z i . 847
Palpebral apparatus sight 612.847
Palsy, see Paralysis
Paludan-Mftller.F. Dan.poet839.8167
Pamflets
cases for lib. econ. 025.8
miscellaneous collections 040
preservation of 025.4
special library material 025.172
on s; ecial topics see subject
Panurs 958.6
Pamphlets, see Pamflets
Pamphylia ancient hist. 939 . 29
Pampiniform plexus 611.1466
Panaetius Greek philos. 1 88 . 4
Panama
congress U. S. history 973.55
hat fiber 633.584
* history 986
Pananti, Filippo Ital.satire 857 . 67
Pancreas anatomy 6x1.37
diseases of 616.37
physiology 6 x 2 . 34
Pancreatic
artery anatomy 611.13642
duct " 611.373
juice physiology 612.34
secretions animals 5 9 1 . 1 43
Pancreatico-duodenal artery
inferior anatomy 611.13651
superior " 611.13641
Pancreatin aids to digest. 615. 7342
Pandaneae botany 584.61
Pandects Roman law 349-375
Paneld construction
carpentry 694 . 5
flgUTM refer to the tablei at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
857
Panels
carvd arch, decoration
central elec. statiop
local electric lighting
painted arch, decorat.
Panhandle
> Eastern W.Va. history
travel
1 Northern history
Panic
financial 1837 U.S.hist.
1873 " "
grass cereals
Paniceae forage crops
Panics
commercial money
production
trade
^Panjabi language
Pannonia
Panopticon
Panoramas
Pantheism
Pantheon
Panthers
ancient hist,
prison syst.
amusements
painting
nat. theology
philosofy
architecture
zoology
Pantografs elec. traction
Pantomimes drama
music
Pantries dom. economy
Panzacchi» E. Ital. essays
Paoli Amer. revolution
Papacy eccles. polity
Papal bulls eccles. polity
conclaves " •
infalUbility •
^ states, Italy hist.
supremacy, Ital. "
Papaver
Papaveraceae botany
Papaw, melon •
northern
Paper
covers library books
domestic economy
engineering materials
hanging trade
in books publishing
manufacture
materials fibers
mills architecture
money
roofing bilding
729.56
621.3x72
621.3283
729.46
975.49
917 549
975 4"
973 . 57
973 -83
633.172
633 • 283
33a
338
381
491.42
939.86
36s
791
750
212
147
722.7
599-7
621.33472
792
782.9
643-47
854.88
973 3336
262. 13
262
262. 13
262. 13
945-6
945-03
633 . 75
583.122
634-651
634.418
025.7
646. 182
620. 197
698.6
655-53
676
633 59
72546
332-5
695 -7
'Parables
Parabola
913 3931
633 842
995
636.489
616.51
091
828
'Papers on spec, topics, see subjects
Paphlagonia ancient hist. 939.31
antiquities
Paprika
'Papua history
Papuan swine
Papular afEections of skin
Papyrus manuscripts
English liter.
New Testament 226.8
analytic geom. 516.25
geometry 513-25
Paraboloid anal. geom. 516.45
Parabosco, G. Ital. fiction 853.45
Paraceles anatomy 6 1 z . 8 1 3 8
Paracelsus medieval philos. 1 89 . 5
Paracentral lobule anat. 611.81316
Parachutes
aeronautics 629.167
Paradidymis anat 611.633
Paradise
garden of Eden
Bible geog. 220.91
Genesis 222.11
primi ti V home of race 572.4
theology 236.6
Paradisi, A. Ital. poetry 851.61
Paraffin chem. technol. 665.4
Paraffining bldg material 691.2
Parafifins organic chem. 547.21
'Paraguay history 989
travel 918.9
tea agric. 633 . 77
Parallax, lunar astronomy 523 .31
practical '
solar
stellar
terrestrial
Parallel
courses education
forces physics
lines geometry
522.91
523.92
523-81
525.16
375.0013
531.24
513-13
perspecti v descr. geom. 515.61
planes geometry
Parallelism Scripture
Parallels Gospels
siege works
Paralysis
diseases
facial
infantil
513-33
220.88
226. 1
623 . 23
616.842
612.81978
616.83
physiology
diseases
public helth 614 . 54
surgery 617.48
Topics in black face type are subdiyided. Superior flgores refer to the tables at the end of this index
858
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Parasites
animal diseases 616.961
of animals animal hyg. 614 . 92
pathology of animals 59 1 • 3
plants 581.33
vegetable diseases 616. 969
Parasitic
animals 591-69
diseases dermatology 616.57
pathology 616.96
public helth 614.55
plants botany 581.69
• pests 632 . 5
Parathyroids anatomy 611.447
physiology 6 1 2 . 442
Parcel post postoffis 383
Parchment manuf. 676
Pardoning
power law 343 . 2
Parenchyma anatomy 611.665
Parenchymatous absorption
physiology 612 .388
Parent and child law 347-6
Parents ethics 1 73 • 5
and teachers 371 • 103
choice of zootechny • 636 . 08244
Parian chronicle
Arundel marbles 481 . 7
Greek history 938
Parietal
bone anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 54
lobe of brain " 61 1.813 12
Parietales botany 583 . z a
Parieto-occipital fissure
anatomy 611. 813 15
Paring plow 63 1 . 3 1 25
Parini, Giuseppe Ital. satire 857 . 64
»Paris, France history 944- 3 6
travel 914.436
congress of, 1 856 341-1
expositions 606
peace of U. S. history 973 . 26
treaty, U. S. war w. Spain 973 . 89
Parish
care of sick, fallen, etc. 258
ecclesiastic polity 262 . 2
go vemment England 352.0423
law 352
libraries 027.8
missions theology 269
work, societies for 256
Park
bildings architec. 725.76
hack horse 636.13
*Parke CO. Ind. history 977.246
^Parkersburg, W. Va. hist. 975.423
Parkings
road engineering 625 . 77
Parks
flying aeronautics 629 . 144
hygiene of ground 6 1 4 . 7 83
recreation 613.75
public landscape gard. 711
local govemm't 352.7
Parliament
constitutional law 342.42
England 328.4a
houses of architecture 725.11
Parliamentary
blue books 328.424
control administration 351.96
debates 328.422
inquiries legis. proced. 328 372
law 328 I
practis legislat. bodies 328.1
reform England 328.42
writ legislativ bod. 328.351
Parlor domestic econ. 645.62
magic 793
maids dom. econ. 647.25
pastimes 793
Parmenides Gk philos. 182.3
Parmesan cheese 637 . 3545
Pamell, T : Eng. poetry 82 1 . 52
Pamy, E. D. D. Fr. poetry 841 . 57
Parochial
libraries 027 8
schools and libraries 257
education 377-5
^Parodies English liter. 8a7
Paroles U. S. civil war 973 . 773
Parolfactoria anatomy 611 8133
Paroophoron " 6116677
Parotid glands " 611. 3165
Parovarium • 611.6676
Parquetry floors architec. 721 66
Parricide criminal law 343
Parrots domestic birds 636.686
zoology 598.7
*Parry Soimd dist. Ont. hist. 971 .315
Parsee dualism heresies 273 . 2
Parseeism 295
Parse val Grandmaison, P. A. 841 .63
Parsifal legends 398 . 2
opera 782 . 2
^Parsing Eng. grammar 425 . a
Parsis biografy 933.95
religion 295
Topics in black face type are subdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
859
Parsley
635.78
Passions philosofy
157
Parsnip field crops
633 44
physiology
613.82133
garden "
635 14
Pastel drawing
741
Part songs vocal music
784 8
Pasteurism pub. helth
614.477
Parthenogenesis
Pasteurization buttermaking 637 . 2336
botany
581.163
infant diet
613.33
physiology
612.6133
Pasteurizer dairy
637 . 1323
zoology
591.163
Pasteurizing **
637.1333
Parthenon architecture
733.8
Paston letters Eng. hist.
943.04
Parthia ancient history
935-6
Uter.
•
836.3
Partial
Pastoral
suffrage electoral systems
; 324.212
letters
353.1
•Particles English etymol
433.9
poetry Eng. literature
831.06
' syntax
4359
theology
250
Parties, political
329
visitations
253
social amusem't
793
Pastors ecclesiastic polity
262. z
dom. econ.
642.41
Pastry room dom. econ.
643 36
Partington, Mrs Am.hum.
817.34
Pasture
Partisan warfare mil. sci.
355
feeding zootechny
636.08422
Partnership law
347-7
land pol. econ.
333.7
Partridge -shooting
799
Patchouli perfiune plants
633.812
Parts electric mach.
631 .316
'Patagonia history
983
Parturition obstetrics
618.4
travel '
918.3
physiology
613.63
Patella anatomy of bones 611.71845
Party
knee
611.983
ballots suffrage
324 - 253
Patent
caucuses legislativ proced. 328 . 3745
blocks printing
655.3a
conventions polit. sci.
329
indexes literary meth.
039.5
feeling in religion, use of
380
law law
347.7
lines telefony
631.3853
patents
608
organization suffrage
324.233
medicins adulterations
614.353
Paruta, Paolo Ital. essays
854.47
state control
614.37
Parzival legends
398.3
therapeutics
615.88
*Pas de Calais, France hist.
944-37
room lib. bildings
033.64
Passage, final legislation
328.375-
types printing
655.23
^Passaic co. N. J. history
974.923
Patents bilding
690.8
Passavanti, J. Ital. essays
854.13
engineering
630.08
Passenger
useful arts
608
boats shipbilding
623 . 8234
Paternalism
cars railway engin'g
625 . 23
in library
021 .201
elevators lib. bldgs
033.9571
'Paterson, N. J. history
974.924
mech. eng.
631.87771
Pathetic nerv anatomy
611 .8314
engins steam eng.
631.13365
physiol.
613.8194
vessels shipbilding
623 . 824
nuclei anatomy
611. 8155
Passeroni, G. C. Ital. satire
857.63
Pathogenesis
616. ox
Passifiorales botany
583.45
Pathologic anatomy diag
. 616.078
Passifioreae
583.456
Pathology
Passion
botany
581.3
music
..7S3.3
medicin
6x6
plays English literature
833.1
mental
133
general history
809.3
of'labor
618.5
. Oberammergau
793
pregnancy
618.3
religion
344
puerperal state
6x8.7
Passionists monast. orders
371.6
zoology
591.2
Topica in black face type are subdivided. Superior flguree refer to the tables at the end of this index
860
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Patience ethics
179.9
Peaches fruit culture
634 -25
Patola garden crops
635 627
Peacock, T:L. Eng. fie.
823.76
Patriarchal institutions
321. 1
Peacock and
Patriarchs of Bible lives
220.92
Epervier U. S.wari8i2 973.5255
Patricide law
343
Hornet
973-5253
Patriotic societies, American 369 . x
Peacock poultry
636.595
Patriotism ethics
172. 1
Peanuts nuciculture
634-58
pol. sci.
320.158
Pearl fishery
639.4
Patriots
Pearls gems
553.8
biografy
9?3
Pears fruit culture
634.13
of America, order
369 laS
Peas garden crops
635.66
Patristic
harvesting agric.
631.5563
philosofers biografy
921.9
Peasantry polit. econ.
331-8
philosofy
189.2
social classes
323 33
theology
330 I
Peasants war Ger. hist.
943-031
Patron
Peat
saints labor holidays
331.817
economic geology
553-21
Patronage ethics
177-5
foundations architecture 721 . 11
Pattern shop mfg plant
621.72
fuel chem. tech.
662.6
Pattvpan squash
635.621
domestic econ.
644.22
Paul X Russian history 947.07
Pecan
634 521
Paulding, J. K. Am. humor 8x 7 . 23
Pecquet, cistern of anat.
611.423
'Paulding co. 0. history
977"7
Pectineus muscle "
611.73823
Paulus Hook Am. revol.
973-3355
Pectoral glands
611.4675
Pauper asylums
362.5
region •*
611.942
architec.
725.55
Pectoralis major "
611. 7351
labor
331-6
minor "
611.7352
Pauperism
339
Pedagogics
371
and illiteracy, pub. educ.
379.22
Pedalineae botany
583-85
suffrage disqualifications
324.173
Pedata zoology
593-97
Pavements road eng.
625.8
Pedersen, K. Dan. miscel.
839.8821
sanitation
628.47
Pedestals arch, design
729.32
Pavilly fowls
636.546
Pedestrianism
796
Pavlar sheep
636.363
ethics
175-7
Pavloff fowls
636.571
Pediatrics medicin
618.9
Pawls mech. engin'g
621.837
Pediculosis
616.968
Pawnbroking, loan instit.
332.34
Pedigrees genealogy
929.2
'Pawtucket, R. I. history
974.53
Pediments arch, constr.
721.86
Pay, extra pol. econ.
331 225
design
729-37
Payment
walls
721.28
in kind wages
331.235
Pedobaptism
265.1
methods "
331.235
Pedogenesis zoology
591-163
of legislativ employees
328.3626
Pedunculated bodies anat
. 611.633
Payrolls library finance
025.115
^Peebles, Scotland hist.
941.46
Pea pickers
631.3583
»Peel CO. Ont. **
971.353
Pea Ridge, Ark. civil war
■ 973-7323
Peerage heraldry
929.7
Peabody fund education
373.75
Pegs, husking
631.3613
Peace
^Pehlevi language
491 . 53
and war ethics
172.4
^Pekinj^, China history
951 -I
conference U.S.civ.war
973.712
travel
915. II
efforts for - - -
973-7"
Peking duck
636 . 59785
Great war
940-312
Pelagianism heresies
273-5
jubilee Boston
780.973
Pelasgian architecture
722.6
society intemat. ethics
172.4
'Pelew ilands history
996.6
Toxica in black face type are anbdivided. Superior flgurea refer to the tablea at the •Bd'*of tUa iadas
RELATIV INDEX
86i
Pelican, ship U.S. war i8ia 973 .5253
Pellico, Silvio Ital. drama 852 . 73
Pelopoxmesian war Gk hist. 93 8.05
Peloponnesus ancient * 938.6
> modem " 949-5
Pels, Andries Dutch dram. 83 9 . 3 2 4a
Pelton wheel water motors62 1.233
Pelvic articulations anat. 611.7281
bone " 611.7181
lymphatics * 61 1.43 16
region * 6x1.96
Pelvimetry 618.53
PeMs anatomy 6x1.96
diseases of women 618.13
surgery 617.56
Pelycosauria paleontol. 568 . i
^Pembroke, Wales history 942-99
^Pemiscot CO. Mo. history 977.8996
PenaeaceaB botany 5^3-934
Penal colonies crim. law 343 • 2
law 343
Penalties crim. law 343*2
school 37X . 54
Penance theology 265.6
Pencils writing materials 652
Pendleton
civil servis act U.S. hist. 973 . 84
* CO. W. Va. " 975.491
Pendulum
apparatus geodesy 526.72
Poucaulfs " 535.36
operations " 526.73
physics 53 1 53
Penguin, ship U.S.war 1812 973.5257
Peninsular
campain U.S.dvil war 9 73 . 73 2 7
> Lower Mich. hist. 977.4
» Upper - " 977.49
war Spanish " 946.06
Penis anatomy 61X.64
diseases of 6x6.66
Penistone sheep 636.3255
Penitential music 7 ^3 • ^ 7
Penitentiaries 365
architecture 725.61
Penmanship 652
Pen-names bibliography 014
'Pennsylvania, U. S. hist. 974-8
For militarv history, see sub-
divisions ot Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973.7 and 973.89
travel 9x7.48
Pennsylvania, colonial soc.of369 .137
Pennyroyal agriculture 633 . 88
Penobscot
' CO. Me. history 974 . 13
expedition Am. revol. 973.3352
Penology criminal law 343.2
Pens writing 652
zootechny 636 . 083 1
Pension
act, Mex. war U. S. hist. 973 . 85
bill, dependent " 973-^5
Pensions
army and navy 3 5 1 • 5
civil servis 35i«5
library 023 . 8
mothers 362 . 6
old age pol. econ. 33i • 25 1
teachers 371.17
Penstocks sewer appurten. 628.257
Pentateuch Bible aaa . x
Pentose nutrition 612.396x9
Peonage
political economy 331-56
slavery 326 . 2
People's
palace self -education 374-9
party U. S. politics 329.84
^Peoria city, 111. history 977.352
* CO. 111. - 977-352
Peperino economic geol. 553.58
'Pepin CO. Wis. history 977.547
Pepper
adulterations 614.314
agriculture 633 . 84 1
Pepsin
aids to digestion 6 1 5 . 7342
destruction in stomach 612.3232
formation in stomach 612.3232
in gastric j uice physiol. 612.33x5
in urin " 613.3333X
materia medica 615.35
Peptic glands anat. 611.33
Peptones
changes in intestin 613.33374
gastric digestion 613.33345
in urin physiol. 613.461264
nutrition 6x a . 398X 7
stomach absorption of 612.33274
Peptonuria physiology 612. 46668
Pequot indian war U.S.hist.9 73 . 2 2
Percent tube dairy 637.1276
Perception physiol. psych. 6x2.82x8
psychology X52
Perch fishes 597-5
Percheron draft horse 636 . 1 541
sheep 636.3445
Topics in bkck fact type are sabdivided. Saperior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
862
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Percussion
' caps chem. tech.
662 .4
mil. engineering
623.45421
diagnosis
616.074
instruments music
789
Perez, A. Spanish letters
866.32
Perfection ethics
171-3
Perfectionists sects
289.9
Perforating
stamp lib. econ.
025.252
telegrafs communicat'n
654.3
elec. engin'g
621.3822
tools mech **
621.95
Perfumery chemic tech.
668.5
toilet
646.7
plants
633 81
Pericardial artery anat.
611. 1355
Pericardium anatomy
611. II
Perichondrium histology
61T .01834
physiology
612.754
Peridotite plutonic rocks
552.38
Perigee moon
523.33
Perigord swine
636.445
Perineal region anatomy
6x1.96
Perineum "
611.353
female obstetrics 618.44
surgery
618.55
Perineurium histology
611. 018835
PerineskjOld, J. Swed. misc. 83 9 .7833
Period of
decline physiology
612.67
full development "
612.66
revolution earth
525.31
Periodic law theoret. chem54i .9
Periodical clubs self educ
.374.22
Periodicals
general
050
length of loan lib. econ.
024.62
' on special topics see subject
publisht by library
025. 126
Periosteum
dental, dis. of dentistry
617.63
diseases
histology
physiology
Peripatetic philosofers
Peritoneum
admin, of medicin by
anatomy
diseases of
physiology
Peritonitis diseases
obstetrics
616.71
611 .01844
612.754
185
615.66
61 z. 381
616.38
612.339
616.38
618.73
Periuterin diseases of women 618.13
Periwinkle fishery
Perjury law
Perkinism cures
Permeability of soil
Permian formation geology
Permutation arithmetic
Pemin-Duploy^ shorthand
Peronaeus
brevis anatomy
longus "
tertius "
Peroneal artery "
Peronosporeae botany
Perpetual motion
strawberry
Perrault, C : Fr. fiction
Perrot burners prac. chem,
Perry co. 111. history
Ind.
Mo.
O.
Pa.
Perry's exped. to Japan
U. S. hist.
Persecutions theology
Perseverance of the saints
Persia ancient history
antiquities
^ modem history
travels
Persian
architecture
ancient
horse
^ language
* old
philosofers
sheep
walnut
wars Greek history
Persimmons fruit culture
Persius Flaccus, Aulus
Latin satire
Person of Christ doc. theoL
Personal
appearance costumes
ethics
toilet
equation mach. astron.
prac. ■
hygiene medicin
liberty English law
names etymology
639.4
343
615.856
631.432
551 . 75
5". 5
65338
611.73852
611. 73851
611.73846
611. 13792
589.25
531.8
634.753
843 . 47
542.44
977-393
977.229
977.8694
977.159
974.845
973.66
272
234.9
935.5
913 355
955
915.5
7233
722.5
636.11
491.55
491.51
181. 5
636.385
634 5"
938.03
634 452
877.4
232
391
177.4
646.7
522.54
522.97
613
347.1
929.4
Toidcs in black face trp9 are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
863
Personal
narrativs
ftutobiografy 920
Great war 1914-19 940.48
U. S. hist, civil war 973-78
Mex. « 973.628
revolution 973.38
Span, "war 973 • 898
war of 1 81 a 973.528
* pronouns Eng. etymol, 422.7
property English law 347-3
religion 248
rights 347-1
taxation polit. econ. 336.23
use of lib. time by staff 023 .92
Personales botany 583 . 8
Personality
dogmatics 233.6
for library servis 023 . 52
teaching 3 7 1 • 1 1
metaphysics 126
psychology 137
Personation electoral frauds 324 . 272
Personnel
domestic servis 647-3
library * 023
Persons, disinfection
contagious diseases 614 . 48
Perspectiv
descripti V geometry 5x5-6
drawing 742
effect architec . design 729.15
linear 515 -61
projections geodesy 526.81
Perspiration, see Swet
Persuasion logic 168
*Perth, Scotland history 941. 32
* CO. Ont. " 971.323
Perticari, G. Ital. essays 854 . 68
Perturbations
earth 525-34
of hevenly bodies 521 . 4
Peru
administration 354 . 85
antiquities 913-85
architecture 720 . 985
ancient 722.9
botany 581.985
finance 336.85
geology 558.5
* history 985
maps 912.85
schools 379-85
statistics 318.5
T^tkM in black face -type are subdivided. Superior
Peru
travel 918.5
treaties 341.285
Pesantry polit. econ. 331 • 8
social classes 323 . 33
Pesants war Ger. history 943 • 03 x
^Peshito language 492.3
Pessimism philosofy 149.6
Pestalozzian system educ. 3 7 1 . 44
Pestifuges dom. econ. 648 . 7
museums 579.82
Pestilences public helth 614.49
Pestles chem. apparatus 542.22
Pests
agriculture 632
household dom. econ. 648 . 7
in museums 5 79 • 8 1
Petards mil. engineering 623.45434
Peter, St epistle 1 227.92
2 227.93
the Great Rus. hist. 947-05
^Peterborough city, Ont. hist. 971 .368
> CO. " * 971.367
Peters, S: A. Amer. hum. 817.15
Petersburg, Va.
battle U. S. civ. war
lines, assault "
Dan. lit.
973-73<55
973-7373
839.8461
351.97
324 • 243
328.372
Petersen, N. M.
Petition
administration
electoral fists
legislativ procedure
right of Eng. const, hist. 342 . 429
Petit's canal anat. 611.8447
Petralogy lithology 552
Petrarca, F. Ital. poetry 851.18
Petri, L. Swed. poetry 839 .7122
Olaus " * 839.7121
Petrifaction paleontology 560
Petroglyphs archeology
^Petrograd, Russia hist.
trav.
Petrografy
Petroleum
chemic technology
domestic fuel
economic geology
heating prac. chem.
locomotiv fuels
mineralogy
products dom. fuels
Petrology geology
Petronius Arbiter Lat. sat. 877 . 5
figures refer to the tables at the end of this hides
571.73
947.4
9H-74
552
665.5
644.23
553-a8
543-43
621.1331
549.8
644-23
552
864
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Petrosal
ganglion anatomy
61; .8919
nerv, great superficial
6H.8315
*Pettis CO. Mo. history
977.848
Peutingerian tables
ancient geog
• 913
Pew rents cleric support
2 54
Pewter
739
Peyer's patches anatomy
611. 3413
Pfaffe Amis, der Ger. sat.
837.21
Phaedrus Latin poetry
871.6
Phagedena diseases
616.941
Phagocytosis physiology
6ia.ii33
Phalangeal joints anat.
611 .7279
Phalanges of foot
6x1.7x89
hand
611. 7179
Phalarideae forage crops
633.284
Phalaris Greek letters
886.3
Phallicism
291
Phanariots description
914.961
Phanerogamia botany
582
Phansigars
299.11
Phantoms occultism
133. 1
Pharmaceutic chemistry
615
Pharmacists* registration,
state control of 614.34
Pharmacognosy
615. 1
Pharmacology
615. X
Phaniiacopoeial drugs
adulterations
614.351
Pharmacopoeias mat. med
. 615. II
Pharmacy
economic botany
581.63
practical materia med.
615.4
Phar)nigeal
artery, ascending anat.
611.13324
toasil •
611.324
Phar3mgobranchu fishes
597.1
Pharynx
anatomy
611.321
diseases of
616.32
muscles anatomy
611.73278
physiology
612.2154
Phase
changing transformers
elec. eng.
621.31434
converters
asynchronous elec. eng
.621.31368
synchronous "
621.31354
meters "
621.37491
Phaseolae agriculttire
633 ■ 379
Phases of moon
523-32
Pheasant poultry
636.594
shooting
799
Phedo Gk philosofers 1 83 . 7
*Phelps CO. Mo. history 977.8594
Phenanthrene org. chem. 547.28
Phenicia ancient history 939 . 44
* modem -
travel
Phenician architecture
^ language
philosofers
Phenix folklore
fowls
Phenols organic chem.
Phenomena, see Fenomena
Phi Beta ICappa society
Philadelphia, Pa.
capture Amer. revol.
' dty history
travels
* CO. history
evacuation Am. revol.
exposition 1876
U. S. hist.
Philanthropists biografy
Philanthropy ethics
Philately postage stamps 383
Philemon epistles 227.86
Philharmonics societies 780.6
Philip German history 943.025
956.9
91569
722.3
492.6
181.8
398.4
636 5857
547.3
371.85
973-3337
974.811
917.481X
974.811
973.3343
606
973.8a
923.6
177.7
I
2
3
4
5
6
2
3
4
5
French
Philip 2 Spanish
944.022
944.023
944.024
944.024
944.024
944.025
946.04
946.051
946.052
946.055
227.6
Topics in black face type are rabdivided. Superior
Philippians epistles
^Philippine ilands history 991.4
travel 919.14
Philip's, King, war
New England history 974
United States " 973 . 24
Philistines ancient history 939 . 45
Phillips, Wendell Am. orat. 815.34
Phillips code telegraf y 621.382154
Philo Greek philosofers 186.4
Philologists biografy 924
Philology 400
classic 470-489
figures refer to the tables at die end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
865
Philoprogenitivness phrenol. 139
zoology 591.56
Philosofers blografy 921
Philosofer's stone alchemy 540 . i
Philosolic
apparatus 53o . 7
classification of knowledge 112
instrument making 681
magazines 105
systems 140
Philosofy ICO
biografy of 921
natural 530
' of special topics see subject
Philydracese botany 584.35
Phimosis anatomy 611.643
surgery 617.46
Phlebitis diseases 616.14
puerperal dis. 618.77
Phlebogram physiol. 612.1349
Phlegmasia dolens 618.77
Phlogiston chemistry 540 . z
Phlorizin
nutrition 61 a . 3961 75
toxic glycosuria 6 1 a . 4644
Phods, Greece anc. hist. 938.3
Phoebe, ship U.S. war i8ia 973 . 5355
Phoenicia ancient history 939 . 44
^ modem " 956.9
Phoenician, see Phenician
Phoenix folklore 398 . 4
fowls 636 . 5857
Phonetic
shorthand 653
* spelling Eng. language 421.4
Phonetics elem. educ. 372.4
filology 414
Phonics elem. educ. 372.4
filology 414
Phonograf acoustics 534.86
Phonografy 653
Phonolite lithology 552.26
Phonology 414
Phosphates
as fertilizers agriculture 631.85
economic geology 553.64
in urin physiology 612.46162
mineralogy 549-72
Phosphorescence 535-3
of cells and org. physiol. 612.014445
Phosphorescent
animals comp. physiol. 612.772
zoology 591 -59
Phosphoric
acid agriculture 63 1 . 85
Toplci ia black face type are subdivided. Superior
Phosphorus
compounds air poUu. 614.728
in food physiology 5i 2 . 39244
urin " 6x2.46163
inorganic chemistry 546 . 1 8
materia medica 615.918
nonmetallic poisons 6 1 5 . 99 4
Photochemistry 541.35
Photo-ele ctrotjrping 777
Photo-engraving 777
Photograf cases, library 099 .486
Photografic
chemistry 771
method transit of Venus 523 . 95
optics 535.85
Photografs
collections of 779
Ubrary administration 025.177
of animals in motion
art anatomy 743
zoology 591-47
comets 523.69
moon 523.39
planets 523. 49
sun 523 . 79
Photograf y \
art 770
astronomy 5 2 2 . 63
military 623.72
optics 535 . 85
Photogrammetry photog. 778
Burvey'g 526.91
Photogravure 777
Photolithografy 775
Photometric observa. stars 523 . 82
Photometries optics 535-2
Photometry astronomy 522.62
visual physiol. 612.84361
Photoplays, see Fotoplays
Phototherapy therapeu. 615.831
Phototropism mesology 612.014447
Photo-zincograf y 776
'Phrase books
English language 428.2
Phrenic
arteries, inferior anat. 61 1 . 1361
nerv " 611.83336
physiology 612. 81 9941
sympathetic nervs anat. 6 1 1 . 8393
veins, inferior " 6 1 1 . 1 46 5
Phrenologists biografy 920.9
Phrenology 139
Phrygia ancient history 939.26
flCttres refer to the tables at the end of this index
866
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Phthisis lung diseases 616.346
public helth 614 . 543
Phyllite lithology 552-44
Phylloerytrin . blood 613. 11 19
Phyllopoda zoology 595 -32
Phylloxera agriculture 633.75
Physalis 635.647
Physical
anthropology 573
astronomy 523
capacity of women educ. 376.1
chemistry 541 . 3
conditions mental char. 136.6
culture rooms Y.M.C.A. 367.337
department " 367.356
director " 267 . 343
education hygiene 613 . 7
school hyg. 371-73
geografy 551-4
geology 551
laboratories architec. 737.4
properties of blood 6x3. xz
crystals 548.8
sciences 500
surroundings ment. char. 1-36.3
theory of music 781 . i
training education 37X.73 '
units physics 530.8
Physicians
ethics 174.3
lives of 936.1
registration state control 614.34
Physicochemic
forces mesology 612.014462
Physicochemistry 54X3
Physics 530
agricultural 630.23
molecular 539
Physics, soil 63 x . 432
Physiocrats polit. econ. 330.152
Physiognomy 138
Physiografy 551-4
physiologic
acoustics 534-7
botany 581
chemistry 612.015
zoology 591-19
optics 535.7
zoology 59X
Phjrsiology 6x2
animal 593c . x
comparati V 613.019
mental 131
Topici in black face type are subdirlded. Saperior
Phjrsiology
of labor obstetiics
618.4
pregnancy
618. 31
puerperal state
618.6
vegetable
58X.X
vivisection ethics
179-4
method 613.077
pub. helth 6x4.33
Physostomi fishes 597-5
Phytograf y descr. botany 580
Phytolaccaceae botany 583.915
Pia mater, cerebral anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 9 1
spinal " 6x1. 8391
Piano and organ 786
music 786.4
Pianola 7^9-9
^Piatt CO. 111. history 977-367
Picard, LI B. Fr. drama 843 . 67
^Picardy, France history 944.36
Picaresque novel 863 . 3
Piccolo musical instrum. 788 . 5
Piccolomini, A. Ital. essays 854 . 43
Picenum anc. history 937-4
Pick agriculture 63 1 . 3 1 16
^Pickaway CO. O. history 977.1815
Pickax agriculture 63 1 . 3 11 6
Pickers '^ 631.358
com " 631.3553
Picketing labor strikes 331.891
Picking agriculture 63 x. 556
Picnic lunches dom. econ. 643 .3
Pictorial art fine arts 700
*Pictou CO. N. S. history 971 .613
Picts ancient history 936
Scottish * 941.01 '
Picture
fittings lib. econ. 033.93
frames decoration ^ 749
galleries fine arts 708
lib. bldgs 033.656
econ. 031.48
gallery dom. econ. 645 . 69
Pictures
domestic economy 645 . 5
Great war 1914-19 940.497
library treatment 025 . 177
school decoration 371.636
U. S. history civil war 973-797
Mex. war 973 . 6297
revolution 973.397
war 1813 973 .5397
Picturesque
beauty esthetics 701
views and tours 9x0
flxnres refer to the tables at the end of this iodex
RELATIV INDEX
867
977-542
811.26
721.3
729.32
624.16
Piecework
payment wages 331-231
"Piedmont, Italy history 945 . i
Pierce, F. presidency of 973.66
*Pierce co. Wis. history
Pierpont, J: Am. poetry
Piers
arch, construction
design
bridges
river and harbor engin'g 627.3
suspension bridges 624 . 56
Pietists heresies 273.7
Piety, practical 240
Pigeon plum 634 . 665
Pigeons poultry 636.596
zoology 598 . 6
Pigeonholes offis equipm't 651
Pigment
histology
nerv histology
Pigmentary changes
dermatology
Pigments
bile composition
origin
chemic technology
eye physiology
fine arts
inspection of pub . helth 614.37
physiologic chemistry 612.0154
skin anatomy
physiology
urin •*
Pigmies
folklore
human biology
teratology
Pignut
Pigs diseases of
domestic animals
zoology
*Pike CO. 111. history
» Ind.
611. 01829
611. 01882
616.55
612.35713
612.35733
667.6
612.8425
751
611.7785
6x2.796
612.46127
398.4
573.8
611. 012
634 524
619.4
636.4
599-7
977. 345
977.236
977836
977.1847
974.824
Mo.
O.
Pa.
Pilasters
arch, construction 721.86
design 729 32
carvd arch, decorat'n 729-57
painted • * 729-47
Pile
foundations architecture 721-14
Pile
foundations engineering
methods architecture
engineering
Piledriving
foundations architecture
engin'g
Piles, see also Pile
Piles diseases
Pilgrim fathers, Mass. hist.
Pilgrimages, religious
Pillow, Ft U. S. civil war
Pillows dom. econ.
Pilocarpin physiology
therapeutics
Pilot laws
Pilots protection of life
seamanship
Pinching pruning
Pindar Greek poetry
Pindar, Peter Eng. satire
Pindemonte, I. Ital. poet
Pine strawberry
Pineal gland anat.
Pineapple
botany
fibers
fruits
squash
Pines
agriculture
Pinnipeds
botany
forestry
mammals
Pins for electric wires
Pioneering tools mil. sci.
Pioneers biografy
Pipefish zoology
Pipefitting bilding
tHperaceflB botany
Pipes
elephant Amer . antiqui
hydraulics
on houses sewer ventil.
prehistoric archeology
sewer
steam heating
transmission
strength of materials
subsurface road engin'g
waterworks
Pipethreding machines
Pipets practical chem.
gas
graduated " *
Piping comprest air
624.154
721.15
624 . 155
721. 151
624.1551
616.35
974.48
248
973.7361
645.47
612.31342
615.743
347-7
614.866
656
631.54221
884.5
827.65
851-63
634-751
611 .8145
584.22
633 • 576
634 -774
635-621
585.2
634.9
599-7
621 .319224
355.84
923-9
597.5
696.1
583 925
913-73
532.54
628.234
571.26
628.22
697-5
621.185
620. 11283
625 . 78
628.15
621.944
542.66
542.73
542.35
621.532
Topics In bUck face type tre subdiTided. Superior flxtires refer to the tables at the end of this ind*?
868
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Piping
hydraulic pressure 621.353
refrigeration 62 1 . 566
shipbilding 623 . 87
steam engineering 621 . 185
*Piqua city, O. history 977.148
Piracy " 910.4
law 343
Pirates biografy 923.41
Piriformis muscle anat . 611. 73816
Piron, Alexis Fr. drama 842 . 55
Pirotecnics chem. tec. 662 . i
Pisa, Guido da Ital. fiction 853 . 13
*Pisa, Italy history 945 . 5
travel * 9^55
'Piscataquis CO. Me. hist. 974.12
Pisces zoology 597
Pisciculture business 639 . 3
Pis^ walls 721.23
Pisidia ancient history 939.27
Pisiform bones anat. 611.7x774
Pissette wash bottles chem. 542 . 69
Pistachio 634.574
Pistoia, Cino da Ital. poet. 851 . 16
Pistols manufacture 683
mil. engin'g 623 . 443
Piston
blowers mech. eng. 621.61
pumps engineering 621.652
steam locomoti v 621.1341
Pit dwellings prehist. arch. 571.82
Pitanga 634.423
^Pitcaims iland history 997
travel 919 -7
Pitcher plants botany 583 . 12 1
Pitchstone lithology 552.23
Pitillas, Jorge Span, satire 867 . 41
Pitman, Benn shorthand 653.5
Izaac " 653.61
Pitt, William
lord Chatham Eng. orat. 825.61
1759-1806 - • 825.66
Pittosporeae botany 583.141
'Pittsburg, Pa. history 974.886
Landing battle 9 7 3. 73 2 6
Pituitary
body anatomy 6 11. 8 143
physiology 612.492
membrane anatomy 6 1 1 . 2 1
Pius 4 creed 238.2
Pivot
bridges engineering 624 . 83
Pizarro discovery of Amer.973 . 16
Topic* in black face type are subdirided. Superior
Placenta
embryology 6x1.01385
obstetrics 618.36
removal in labor 618.87
retention in ** 618.56
>Placer co. Cal hist. 979 . 438
mining 622 . 32
Placers economic geology 553 . 13
Places, names of 929-4
Placoids paleontology 567.3
zoology 597.3
Plade, Peder Danish misc. 839 . 882 4
Plagiarism lit. methods 029.6
Plagiostomi fishes 597-3
Plague diseases 616.923
Plagues, hist, of pub. helth 6 1 4 . 49
animal vet. med. 619
Plain song cathedral music 7 83 .25
Plains
of the moon astronomy 523.34
physical geografy 551-45
Plaiting fibers 633 . 5
Plan
architectural design 729 . 2
of house dom. econ. 643 . 2
kitchen * " 643.31
library book cases 022.443
Planche, Jt E.G. Fr. essays 844 . 73
Plane
geometry 513 ■ i
inclined physics 531-^5
loci analytic geom. 516 . i
of orbit in space astron. 521.21
perspectiv 515-61
table surveying 526.96
trigonometry 5 1 4 • 5
Planers, metal 621.912
Planes
aeronautics 629 .181
analytic geometry 516.32
descriptiv " 515-"
geometry 513 . i
inclined canal eng. 626.5
modem geometry 5 1 3 • 5 1
solid " 513.31
Planetarium descr. astron. 523.28
Planetary system astron. 523.25
Planetoids astronomy 523 . 44
Planets
descriptiv astron. 533-4
distri buti V laws 523.21
maps and observations 524.4
mutual action 521.41
nonsphericity 5^1-43
flgures refer to tbe tables at the end of this indz
RELATIV INDEX
869
Planets
observations of 533-49
theoretic astronomy 521.5
Planimetry surve3ring 526.97
Planing mach. mech. eng. 621.91
Planisphere astronomy 523.78
Plank
drag 631.3146
foundations architecture 721 . 162
scraper 631.3131
Plankers agriculture 631.3146
Planking tillage 631.515
Plans
architecttiral 720
for bildings 692
libraries lib. bildings 022.3
of cities maps 912
Plant tools agriculture 631.34
Plantagenets Eng. history 942 . 03
Irish
Plantaginese botany
Plantain banana
Plantar artery anat.
muscle "
veins "
Plantation songs
Plants
accumulators
Faure "
Planters
Planting agriculture
Plants
and animals differences 577.5
941.53
583 899
634 -773
6". 13795
611.73855
611. 14739
784 7
elec. eng. 621.3552
- " 621.3554
631.332
631 53
botany 580
classification of 580 . i
culture agriculture 631.5
geograflc distribution 581.9
geologic agents 551-97
injurious agriculture 632 . 5
botany 581 65
landscape gardening 710
medicinal 6x5.32
nature-printing from 655.37
nativ, society for protect 'g 580 . 6
nutrition agriculture 631. 811
ornamental 7 1 6 . i
paleontology 561
school decoration 371.638
Plasma, blood physiology 612.12
Plaster
bilding material 691.5
casts sculpture 730
ceilings arch, construe. 721.75
Plaster
fertilizers agriculture
of paris fertilizers
art
eng. materials
Plastering masonry
Plastic surgery
Plasticity engin'g materials
Platanaceae botany
Plate
carving
domestic economy
girders bridge engin'g
glass manufacture
insurance
manufacture
system icemaking
Plateaus phys. geol.
Plated ware manufacture
Platen Hallermtinde
Plates
book see Book plates
strength of materials
Platform
foundations architec.
engin'g
suffrage
Plating
books lib. econ.
manufactures
Platintun
filiments elec. lighting
inorganic chemistry
Plato ancient philosof y
Greek literature
idealism
Platonic philosofy
Platonists, new
^Platt Deutsch language
* literature
^Platte CO. Mo. history
Platysma myoides anat.
Plautus Latin drama
Play child study
hygiene
nursery
Players, lives of
Playgrounds
laboring classes
public
school
Playing cards
Playright
631.821
631 .82 I
731
620.15
693.6
617-95
620.1123
583.971
736
642.7
624.23
666.1
368.6
671
621.582
551-43
671
831.68
620. 11282
721 . 16
624.156
324 - 239
025.253
671 .
621. 32641
546.92
184. 1
888.4
141
184
186
439.4
839-4
977-8135
611. 7321
872.3
136.7479
613-74
649.5
927.92
331-84
796
371.61
795
655 . 62
Topics is black tece type are sabdiyided. Svperior flcnret refer to the tablet at the end of this index
8/0
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^Plays
Plutarch Gk filosofers
186.2
English drama
822
literature
888.8
mystery history
809.2
Plutology polit. econ.
330
religion
244
Plutonic rocks lithology
552.3
theater
792
Plymouth
parlor amusements
793
brethren sects
286.7
school student life
371.895
' CO. la. history
977.716
Pleading
34792
' Mass.
974.48
'Pleasants co. W. Va. hist
;.975.42i
Rock fowls
636.582
Pleasure physiology
612.82133
settlement Mass. hist.
974.4
psychology
157
U.S. -
973.22
Plectognathii fishes
597 5
Pneumatic
Plectral stringd instruments 787
aspiration therapeutics
615.815
Pleiocene period geology
551.783
brakes gun mounts
623.43564
Plesure physiology
612.82133
caisson foundations
721 . 173
psychology
157
cleaning engineering
621.549
Plethysmografy physiol.
6x2.189
differentiation therapeu
L.615.836
Pleura anatomy
611.25
forcing foimdations
721.175
diseases of
616.25
pile foundations architec
721 . 155
physiology
612.2155
pump physics
533.5
Pleurisy diseases
616.25
tools engineering
621.54a
Pleuroperitoneal cavity
611.389
tubes communication
654.8
Pleuropneumonia
engineering
621.549
cattle disease
619.24
lib. econ.
022.946
diseases
616.241
Pneumatics
533
Pliny Latin letters
876.2
Pneumatology metaphys.
128
Plong, Carl Dan. poetry
839.8168
Pneumogastric nerv, see Vagus
Plot of 1604-6 Eng. hist.
942 .061
Pneumografy physiology
612. 21X
1679
942 .066
Pneumonia diseases
616. 241
Plotinus Gk philosofers
186.4
Pnexmiotherapy
615.64
Plotting surveying
526.96
* Pocahontas co. la. hist.
977.719
Plow agriculture
631.312
» W.Va. «
975.487
shovel
631.3162
Pocket veto legislation
328.375
Plowing
631.512
Pockets, card lib. econ.
025.255
steam machinery
621 . 146
Podal3aieae l^:ume crops
633.372
Plum stone fruits
634.22
634.442
PnHonVi thai ma
Jew
crustaceans
595.38
marmalade
634.432
gastropods
594.3
pigeon
634.665
spiders
595.4
Spanish
634.443
Podophthalmata crustaceans 595 . 38
*Plumas CO. Cal. hist.
979 . 429
Podophthamia *
595.38
Plumbagineae botany
583-671
Podophthalmidae spiders
595.4
Plumbago econom. geol.
553.26
Podostemaceae botany
583.921
Plumbing
696
Poe, Edgar Allan Am. poet 811.32
* house drainage
628.6
Poetic
laws
696.9
books of Bible
223
Plums fruit culture
634.22
' selections Eng. litera.
821.08
Plunger pumps engin'g
621.654
Poetry
Plural
American literature
81Z
vote electoral systems
324.213
English
821
Plurality
French
841
election suffrage
324 . 262
German *"
831
tolegislativbody 328.3355
Great war
940.49
of worlds astron.
523 . 13 1
Greek
881
Topics in black face type are sttbdivided. Superior flgum refer to the taUee at the end ef th'a Indei
RELATIV INDEX
871
Poetry
^ humorous Eng. lit.
Italian literature
Latin
^ macaronic Eng. lit.
philosophy of
sacred hymnology
* satiric Eng. lit.
Spanish literature
827
851
871
827
808.x
245
827
861
other literature see table 5
U. S. history civil war 973- 79 ^
Mex. " 973.6291
revolution 973.391
Span, war 973 . 8991
war of 1812 973 . 5291
Poets» lives of 928
English 928.21
French 928.41
German 928.31
Italian 928.51
Spanish 928.61
Poikilothermic animals
comp. physiol. 612.39192
Poincar^ French hist. 944.08
Pointed architecture 7^3 . 5
Pointer telegraf elec. eng. 621.38225
Points animal excellence 636 081 14
modern geometry 513.51
Poisond wounds surgery 617.148
Poisonous
cosmetics ad alterations 614.355
plants agriculture 632 . 59
econ. botany 581.65
secretion animals 591.145
Poisons
chemic analysis 543-5
domestic economy 648 . 7
effect on bile 612.3574
gastric juice 612.324
intelligence 612 . 8214
intestin 612.334
ins 612.8424
liver 612.354
milk secretion 612. 6644
nerv cells 612.82254
nerv. irritability 612 .8167
pancreas 612.344
reflexes 612.83394
effect on respiration 612.284
salivary glands 612.3134
swet 612.7924
temperature 612.544
urin secretion 612. 464
effects of diseases 616.97
Poisons
elimination by bile 612.3575
gastric juice6 1 2 . 3 2 4
saliva 612.31341
swet 612.79242
urin 612.4643
thru milk 6 1 a . 6644
house sanitation 648 . 7
medical jurisprudence 340 • 6
mesology 612.0 1446
neuroses from special 616 . 86
sale of state control 614.28
therapeutics 615.9
vegetable econ. botany 581.69
^Poitou, French history 944 . 6
Poitou sheep 636.3444
Poker amusements 795
ethics 175-5
^Polabian language 491 '^
Poland
> history 943-8
insurrection of history 947 -o?
* language 491-^5
* literature 891.85
partition of history 947.06
* Russian ^ " 947-5
Poland China swine 636 . 482
Polanders poultry 636.552
Polar
duplex telegraf elec. eng. 62 1 . 382323
projections descr. geom. 515.54
regions agricidture 6 3 1 . 09 1 1
antarctic travel 919.9
1 arctic history 998
travel 919.8
Polarimeters quan. anal. 545 • 8
Polarimetry of urin physi. 612.461176
Polariscope optics 535-5
Polariscopic anal. chem. 544.7
Polarity in rocks -geology 551.84
Polarization
of light astronomy 522 . 65
chemistry 544-7
optics 535-5
Polars
modem anal. geom. 5^6 -55
geometry 5^3 55
Polders reclamation 631.616
Polemic sermons 252.2
theology 230
Polemoniaceae botany 583-761
Polemoniales " 583-76
Topics in black face type are aubdiWded. Superior flipires refer to the tables at the ead of this indei
872
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Poles
aerial elec. lines
modem anal. geom.
geometry
plant support
training
telegraf communication
elec. eng.
Police
boats shipbilding
local government
medical state control
mesures administration
sanitary
stations architecture
Policy
leg^slativ pel. sci.
Poliomyelitis, anterior, see
Paralysis, infantil
Polish chem. technology
Polish bantams
discovery of Amer.
fowls
^ . language
• literature
sheep
swine
Polishing dom. econ.
painting
Politeness ethics
etiquet
Political
assessments suffrage
associations
conventions
economists' lives
economy
ethics
history
Great war .
U. S. civil war
Mex. "
revolution
Span, war
war i8i3
organizations
parties
science
sermons
status of woman
theory political sci.
troubles internal relat.
Politicians biografy
621 .319333
516.55
51355
631.3452
631.5461
654.4
621.319233
623 . 826
352.a
614.39
351 . 74
351.77
725.18
328 . 24
667.7
636.58713
973-"
636 . 552
491 . 85
891.85
636.3331
636.433
648.55
698.3
177. 1
395
324.233
363
329
923.3
330
172 . 1
900
940.31
973.71
973.621
973.31
973-891
973.521
363
329
320
252.6
396.3
320.152
323 -2
923.2
Politics^ American 329
British 329
morals of 172
relations to pol. econ. 330
Polity, ecclesiastic 262
Poliziano, A. Ital. drama 853
poetry 851
Polk, J. K. presidency of 973
*Polk CO. la. history
» Mo. "
' Wis. "
Polka piano music
Poll tax polit. econ.
Pollak-Virag telegraf
Polled cattle Aberdeen
Durham
Hereford
Pollen fertilization
Pollution
air by cemeteries
public helth
water by cemeteries
supply of towns
Polo amusements
pony
Polonaise piano music
977
977
977
786
336
621
636
636
636
581
614
614
614
628
797
636
786
.942
.1
.1932
.23
.34
.61
.758
.877
.517
.44
.25
.38246
.2231
.2263
.2227
.3
.653
.7
.651
.16
.161
.44
Polonium inorgan. chem. 546.893
.553
geometry
botany
636
392
173
583
747
593
513
583
583
Polverara fowls
Polyandry customs
ethics
Polycarpeae botany
Polychromatic ornament
Polycystina zoology
Polyedrons
Polygaleae
Polygalineae
Polygamy
criminal law
customs
Edmunds act
ethics
hygiene
Mormonism
Polyglot Bibles
dictionaries
Polygonaceae botany
Polygoneutic variation zool.591
Polygons geometry 513
Polygrafy special lib. 080
* see subject for topical collec.
Polyhedra geometry 513
Polymerism chemistry 541
Polymorphic variation zool. 591
Polymorphism crystallog. 548
.6
.3
.155
.14
.34
.143
•14
343
392
U. S. hist. 973
173
613
398
220
413
583
.84
.3
.89
.917
.154
.16
34
.7
.151
.3
Topici ia black face tjrpe are aabdirided. Saperior flgnrM refer to the tablei at the end of thii iadei
RELATIV INDEX
873
'Polynesia history
languages
travel
Polypetala botany
Polyphase
machinery elec. eng.
traction systems "
transmission '' "
Polyphonic school music
Polypnea respiration
a
u
996
499
9x9.6
583.1
621.31332
621 . 33143
62Z.31913
783 -4
612.223
thermic physiol. 612.534
Polyps zoology
Polypus diseases
Polysaccharids nutrition
Polytheism
Polyuria physiology
Polyzoa zoology
Pomace
fertilizers agriculture
Pomaceous
fruits agriculture
Pome
fniits agriculture
593 6
616.992
612. 3961 I
290
612.4641
594.7
631.847
634.1
634.1
Pomegranate agriculture 634.64
634 323
943 16
636.3331
634
634 432
636.552
913-377
913-32
718
636 . 16
371.81
599.7
611. 8173
612.8268
Pomelo
'Pomerania, Ger. history
Pomeranian sheep
Pomology agriculture
Pomme Cythere
Pompadour fowls
Pompeii description
Pompey's pillar
Egyptian antiquities
monuments
Pompignan, J' J. de Franc de 841 . 53
Ponce de Leon Am. disco v. 973 . 16
Pond apple 634 .414
Ponds
artificial landsc. garden. 714
physical geology 551-48
Ponies
domestic animals
student honor
zoology
Pons Varolii anatomy
physiology
Ponsard, Francois Pr. dram. 842 . 82
Pontederiacese botany 584.34
Pontiac, consp. of Can. hist. 971 . 02
U.S. « 973.27
* CO. Que. hist. 971.421
^Pontifical states Ital. hist. 945 . 6
Pontificate, Rom. eccles.pol. 262 . 13
Topics in black ftce tjrpe are rabdirided. Superior
Pontoon bridges
engineering
military engineering
Pontoppidan, £. Dan. misc.
Pontus ancient history
Poolselling ethics
Poor
laws local government
pauperism
rates
Poorhouses
architecture
asylums
pauperism
Poot, H. C Dutch poetry
Pop com
Pope Great war
Pope, Alex. Eng. poetry
satire
*Pope CO. 111. history
Popery ecclesiastic polity
Popes church history
lives
Popham colony Maine hist.
Popish plot, 1679 Eng. hist.
Popliteal
artery anatomy
glands "
muscle "
space **
veins "
Poppy agriculture
botany
Popular
ballads
delusions
education, public
elections suffrage
errors
lectures self education
science
soverenty U. S. hist.
summer schools selfeduc.
tumults public order
Population statistics
Porcelain
art
chemic technology
painting
vessels prac. chem.
Porcupines zoology
Porifera "
Pork packing air pollut.
trichinae pub. helth
624.87
623.652
839.8841
939.33
175-9
352.9
339
336.28
725.55
362.5
339
839.3142
635.677
940.31522
821.53
827.55
977.3991
262 .13
282
922.2
974.1
942 .066
611. 13786
611.4683
611.73856
611.983
611. 1473
633.75
583.122
784.4
133
379
324
133
374.5
500
973-^4
374.8
351.752
312
738
666.5
738
542.232
599.3
593.4
614.743
614.56a .
flgnret refer to the tablet at the end of thii indei
874
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Porosity, properties of solids 539 . 2
Porous
terra cotta construe, bldg 693 . 4
Porphyrite lithology 552.31
Porphyrization prac. chem. 542.22
Porphyry Greek philos. 1 86 . 4
Porphyry econ. geology 553-56
lithology 552.31
Porpoises zoology 599 . 5
Port Hudson, La. siege 973-7347
* Huron, Mich, history 977.441
Royal heresy 273.7
persecutions 272.5
S.C. U.S.civ.war973.75i
Porta, G. della Ital. dram. 852 . 45
Porta anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 48
Portable
boilers engineering 621.18423
engine mechan. eng. 621.15
observatories astron. 522.15
'Portage CO. O. history 977.137
1 Wis. « 977-553
Porta 1 ligature physiology 612.35151
vein anatomy 611. 149
Portents 133 -3
Porter, Jane Eng. fict. 823 . 75
Noah Am. philos. 19 1.6
* Porter CO. Ind. history 977.298
travels 917.7298
Porters
domestic servis 647.25
library servis 023 . 795
lodges architecture 728.91
Portio dura anatomy 611. 8317
Portland
cement econ. geology 553-68
manufacture 666.9
* Me. history 974-19
travel 917.419
vase pottery 738
*Portneuf CO. Que. hist. 971.4466
* Porto Rico history 972.95
Portrait painting 757
Portraits
catalogs of 757
collections of painting 757
engraved 769
Ports, establishm*t of tides 525 . 64
shipbilding 623 . 85
Portsmouth
* England, history 942.27
travel 914.227
^ O. history 977.1871
* Portugal history 946 . 9
travel 914.69
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Portuguese
discovery of America 973 . 16
East Africa history 967.9
^ language 469
' literature 869
Romanesque architecture 723 .46
swine 636.46
Portulaceae botany 583.156
'Posen, Germany histO|y 943 - 13
*Posey CO. Ind._i history 977 . 234
Posidonius Gk philos. 188.5
Position
calculus of anal. geom. 516.8
of body in orbit astron. 521.23
space " 521.24
orbit " 521.22
shorthand 653.01
Positivism philosofy 146
Posology materia med. 615.14
Possession
territorial pol. sd. 320.1263
Possessiv pronouns
• English etymology 422 . 7
• syntsLX 425.7
Post
auricular glands anatom y 6 1 x . 463 2
commissure * 611.8141
mortem exam, pathol. 616.079
N icene apostolic church 281.4
pliocene period geology]f 5 51.79
spade 631. 31 I I
Postage^stamps 383
legis. supplies 328.364
Postal savings banks 332 . 2
servis 383
telegraf 384
Posterior commissure 6x1.8141
Posters advertising 659 . i
cartoons 741
Posthole digger 63 1 . 3 1 1 3
Postl, Karl Ger. fiction 833 . 74
Postludes organ music 786 . 85
Postoffis administration 351.816
clerks suffrage 324 . 247
dep't U. S. admin. 353 . 4
Postofi&ses architecture^ 725 . 1 6
sociology 383
Posts carpentry 694 . 4
army mil. engin'g 623.613
Pot cheese 637.356
Potash
agriculture 631.83
chemic technology 661 .3
figures refer to the tables~at thmjnd of this index
RELATIV INDEX
^75
Potassium inorg. chem.
salts as food
Potato
botany
field crops
garden *
beetle agric. pests
diggers "
disease agriculture
botany
Potential
meters elec. eng.
regulators
static electricity
Potentials
law of attraction
of ellipsoids geodesy
Potentiometer elec. engin'g
*Potenza, Italy history
Potgieter. E. J. Dutch lit.
Potholes geology
Potomac, army of the
CJ. S. civ. war
^ valley W. Va. hist.
trav.
Potpourris orch. music
Pots, layering
plant
* Pottawattamie co . la . hist .
Potted layering
Potter, Dire Dutch poetry
* Potter CO. Pa. history
Potters clays econ. geology
Pottery
art
manufacture
painting
prehistoric
refractory prac. chem.
works architecture
Poultry, diseases of
domestic animals
houses
manure agric.
Pouter pigeon
Poverty pauperism
Powder
baking
gun
adulterations
chem. tech.
manufactures
manufacture
military engineering
milk
546.32
612 .39262
583 ■ 79
633 491
635.21
632 . 76
631.3564
632.4
581.21
621.3743
621.3145
537-21
531-51
526.11
621.3743
945-77
839-3453
551-92
973-7416
975 49
917 549
785 -9
631 -335
631.345
977.771
631-5344
839-3"5
974-855
553-61
738
666.3
738
571-55
542.232
725.48
619 -5
636.5
631.22
631.86
636.59611
339
6i4-3'5
664.6
662 .3
662 .3
623 452
637 143
Powder
protectiv external agents 615.776
toilet 646 . 7
Power
balance of polit. science 320 . i
deliyery elec. traction 621.3315
farm
631 37
gas producers
665.7
meters elec. eng.
621.3746
of removal civil servis
351-92
plants, electric
621.312
gas engin
621 .49
steam
621 . 19
plow
631.3123
pumps engin'g
621 . 64
railroad engin'g
625.26
roller
631.3141
ship design
623.81
transmission elec. eng
621.319
mech. "
621.8
vessels shipbilding
623.823
yachts •
623 . 824
Powers
legislativ pol. sd.
328.34
legislatures
328.34
of library trustees
023 . 35
separation of Eng. govt.
3544202
Fr.
354.4402
Ger. «
354.4302
U.S. -
353 02
^Poweshiek co. la. history
977-7596
Practical
astronomy
522
chemistry
542
mining
622.2
pharmacy materia med.
6154
religion
240
sermons
252.4
Practis of medicin
616
state control 6x4 . 2
Pragmatic sanction
Bjzaniine empire
949.5
Gallic church
282.44
political science
321.6
Pragmatism
149.9
^Prague, Germany hist.
943 71
trav.
914.371
Prairie plow
631.3125
Prairies phys. geografy
551-58
reclamation
631.611
Praise meetings, pub.worship264 . 2
^Prakrit language
491 2
Pram, K. H. Dan. poetry
839-8155
Praseodymium inorg. chem. 546 . 642
Topics in black face type are sttbdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tlie end of this index
876
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Prat fowls 636.565
Pi ati, Giovanni Ital poet. 851 78
Giovanni da " fict. 853 . 25
Prawns fishery 639 . 5
zoology 595.3
Prayer
books, Anglican 264.03
church ritual 264 . i
family 249
gage natural theology 217
Lord 's gospels 226.9
meetings 264.7
. natural theology 217
of Manasses Apocrypha 229.6
private personal relig. 248
Preachers biografy 92a
Preaching 251
friars Dominicans 271.2
Pre-Adamites 573-3
*Preble co. O. history 977.171
Precedence heraldry 929 . 7
Precession prac. astron. 522.95
theoret.," 521.9
Precious
metals metallurgy 669 . 2
mineralogy 549
stones econ. geol. 553*8
mineralogy 549
Precipitation
disposal of sewage 628 . 34
practical chemistry 542.65
Precocity
child study 136 . 765
education 37 1 . 945
Precolumbian disc, of Amer. 973 . 11
Precribrum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 3
Precuneus " 611.8x318
Predestination doc. theol. 234.9
Predicting machines tides 525.68
Predictions 133-3
Preemption state land 336.13
Preexistence of the soul 129.3
Prefect French loc. gov't 352.0444
Preferential vote 324 . 224
'Prefixes English etymol. 422.2
Pregnancy obstetrics 618 . 2
pathology of 618.3
physiology 61 2 . 63
Prehension of food physiol.6 1 2 . 3 1 1
Prehistoric
archeology 571
man nat. hist, of man 573
Prejudis logic 165
social ethics . 177.3
Prelacy ecclesias. polity 262 . 12
Preludes organ music 786.83
Premature interment 614.61
Prenatal circulation* 612.179
Preordination doctr.theol. 234.9
Preparation
of butter 637.23
crops for storage 631 . 56
transport 631.56
fertilizers agric. 63 1 . 8 1 2
food zootechny 636 . 0856
soil 631.51
Preparatory schools, girls 3 76 . 63
private 373
public 379. 171
Preparedness mil. science 355. 21
Prepeduncles anatomy 611.8164
'Prepositions Eng. etymol.422.9
syntax 425.9
Prepuce anatomy 6 1 1 . 642
Preraphaelitism 759-9
Prerogativs
legislativ bodies 328 . 34
Presages occultism 133-3
Presbyopia physiology 612.8454
Presbyter ministry 262.14
Presbyterian orders 262 . 18
Presbyterians 285
lives 922 . 5
Presbytery eccles . polity 262.4
Prescience divine attrib. 231.4
*Prescott 00. Ont. history 971.386
Prescription-writing 615.14
Presentations
in labor obstetrics 618.42
of decorations Great war 940.464
flags Great war 940.463
U. S. civil war 973 . 763
Presents, Christmas 394
Preservation
of crops 631.55
fish chem. tech. 664.9
food chem. technology664 . 8
dom. economy 641 . 4
fruits chem. tech. 664 . 8
meats " ** 664.9
milk 637.133
munitions of war 623 . 481
vegetables chem. tech. 664'. 8
Preservativs
bilding 691
zoologic collections 579-2
Preserving cookery 641.4
Topics in black tece tjpe are tubdivldad. Saperior figurei refer to the tablet at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
877
President
French government 354. 4403
inauguration ceremonies 394 . 4
protem legis. bodies 328 . 3622
ship,* Little Belt U.S.hist.973 . 5 1
capture war 1812 973.5357
U.S. government 3 53 • o 3
veto power U.S. 353 03
Presidential
elections U.S. 324 -73
succession act U. S. hist. 973 . 85
Presidents biografy 923 .'z
messages 353 03
*Presque Isle co. Mich, hist.977 .482
Press
clippings 029.3
agencies 029.3
code electric eng. 62 1 . 382 1 54
hydraulic engineering 621.366
science 53^ -Si
journalism 070
liberty of journalism 070 . 13
polit. sci. 323.445
library propagandism 021.74
morals of i79-i
printing 655.31
public order ^5 1 • 7 5 1
work printing 655.32
writing for lit. methods 029.6
Presses
baling 631.3642
butter 637.2328
cheese 637.3323
filter practical chem. 542.67
hanging lib. economy 022.481
hydraulic machinery 621.266
practical chemistry 542 . 68
Pressing cheesemaking 637.3333
hydraulic print'g 655.33
Pressure
arterial physiology • 612.182
iMrometric '^ 6ia . 27
gages pneumatics 533 . 82
steam engin'g 621.1847
of air meteorology 551-54
blood physiology 6ia . 14
clothing hygiene 613.484
liquids hydraulics 532 . i
regulation accumulators 62 1 . 3 1 25
sense physiology 612.883
turbins steam engin*g 621 . 16523
wind bridge engin'g 624.175
Prestidigitation 791
iPreston CO. W. Va. hist. 975.482
Pretenders English history 942.07
Prevention of
contagious diseases 6x4.44
cruelty ethics 179.2
fire protection of life 6 1 4 . 84 1
Prevost d' Exiles, A. P.
French fiction 843 . 53
Priapus mythology 291
'Price CO. Wis. history 977 . 524
Price's Missouri expedition
U. S. dv. war 973 . 7374
Prices
of books lib. admin. 025 . 222
butter 637.2185
cheese 637.3185
food dom. economy 641.31
milk 637.1185
political economy 338:5
Prickly pear 634 . 7751
Pride ethics 179-8
Priest ministry 262 . 14
Priesthood *^ 26a . z
Priests
celibacy of 254
ethics 176.2
pigeons poultry 636 . 59632
Roman cath. biografy 922 . 2
Primacy ecdes. polity 262 . 13
Primaries sufiErage 324.23
Primary
caucus suffrage 324 . 235
cells electric engin'g 621.353
direct suffrage 324.237
period geology 55Z . 72
schools methods 372
state system 379 . 18
Prime
meridian cosmic time 529 . 77
geog. coordin. 525 . 46
numbers arithmetic 511.3
vertical astron. instru. 522 ; 47
Primers elementary educ. 372 . 4
Primers military eng. 623 . 45422
Primeval
man nat hist, ol man 573
prefaist archeology 57Z
Priming tides 525 . 63
Primitiv
apostolic church 281 . 2
baptists sects 286.4
boats shipbilding 623 . 82Z
Christianity 270.1
church 28Z
cropcleaning tools 63 1 . 362 1
1
Toylct in black face tjpt are inbdhrided. Snparior SgorM nfer to the tablet at tha end of fUi index
878
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Primitiv
culture
571
harvestiog tools
631.351
man, customs of
571
Methodist church
287.4
streak embryology
61 I. 01333
threshing tools
631 .3611
Wesleyan church
287.5
Primogeniture law
347.6
Primrose leag polit. assoc.
363
Primulacese botany
583.672
Primulales **
583.67
Prince
* CO. P. E. I. history
971.71
1 Edward co. Ont. *
971.3587
^ Edward Is. Can. history
971.7
travel
917.17
* George co. Md. history
975 . 251
Princes education
371.961
Princeton, N. J.
battle Amer. revol.
973 . 3326
coU^e
378 . 749
* history
974.967
travels
917.4967
Principles, general probab.
519. 1
Printed catalogs Hb. econ.
025.3
Printers biografy
926.5
marks hist, of printing
655.1
occupation hygiene
613.65
Printing
bill legislativ procedure
328.373
business
655
cahco chem. tech.
667.3
inks « «
667.5
library administration
025.12
presses
655.31
tele^^rafs commumcat.
654 -3
elec. engin'g
621.3825
trade
655
Prints
books of
769
doth chem. technology
667.3
Prior, Matthew Eng. poet.
821.51
Prisms
geometry
513.36
library bildings
022.73
lighting
628.9
optics
535-81
Prison
associations
365
contracts polit. econ.
331.51
disdplin
365
life Amer. civil war
973-77
Topics in black fac« type are ittbdiTided. Superior
Prisoners
of war ass'n, Union
369.155
intemat. law
341.3
Prisons
365
and reformatories arch.
725.6
hygiene
613.57
Great war 1914-19
940.472
labor pol. econ.
331.51
U. S. history civil war
973.77
Mex. "
973.627
revolution
973.37
Span, war
973.897
war of 1 8x2 973 . 527
Private
banks
332.13
grounds landsc. garden.
. 712
international law
341.5
judgment eccles. jx)!.
262.8
legislation
328.378
libraries
027.1
library catalogs, author
018.2
clast
017.2
dictionaryoi9.2
marks lib. economy
025.251
notes polit. "
332.5
ownership of land
333-3
reading ' self -education
374.1
schools
373
public aid to
379.121
theatricals
793
ethics
175.3
vs public schools
379-3
worship
248
Privateering
international law
341.3
Privateers
341.3
U. S. history civil war
973-759
revolution
973.358
warof 1812973.5258
Privately printed books
library economy
025.227
rarities
094
Privation
•
effects of diseases
616.985
hygiene
613.88
Privies air pollution
614.764
sanitation
628.41
Privileged communications,
medico-legal
614.23
Privileges
government library aid
021.86
legislatures
328 . 347
of library executiv
023-43
special, to library readers
024.7
ficures refer to the tablet at the end of tUt Index
RELATIV INDEX
879
Privy council Eng. gov't 354.4204
Prize
fighting ethics ^75-6
money mil. science 355.13
Prisses
agricultural 630 .719
in school education 371-53
international law 34^-3
library 020 . 79
maritime law 347-7
Probabilities mathematics 519
Probate law 347-6 .
Probation of malefactors 364
Problem of three bodies 521.13
Problems diJSeren. calcu. 517.29
integral " 5^7-39
see subject
Proboscidea mammals 599 - 6
Procedure law 347 . 9
legislativ 328 . 37
voting suffrage 324 . 24
Process shops mfg plant 62 1 . 794
Processes
antirust bilding 691 . 7
bilding materials 691
Processional cathed. music 783 . 29
Processions customs 394-5
Proclus Gk philosofers 186.4
Proctor's creek . Va . battle 973.7365
Prodicus Gk philosofers 1 83 . i
Produce agriculture 633
Production
feeding for zootechny 636.08452
for food stockraising 636 . 0883
of fertilizers agric. 631.812
metals pol. econ. 332.41
milk 637.12
political economy 338
wages pol. econ . 33 1 . 2 1 3
Productions of the soil 633
Products
animal, stockraising for 636 . 0884
Profanity ethics i77-2
Professional
ethics 174
remuneration pol. econ. 331.27
schools 378 . 99
architecture 727.4
libraries 371.648
see also name of profession
servises bilding 692 . 8
Professors' salaries educ. 3 7 1 . 1 6 1
Professorships
of books and reading 028.6
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior
Profiles fortifications 623 . 1 1 1
Profit sharing pol. econ. 331 .24
Profits capital and labor 331 . i
stock farming 636.0818
Prognostications 133.3
Program music, orchestral 785.4
Progress
civilization 90 1
of population, statistics 312
sociology 301
Progression
algebra 512.6
arithmetic 5 1 1 . 6
Progressiv
development of man 575-6
friends sects 289.6
wages economics 331.225
Prohibited
books book rarities 098
bullets small arms 623.45535
Prohibition
party polit. science 329.81
temperance 178.5
Projectil fuzes mil. eng. 623.45423
Projectils
artillery ordnance 623.451
deviation of 525.37
ballistics 623.54
effect of mil. eng. 623 . 56
military engineering 623 . 45
physics 531-55
Projection
of shadows perspectiv 5 15. 63
Projections
analytic geometry 516.57
descriptiv " 515
map geodesy 526.8
Prolapsus funis in labor 618 . 58
Proletariat
social classes 323 . 33
Proliferous buds 631 . 5333
Prominences sun 523.75
Promis ethics i74-7
Promiscuity customs 392.6
Promissory notes law 347-7
pol. econ. 332. 7
Promotion of pub. welfare 351 . 8
Promotions, military 355."
of scholars 371.28
teachers 371.165
Pronator muscle of forearm 61 1 . 7374
Prongd shovel 63 1 . 3 1 1 1
•Pronominal forms
Eng. etymol. 422 . 7
'Pronouns Eng. syntax 425.7
ilgnres refer to the tables at tlie end of this index
88o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
SPronunciation Eng. lang
. 421.5
Prorogation legis. bodies
328.356
Proof and copy lit. meth.
029.6
Proscription crim. law
343.2
legal law
347-94
'Prose composition Gk
488. a
reading printing
65525
» Latin
478.2
Propaganda, library
021.79
Prosencephalon anat.
611.813
Propagandism, library
021.7
Proslavery slavery
326.7
Propagation
Prosody
appliances
631.335
comparativ philol.
416
of contagious diseases
614.43
' English language
426
light optics
535.2
' Greek
486
magnetism
538.2
» Latin
476
plants
631.53
Prosos cereals
633.173
sounds acoustics
534.2
Prospecting min. engin'g
622. z
zootechny
636.0824
Prostate gland anatomy
611.637
Propellers
diseases
616.65
aviation
629.184
Prostitution administra.
351.764
ballooning
629.164
ethics
176.5
Propelling
hygiene
613.87
machinery shipbilding
623 . 87
Prostration, nervous
616.843
Proper
Protagoras Gk philosofy
183. 1
motions stars
523.83
Protaminic nucleus phys.
612.398191
names persons, places
929.4
Protamins nutrition
612.398138
of season cathed. music 783 . 23
Proteaceae botany
583.932
Propertius Lat. lyric poet. 874.4
Protection
Property
against destruction agric.
632. z
capital
331
pests *^
632.9
church
254
dom. econ
. 648.7
city local taxation
352.1
of animals
591.57
law of title to
347-2
grafts
631.5417
literary publishing
655 6
human life from accid.
6Z4.8
personal law
347.3
plants
63Z.344
qualification legis. bod.
328.331
political economy
337.3
suffrage
324 . 46
Protectiv
real law
347.2
devices elec. line
62Z.3Z98
state finance
336.1
stations
621.3178
suffrage
324.13
local telefone
621.38694
tax
336.21
telefone stations
621.38794
theory of pol. econ.
335.01
telegraf
621.38328
Prophecy Bible inspira.
220.1
external agents, therapeu
L.615 .776
Prophetic books of Bible
224
inoculation pub. helth
6Z4.47
Proportion
Protectorate Eng. history
942.064
algebra
512.6
Protectorates pol. sd.
321.027
arithmetic
511. 6
Proteids chem. of food
641.12
in art esthetics
701
physiology
612.398145
of elevation arch, design 729.13
Proteolytic ferments
occupiable area
in gastric juice
612.3215
ground hygiene
: 614.784
nutrition
612.3983
plan arch, design
729.23
physiologic chemistry
612.01513
Proportional representation
324-224
Protestant
Proprietary libraries
027.2
episcopal church
283
Proprius muscle anat.
611.73843
episcopalians biografy
922.3
Props, plant
631.3452
methodist church
287.7
Propulsion
reformation, see Reformation
shipbilding
623.81
sects, continental
284
ToittCft in bUck face type are lubdivided. Superior flfiires refer to the tablet at the «ad of this iadei
RELATIV INDEX
881
Protestantiam
284
Pseudonyms bibliografy
014
and Romanisni
283
Psoraleae forage crops
633.375
Protestants, French
Psychiatry, see Insanity
persecutions of
272.4
Psychic
Protonotario, S. Ital. poet. 85 1 . 1 1
influence on digestion
612.3281
Protophyta botany
589 7
medicin mental pathoL
13a
Protoplasm
nervous diseases 616.8
animal physiology
591 17
phenomena
134
biology
576.2
reflexes physiol.
612.8216
cell histology
611.01811
research mind and body 130
physiology
612.01421
Psychoanalisis
131
muscles
612.71
Psychology
Protovertebrae embryol.
611 .01361
abnormal
132
Protozoa paleontology
563
comparativ physiology
6x2.82131
zoology
593
of fashions dom. econ.
646.01
Provengal
labor pol. econ.
331.015
language
449
pedagogic
370.15
literature
849
philosofy
150
Romanesque architec.
723 -44
physiologic
612. 82Z
swine
636.447
Psychomancy divination
133-3
^ProTence, France history
944 9
Psychometry physiology
612.821X
Proverbs, book of Bible
223.7
Psychomotiv centers "
612.8252
folklore
398 -9
Psychophysical laws
612.82188
*Providence,R.I. hist.
974.5a
Psychotherapy therapeu
. 615.851
* CO. R. I. «
974.51
Psychrometry meteorol.
551.57
Divine theol.
231-5
Pteridophyta botany
587
natural "
214
Pterodactyl paleontology
568.18
Province Ger. local gov.
352.0431
Pteropoda zoology
594-4
of Canada hist
.971. 04
Pterosauria reptils
598.18
'Provincialisms Eng. lang.
427
Pterygoid muscles anat.
611.73273
Proxy
Ptomains
system suffrage
324.223
animal poisons
615.94
Pruning
physiology of nutrition
612.398195
operations
631 542
urin
612.461262
tools
631.34a
Ptyalin salivary action
612.3132
^Prussia history
943 I
tryptic digestion
612.3423
Prussian
Puberty physiology
612.661
^ language, old
491 . 91
Pubic joints anatomy
61X.7281
merinos
636.36731
Pubis
611.71813
* Saxony, Germany hist.
943 18
PubHc
travel 914. 3 18
accounts administra.
351-72
Prussic acid mater, med.
61534
administration
350
toxicology
615.962
analysts adulterations
614.3
Prytz, A. J. Swed. drama
839.7223
annuities
336.35
Psalmody music
783 -9
baths
613-47
Psalms Bible
223.2
^ggiiig state control
351-763
hjrmnology
245
bildings architecture
725
Psalter Anglican ritual
264.038
care of
647. 9<5
Pseudepigrafa
229
local govemm'1
t352.5
Pseudo gospels
229.8
charities
361
Pseudocele anat.
611. 8139
charity state control
351.84
Pseudomorfs crystallog.
548.6
credit polit. econ.
336.34
Pseudoneuroptera insects
595-73
customs
394
pests
632.73
debt finance
336.3
Topicf ill black face type are sabdtrided. Saperior flsurea refer to the tables at the end of tfaia index
882
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
PubUc
Pudendal plexus anat
61 z. 8359
doctiments legis. bodies
328
Pudic nerv *
611.83595
library aid
031.841
plexus '^
6ZZ.8359
preservation
. 025.8
^Puebla, Mexico history
972.4
print'g ft distrib.65s . 59
Pueblos dwellings
571.85'
education
379
Puerperal
administration
351.851
diseases obstetrics
6x8.7
finance
336
fever pathology
6x8.73
gaming state control
351-763
public helth
614.545
gardens
711
state obstetrics
618.6
helth
6x4
Pugilism amusement
796
laws
6x4.09
ethics
175-6
local gov't
352.4
Puissant's deduction
lands
336.1
L.M.Z. formulee
526.48
law
340
Pujol Catalan poetry
8499136
libraries
027.4
^Pulaski CO. 111. history
977.3998
state control
351-852
» Ind.
977.292
library author catalogs
018. 1
* Mo.
977857
clast •
017. 1
. Pulci, Luigi Ital. satire
857.22
dictionary "
019. 1
Puller, stump
631.3117
fee lib. econ.
024.26
Pulley physics
531.84
notes polit. econ.
332.5
Pulleys mech. engin'g
621.856
occasions sermons
252.6
Pulmonary
offisers, duties of ethics
172 .2
artery anat
6x1. 13X
offises architecture
725-13
aneurism and emb.
616.247
safety administration
351 . 75
circulation, blood pressure 6 1 2 . 1 48
sanitation
614
elasticity
612 .212
schools education
379
muscles physiology
612.2153
securities polit. econ.
336.3
respiration animals
591.127
servis commissions
380
valvs anatomy
6x1. 12656
shows ethics
I75-I
veins "
611. 141
speakers hygiene
613.65
Pulmones anat.
611.24
speaking, oratory
808.5
Pulmotor
spirit patriotism
172. 1
first aid
617.18
urinals sanitation
628.45
drowning
614.812
use and waste of water
628.17
suffocation
614.82
utilities commerce
380
physiology
612.2321
vs private schools
379-3
therapeutics
615.64
welfare administration
351. 8
Pulp, dental
works "
352.5
diseases of dentistry
6x7. 6x
worship
264
Pulpit
Publications, library
025.122
clergy
263.1
Publicity
eloquence homiletics
350
election expenditures
324 - 273
library propagandism
021.76
Publisher, library as
021 .25
oratory
251
Publishers
Pulpits
and authors
655-52
architectural accessories
729.92
author catalogs
015
sacred furniture
247-1
circulars
0x5
Pulse
lives
920,4
diagnosis pathology
616.071
Publishing business
655 5
physiology
6x2. z6
history of
655 4
venous physiology
612 .1342
societies
655.58
wave of blood physiol.
612.16
Pucci, Antonio Ital. satire
857.14
Pulverization prac. chem
L. 542. 22
Tonics in black face type are aubdlTided. Superior flcnrea refer to the tables at flie end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
883
Pulverized
Purchases farm economics
631. 171
fertilizer distributor
631.3336
Pure food pub. helth
614.3
Pulverized fuel appliances
621.18377
Purgativs physiology
612.3344
Pulverizer harrows
631.3134
therapeutics
615.7323
Pulverizing plow
631.3126
Purgatory theology
236.5
Pumis stone econ. geol.
553.69
Purification of wastes
628.546
lithology
552.23
Purifiers, feedwater
621. 197a
Pump
Purin
air pneumatics
533-5
compounds nutrition
612.398195
practical chem.
542
Puritanism theology
285.9
condensing pneumatics
533.83
Puritans Eng. history
942.06
force
533 84
relig. hi.st.
274.2
suction "
533 85
Mass. history
974.4
wells waterworks
628.12
persecutions by
272.8
Pumping
Purpose ethics
171
engins mechan. eng.
621.64
Purslane
635 46
rams, hydraulic
621.273
Pus medicin
617.22
stations sewerage wks
628.29
Puseyism theology
283
vs gravitation waterwks 628.12 |
Push hoe
631.3152
Pumpkins forage
633 • 39
^Pushtu language
491.58
kitchen garden 635 . 624
Pusley
635.46
Pumps engineering
621.64
Pustular affections of skin
616.52
hydraulic
621.252
Putativ elements chemis.
546.99
injection, hydraulic62 1.267
^Putnam co. 111. history
977-337
reclamation
631.65
* Ind.
977.249
ship machinery
623 . 87
* Mo.
977.823
steam plant
621.1973
1 N. Y. «
974.732
Punching tools
621 .96
» 0.
977.118
Puncttiality lib. econ.
023.612
» W. Va. -
975.435
'Punctuation Eng. lang:
421.9
Putrefaction bacteria
589-95
Pimctured wounds surg.
617.144
*Puy de D6me, Pr. hist.
944.59
Punic wars Roman hist.
937.04
trav.
914.459
Punishment
Puzzles
793
capital criminal law
343-2
Pyemia diseases
616.943
corporal school
371.55
Pygmies, see Pigmies
eternal theology
237.7
Pyknometers prac. chem
^- 542.3
future "
237.6
Pyloric
law
343.2
artery anatomy
611.13641
military
355.13
glands "
611.33
school
371.54
nervs "
611.8393
^Punjab, India history
954.5
vein "
611. 1493
travel
915-45
Pylorus "
611.334
Pupa embryology
591-34
Pyramidal tract of myel
611.8252
Pupil of eye anatomy
611 .8421
Pyramidalis abdominis
611 .7362
physiology
612.8421
Pyramids anatomy
611.8181
Pupillometers "
612.84211
Egyptian
913.32
Pupin coiLs telefony
621.38785
geometry
513.35
Puppet plays
792
P3n*enean sheep
636.346
Purchase
Pyrenees mts travel
914.6
of animals zootechny
636.08112.
Pyr^n^es
college degrees
378.26
' Orientales, Fr. hist.
944.89
farm
631. I 12
Pyrenomycetes botany
589.23s
fertilizers
631.817
Pyrites mineral
549.3
territory pol. sci.
320.1267
Pyrografy
736
Topics in black lace typ^ vo subdirided. Superior flcturoa refer to the tablea at the end of this indei
884
DEaMAL CLASSIFICATION
Pyrome try temperature 536.52
Pyrotecnics chem. tec. 662 . i
Pyrrhonism Gk philosofy 186 . i
Pythagorean philosofy 182.2
Pythias, knights of sec.soc. 366 . 2
Quackery
delusions
133-7
medical state control
614.26
Quadrant astron. instrum
. 522.41
ordnance "
623.4621
Quadrate lobe anatomy
611.81318
Quadrature
integral calculus
517-33
of circle geometry
513-21
Quadratus femoris anat.
611. 73819
lumborum "
611.7368
Quadric surfaces
analytic geometry
516.42
modem analytic geom.
516.58
geometry
513.58
Quadriceps femoris anat.
611.73822
Quadrigeminal arms
611. 8153
Quadrigeminum anat.
611. 8153
physiol.
612.8265
Quadrilateral
adjustment of geodesy
526.52
Quadrilaterals plane geom. 5 13.15
Quadrumana zoology
599.8
Quadrupeds "
599
Quadruple expansion engins
; 621.11267
Quadruplex
telegrafs communica.
654.2
elec. eng.
621.38234
Quagga
636.184
Quail shooting
799
zoology
598.6
Quakers lives
922.88
persecutions
272.8
sects
289.6
Qualifications of
library executiv
023.41
staff
023.51
trustees
02333
readers lib. econ.
024.1
teachers education
371."
voters suffrage
3*4 I
Qualitativ analysis chem.
544
Quality
metaphysics
III
of food domestic econ.
641.31
Quantics algebra
512.87
Quantitativ analysis chem<
• 545
Quantities bilding
692.5
Quantity
" English prosody
426.1
metaphysics
119
meters elec. engin'g
621.3745
Topics in black face typ^ are tiibdiyided. Superior ligares refer to tlie tables at the end of thii Index
RELATIV INDEX
885
Quantity
of albuminoids in tissues 612.3978
blood physiology 612. z 16
in organs 612.189
carbohydrates in tissues 612.3967
613.482
612.3977
612.66431
612 .0144613
352.4
6x4.46
clothing hygiene
fat in food & tissues
lactic secretion
water in tissues
Quarantine
administration
contagious disease
laws local government 352.4
Quarries, prehistoric 5 7 1 • 2 1
Quarrying min. engin'g 622.22
Quarrymen's occupation 613.66
Quartermasters mil . adm. 355.33
Quarters, servants architec .728.92
Quartet sacred music 783 . 8
Quartets vocal music 784.84
Quartz lithology 552. 45
mineralogy 549- 5
receptacles chem. 543.231
Quartzite lithology 552 • 45
Quaternary age geology 551-79
Quaternions mathematics 516.8
Quays harbor engineering 627.3
Quebec. Canada
act Can. hist. 971.02
city, Que. capture U.S.hist.973 . 26
» history
971 4471
« CO. -
971 447
Quebec
Jersey cattle
636.2832
^ proTince history
971.4
travels
917.14
Queen
Anne architecture
724 5
' CO. Md. history
975-234
Anne's war U. S. "
97325
* Charlotte ilands, B.C. hist
. 971 . 1
iQueens co. Ireland "
941 - 87
* New Bruns. **
971.542
» New York
974 - 724
* Nova Scotia *
971.624
» P. E. I.
•
971-74
lives of
923.1
^Queensland history
994.3
Queenstown, battle
U. S. war of 1812
973 5233
Questioning, art of educat. 371.35
Questions, books of " 371-35
on special subject see subject
Quevedo Villegas, F. G. de
Spanish satire 867 . 3
Quicksand
foundations architecture 721. 11
Quicksilver, see Mercury
Quietism heresies 273.7
Quietists, persecution of 272.5
Quince ^34- 14
*Quincy, 111. history 977-344
system education 371.47
Quinet, Edgar Fr. essays 844.81
Quinin - therapeutics 615.75
Quinones organic chem. 5 47- 6
Quinsy diseases 616.31
Quintana, M.J. Span. poet. 86 1 . 5 1
Quintilian Latin oratory 875.6
Quohog fishery 639 . 4
Quoits amusements 796
Quota system suffrage 324 . 224
Quotas U . S. civil war 973.7412
(Quotations Eng. liter. 8a8
gener. collec. 808.8
Quotient, respiratory 612.231
Quercineae botany 583.976
Quercy swine 636 . 445
'Queiitaro, Mexico history 972. 4
Quesnes de Bethune 841 . 15
Topics in black ftco typo ore subdivided. Superior
figures refer to the tsbles st the end of this index
1
886
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Rabbinic learning Judaism
L 296
Rabbits dom. animals
636.9
zoology
599-3
Rabelais, P. French satire 847 . 32
Rabener, G.W; Ger.
837.61
Rabies see Hydrophobia
Racan, H. de B. Fr. poetry 841 .43
Race
betterment
613.94
horse amusements
798
domestic animals 636.12
influence on mind
136.4
mortality public helth
614.144
suffrage
324.15
Racemose cherries
634.24
Races, coeducation of
371 -99
hed and tail
621 .29
movements of pol. sci
.3231
of man
57a
zootechny
636.08211
Rachel, Joachim Ger. sat.
837-52
Racine, Jean Fr. drama
843.45
Louis poetry
841.52
^Racine city, Wis. history
977-597
* CO. - -
977-596
Racing
amusements
boat
797
horse
798
ethics
175.7
news journalism
070.446
library econ.
024.58
Rack
railways engineering
625 - 33
Radial artery anatomy
611.13431
muscles "
611.7376
nerv ■ "
611.8337
Radiant energy of sun
523.72
matter
539-7
points meteors
523.53
Radiates paleontology
563.2
zoology
593.2
Radiation of heat physics
536.33
physioL
6x2.52
Radical axes mod. geom.
513.54
Radicals, chemic
541.6
Radicular fibers of cord
611.8268
Radio, see Wireless
Radioactivity
539.7
Radiocarpal joint anat.
611.72744
Radiochemistry
541.38
Radiocidture
631.5882
Radiografy
diagnosis pathology
616.077
Radiolaria zoology 593 . 14
Radioscopy
diagnosis pathology . 616^077
Radiotelegrafy elec. engin'g 62 z . 3&42
615.84
611.72741
611.72734
611.72734
635.15
546.432
611.717s
636.3245
646.185
633 ■ 582
624.87
623.86
623.8212
635.627
377-7
Radiotherapy median
Radioulnar joint, inferior
superior
Radioulnaris proximalis
Radish
Radium inorgan. chem.
Radius anatomy
vector astronomy 521.38
'Radnor, Wales history 942.96
sheep
Rafiia domestic econ.
fibers
Raft
bridges engineering
Rafts
ship equipment
shipbilding
Rag gourd
Ragged schools
Rags, control of pub. helth 614. 463
disinfection " " 614.48
Rahbek, K. L. Dan.poetry 839.8157
'Rahway, N. J. history 974.938
Raiids fishes 597*3
Railroad
accidents pub. helth 614.863
transportation 656
corporations 385
electric 621.33
engineering 625
elevated 625.4
freight houses archit. 725.32
government admin . .351.812
horse mechan. engin'g 625.6
land grants pub. finance 336 . 14
law 385
locomotivs 63Z . 13
men Y. M. C. A. 267.362
officials' lives 923 . 8
passenger stations arch. 725.31
passes, legislativ 328 . 347
rate regulation , 385
reports, state 385
shops architecture 725.33
transportation business 656
sociology 385
travel protection of life 614. 863
Railroading 656
Rails electric engineering 621.3332
railroad * 625.15
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior llgaree refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
887
Rails shipbilding
Railway
bridges engin'g
cookery
employees suffrage
guides transportation
stations, care of
Railways, military
Rain
agric. hindrances
protection against zoot.
Rainfall farm economics
meteorol.
Rainless regions "
*Rainy River dist, Ont. hist.
Raising library funds
*Rajputana, India history
Rakes, garden
hay
Raking
Ralegh, W. disco v. of Am.
^Raleigh co. W. Va. history
* Ralls CO. Mo. history
Ram, hydraulic engin'g
physics
Rambouillet sheep
Ramelsloher fowls
Ramie agriculture
botany
Rammers artillery
Ramsay, Allan Eng.poet.
Ramsour Mills, N.C. Am.rev
Ramus of mandible anat.
Ranales botany
Ranch, cattle
Ranches zootechny
Randolph, John Am.orat.
'Randolph co. 111. history
1
1
Ind.
Mo.
u
m
' W.Va. -
Range
domestic economy
finders ordnance
scales " instr.
Rank heraldry
pol. sci.
Ranks, special education
Ranunculaceae botany
Ranvier's nodes histology
Rapateaceae botany
Rape agriculture
botany
law
623 . 85
624 . 12
641.576
324.247
656
647.9631
633 . 63
632.16
636 . 08366
631. II
551.57
551.58
971. 311
02Z.9
954.4
631.3156
631.3532
631.515
973.17
975-473
977.8355
621.27
533.83
636.3674
636.533
633.55
583.96a
623.463
821.54
.973-3361
611. 71643
583. iz
636.2
636.0813
815,24
977.392
977.266
977.828
975 485
643 -33
623.4625
623.4621
929.7
323.31
371.96
583. Ill
611. 0188
584.3934
633.42
583.123
343
Raphia fibers 633.582
Rapidfire guns ordnance 623.4223
Rapidity of flow of blood
physiology 612.15
Rapisardi, M. Ital. poetry 851 . 86
Rappists sects 286 . 7
Raptores birds 598.9
Rare
binding book rarities 095
books lib. restrictions 024.672
earths inorgaa. chem. 546.6
illustrations rarities 096
printing " 094
Rarissima " 090
'Raritan, N. J. history 974.972
Rarities bibliografy 090
lib. admin. 025.171
Rasores birds 598.6
Raspberries 634 . 7 1 z
Rat disease carrier 614.43
domestic economy 648.7
noxious animal 591.68
zoology 599 . 3
traps dom. economy 643 . 7
Ratchet gearing engin'g 62 1 . 83 7
Ration
during growth physioL 612.394
for adults " 612. 395
Rational feeding zootech. 636.0844
Rationalism nat. theology 211
Rationalistic age relig.hist. 2 70 . 8
Rationalists.apologetics agst 239.7
Rations zootechny 636.08441
Rattan fibers 633.588
Rattlesnake zoology 598.12
Ranch, H. J. Dan. drama 839.8231
Raven zoology 598.8
Raw
materials, duties on 337.6
mil. resources 355.24
* Ray CO. Mo. history 977.819
system school gov't 371.595
Reaction of blood physiol. 6 1 2 . 1 2 1
time psychometry 61 2. 82 11
Reactors elec. engin'g 621.3146
Read, T:B. Am. poetry 811.35
Readers
aids library economy 028
' elementary, Eng. lang. 428.6
librarian's relations to 023 . 43
qualifications lib. econ. 024 . z
rules " " 024
* selections Eng. language 428.7
Topics in black face type are tubdivided. Superior ligares refer to the tables at the end of tills indei
888
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Reading
and aids 028
art of 808.5
* books, higher, English 820.8
clubs lib. relations 021.41
self education 374.22
courses 028.3
desks of!is equipment 651
elementary education 372.4
first legislation 328 . 3741
for the young 028.5
lists, school educ. 371.643
of librarians 023.535
library executiv 023 . 42
private self education 374.1
proofs printing 655.25
room rules lib. econ. 024.51
rooms, bratich lib. bldgs 022 . 17
free, library econ. 027 . 9
laboring classes 331-85
library economy 022 . 5
Y. M. C. A. 267.3533
second legislation 328.3741
third " 328.3743
Readings, halls for archit. 725 . 83
Ready-reckoners 658
Reagents chem. anal. 544 . 1 1
Real
character universal lang. 408 . 9
estate law 347-2
taxation pol. econ. 336 . 2 2
presence theology 265.3
property law 347 . 2
Realism philosofy 1 49 ■ 2
Realty law 347-2
Reamers machine tools 621.954
Reapers agriculture 631 -354
steam engin'g 621.146
Reaping 631.554
hook 63 I. 351 I
Reapportionment
representat'n 328 . 3345
Reason
in animals zoology 591 -51
intuit iv faculty 156
natural theology 210
physiologic psychology 612.8213
Reasoning faculty " i53-6
Rebellion
Canadian history 971 . 038
1717,1745 Irishhist. 941.57
political science 323.2
southern U. S. hist. 973 . 7
Reboul, Jean Fr. poetry 841 75
Rebuses amusements 793
Recall administration 351.9
Receipt, see Recdt
Receit
books cookery 641 . 5
index library economy 025. 236
Receits
library economy o 20 . 83
finance 025.114
medicin 6x5
useful arts 602
workshop chem. tech. 660
on special subjects see subject
Receivers law 347 . 7
telefone 621.3863
telegraf 621.3833
Receiving vaults archit. 726.8
Recent period geology 551 . 791
Receptacles prac. chem. 542 . 23
for butter 637.2351
milk 637 . 1327
plants 631.346
Receptaculum chyli anat. 611.423
Reception
of goods lib . economy 025.233
room dom. " 645.62
Receptions " " 642.43
Recesses in schools 371 . 24
legislativ bodies 328 . 355
Recessional cathedral serv. 783 . 29
Recipe books cookery 641.5
Recipes, see Receits
Reciprocal
polars analytic geom. 516.55
modem « 5^3 -55
Reciprocating steam engins 621 . xx2
Reciprocity free trade 3 3 7. 9
Recitation rooms archit. 727 . i
Recitations education 371.32
Recitative music 784.2
Reclamation
drainage agriculture 631.6
engineering 627 . 5
irrigation agriculture 631 . 7
engineering 626 . 8
Recognition hereafter
doctrinal theology 237
Recoil
mechanism ordnance 623.4356
mounts mil. engin'g ' 623 . 574
Recommendations
legislativ procedure 328 . 372
Reconnaissance geodesy 526.31
Reconstruction U.S. hist. 973.8
TopicB in black face type are aubdivided. Superior flcture> r*^^' to the tablea at the end of thia index
RELATIV INDEX
889
Record
Red
accession lib. econ.
025.241
swine, Berkshire
636.4263
clock library econ.
023.611
Jersey
636.483
offises architecture
725-15
Tarn worth
636.4262
Recorders, telegraf
621.3833
top
633.23
Recording meters, elec.
621.373
v^etable dyes
633.863
Records, l^slativ
328 . 363
Redcap poultry
636.525
school
371 a
Redemption theology
234.3
Recreation
Redemptionists mon. orders 271 . 7.9
bildings architecture
725.8
Redemptorists **
271.6
hygiene
613 7
Reds, shorthaird goats
636.396
rooms lib. bildings
022.66
Reduced wages pol. econ.
331.5
Recreations
Reducing valvs steam eng
. 621.1854
hygiene
613-74
Reduction
laboring classes
331.84
in organisms phys.chem
. 612.01536
school hygiene
371.74
of results geodesy
526.75
RecreatiT arts
790
•Reduplication Eng.etymol
.422.3
Recruiting mil. science
355.22
Redwood botany
585-2
Rectangular coordinates
Redy reckoners
658
spheric astronomy
522.72
Reed wind instruments
788.9
Recti capitis anatomy
611. 7319
Reeds
633-586
Rectifiers electric eng.
621. 3137
Reefs, coral geology
551.96
Rectilinear motion dynam
■ 531.31
Reenberg, TOger Dan.poet. 839 . 8142
Rectum
Reference
administration of med.
615.62
books library admin.
025.5
anatomy
6x1.35
restricted lib. econ
.024.671
diseases
616.35
use of aids
028.7
physiology
612.366
department lib. econ.
025.5
Rectus
hours ** "
024.36
capitis anticus major anal
-611.7337
exact literary methods
029.1
minor "
611.7338
room lib. bildings
022.53
lateralis "
611. 7319
staff " economy
023.73
femoris "
611.73822
use of libraries
024 5
Recuperators gun mounts 623 . 43 5 7
References, reader's
024. 14
Red
Referendum legislation
328 . 264
Bank, N. J. Am. revol.
973-3337
polit. science
321.4
cattle, polled
636.2264
Refiners' occupation hyg.
613.62
shorthorn
6'l6.222S
Refining rhee^rriAldm^
637.3332
L 614.724
corpuscles physiology
612. Ill
oil public heltl
proportion
612. II28
Reflecting
Cross societies charities
361
circle astron. instrum.
522.41
Great wax
■940.4771
instruments optics
535-87
globules of blood physiol
.612. Ill
telescopes astron.
522.21
kafir
633.177
Reflection heat
536.31
pepper
633.842
light
535-3
raspberries
634.714
mental faculty
153-4
river
Reflections perspectiv
515.64
campain U.S.civ.war
973 7363
Refiex action physiology
612 . 833
exped. - - -
973-754
zoology
591-18
rebellion Can. hist.
971.051
Reflexes
-
' river settlement. Can. hist.
971.27
cardiac physiology
612.1786
tra\
^9I7,I27
psychic • "
612.8216
sea physical geografy
551 467
respiratory "
612.288
Toirfci in black (ace typ^ ve aubdMded. Superior iicurea refer to the tablea at the end of thia index
890
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Reform
bill, 1832 Eng. suffrage
civil servis
legislativ bodies
prison sociology
schools
architecture
education
sociology
' spelHng Eng. language
suffrage
Reformation
age of Europ. history
German history
religious "
Scandinavian history
Swiss history
Reformatories
architecture
hygiene
inebriate
Reformatory associations
Reformd
church, Dutch
in Amer.
episcopal church
presbyterian "
Reformers biografy
Refracting
media of eye anat.
physiology
telescopes
Refraction
heat
ocular physiology
ophthalmology
optics
practical astronomy
Refractometers optics
quan.anal.
Refractory period
brain physiol. psych.
hart physiology
reflexes compar. physiol.
physiology
Refreshment bUd'gs arch.
Refreshments dom. econ.
Refrigeration
apparatus dairy
mechanical engin'g
shipbilding
Refrigerators dom. econ.
Refuge, houses of
Refuse, see Waste
' Topics in black face typ^ are tiibdiTided. Soperior
3516
328.394
365
364
725.64
371-93
301
421.4
324 28
940 . 22
943 03
270.6
948.04
949 403
735 6
613-57
362.8
364
284.1
285.7
283
28s 5
923 6
611.844
612.844
522.22
536.32
612.844
617-75
535-3
522.92
535-3
545-8
612.8211
612. 1723
612 .82932
612.833951
735-7
642.2
637.1321
621.56
623.826
643 -37
364
Regaldi, G. Ital. poetry 851.77
Regattas amusements 797
college and sch. 371.75
Regencies Eng. admin. 354.4203
const.hist. 342 . 429
Regeneration
of bone physiology
liver "
muscle "
nervs physidogy
physiologic zoology
physiology
theology
Regents library gov't
Reggio di Calabria, Italy
^ history 945-79
travel 914-579
Regicides biografy 923.41
Regimen hygiene 613
Regiment mil . science 355 31
Regimental hist. U.S.civ.war 973 . 744-49
Regiments, history of state 353.9
612.753
612.359
612.7465
612.8185
591-16
612.603
234-4
023.3
Regional anatomy
surgery
Registers, family
of births
deeds
servants
6x1.9
617 5
9293
9293
law 347-2
647.29
U. S. army offisers 353 . 6
navy - 353.7
Registration
of conveyances law 347.2
land Torrens system 333.3
readers lib . economy 024.15
public helth 614.x
statistics 311
system suffrage 324 . 242
Regnard, J:F. Pr. satire 847.47
Regnault gasometers che m. 542.75
Regnier, Mathurin Fr. sat. 847.35
Regular
army U. S. civ. war
and navy union
vet. soc.
baptists sects
Regulation
of animal heat physics 6x2 . 53
medical practis 614.25
voltaic current eng. 621.3527
■Regulations
army military science 355
navy naval ** 359
readers library econ. 024
flcures refei to the tables at the end of thaa index
973-7411
369. Ill
369.112
286.1
RELATIV INDEX
891
Regulators
f eedwater steam eng. 621.1973
potential elec. eng. 621.3x45
sewerage 628.258
vacuum prac. chem. 542.77
see also special subject
Rdd, T : British philos. 192.5
intuitionalism 1 43
Reign of terror Fr. hist. 944.044
Reil, iland of anatomy 6 11. 813 19
Reinaert Dutch satire 83 9 . 3 7 1
Reincarnation 129-4
Reindeer
domestic animals 636 . 294
milk cheese 637 . 3553
ship U. S. warof 1812 973.5255
zoology 599 . 7
"Reineke Vos" Ger. satire 83 7 . 3 1
Reinforced
blocks roads 625 . 87
concrete engin'g 620 . 137
Reissner's fibers anat. 6 1 1 . 82 8
Relapsing fever diseases 616.924
Relations
domestic, political science 323
foren " "327
international 327
of capital and labor 331-1
church and state
ethics 172.3
pol. sci. 322
religion 261 . 7
librarian and stafi 023 . 55
to pubHc 023.43
teachers to community 371.104
parents 371.103
Relationship 929.1
Relativ
location lib. econ. 025.8
majority suffrage 324 . 263
' pronouns Eng. etymol. 422.7
* syntax 425.7
Relays, telegraf elec. eng. 621.38321
Releasing-gear engins 62 1 . 1644
Relics miracles 231.7
Relief
corps, women's 369 . 161
decoration in architec. 729 . 5
bilding 698.8
maps phys. geog. 5 5 1 • 4
special regions gi^-gig
union, woman's veteran 369 . 162
work charity 361
parish 258
Topics in black fac« type an inbdifided. Soperior
Religion 200
and education 377
science apologetics 239.8
nat. theol. 215
Christian 200
comparativ 290
natural 210
practical 240
suffrage qualifications 324 . 15
Religions, non-Christian 290
Religious
anecdotes 244
architecture 7^6
art 246
associations 206
general, for activ work 267
local parish work 256
of special sects 280
on special subjects see subj.
biografy 922
ceremonies ritual 264
sacraments 265
controversy 270
on special subjects see subj .
days lib. econ. 024.42
special cookery 641.566
education 377
of clergy 207
festivals 264
fiction 244
history 270
institutions 260
liberty 261.7
life Great war 940.478
U. S. civ. war 973-778
limitations cookery 641.565
orders, monastic 271
painting art 755
ecclesiology 247.5
poetry 245
sects 280
societies see associations
symbolism 246
Remainder sales
books bookselling 655.56
library buying ,025.223
Remains paleontology 560
Remedies, legal 347-95
pathology 6x6
therapeutics 615.5
zootechny 636 . 0895
Remittent fever pub- helth 614.532
Remonstrants sects 284.9
HgmtB refer to the tablee at the ead of this index
893
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
023.8
331.2
724.1
940.21
709
270.5
735
611 . 1367
612.4634
616.61
Remuneration
library economy
political **
Renaissance
architecture
European history
iine arts
religious history
sculpture
Renal
artery anatomy
circulation physiol.
diseases
function pathoL changes 6x2.466
nervs anatomy 611.8393
veins anatomy 6 1 1 . 1 462
Renan, Ernest Fr. essays 844 . 8a
Renard the fox Dut. satire 839.371
Ft. " 847.12
Ger. *• 837.31
legends 398.2
Rendering works air pollu .614.742
Renewals legis. membership 328 . 3356
lib. econ. 024 . 64
^Renfrew, Scotland hist. 941 . 41
« CO. Ont. "
Rennet cheesemaking
cheese
cow's milk 637 . 35 1
^Rensselaer co. N. Y. 974 . 741
Rent
fann economics
of state property
political economy
Renting farm systems
Rents, pew cleric support 254
Repair of waste
physiol. zoology 591 . 136
physiology 6x2. 395
ships shipbildlng 623 . 826
Repairs bilding laws
dom. econ.
road engin'g
Repeated stress engin'g
Repeaters
duplex telegraf
half
simplex "
Repeating
election frauds
rifles small anns
Repentance doctrin
Repetitions, method geod. 526.56
Replevin law 3 4 7- 9 5
971.381
637.3331
637.355
631. X13
336.11
333
631. I 154
692.9
6437
625 . 76
620. 11246
621.38325
621.38326
621.38324
324.272
623.4423
234.5
Reporting journalism 070.
shorthand 653.
Reports, law American 345 .
British 346.
library administra. 025 .
mining 622.
see also special subject
Repouss^ work fine arts 739
roofs 721.
Representation 324,
American revolution 973
legislatures 328 ,
Representativ gov't pol.sci. 321 .
Reprisal international law 341 .
Reproduction
botany 581.
embryology 581 <
Reproduction
himian embryology 6xx
physiology 6x2
zoology 59 x
embryology 59 x
zootechny 636
42
046
4
4
.123
.009
56
23
3"4
334
8
3
Reproductiv power psych. 154
Reptils paleontology 568.
zoology 598.
Republic
French history ist 944
ad 944
3d 944
German history 943
political science 321
Roman history 937
Spanish " 946
Republican
institutions 321.
party. U, S. 329,
Republicans U. S. history 973
973
973
973
973
945
321
336
Republics, Ital. history
, pol. sci.
Repudiation finance
Repulsion motors engin'g 621
Repulsiv force astron. 523
Required majority legislat'n 328
Reredos fixt furniture 729
sacred " 247
Resaca de la Palma, battle 973
Research
endowment education
16
3
.0x3
6
x6
3
0824
I
.X
.042
.07
.08
.085
.8
.02
.08
.8
6
4
66
7
8
9XX-2
04
5
36
31366
17
.375
.96
.2
6234
378.32
psychic mind and body 130
Topics in black face typ^ are inbdivided. Superior fignres refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
893
Rescue from drowning
614. 811
Respiration
of shipwreckt
614.868
animals
591 . 12
Resection surgery
617.94
cutaneous physiology
6x2.793
Resedacese botany
583-133
efEect of facial nervs on
612.81973
Resemblance
vagus
6x2.819912
protectiv zoology
591.57
1 on blood pressure
612.146Z
Resen, Peder Dan. misc.
839-883
temperature
612.534
Reservation of bks lib.econ
L. 024.66
physiology
6X2.2
Reservoirs
Respiratory
irrigation agriculture
631.71
exchanges and indirect
sewerage
628.28
calorimetry
' 612.5123
waterworks
628.13
movements physiology
6X2.21
Residence
organs comp. anat.
591 -42
compensation of teachen
; 371.164
descriptiv anat.
591.72
eligibility legis. bodies
328.331
system anatomy
61 Z. 2
of readers lib. rules
024. 12
diseases of
6x6.2
requirement for degree
378.241
drugs acting on
615.72
rooms lib. bldgs
022.69
physiology
6X2.2
sufiFrage qualifications
324.16
surgery
617.42
Residences architecture
728
Responsibilities
official arch.
72517
of library executiv
023.43
Residual calculus
517
teachers
37X.IOI
Residues
Responsibility
animal fertilizers
631.843
human doct. theol.
233-4
industrial zootechny
636.08557
ethics
171
vegetable fertilizers
631.876
of readers lib. econ.
024.14
Resignations
Responsiv
l^slativ bodies
328.3357
choral servis
783.24
Resins
readings public worship 264.4
chemic technology
668.4
Rest
fossil economic geol.
553.29
and sleep hygiene
613.79
gathering
631.5568
cure therapeutics
615.85
Resistance
laboring classes
aax.si
boxes elec. engin'g
621.3742
phvsiology of
612.7662
electric, of skin physiol.
612.795
Restaurants architecture
725.71
meters elec. engin'g
621.3742
Qookery
641.572
of materials engin'g
620. ZI
dom. econ.
647 -95
mol. phys.
539.4
table systems 642 . 5
water hydraulics
532.58
Restiaces botany
584.83
Resisting medium
Restif da la Bretonne, N. E
. 843 . 57
descriptiv astron.
523.15
Restiform bodies anat.
611. 8182
theoretic "
521.44
>Restigouche co. N. B. hist.
971. 511
Resolutions
Restis anatomy
6x1. 8182
joint legis. procedure
328 . 377
Restitutions lib. econ.
024.87
Resonators acoustics
534.4
Restoration
Resorts
English history
942.066
bildingB hygiene
613.5
French *
944.06
helth
613.12
of citizenship pol. sd.
323-64
summer architecture
728.52
the Jews
296
Resources
Restriction
mUitaxy
355.2
election contributions
324 273
national conservation
339
of books lib. econ«
024.67
natural *
333
contagious diseases
614.44
Topics in black face tsrpe are inbdiYlded. Soperior flgares refer to the tables at the end of this indei
894
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Restrictions
Reverberatory furnaces
542.42
on legislation pol. scL
328.256
Reversible plow
631.3124
legidators
328.34
Reversionary
Results of
payments finance
336.35
civil war U. S. hist.
973.71
insurance
368.31
election suffrage
324.36
^Reviews, see subject reviewd
Great war
940.314
Revised
Mex. war U. S. hist.
973.621
statutes Amer. law
345 2
revolution "
97331
version Eng. Bible
220.52
Spanish war "
973.891
New Test
. 225.52
warofi8i3 "
973-521
Old -
221.52
Resumption
Revision
of specie pay't U.lS.hist
•973-83
of electoral lists
324 . 241
U. S. finance
336.73
English Bible
220.52
Resurrection Christology
232.5
Revival
doct. theol.
236.8
Gothic architecture
724 -3
Resuscitation of the drownd 614 . 8ia
Grecian
724.2
Retail stores architecture
5 725.21
of letters, literary hist.
809
Retaining walls
624.1
Romanesque arch.
724.8
Retardation plant culture
631.545
Revivals
Reticula spinal cord
611.8226
army U. S. civ. war
973.778
Reticular tissue histology
611 .01824
music
783.7
Reticulum "
611. 01824
' religious
269
Retina anatomy
611.843
Reviviscent animals
612.01446x1
eye diseases
617-73
Revolts
physiology
612.843
internal relations pol. sd.
323.2
Retirement from mil. servis
i 355.114
Revolution
Retorts, glass prac. chem.
542.231
American history
973 3
porcelain " "
542.232
daughters of the
369.136
Retrahens muscle anat.
611.7324
English, 1688 history
942 .068
Retreats, religious
269
form of state
321.092
Retribution doct. theol.
237.6
French, 1 789 history 944 • 04
Retroauricular glands
611.4632
1830
944.063
Retroperitoneal fossae
611.384
1848
944.07
Retropharyngeal glands
611 .4636
of the earth astronomy
52535
Retrovaccination cont.dis
.614.4737
sons of the
369.134
Return systems elec. trac.
621.33217
territorial expansion
320.1269
Returns
Revolutionary societies
369 13
butter business
637.218
Revolutions internal rela.
323.2
cheese **
637.318
Revolvers
dairy *
637.118
manufacture
683
farm finances
631.18
military efficiency
623.4434
zootechny
636.01818
Revolving book cases
022.914
Reuchlin medieval philos.
189.5
cranes engin'g
621.873
Reunion public order
351.752
harrow
631-3135
*Reuss, Germany history
943.28
Rewards
Revaccination contag. dis.
614.4734
and punishments theol.
233.4.
Revaccinization " "
614.4736
military
355.13
Revelation, book of Bible
228
school
371.53
divine
231.6
Reynard the fox Dut. sat.
839-371
Revenue
Pr. «
847 . 12
cutters shipbilding
623.826
Ger. -
837.31
legislativ power
328.341
legends
398.2
state finance
336
^Reynolds co. Mo. history
977.8885
Topics in black face tsrpe are sttbdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
895
Rhaetia ancient history 939.84
^Rhaeto-Romansch language459
Rhamneae botany 583275
Rhenish
* Bavaria, Germany hist. 943 . 43
* Prussia ** " 943.4a
Prassian horse 636 . 143
sheep 636 . 3334
Rheostats elec. eng. 621.3174
Rhetoric 808
sacred homiletics 251
Rheumatic fever diseases 616.991
Rheumatism " 616.991
Rhine
Confederation 943 . 06
travel 9H-34
Rhinencephalon anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 3 3
Rhinoceros zoology 599-7
Rhinology anatomy 611.86
'diseases 616.21
physiology 612 . 86
Rhinoplastic ope rations 617.95
Rhizophoreae botany 5 83 . 4 1 1
Rhizopoda zoology 593 • ^ z
^Rhode Island U. S. hist. 974-5
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973.7 and 973.89
Rhode Island red fowls 636 . 584
Rhodes ancient history 939. 16
knights of 929.711
1 modem hist. 949.96
scholarships 378.34
^Rhodesia, Africa hist. 968.9
Rhodium inorgan. chem. 546.97
Rhododendron botany 583 . 62
Rhombencephalon, isthmus 6 11. 81 6
Rhomboid ligament anat. 6 1 1 . 7 2 7 1
muscles ** 611.73113
Rhomboidal sinus * 611.828
^Rh6ne, France history 944. 58
Rh6ne ducks 636 . 5974
sheep 636 . 3336
Rhubarb gardening 635.49
•Rhymes English prosody 426.6
•Rhyming dictionaries, Eng. 426 . 6
Rynchota insects 595 . 75
pests 632 . 75
Rhyolite lithology 55225
Rhythm
cardiac physiology 612.1722
in reflexes ** 612.82932
respiratory " 612.216
Topics in bkck face type are subdivided. Superior
Ribaceous fruits 634.72
Ribault, J*, discov. of Amer. 973.18
Ribs anatomy 611. 71 2
Rice
cereals agriculture 633.18
corn " 633.178
Richard i Eng. history 942.032
2 •* " 942.038
3 " " 942.046
of Cornwall, Ger.his. 943 .025
Richardson, S: Eng. fie. 825.61
'Richelieu co. Que. history 97i«.45i
river. Que. travel 917.145
^Richland CO. 111. history 977.377
* O. « 977.128
» Wis. « 977-575
^Richmond, Ind. hist. 977.263
Va.
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
under 975. 7
*• CO. New York hist. 974 . 726
* Nova Scotia * 971.696
» Que. « 971.465
Richter, Jl P. F; Ger. fie. 833 . 62
Rickets diseases 616.996
Riddles amusement 793
popular life 398.6
Rideau lakes, Ont. travel 917.1373
Riding
cultivator 63 1 . 3 1 63
habits clothing 646.47
halls and schools arch. 725.88
plow 631.3122
recreations 798
roller 63 1.3 141
school hygiene 371-736
Riel's rebellion ist Can. hist. 971 .051
2d « " 971 054
Rifle
manufacture 683
military engineering 623.442
equipment 355-82
shooting amusement 799
Rifled ordnance mil. eng. 623 . 42
Rifling mil. engin'g 623.4236
Rigging shipbilding 623 . 86
Right
ascension, variations of 521.27
hart anatomy 6x1.123
hereditary legis. bod. 328 . 3352
li ne s analytic geome try 5 1 6 . 1 1
loci in space " 516.31
plane geometry 5 1 3 . i x
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
896
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
pol. sci.
323
7
a
323.
8
intemat. law
341
ethics
171
pers. relig.
248
*ss
612
76
Right
of assembly
petition
search
standard of
Righteousness
Righthandedness
Rights
and liberties const, law
civil, see Civil rights
land political economy
of aliens pol. sci.
political science
water pol. econ.
Rigid
dirigibles aeronautics
suspension bridges
Rigor mortis physiology
of muscles physiol.
Rima glottidis anat.
•Rimes English prosody
*Riming dictionaries, Eng.
^Rimouski co. Que. history
Rinderpest veterin. med.
Ring shell ordnance
* Ringgold CO. la. history
campain U.S.civ.war
Ringing agriculture
Rings
boiler steam engin'g
finger costume
sacred ornaments
strength of materials
Ringwaldt, B. Ger. poetry
Ringworm diseases
Rinks
bicycle architecture
ethics
skating architecture
Rinuccini, O. Ital. dram.
Rio Grande campain
*Rio Janeiro history
travels
Rioja, F. de Spanish poetry
Rios, J. A. de los " misc.
Riots
internal relations pol. sd.
law
local, see name of place
state control
Riparian rights
Ripening
buttermaking
plant growth
pol. econ.
342
333
323 ■ 67
323
333.9
629.155
624.53
612.742
612.7461
611 .225
426.6
426.6
971.477
619.2
623-4515
977.787
973-7359
631.54224
621.18453
391.7
247.6
620. 11286
831-45
616.57
725-86
175-1
72586
852.52
9736234
981
918. 1
861.38
868.52
323.2
343
351.752
333-9
637.2337
631.5476
* Ripley co . Ind. history 977.214
* Mo. " 977.8894
Ripplemarks geology 551.83
Ritchie, A.C.M. Am. dram. 812.31
* Ritchie co. W. Va. hist. 975 424
394.4
264
264
868.35
623.824
627.1
320.1284
532.54
551.48
628.541
628.11
979.497
Rites and ceremonies
Ritual public worship
Ritualism
Rivadeneyra, Pedro de
River
boats shipbilding
crossing sewerage works 628.26
engineering 627
transportation sociology 387
Rivers
engineering
frontiers pol. sci.
hydraulics
physical geografy
pollution sanit. eng.
water supply
^Riverside co. Cal. hist.
Riveted joints mech. eng. 621. 884
plumbing 696 . 4
Riveting tools mech. eng. 621.97
Rivets
mechanical eng.
plumbing
strength of materials
Ro universal language
Roaches pests
Road
bed highway engin*g
railroad *
systems highway eng.
RoadroUers gas engins
roadmaking
steam engins 621.145
Roads
agriculture
and pavements engin'g
cable
elevated "
engineering "
military mil. eng.
stone engineering
Roan ducks
^Roane co. W. Va. history 975 . 436
Roanoke iland, N. C.
battle U. S. civ. war
naval hist. " **
Roasting cookery
Robbers biografy
Robbery criminal law
621.884
696.4
620.11287
408.9
632.72
62s . 73
625 . 12
625.71
621.4382
625.7
631.28
625.7
625.5
625.4
625.7
623.62
625 . 86
636.5974
973 7324
973.752
641.71
923.41
343
Topics in black face type are subdiTided. Superior flguree refer to tke tables at the end of tibia lodfti
RELATIV INDEX
89:
Robert 2 French history
of Gloucester
Robin Hood Eng. ballads
legends
Robinsonaden Ger. fiction
Rocaberti, Fra Catalan lit.
^Rochester, N. Y. history
*Rock CO. 111. history
» Wis.
Rock
analysis chemistry
blasting engineering
carvings archeology
crystal, see Quartz
drills machine tools
foundations architecture
minerals determination
natural fertilizers
salt economic geology
structure lithology
Rock Island, 111. history
Rockets, signal mil. eng.
*Rockford, 111. history
^Rockingham co. N. H. hist.
'Rockland co. N. Y.
Rocks
cleavage of geology
conductivity of "
Ethology
polarity in geology
Rocky mts, U. S. travel
Canada **
Rococo
style architecture
Rodentia zoology
Rodolph I Ger. history
a
Rodriguez Rubi, Tomas
Rods
glass prac. chemistry
steam locomotiv
strength of materials
Roentgen rays, see X rays
Roig, Jacme Catal. poetry
Rojas y Zorrilla, F. de
Roland
chanson de
legends
Rolando's
fasciculus
Fr. poetry
cord
medulla
cerebrum
groove •
Roll call
legislativ procedure
944-031
821.13
821.04
398.2
833-54
849.912
974.789
977-339
977.587
543.6
622.23
571 . 73
621.952
731. xz
552.81
631.851
553.63
552.82
977-339
623.45444
977-331
974.26
974.728
551.84
551.14
551.84
917.8
917.12
724.19
599.3
943.026
943.034
862.52
543.231
631.1341
620. 11383
849.9133
862.36
841 .11
398.2
611 .8261
611. 8182
611 .81312
328 . 375
RoUenhagen, G ; Ger.poetry 83 1 . 46
Roller
bearings mech. eng.
shelvs
Rollers engineering
farm machinery
621.823
022.46
620. I 1284
631.314
Rolling
bridges
friction
engmeenng
mechanics
mills manuf g plant
metal manuf .
stock electric, eng.
railway "
tillage
Rolls
of honor
military
schools
Hb. economy
pianola
Romagnole swine
^Romaic language
* literature
Roman
architecture
art
baths hygiene
catholic church
catholics biografy
dominion in Spain
empire
Holy
history, ancient
* modem
inquisition persecutions
law
literature
mythology
orders monastic orders
of architecture
republic history
sculpture
supremacy relig. history
Roman de la Rose Fr.poet.
du Renard •* satire
^Romance, English
languages
literatures
religious
Romances. Los Sp. poetry
Romanesque
architecture
revival architecture
Romanism
Romanes, R. M. de Span.lit.
Romans, epistle to Bible
624 . 85
531.45
621.77
671
621.334
625.2
631.515
355.1
371-53
025.178
636.45
489
889
733.7
709-37
613.46
282
922.2
946.01
937.06
943
937
945-6
373.2
349 37
870
292
271
729.32
937.02
733
370.4
841.18
847. 13
823
479
879
344
861.26
723 4
724.8
282
863.52
227. 1
Toilet In bkck ftce type are tabdivkled. Superior flgares refer to the tables at the end of this index
898
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Romans d'aventures
Provencal poetry 849. 123
*Romansh language 459-9
» literature 859.9
Romantic orchestral music 785 . 3
piano music 786.43
vocal " 784 -3
Romany gipsies 397
Rome
ancient history
church of
missions
theology
city, ancient hist.
* modem "
.travels
ROmer, Ole Dan. misc.
Romish church
Romney marsh sheep
Rondo piano music
Ronsard, Pierre de Fr. poet. 841.34
R6ntgen rays, see X rays
Rood screen fixt furniture 729.96
sacred " 247.2
Roof
gardens dom. economy 645.8
937
282
266.2
230.2
937-6
945-6
914.56
839.883
282
636.3215
786.41
nuclei anatomy
of mouth "
Roofs
architectural design
construction architec.
coverings bilding
engineering
Rooms
library, in other bilding
plans
school
special lib. bildings
Root
crops field
garden
harvesting
cuttings
grafting
maggots pests
suckers
washers
Roots edible
perfumes
Rope
hemp mill gearing
making
suspension bridge
walking entertainment
611 .81713
611. 315
729.35
721.5
695
624.9
022 .37
022.342
371.62
022.6
633 4
635-1
631-5564
631-5356
631.54141
632.77
631-5331
631.3626
635 I
633.815
621.853
677
624.52
791
Rope
wire mill gearing
strength of
Roquefort cheese
Rosa, Salvatore Ital- satire
Rosaceae botany
Rosales "
^Roscommon, Ireland hist.
^ CO. Mich. "
Roscommon sheep
Rose botany
culture
perfume plants
apple fruits
Rosemary perfume plants
Rosenkranz, H. Dan. misc.
Rosenm-Qller's organ anat.
Rosenstein cattle
Roses, wars of Eng. hist.
Rosetta stone
Egyptian inscriptions
Greek
Rosetti, D. G. Eng. poetry
G. Ital.
Rosicrucians secret soc.
Rosini, Giovanni Ital. fie.
Rosminian fathers
^Ross CO. O. history
^ Scotland hist.
Rota, Bernardino Ital. poet.
Rotary
blowers engineering
converters elec. engin'g
engms
engin types
stationary
engineering
U. S. history
pumps
spaders
Rotation
in of!is
of earth
hevenly bodies
sun
physics
Rotatores muscle anat.
Rote teaching education
Rotgans. L. Dutch poetry
ROtheln public helth
Rotifera zoology
Rotor
steam turbin design
stresses steam turbins
Rotten
boros representation
621.854
620. 11288
637.3551
857.55
583.37
583.3
941.7s
977.476
636.3219
583.37
716.2
633.811
634.422
633.812
839-883 -
611.6676
636.2452
942.04
493 -"7
481.7
821.84
851.72
366.4
853-71
271.79
977.182
941. 16
851.42
621.62
621.31357
621 . 11296
621 .166
621.66
631.3115
973-56
525-35
521.15
52373
531.34
611. 73168
371.31
839.3141
614.524
595-1
621.16534
621 . 16514
328 . 3345
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this lades':
RELATIV INDEX
899
* Rotterdam history
travel
Roucher. J. A. Fr. poetry
^ Rouen, Fr, history
travel
Rouen ducks
Roulette amusements
ethics
Roulettes anal. geom.
^Roumania history
'Roumanian language
swine
Roumanille, J. Proven.poet.
Round
bullets small arms
dances amusements
ethic/
houses R. R. architec.
shot ordnance
table Arthurian romance
vocal music
worms parasit. diseases
Roundheded borers pests
Roundheds Eng. history
Roundup stock farming
Rousseau, jt B. Fr. poetry
J! J. - fiction
** philos.
Roussillon swine
Route canal engineering
railroad "
*Rouville CO. Que. history
Rovere, A. de Dut. poetry
Row markers
Rowboats boatbilding
Rowe, N. English drama
Rowing sport
Rowson, Susanna Am. fie.
^Roxburgh, Scotland hist.
Roxburghiaceae botany
Royal houses heraldry
lives biografy
Rubaceous fruits
Rubarb agriculture
Rubber dom. econ.
manufactures
Rubble stone foundations
Rubefacients therapeutics
Rubeola diseases
public helth
botany
Rubiaceie
Rubiales
Rubidium
inorgan. chem.
949-2
914.9a
841.5s
944.25
914.435
636 . 5974
795
1755
516.26
949.8
459 9
636.474
849.144
623.4551
793
1753
72533
623.45111
398.2
784.1
616.965
632 . 76
942.062
636.081 I I
841.51
843 . 56
194.4
636.447
626 . 1
625. n
971.453
839.3121
631.3314
623 . 829
822.55
797
813.22
941.47
584.31
929 7
923 I
634 71
635 • 49
646.181
678
721.1332
615.773
616.916
614.524
583 52
583.51
546.35
Rubies cattle 636.2261
econom. geoL 553 . 8
manufacture 666 . 8
Rubrics Anglican ritual 264.032
Rucellai, G. Ital. poetry 851.33
Rtlckert, P. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 74
Rudbeck, Olof Swed. misc. 839 . 783 1
Rudder shipbilding 623 . 85
Rugosa zoology 593 -61
Rugs domestic economy 645 . i
library " 022.964
manufactures 677
oriental 745
Ruins antiquities 913
Ruiz, Juan Span, satire 867 . t
Rulers biografy 923 . i
palaces of architec. 725.17
Rules
committee legis. proe. 327.375
for readers library econ. 024
staff - " 023.9
legislativ procedure 328 . 371
of order, parliamentary 328. i
school 371.51
Rum chemic technology 663 . 5
^Rumania history
travel
Rumanian swine
^Rumansh language
literature
Ruminants zoology
greater agriculture
small '
Rumination physiology
Rumpless fowls
Runeberg, J. L. Swed. poet. 839 .7167
439.6
429.17
437.01
439.917
439.617
949.8
914.98
636.474
459 9
859 9
599.7
636.2
636.3
612.3275
636.5882
Runes
Anglo-Saxon
German
Gothic
Runic inscriptions
Runius, Johan Swed. poet. 839 . 7 1 3 6
Runners
Running
gear
library econ.
plant culture
electric cars
locomotivs
railrpad engin'g
horse
hygiene
pigeons
sewing
023.78
631.5332
621.33347
621.135
625.21
636.122
613.7a
636.59613
646.21
796
Topics in black face typo are subdivided. Superior
sports
figures tefertothe tables at tba end of tbisindsx
900
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Rupert German history
Rupture of genital tract
surgery
Rural
architecture
cemeteries
economy agriculture
free delivery postal serv.
libraries
life agriculture
newspapers
roads engineering
schools
sports
water supply
Rush, Benjamin Am.essays
^Rush CO. Ind. history
Rushes agricultxire
botany
Ruskin, John Eng. essays
^Russell CO. Ont. history
Russia
administration
botany
finance
geology
heraldry
1 history
1 in Asia history
maps
peerage
schools
statistics
titles of honor
travel
treaties
other topics see table i
Russian
almond
^ America. Alaska history
architecture
4
I
baths
cattle
church
horse
language
literature
music
poultry
sheep
swine
architecture
hygiene
sects
943.037
618.55
617-55
728
719
63X.Z
383
027.42
630. z
070.236
625.711
379-173
796
628.7
814.21
977.261
633 - 585
584.9
824.86
971.38s
354 47
581.947
336.47
554.7
929.6
947
957
912.47
929.77
379 47
314 7
929.77
914 7
341.347
634.552
979.8
723.2
725.73
613.46
636.271
281 .9
636.1271
491 7
891.7
781.7
636.571
636.371
636.475
Russo-
Japanese war Jap. hist.
952
Rus. "
947.08
Turkish war 1736-92
947.06
1853-56
947.07
1877-78
947.08
Rust, anti-, processes bldg 691 .7
fungi
589.225
joints plumbing
696.6
Rut sootechny
636.082451
Rutabaga field crops
633.426
garden "
635.126
Rutaceae botany
583.33
Rutebeuf French poetry
841.17
Ruth Bible
222.3
^Ruthenian language
491.79
Ruthenium inoxg. t:hem.
546.96
^Rutland co. Eng. history
'942.54
» Vt.
974.37
Rydberg, V. Swed. fiction
839.7367
Rydelius, Anders ' misc.
839 . 7834
Rye
cereals
633 14
grass forage crops
633.263
House plot Eng. hist.
942.066
Ryeland sheep
636.324a
Ryswick, peace of treaties
i 341.24
Topics in blade face type ar^subdiTided. Superior flgaroa refer to the tables at tlie end of this isdez
RELATIV INDEX
901
Saanen goat 636 . 3939
Saavedra, Pajardo, D. de
Span, miscellany 868.36
Sabbatarians Christ, sect 289.9
Sabbath 263
schools a 68
Sabbatic year librarians 023 . 664
teachers 371.168
Sabeism philosofy 18 1.7
Sabellian heresies ^73-3
Sablacese botany SB3.291
Sabini ancient history 937.4
Sabotage 33189
*Sac cc. la. history 977 . 7424
. Saccharomy cetes botany 5 89 . 9 1
Saccharose nutrition 612.39614
Saccharum agriculture 633.61
Sacchetti, Franco Ital. fict. 853 . 2 1
Saccule anatomy 611.8524
physiology 612.8582
Sachs, Hans Ger. poetry 83 1 . 44
Sacral
artery, lateral anat 61 1 . 1374
middle " 611. 1363
cord " 611. 8215
Sacramentals pub. worship 264 . 9
'Sacramento city Cal. hist. 979 . 454
■ CO- " ** 979.453
Sacraments 265
Anglic . ritual 264.035
Sacred
art 246
biografy 922
drama miracle plays 792
religion 244
furniture 247
history 270
music 783
poetry 245
rhetoric 251
Sacrifice birth customs 392.2
christology 232.4
Sacrifices 6 ible 220.93
sacraments 265.3
Sacrilege 265.9
Sacrococcygeal joints 61 1 . 72 1 7
Sacroiliac joints 6 1 1 . 7 2 8 1
Sacroscia tic ligament 6 1 1 . 7 2 8 1
Sacrum anatomy 611. 71 17
Sad irons laundry 648 . 42
Saddle
bags farm transport 631.3732
breaking to zootechny 636.08861
goat 636.3936
Toykt In black ftce type are subdivided. Superior
Saddle
grafting 631.54134
horses 636.13
Saddlery trade 685
Saddles agriculture 631.373
Sadi-Camot French hist. 944.08
Saengerbund music festival 784 . 5
Safe deposit bldgs archit. 725.24
storage " 725-35
Safes manufactures 672
Safety
appliances 6x4.8
devices elec. line 621.3198
station 621.3178
elevators 621.87785
ordnance 623 . 4243
steam locom. 62 1 . 139
turbins 621.16535
telefone station 62 1 . 38794
terminal 62 z . 38694
telegraf 621.38328
lamps min. engin'g 622.47
valvs locomot. boiler 621.1339
steam " 621.18473
piping 621.1854
'Sagadahoc CO. Me. hist. 974.18
Sagas, Norse 839.6
Sage cheese 637.3542
garden crops 635 . 7 1
foundation 306
'Saginaw city, Mich. hist. 977.446
^ CO. * " 977.446
Sago chemic technology 664 . 2
*Saguenay CO. Que. history 971.417
'Sahara desert history 966.1
phys.geog. 551.58
Sailing directions 656
great circle navig. 527 . 5
vessels, early 623.821
modem 623 . 822
Sailmaking trade 689
Sailors biografy 926 . 56
suffrage 324.177
Sails ship outfit 623.86
Sainfoin 633.361
Saint
Albans raid U. S. hist. 973 . 722
vt. - 974.3
Amant. M. A. G. Fr.satire 847 .42
Bartholomew massacre 272.4
Bernard, hospice of
protection of life 614.87
* Catherines city, Ont. hist. 971 .351
' Charles co. Mo. history 977.839
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
902
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Saint
* Clair CO. 111. history 977
* Mich. " 977
* Mo. " 977
Clair's exped. U. S. hist. 973
* Croix CO. Wis. history 977
Evremond Fr. essays 844
^ Francois co. Mo. history 977
* Helena history 997
* Hyacinthe co. Que. hist. 971
1 John city, N. B. « 971
» CO. " ** 971
lake, Que. travel 917
of Jenisal. knights of 929
John's bread 634
CO. Que. history 971
Joseph CO. Ind. history
Mich. -
* Mo.
* Lawrence co. N.Y. "
* river, Que. "
^ Louis city. Mo. "
travel 917
* CO. Mo. history 977
Marc Girardin Fr. essays 844
* Mary co. Md. history 975
* Maurice co. Que. " 971
Petersburg, Russia " 947
trav. 914
Pierre, J. Hi B. de Fr.fic. 843
Simonism socialism 335
' Thomas city, Ont. hist. 971
Vitus' dance diseases 616
Sainte Beuve, C: A. Fr. lit. 844
^ Genevieve co. Mo. hist. 977
977
977
977
974
971
977
Saintonge sheep 636
Saints
apostolic lives of 225
days labor holidays 331
doctiin 235
in art ecclesiology 246
painting 755
Latter day biografy 922
doctrin 298
lives of 922
Salads cookery 641
garden crops 635
see also special names
Salai: anders batrachia 597
Salaries legislatures 328
library servis 023
of teachers 371
pel. econ. 33 z
.389
.441
.8466
.42
.541
.42
.868
.452
.532
•532
.1414
.711
.462
.438
.289
.419
.8131
.756
.4
.866
.7866
.865
•75
.241
•445
.4
.74
.61
.2
•335
•851
•74
.869
.3427
.92
.817
.98
.83
.5
•9
•333
.8
.16
.2
Salary loans
payments lib. fin.
Sale catalogs of books
stock
of duplicates lib. econ.
milk
state prop, finance
^Salem city, N.J. history
* CO. -
Salemitano, M. Ital. fict.
^Salerno, Italy history
Salesmen's occupation hyg.
Salic laws Ger. law
Salicin nutrition
Salicineae botany
Salicylates therapeutics
Salicylic acid org. chem.
disinfec. cont.dis.
Salin
substances in urin
waters econ. geology
'Saline co. 111. history
» Mo.
Salins cathartics
Saliva physiology
therapeutics
Salivary
glands
nucleus
secretion
Salivation
anatomy
physiology
anatomy
physiol. zool.
physiology
Salles d'asile
Sallust Latin literature
Salmon fishes
fishing amusem't
business
Salomon and Morolf Ger.sat
Saloon furnishings ships
Saloons architecture
billiard
temperance
'Salop, England history
Salsify
Salt
baths
feeding
hygiene
prac. chem.
zootechny
food zootechny
foods hygiene
lithology
manufacture
mining
rock economic geology
3S?3i^
025.115
017-019
636.08188
025.265
637-135
336:12
974.992
974.991
853.31
945-74
613.65
349-432
612.396175
583-981
615-75
547 76
614.486
612.4616
553-72
977 3992
977-847
615.732a
612.313
615.741
611. 316
612.313
611. 81768
591-143
612.81977
372.944
878.2
597-5
799
639.2
.837.22
623.86
725-72
725-84
178.4
942.45
635.16
61345
542.46
636.08431
636.0877
613.28
552.53
664.4
622 .36
553-63
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
903
Sattioc: buttennaking 637.2335
Saltpeter mineralogy 549-72
Salts
absorption physiology 612.3831
chemic technology 661 . 4
chemistry of food 641 . 17
in muscle physiology 612.74416
mesology 612.014463
nutrition physiology 6x2.39261
of ammonia chem. tech. 661 . 5
stomach absorption of 612.32275
theoretic chemistry 541.4
Saluste du Bartas, G. de
French poetry 841.37
Salvadoraceae botany 583 . 7 1 6
Salvage maritime law 347-7
Salvation doctr. theology 234
army ass'ns 267-15
Great war 940.4772
Salvia ti, L. Ital. essays 854.45
'Salzburg, Austria hist. 943. 63
Samaniego, P. M. de 861 . 44
^Samaritan language 492 . 5
Samaritans sects 296
Samarium inorg. chem. 546.692
Samfire agriculture 635 . 74
Samnite wars Roman hist. 93 7. 03
Samnium ancient ** 937-7
'Samoa, Polynesia " 996 . i
Samos ancient " 939.14
' modem ** 949-94
Samphire 635.74
SamsOe, O. J. Dan. drama 839.8253
Samuel Old Testament 222.4
Samydaceae botany 583.451
Sail Antonio, battle 973 . 6238
1 Benito co. Cal. hist. 979 . 475
* Bernardino co. " " 979 - 495
» Clementeil. " " 979-493
1 Diego city " " 979-498
» CO. « " 979 498
Domingo, annex, treaty
U. S. history 973 . 82
* apricot 634 . 654
history 972-93
* Francisco city Cal. " 979.461
» CO. " " 979-461
* Joaquin co. " " 979 • 455
» Jos^city « « 979-474
scale pests 632 . 75
Juan boundary U.S. " 973-82
* Luis Obispo co. Cal. " 979 • 478
» Potosi, Mex. * 972 . 4
1 Mateo CO. Cal. " 979-469
» Miguel il. " " 979-491
Topics in black face type are sttbdirided. Superior
979.492
« 972 - 84
'San Nicholas il. "
* Salvador
Sancho 4 Span, miscel. 868.12
Sanctification doctr.theol. 234.8
Sanctis, F de Ital. essays 854.81
Sanctuary legal antiq. 340-3
Sanctus sacred music 783.22
Sand, George Fr. fiction 843 . 82
Sand
baths prac. chemistry 542.45
blasts pneumatic mach. 621.549
cherry 634 . 24
filtration water supply 628.16
foundation architec. 721. 11
petrology lithology 552.51
piles architecture 721. 141
storms 551-51
Sandals costume 39^- 4
Sandalwood perfumes 633.814
Sandbugs zoology 595 . 36
Sandemanianism sects 289.9
Sander, K. L. Dan. drama 839.8256
Sands econ . geology 553.62
Sandstone " " 553-53
lithology 552.51
old red 551-74
^Sandusky city, O. hist. 977.1221
^ CO. •* *• 977.1214
^Sandwich ilands history 996 . 9
Sandwiches cookery 641.84
Sandys, George Am. poet. 81 1 . 1 1
^Sangamon co. 111. history 977.356
Sangreal legends 398.2
Sanguification physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 9
Sanhedrim Judaism 296
^Sanilac, Mich, history 977.443
Sanitariums helth resorts 613.12
institutions 362 . i
Sanitary
affairs public helth 614
appliances hygiene 613.08
pub. helth 614.08
commission U. S. civ. war 973 - 777 ^
commissions local gov't 352.4
U.S. 361
districts Eng. loc. gov. 352 .0425
engineering 628
fails U.S. civil war 973 -777^
inspection of schools 3 7 1 . 7 1 1
laws public helth 614 . 09
mesures dom. econ. 648
public helth 614.09
police administration 351.77
reports public helth 614.09
figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
go4
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
hist.
u
tt
Sanitary
science engineeriiig
surveys public helth
Sanitation
industrial engineering
military
of house dom. econ.
towns engineering
principles of **
public
school bildings
veterinary, pub. helth
Sannazzaro, J. Ital. poetry
« Sanskrit language
■ literature
Santa
* Barbara co. Cal.
1 il. «
1 Catalinail. «
* Clara co. **
* Cruz CO. "
1 il. « «
» Rosa il. «
Santalaces botany
Santiago
* Chile history
trayel
Cuba, siege U. S. hist,
de Cuba, soc'ty of army of
^Santo Domingo history
Santorini's duct anatomy
muscle "
^Sadne et Loire, Fr. hist.
Sap, circulation of botany
collectors
gathering
Saphenous
nerv, internal anat.
vein, long "
short **
Sapindaceae botany
Sapindales "
Sapodilla agriculture
family "
Saponin nutrition
Sapota
Sapotaceae botany
Sapotaceous fruits
Sappers mil. science
Sappho Greek poetry
Saprolegnieae botany
Saps military engineering
^Saracen empire history
Saracenic architecture
628
614.77
628.5
623.75
648.5
628.4
628
614
371.626
614.9
851.26
491. a
891. 2
979 491
979.491
979.493
979.473
979.471
979.491
979.491
583.943
983
918.3
973.893
369.182
972.93
611.375
6H.7326
944.43
581. II
631 3568
631.5568
611.83554
61 1. 14733
61 I . 14738
583.281
583.28
634.431
634 43
612.396175
634 -343
583.681
634 43
358.3
884.2
589.26
623.24
953
723 -3
Saratoga battle Am. revol.
^ CO. N. Y. history
Sarcoma diseases
Sarcophagi burial customs
Sardinia ancient history
^ modem "
Sardinian sheep
Sardou, Victorien Fr. dram.
Sarmatia Asiatica anc. hist.
Europa * **
Sarpi, Paolo Ital. essays
Sarraceniaceas botany
*Sarthe, France history
Sartonus muscle anat.
Sash arch, construction
^Saskatchewan, Can. hist.
Sassacus, ship U. S. civ. war
Sassafras
Sassanian architecture
Sassanians ancient history
Satan doctrinal theology
Satanism ** **
witchcraft
Satellites
action of astronomy
theoretic **
'Satire Eng. literature
Satires, religiotis
Satiric music, dramatic
Satirists, English lives
Saturn astronomy
Sat3rre Mtoipp^e, La Fr. sat.
^Sauk CO. Wis. history
^Sault Ste Marie, Ont. hist.
Saurians
Sauropterygia reptils
Sautering cookery
Savages ethnology
Savannah, Ga.
campain U. S. civ. war
capture Amer. revol.
^ history
siege Amer. revoL
travels
Savings banks
architecture
political economy
school education
state control
Savory agriculture
Savoy
declaration doct. theol.
* France history
house of Ital. history
973.3333
974.748
616.992
393.1
937.9
945 9
636.35
842.86
939 52
939-81
843.51
585.121
944.17
61 I. 73821
721.83
971.24
973.754
633.824
722.5
935.7
235
235
133.4
521.42
521.6
827
244
782.6
928.27
523 46
847.33
977.576
971.313
598 I
598.16
641.77
572.7
973.7378
973.3347
975.8
973.3357
917.58
725.24
332.2
371 .673
351.825
635.71
238.5
944.48
945
Topics in black ftico type are rabdiyided. Superior flgores refer to the tables at the end of this indoi
RELATIV INDEX
905
Sawmills
Sawflies pests
Saws
machine tools engin'g
pruning
^Sawyer 00. Wis. history
Saxe, J:G. Am. satire
^Saxe-Altenburg^ Ger. hist.
1 Gotha-Coburg « «
* Meiningen ** **
* Weimar " "
Saxhorn wind instrument
Saxifrageas botany
Saxo Grammaticus Dan. lit.
Saxon
4 Anglo- language
literature
goat
« old language
literature
Romanesque architec.
sheep
^Saxony history
houseof, Ger. hist.
* Prussian " *
Saxophone wind instrum.
Saybrook platform creeds
Scabs labor strikes
Scagliola masonry
Scala media anatomy
Scalds surgery
Scale
contract wages
insects pests
prevention, boiler
Scalenus anatomy
Scales
comparativ anatomy
mesuring instruments
music
practical chemistry
track railway engin'g
wage political economy
watch and instrum. mak'g
weights and mesiu^s
ScaUion
Scallop fishery
squash
Scalping war customs
Scalvies diseases
public helth
Scaly affections of skin
Scandal ethics
Scandaroons pigeons
674
632.79
621.93
631.3426
977.516
817.35 .
943.24
943.25
943.26
943.23
788.42
583 38
839.8811
429
829
636.393
439.2
839.2
723.42
636.36733
943-21
943 . 022
943.18
788.43
238.5
331.891
693.64
61 1. 8521
617. II
331.22
632.75
621.1944
611.7339
611.785
530.8
781.2
542.32
625.18
331.22
681
389
635.263
639.4
635.621
399
616.9685
614.55
616.51
177.2
636.59627
Scandinavia heraldry
^ history
peerage
Scandinavian
* language
* literature
philosofers
lives
protestants
sheep
Scandium inorgan. chem.
Scansores birds
Scaphoid
bone, carpal anatomy
tarsal *^
cuboid joints "
cuneiform joints "
Scaphopoda zoology
Scapula anatomy
929.6
948
929.78
439.5
839.5
198
921.8]
284.7
636 372
546.69
598.7
611.71771
61 I. 71876
611.72856
61 1 . 72856
594.2
611.7171
Scapular artery, dorsal anat. 611. 1348
Scapuloclavicular joint
Scarecrows agriculture
Scarf skin anatomy
Scarfs, hed toilet
Scarifier, hand
horse
Scarlatina diseases
Scarlet fever pathology
pub. helth
strawberry
Scarron, Paul Fr. satire
Scavenging of towns
Scene painting painting
theater
Scent glands
comparativ physiol.
economic zoology
physiologic **
protectiv organs
Scepticism, etc. see Skepticism
Schedules
tarif finance 336.26
Scheele, K:V. S wed. misc. 839.7848
Schefer, L. Ger. poetry 83i.'8i
Scheffel, J. V: von Ger. fie. 833 .83
Schelling Ger. philosofy 193.4
^Schenectady, N. Y. hist. 974.744
Scherzo orchestral music 785 . i
Schiller, J; C. F; Ger. dram. 832.63
Schimmel, H. J. Dut. * 839.3253
Schism
Avignon 270.5
Eastern & Western ch. 270.3
in the church eccles. pol. 262 .8
611.72724
632.9
611. 771
646.55
631.3153
631.3162
616.917
616 917
614.522
634 -754
847.43
628.4
750
792
612.493
591.66
591 . 144
591.57
Topics in black face ty^ are subdivided: Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
9o6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Schists lithology 552.43
Schizomycetes botany 589.95
Schleiermacher Ger. phil. 193.6
Schlcmm's canal anat. 6 1 1 . 84 1 5
Schleswig horse 636 . 143
*Schleswig-Holstein,Ger.hist.943 .51
Holstein swine 636 . 434
^Schoharie co. N. Y. hist. 974.745
Scholars citizenship 323 . 65
Scholar's life self -culture 374
Scholarships
research 378.34
school tuition 371.22
Scholastic philosofers* lives 921.9
philosofy 189.4
SchOning, G. -Dan. misc. 839.8844
School
architecture 727
bildings education 371.62
board room lib. bldgs 022.612
city student gov't 371.595
districts Eng.loc.gov. 352.0426
equipment 371.6
funds state education 379 • 1 1
furniture 37163
gardens elem. educ. 372.36
grounds * 37161
hygiene 37i 7
libraries education 371 . 64
library econ. 027.8
lunch rooms 642 . 58
meals school hygiene 371.716
premises 37 16
promenades school hyg. 371.737
savings banks 371-673
texts Eng. language 428
Y. M. C. A. work 267 . 361
'Schoolcraft co. Mich. hist. 977 . 493
Schools
agricultural 630 .712
and libraries lib. econ. 021.3
architecture 727
education 370
hygiene 613.54
library propagandism 021.75
training 020.7
of painting 759
parochial education 3 7 7. 5
parish work 257
public 379
reform 364
architecture 72 5 . 64
riding •• 725.88
Schools
special curriculums 375.008
higher educ. 378 . 99
Sunday 268
' see special subject
Schopenhauer Ger. philos. 193 . 7
'Schuyler CO. 111. history 977.347
* Mo " 977.826
» N. Y. - 974.781
Ft Amer. revol. 973-3334
'Schuylkill co. Pa. history 974.817
Schwann's sheath histol. 6 11. 01 8833
'Schwartzburg, Ger. hist. 943.27
Schwarzhals goat 633 . 3936
Schwarztal ** 636 . 3936
Schwarzwald " 636 . 393
Sciatic artery anat. 611. 13765
Sciatica diseases 616.87
Science
and religion apologetics 239 . 8
nat. theol. 215
applied 600
Bible 220.85
biografy of 925
elementary education 372.3
mental 150
military 355
moral 170
natural 500
naval 359
of religion 201
political 320
sanitary 628
social sociology 300
study teaching 507
Sciences, classification of • 501
natural 500
occult 133
Scientific
bildings architecture 727
explorations, general 508 . 3
management business 658
men, lives of 925
surveys, general 508 . 3
systems economics 330.15
travels 508 . 3
Scientists, apologetics ag'st 239 . 8
'Scilly Islands history 942.37
travel 914.237
Scion grafting 631 . 541 1
Sciopticon optics 535-86
*Scioto CO. O. history 977.187
Scitamineae botany 584.21
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
907
Sclera anatomy
611. 8415
Scotland
physiology
613.8415
treaties
341.241
Sclerotic coat anatomy
611 .8415
universities
378.41
eye diseases 617.71
zoology
591.941
Scollop fishery
639 -4
'Scotland co. Mo. history
977-831
Scolymus
635 . 167
Scott
Sconces domestic econ.
644.325
Dred, case U. S. civ. wai
' 973-7115
Scoops, water steam locom
L. 621.1363
decision slavery
326.973
Scooter cultivators
631.3127
U.S.hist.
973.68
• plows
631.3162
Walter Eng. fiction
823.73
Scope and usefulness of lib.
02Z
poetry
821.74
Scoria volcanic rocks
552.21
'Scott CO. 111. history
977-345
Scorpions zoology
595-4
* Ind.
977.218
Scorzonera
635.166
' la.
977.769
Scotch
» Mo.
977.897
> border history
MI 4
Scott-Brown shorthand
653.53
travel
914.14
Scottish, see Scotch
episcopal church
283.41
Scott's campain Mex. war
973 6236
poetry
821
Scotus, Duns mediev. phil. 189.4
cattle, beef
636.223
Erigena « «
189.4
dairy
636.225
Scovil shorthand
653.37
churches, presbyterian
285
Scows boatbilding
623 . 829
covenant creeds
238-5
iScranton, Pa. history
974.837
deists apologetics
2395
Scrap
English dialects
427.9
book methods
029.3
episcopal church
283.41
books general coUec.
040
gray fowls
636.527
for special see subject
* language
491 63
Scrape horse cultivators
631.3164
music, vocal
784.4
Scraper hand tools
631.3153
philosofers biografy
921 .2
Scrapers, pnming
631.3427
philosofy
192
Scraping pruning
631.54215
poetry
82X
Screen doors arch, constr.
721.83
ponies
636 . 162
Screening min. engin'g
622 .74
poultry
636.528
Screens
Presbyterians biografy
922.541
architectural construe.
721 .87
* Romanesque architecture 723.41
domestic economy
645.3
sheep
636.325
fixt furniture
729.96
Scotland
food
648.7
administration
354 41
Screw
antiquities
913 41
brakes gun mounts
623.43562
architecture
720 . 941
cutting mech. engin'g
621.882
botany
581.941
gears ** "
621.8333
colleges
378.41
jacks " "
621 .869
constitutional law
342.41
joints plumbing
696.5
education
370.941
physics
531.87
finance
336.41
pile foundations
721.152
geology
554.x
propellers engineering
621 . 12
* history
941
shipbilding
623 . 87
laws
349 41
strength of materials
620. 11287
maps
912.41
threds mech. engin'g
621.882
religious history
274.1
Screws fastenings
621.88a
schools, public
379 41
Scribe, A. E. Fr. drama
842.73
statistics
314. 1
Script writing
652
travel
914. 1
Topics in black face^ type are subdlyided. Superior Scutm refer to the tables at the end of this index
9o8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Scriptural biografy Bible
220.92
Sea
N. T.
225.92
shore resorts hygiene
613.12
0. T.
221.92
urchins fishery
639.6
Scripture
paleontology
563.95
chronologies
220.94
zoology
593.95
commentaries
220.7
walls engineering
627.4
concordances
220.2
weeds botany
589.3
dictionaries
220.3
fertilizers
631.873
harmonies of gospels
226.1
Seal engraving
736
histories
220.95
fishing
639.1
readings public worship
264.3
Seals college
378.27
Scriptures, holy Bible
220
heraldry
929.8
Scriveboard shipbilding
623.83
zoology
599-7
Scrofula diseases
616.996
Seamanship
656
Scroll-sawing
749
Seamen's lives
926.56
ScTjphularineae botany
583 81
Search
Scrotum anatomy
611.638
light elec. engineering
621 .32582
diseases of
616.67
military *
623.731
Scrutin
right of intemat. law
341.3
d'arrondissement suffrage
) 324.221
Seashore resorts hygiene
613,12
de liste "
324.222
%Sea.sickness diseases
616.33
Scud^ry, G^ de Fr. fiction
843.44
physiology
612.8862
M. de «
843.45
Seaside cottages architec
728.7
Scuffle harrow
631 .3137
resorts hygiene
613.12
hoe
631.3152
Season
Scuffler horse cultivators
631.3162
grafting
631.5412
Sculptors biografy
927 -3
vacation lib. econ.
023.661
Sculpture
730
Seasoning leaves
635.71
prehistoric
571.73
Seasons astronomy
525.5
sacred ornamentation
247.3
hygiene
613.13
school decoration
371 .637
zoology
591.54
Scurvy diseases
616.39
Seating capacity architec.
729.2
Scutage feudalism
321.3
Seats
Scythe, see Sithe
aviation
629.182
Scythia ancient history
939. 51
ballooning
629.162
Scythian language
494
country architecture
728.8
Sea
Seaweeds botany
589.3
anemones zoology
593 6
fertilizers
631.873
aqueous erosion
551.35
Sebaceous
baths hygiene
613.45
glands anatomy
611.773
cow
599.5
disorders of
616.53
cucumbers zoology
593.96
secretion animals
591 . 141
fishery business
639.2
^Sebastopol, Russia hist.
947.7
food fishery
639
goose poultry
636.5987
grape agriculture
634.664
Sebright game fowls
636.58813
grapes zoology
594-9
Secession
kale
635.33
church of Scotland
285.6
beet
635.42
law
342
laws
347.7
U. S. history
973.7 •
lilies zoology
593.91
Secessionists in North
mats *
594.7
U. S. civil wai
•973.718
mosses algae
589.3
Second
power
359
advent of Christ
232.6
serpent delusions
133.7
adventists sects
286.6
Topics in black ftce type are subdivided. Saperior flgores refer to the tables at the end of this ladez
RELATIV INDEX
909
Second
ballot suffrage
empire Fr. history
language elem. educ.
nerv anatomy
physiology
sight
war with Eng. U.SJiist.
Gt. Brit., soc. of
Secondary
batteries electricity
cells elec. engineering
period geology
schools for girls .
gymnastics in
library equipm't
manual train'g in
public
Secret
ballot suffrage
serviB Amer. revoL
Great war
U. S. civ. war
war of 181 2
societies
bildings arch,
college
writing cryptografy
Secretaries
legislativ bodies
Secretion
animals
intestinal
action of nervs on
pathologic changes
physiology
lactic physiology
of Uver
physiology
Secretory organs
animals comp. anat.
descriptiv anat.
Sectarian
schools, public aid to
teaching in schools
Sects, Christian
Secular changes of season
education
S^daine, M. J*. Fr. drama
^Sedalia, Mo. history
Sedentary life hygiene
Sedges fibers
Sedimentary rocks lithoL
324.248
944.07
372.65
611.831a
612.8193
133 -3
973 53
369.144
537.84
62Z.354
55X 76
376.63
371-7323
371.646
371.423
37917
324.245
973 385
940.485
973 785
973.528
366
728.4
371.85
652
328 . 3623 ,
591 . 14
612.3381
6x2.336
612.333
612.6643
612.35
6x2.4
591.44
591.74
379.121
377-1
280
525 -53
377
842.57
977.8481
613.65
633.585
552.5
631.5212
631. 521 I
631.331
631.531
631.3311
631.33
631.3127
631.5471
635.6
623.4515
Sedition law 343
act U. S. history 973.44
See eccles. polity 262.3
Seed
catalogs
selection
sowers
Seedage
Seeders
Seeding machinery
plow
Seedling plant culture
Seeds
edible
Segment shell ordnance
Segmentation embryology 611.01331
Segregation geol. agents 551.98
vs coeducation 376 . 7
Segura de Astorga, J.L. 861.14
Seigniories, abol'n Can. hist. 971 . 4
'Seine et Mame, Fr. hist. 944.37
» Oise, - - 944.36
* Infdrieure, • " 944.25
Seismology 55X . 2
Selachii fishes 597.3
Selaginese botany 583 . 876
Selecting lib. books, meth.of 025.215
animals zootech. 636.0811
Selection
na tural evolution 575.4
physiology 6 1 2 . 60 9
of books, etc. lib. econ. 025. 2 x
candidates suffrage 324 . 23
farm 631. 11
offisers civil servis 351.1
library trustees 023.31
manuscripts publish. 655.51
plants 63 1. 52 X
sexual e volution 575-5
zootechny 636 . 08 1
'Selections Eng. philology 428.7
Selectiv system telefone 621.38524
Selenids mineralogy 549 . 3
Selenium inorganic chem. 546.23
Self
binders 631.3541
culture 374
defense, art of athletics 796
education 374
government pol. sci. 321.8
school 371.59
Selfishness ethics 179-8
^Selkirk, Scotland history 941.46
Topics In black ftce type an anbdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
l)lO
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
SeUing
products fann econ. 631 . i8
votes suffrage 324.271
Sem Tob, Rabbi Span. lit. 861 . 16
Sematology philology 419. i
Semiautomatic telef ones 621.38573
Semicircular canals anat. 611.8526
Semidetacht city houses 728.34
Semidiameter
of celestial bodies 522.93
Semilunar
bones, carpal anatomy 6 11. 7 1772
ganglion , cranial " 611. 8915
ganglions, symp. " 611.8393
valvs ** 611. 12656
Se mime mbranosus muscle 611.73829
Seminal vesicles anatomy 611.636
Seminar room lib. bildings 022 . 653
Seminaries
architecture 727.2
education 373
fheologic religion 207
' for special topic see subject
Seminary method of instruc.371 .37
Seminiferous ducts anat. 61 1 . 63 1 1
physiol.612.617
Seminole wars, U. S. history
1818 973541
1835-42 973-571
Semirigid dirigibles 629 . 1 56
Semisoveren states pol. sd. 32 1 . 025
Semispinalis muscle 611.73161
Semistationary engins 621.159
Semitendinosus muscle 611.73828
Semitic languages 492
literatures 892
Senancour, E. P. de Fr. lit. 844 . 64
Seneca, L. A. -Latin drama 872.6
misc. 878.5
stoic phil. 188.6
^Seneca CO. N. Y. history 974.769
* O. *• 977.124
Indians 970.3
^Senegambia history 966.3
*Sennaar, Egypt " 962.9
swine agriculture 636 . 486
Sensation
beginnings of biology 576.4
in animals zoology 591.18
plants botany 581.18
mental faculties 152
physiologic psychology 6 1 2 . 82 1 8
Sensational journalism o 70. 1 6
Sensationalism 145
Sense mental faculties 152
physiology 61 2 . 82x8
Sensibility
and movement physiol. 6 1 2 . 8 1 1 4
chromatic " 612.8433
cutaneous physiol. 612.794
mental faculties 157
physiologic psychology 6 1 2 . 82 1 33
recurrent physiology 612.812
to pain " • 612.884
sound " 612.85876
Sensitiv plant botany 583.32
physiol. bot. 581.5
Sensory
and motor nervs, distinc. 61 2. 811
apparatus anatomy 61Z.8
delusions physiology 612.82189
ganglions " 612. 81 13
terminations histology 6 1 1 . o 1 8869
•Sentences, special Eng. 425.4
Sentimental music 7 84 . 3
Separate system of sewerage 628.212
Separates lib. economy 025.232
Separation
of cream 637 . 233 1
powers English gov. 354.4202
French " 354.4402
German " 3544302
U.S. * 35302
^parators
cream dairy 637 . 232 1
steam engineering 621.1974
Sepia paint 75 1
Sepoy war, Indian history 954
Septic diseases 61 6 . 94
Septicemia diseases 616. 944
obstetrics 618.74
Septuagint Bible 221.48
Septum lucidum anatomy 611. 81324
Sepulchers cemeteries 718
Sepulture customs 393-1
public helth 614 . 61
Sequence cathedral servis 783 . 23
Se rafi Catalan poetry 849 . 9 1 3 5
Serao. Matilde Ital. fict. 853 . 88
Serapis, ship Amer. revol. 973.355
^Serbia history 949*7
^Serbian language 491 . 82
swine 636 . 472
Serfs
emancipation Russ. hist. 947.08
origin of •* " 947.04
slavery 326.3
social classes 323 . 34
Topics in black face type are snbdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this Index
RELATIV INDEX
911
Sergardi, Ludovico Ital.sat. 857
Sergeants
-at-anns legislativ bodies 328
law lives 923
Serials library admin. 025
special, see subject
Sericeous secretion zoology 591
612
615
Sericulture 638
Series
algebra 512
calculus 517
motors elec. engin'g 62 1
system telefone 62 1
trigonometry 514
wound generators 621 ,
Sermons
Great war 19 14-19 940
homiletics 252
public worship 264
U. S. history civil war 973
revolution 973
waro£i8i2 973
Serotherapy
for venoms physiol.
therapeutics
Serous
membranes
absorption by
admin, of medicin by
histology
Serpent charming
worship
Serpentine
economic geology
layering
lithology
Serpents zoology
Serrati posteriores anat.
Serratus anterior "
posticus "
Serum
staining substances
Servants
domestic economy
ethics
law
quarters architecture
dom. economy 645
Servetus medieval phil. 189
*Servia history 949
^Servian language 491
Serving
at table dom. economy 642
room " " 643
.57
.3624
.442
.173
.142
.2
•4
.21
.31365
.38523
.2
.313232
•495
.6
.795
•395
•5295
.3145
.37
612
61S
611
591
291
553
631
552
598
611
611
611
.387
.66
.01874
•57
.55
.5342
.47
. 12
•73"
•7355
•73"
612.1251
647
173
347
728
.2
.8
.6
.92
.69
•5
•7
.82
.6
•45
Servis
amount of teachers 371 . z6
apparatus elec. light. 621 . 328
books Anglican ritual 264.03
clerical lib. economy 023 . 76
emergency dom. econ. 647.29
library 023
mechanic lib. economy 023 . 77
military science 355 . 5
suffrage 324.171
periods, military 3 55 • 1 1
professional bilding 692 . 8
table dom. economy 642 . 6
Servitude, military
355-22
slavery
326
Sesamoid bones, foot
611. 71899
hand
611. 71799
Session laws, American
345 I
English
346.1
Sessions
legislativ bodies
329 35
special legis. salaries
328.333
Sestini, B. Ital. poetry
851.68
Setons therapeutics
615.812
Sets tubers
631.5322
Settees dom. econ.
645.42
Setting table
642 6
type printing
65525
Settlements, social
331-85
Seven
champions
398.2
day books lib. econ.
024.62
days battles U. S. hist.
973 7327
Pines, Va. battle
973-7327
sages
398.2
sleepers
398.2
weeks war German hist
. 943-081
wonders of the world
609
ye^rs war Canadian hist
;. 971.018
German
U.S.
Seventh
day adventists biog.
sects
baptists *
Sabbath
nery anatomy
physiology
^Seville history
travels
Sewage, disposal of
Sewer gas air pollution
943.056
973 26
922.6
286.7
286.3
263.2
611. 8317
612.8197
946.8
914.68
628.3
614.765
sanitary engin'g 628.23
Topics in bkck face type are inbdhrlded. Superior flforet refer to the tables at the end of this indei
913
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Sewerage
city administration 3 5 ^ • ^
engineering 628 . 2
systems 628.21
Sewers
and outlets air pollu t . 614.765
disinfection pub. helth 614.48
Sewing
domestic economy 646.2
element'y manual train'g 372 . 54
machine 687
Sex
customs 392
in education 376
nature 577-^
influence of therapeutics 615.55
mortality pub. helth 6 1 4 . 1 4 1
origin of evolution 575-9
production of embryol . 591.36
Sexes mental characterist. 136. i
proportion physiol. 6 1 2 . 60 6
zootechny 636.0823
Sextant
astronomic instrument 522.41
finding time by horology 529.74
Sexual
ethics
excitement zootechny
organs anatomy
zoology
science
evolution
zootechny
animals
selection
union
variation
Shaddock
176
636.082451
6x1.6
591.46
612.6
575-5
636.082453
591-156
634 323
Shade and light arch.design 729.14
Shades
and shadows descr.geom. 515.7
window furnishings 645 - 3
Shading shorthand 653.01
Shadows perspectiv 515-63
Shaft sinking mining 622.25
Shafting mill work - 621.82
Shaf tsbury , earl of Eng. lit. 824.51
Shagbark
Shakers biografy
sects
Shaking grates engin'g
Shakspere Eng. drama
Shale lithology
Shallot
Shallu
^Shanghai history
travels
634.522
922.88
289.8
621.18354
822.33
552.52
635 .263
633.176
95I-I
915. II
Shanghai fowls
^Shannon co. Mo. history
ship U.S. war 1 81 2
Shapers machine tools
Shapes strength of mater.
Share
system of rent agric.
working "
Shares remimeration
stocks
Sharks fishes
fossils
Sharpsburg, Md. battle
^Shasta co.. Cal. hist.
Shaving customs
' toilet
Shaw, H : W. Am. humor
^Shawano co.Wis. history
Shawl goat
Shawls clothing
Shay's rebellion Mass. hist.
U.S. -
Shearing
strength of materials
tools mech. engineering
Shears machine tools
pruning
weeding
Sheaths of tendons anat.
diseases
Sheaves mill gearing
'Sheawasse co. Mich. hist.
* Sheboygan co. Wis. "
Sheds aeronautics
Sheep
diseases of compar.med.
domestic animals
hunting
zoology
Sheepsmilk cheese
^Sheffield history
*SheflEord co. Que. history
Shd
banks prehist. archeol.
boiler steam engin'g
fish fishery
zoology
locomotiv boiler
Shelbark hickory
*Shelburne co. N. S. history
* Shelby co. 111. history
^ Ind.
^ la.
636. 5S5
977.887
973-5253
62Z.912
620.ZZ28
631. I 14
631. 1 133
331 235
332.6
597.3
567.3
973.7336
979 . 424
391-5
646.5
817.46
977 536
636.39854
646.45
974.4
973.318
620.11245
621.96
621.932
631.3421
631.3155
611.75
616.76
621.856
977.425
977-566
629.144
619.3
636.3
799
599-7
637.3551
942.74
971.463
571-93
621.18452
639.4
594
621.1333
634.523
971.625
977-3798
977 259
977.748
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
913
'Shelby co. Mo. history 9 7 7 • S32
Shiloh, Tenn. battle
973-7326
* 0. - 977.145
Shingle roofs bilding
695.1
Shelf dep't library econ. 025.8
Shingles skin diseases
616.52
Shellers 631.3614
Shintoism
299 5
Shelley, P. B. Eng. poetry 821 . 77
Ship
Shelling corn 631.5614
bilding
623.8
Shels
canals engineering
626.9
armor piercing ordnance 623.4518
sociology
386
elongated " 623.4513
equipment shipbilding
623 . 86
paleontology 564
fever diseases
616.922
prehistoric archeology 57113
heating
623 . 85
projectils 623.45
life hygiene
613.68
zoology 594
lighting
623 . 85
Shelter
outfit
623.86
domestic economy 643
propulsion mech. eng.
623.8
of animals zootechny 636.0831
railways
625.9
laboring classes
ventilation shipbilding
623.85
pol. econ. 331.83
Shipboard cookery
641.574
plants 631.344
Shipment
Shelton, F ; W : Am. satire 817.33
farm expenses
631.177
Shelving library bldgs 022.4
Shipping
Shelvs, library
business useful arts
656
fixt lib.bldgs 022. 444
dep't manuf'g plant
62 1 . 7966
for large bks.erect • ** 022.445
history of sociology
387
fiat " « 022.46
laws
347.7
material " " 022.45
Ships
public access " econ. 024.57
armoring
623.9
round sides of room 022 . 42
confederate U.S.civ.wai
■ 973-757
Shemitic languages 492
disinfection in contag. dis. 614. 48
Shenandoah
naval architectiire
623.8
ship U.S. civ. war 973.757
transportation
656
valley campain civ. war 9737377
Shipwrecks
Shenstone. W: Eng .poetry 821.58
adventures
910.4
Sheol eschatology 236.4
life saving methods
656
Shepherds zootechny 636 . 0835
Shipwreckt, rescue of
^Shepherdstown, W.Va. hist.97 5 . 499
protection of life 614 . 868
Sherbet cookery 641.86
Shire draft horse
636.1523
•Sherbrooke city, Que. hist. 971 .466
'Shoals, Isles of history
974.2
* CO. " " 971.466
travels
917.42
Sheridan, R : B. Eng.drama 822.66
Shock
oratory. 82 5. 64
repeated engineering
620. 1125
Sheridan's ride U. S. civ. war 9 73 .7377
result of injury
617.21
Sheriffs law 347-96
Shocker, com
631.3551
local govemm't 352.2
Shoeing zootechny
636.0834
Sherman silver act U.S.hist.973 . 86
Shoemaking manufact'g
685
Sherman's march to the sea 973 . 7378
Shoes costume
391.4
'Shetland ilands history 941 . 1 1
domestic econ.
646.46
travels 914. iii
elec. traction
621.3347
pony 636.1621
Shone system sewerage wks 628 . 2 14
sheep 636.3258
Shooting
Shields heraldry 929.6
galleries architecture
72589
wepons 399
gunnery
623.54
Shifts of work pol. econ. 331 .811
sport
799
Shillaber, B . P. Am.humor 817.34
Shop girls labor of women 331.4
Topics in Uack Im* type an rabdirklML SopOTior Hsbtm refer to tlie tebles at the end of Oito tedez
914
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Shops
Siamese
engineering works
621.7
architecture
722.4
machine architecture
725-43
language
494
railway **
735-33
swine agriculture
636.485
Shoregrape
634.664
twins deformities
617.35
Shoring
nat. hist, of man
573.9
foundations architecture 721 . 12
^Siberia history
957
bridges
624.152
Siberian fetherfooted fowls
636.572
Short ballot suffrage
324.216
Sibyllin books magic
133-3
cuttings
631.5355
Sibyls divination
133.3
eard swine, German
636.431
Sicilian Norman aichitec.
723.45
Hungarian 636 . 432
Sicily ancient history
937-8
horn cattle
636.2221
* modem
945-8
wool sheep
636.323
Sick
Shorthand
653
food for hygiene
613.23
typewriters
652
hedake diseases
616.857
Shortsightedness eye dis.
617.7s
hospitals for
362.1
physiology
612.8451
architec.
725.51
Shot, case ordnance
623.45122
leave lib. economy
023.67
solid
623.45111
military life
355"
Shoulder anatomy
611 .971
ministry of sacraments 265 . 8
blade
611 .7171
parish cAre of
258
Joints
611.7273
room dom. economy
649.8
muscles "
61 1. 7371
Sickle
631. 351 I
Shovel
Sickness
crop cleaning
631.3621
insurance pol. econ.
331-25
digging tools
631.3111
pensions " "
331.25
plow
631.3162
Side arms, military
623.444
power engin'g
621.865
Sidehil plow
631.3124
steamengin'g
621.154
Sidereal
Shower baths hygiene
613.44
clock and chronometer
522.51
Shows
day chronology
529.1
entertainments
791
month astronomy
523.33
public customs
394.2
chronology
529.2
traveling feeding
641.577
Sidewalks
Shrapnel, early
623.45113
local government
352.7
modem
623.4514
moving mech. engin'g
621.8675
Shrimps
pavements road "
625.88
fishery
639.5
Sidings railway engin'g
625.16
zoology
595 31
Sidney, P. English poetry
821.32
Shriners, Mystic masons
366.1
Siege
^Shropshire, Eng. history
942.45
artillery mil. engin'g
623.415
down sheep
636.3236
guns gunnery
623.552
Shrub adulterations
614.346
mounts ordnance
623.43a
Shrubbery landsc. gard'ng
I 715
operations mlL eng.
623.2
Shrubs botany
582
state of pol. sd.
323.92
layering horticulture
631.5346
warfare mil. science
355.44
Shuddering physiology
612 .7464
^Sierra co. Gal. history
979.436
Shuntwound generators
621.313233
* Leone "
966.4
Shunting engins
621. 13263
Sieves crop cleaning
631.3621
Shutters archit. const.
721.87
prac. chem.
542 . 22
Sialagogs therapeutics
615.741
Sifters crop cleaning
631.3623
^Siam history
959-3
Siftmg
631.5623
* Lower *•
959.5
Sighing physiology
613.219
Topics in Uack face typ« w« subdivided. Sap«rior flgures refer to tlie tsUes at the end eC this indet
'
RELATIV INDEX
9*5
611.84
362.4
617 7
152. 1
535-7
612.84
612.82554
Sight
anatomy
asylums for the blind
diseases of
mental faculties
optics
physiology
sensory functions
Sighting
apparatus gun mounts 623.4354
attachments guns 623 . 425
guxmery^ 623 . 55
Sigismund Ger. history 943 027
Sigmoid artery anatomy 611. 13652
flexure " 611.349
mesocolon " 6 1 1 . 3 83
Signboards advertising 659.1
language educ. of def 371.912
hieroglyfics 419 z
painting 698 . i
Signal devices elec. eng. 621.3175
servis meteorology 551 . 5
U. S. civ.war 973 . 7417
Signaling
communication 654.9
mflHary 623.73
Signals
electric 537-88
in navigation acoustics 534-83
military mil. eng. 623 . 73
railway engineering 625 . 1 6
telegrafic 654 -9
Signatures ^ printing 655.27
Signs of deth physiol. 6 1 2 . o 1 3 1
pregnancy 618.22
Sikh religion 299 . 1 1
Sileneae botany 583.153
'Silesia. Austria history 943 . 73
* Prussia ** 943- 14
Silesian merinos sheep 636 . 36734
Silhouets 741
Silicates mineralogy 549 . 6
Silicon inorgan . che m. 546.28
Silius Italicus Lat.poetry 873.4
Silk
culture 638.2
domestic economy 646 . 14
dyeing chem. technol. 667 . 2
manufacture 677
mills architecture 725.41
worm agriculture 638.2
zoology 595-78
vSilkies poultry 636 . 5883
Silo machinery 631 .363
Silos
farm bildings 63 1 . 23
fodder storage 631 . 563
Silt lithology 552.52
Silurian age geology 551 . 73
Silver
act, Bland U. S. hist. 973.83
act, Sherman U.S. hist. 973.86
Voorhees *• 973.87
inorganic chemistry 546.57
metallurgy 669 . 2
mining 622.34
money 332.41
ores economic geol. 553.42
plating manufacture 671
question pol. econ. 332.42
Silverfish pests 632.71
Silversmiths work fine arts 739
Silverware
domestic economy 642 . 7
fine arts 739
manufactures 671
Siniarubea botany 583 . 24 1
*Simcoe co. Ont. history 971.317
Similarity plane geom. 513 . 1 7
Simmental cattle 636.2372
Simmering cookery 641.73
Simms, W. G. Am. fiction 813.35
Simonides
of Ceos Greek lyrics 884 . 4
Samos " satire 887.2
Simony canon law 348
eccles. polity 262 .9
Simple
state pol. sci. 321.01
stationary engins 621 . 1646
system suffrage 324 . 224
truss bridge engin'g 624 . 32
Simplex telegraf engin'g 621.38231
Sin doctrin 233 . 2
Sinai ancient history 939-48
^ modem " 953 -i
Sinai tic inscriptions 492 . i
'Sinaloa , Me xico history 972.3
*Sind, India " 954 . 7
^Sindi language 491 . 41
^Singapore history 959-5
travels 9^5 -95
Singers, lives of 927-8
^Singhalese language 491-48
Singing
physiology 612.784
public worship 264 . 2
vocal music 784
Topics In black fae« type are rabdlTided. Superior Sfures refer to the table* at the end of tUn Indei
9i6
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Single
acting engins statVry 621.1645
structure 63 1 . i la 2 x
altitude, finding time by 529.73
course curriculum 375.0012
curvd lines descr. geom. 515.1^
surface ** " 5^5 -14
expansion engins 621 . 11261
fluid cells engineering 621.3533
member constituency 324.221
phase electric mach. 621.313321
standard coinage 332-42
tax 336.2a
vote suffrage 324 . 223
Sinking fund finance 336.33
Sin tu ism 299 . 5
Sinus surgery 617.23
pocularis anat. 6 11. 6231
'Sioux City, la. 'history 977.7411
* CO. la. * 977-713
Siphonophora zoology 593-72
Siphons prac. chem. 542.66
Sirenia mammals 599 . 5
Sirocco meteorology 5 5 1 • 5 *
Sirup adulterations 614.311
Sisal fibers 633.5771
^Siskiyou CO. Cal. hist. 979.421
Sisterhoods parochial work a 5 5
relig. orders 271 . 9
Sisters of Charity 271.91
Mercy 371.92
Site
dwellings dom. econ. 643 . i
library bildings 022 . i
school bildings 371.61
Sithe
bush 631.3117
cradle harvesting tools 631.3513
harvestmg tools 63 1 . 35 1 2
Sittingroom furnishings 64 5 • 6 5
iSivas, Asia Turkish hist. 956 . 5
Sivs crop cleaning 63 1 . 362 1
practical chemistry 542 . 22
Sixth nerv
anatomy 6 11. 83 16
eye 613.8466
nucleus 611. 8175
physiology 6x3.8196
Size notation for books 035 .3
of college 378.15
sewers 628.22
Sizes
of books lib. econ. 035.8
publishing 655.53
Topics in black tf typo are mbdlridod. Superior
Sizes
• standard literary meth. 039 . x
type printing 655.24
SjOberg, Erik Swed. satire 839.7762
Skating 796
rinks architecture 725.86
Skeeing sports 796
Skeleton
human 6x1.71
leaves fancy work 746
of animals comp. anat. 591.49
descrip. " 591.79
Skeletons, preparation of 579.x
Skelton, J : English poetry 82 1 . 2 2
Skepticism
heresies 273.8
natural theology 211
philosofic systems X49 • 7
philosof y 1 86 . i
Skeptics biograf y 922.91
Sketches
hospital Great war 940.476
U.Sciv." 973-776
Sketching drawing 741
Skew arches architecture 721.42
bevel gears engin'g 621.8332
Skiing sports 796
Skild labor pol. econ. 33 1- 7
Skill, games of amusm'ts 794
ethics 175-4
Skim colter plow 631 .3127
milk dairy 637 . 147
Skimmers dairy 637.23211
Skin
absorption 6x2.384
admin, of medicin by 615.67
anatomy 61X.77
diagnosis pathology 616.073
diseases " 616.5
dressing taxidermy 579-4
fertilizers agriculture 631.843
function physiology 612.79
grafting 617.47
loss of heat
by evaporation 612.524
radiation 612.521
plow ^ 631.3125
Skirmishing mil.'science 355 -42
Skull anatomy 6x1.91
bones 611. 714
craniology 573-7
*Skye, Scotland history 94 1 • 1 7
flgnroi refer to the tablee at tbe end of this inles
RELATIV INDEX
917
Skylights
archi tec. construction 721.55
design 729 . 35
library bildings 022 . 722
Slags
fertilizers agriculture 631.853
metallurgy 669 . 8
Slander ethics ^ 7 7 • 3
Slang college 378.014
' English language 427
* modem Eng. Ian. 427.09
Slate roofing bilding 695 . 2
turkey 636 . 5925
Slater fund education 373.75
Slates bilding stones 553*54
lithology 552.44
Slating bilding 695
Slaughter
house refuse fertilizers 631.843
houses air pollution 614.741
indust. sanit. 628 . 549
mt, Va. U. S. civil war 973 . 7328
Slaughtering
industry 664 . 9
method of animal hyg. 614 . 97
Slave
holding slavery 326
labor polit. econ. 331-58
law, fugitiv slavery 326 . 973
trade ** 326.1
Slavery 326
abolition of, U. S. history 973 . 714
causes of U. S. civil war 973 .7x11
constitut. amendment 342 . 73 *
U. S. hist. 973.81
emancipat'n proclamat'n 973 . 7 14
Slaves biograf y 326.92
fugitiv U. S. civil war 973.7115
Slavic
languages 491 . 8
literatures 891 . 8
philosofers 197
biograf y 921.7
*Slavonia history 943-93
^Slavonic church language 491 . 8t
Sleds farm transport 631.3723
Sleep
and rest hygiene 613.79
of plants botany 581.54
physiology 612.8217
walking 135
Sleeping
balconies furnishings 645.8
location 643.57
Sleeping
sickness 616.9681
Sleight of hand ^ 791
Slide rule math, instrum. 510.8
Slides
gun mounts 623.4352
lantern education 371-335
mounting of microscopy 578.6
Sliding
friction mechanics 53 1 . 44
scale wages 331.22
shelvs lib. storage 022.46
'Sligo, Ireland history 941.72
Slime treatment ore dres. 622.76
Sloan shorthand 653.38
SlOjd education 371.422
Sloth ethics 179.S
Sloths mammalia 599-3
Slotters machine tools 621.912
^Slovakian language 491-87
^Slovenian " 491 . 84
« old " 491.81
Slow cookers 643.338
Sloy d education 371.422
Slugs zoology 594.3
Sluice gate wheels 621 . 224
Sluices engineering 621.29
Small
arms care of 623.4814
manufacture 683
miL efficiency 623 . 44
farm 631. 1 161
fruits agriculture 634.7
intestin anatomy 6 11. 341
numbers entertaining 642.42
pox diseases 616.912
inoculation 614.471
public helth 614.521
swiae, black 636.421
white 636.422
vs large college 378.15
Smearcase 637 . 356
Smell anatomy 6xz.86
physiology 612.86
senses ^52.3
sensory functions 612.82556
Smelting metallurgy 669 . 8
Smith, H. Danish misc. 839.8825
S. English essays 824.72
Smith college educ. 376.8
^Smithfield, W. Va. hist. 975.418
Smithsonian
exchanges lib. econ. 021.852
institution 506
Toiilcs in blAck face type are labdmded, Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
9i8
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Smoke
air pollution
614.71
box locomotivs *
621.1334
flues heading
697.8
nuisance sanitation
628.53
stack locomotivs
621.1334
stacks steam eng'ng
621.1838
Smoking ethics
178.7
food preservation 64 1 . 4
hygiene
613.84
jackets
646.47
Smollett. T. G : Eng. fie.
823.63
Smooth muscles physiol.
612.73
Smoothing harrow
631.3131
Smuggling criminal law
343
tarif
336.26
Smut agriculture
632.4227
fungi
589.227
^Smyrna, Asia history
956.2
travels
91562
Snails culture
639 -4
zoology
594-3
Snakes
598.12
Snap bean
635 652
Snares zootechny
636.0811 II
Sneezing physiology
612.219
therapeutics
615.726
Snoring physiology
612.219
Snow
meteorology
551-57
removal
628.46
sheds railroad engin*g
625.13
Snowshoeing sports
796
^Snyder co. Pa. history
974.849
travels
917.4849
Soap
laundry dom. econ. ' !• 648 . 1 8
making air pollution 614.744
chemic technol. 668 . i
Soapstones econom. geol. 553.55
Soaring aeronautics 629.142
Sobriquets bibliografy 014
Sociability animals 591-55
Social
centers 374-28
clubs 367
customs and manners 394
bad hygiene 613.87
democracy socialism 335-5
distinctions ethics 17 7. 5
rank 939.7
drinking temperance 178.3
ethics 177
evil 176.5
Social
obligations ethics
science
surveys
sociology
travel
pol. sd.
theories
worship
Socialism
Socialistic communities U. S
Societies
American hereditary
patriotic
Bible
cooperativ
debating
dress reform
for home study
parish work
general
learned, bildings for
library
rooms for lib. bldgs
secret
bildings arch,
college
student aid
' special see subject
Society
ethics
for ethical culture
houses student life
^ ilands history
libraries lib. econ.
of American wars
army * navy of the Gulf
Christian endevor
Jesus monastic ord.
nations internat. law
2d war with Gt Brit,
the army of Santiago
the Cincinnati
music
heresies
unitarians
177.8
300
309.1
914.19
320.153
264.7
335
335-973
300
369 -X
369.1
206
334
374.24
646.06
374.43
256
060
727.9
020.6
•
022 .614
366
728.4
371.85
378 . 362
songs
Socinians
Sociology
biografy of
Gk philosof y
Socrates
Socratic philosofy
Sod plow
Soda chemic technology
water adultera.
chem. tech.
Sodalities parish work
Sodium inorganic chem.
salts physiology
177
170 6
371.86
996.2
027.2
369. 118
369.156
267.613
371-5
341 -I
369.144
369. 182
369.^31
784.6
273.4
288
300
923
183.2
183.3
631.3125
661.3
614.348
663.6
256
546.33
612.39261
Topics in blade face type are nibdiTided. Superior fignrea refer to tlie tablea at the end of tliia index
RELATIV INDEX
919
Soeurs de bon Secours
sisterhoods 271.94
^Sofala, Africa history 968 . 1
Soft cheese, ripend 637.353
unripend 637.352
commissure anat. 611. 8144
drinks recipes 641.87
Sogdiana ancient hist. 939. 6 t
Soil
conditions affecting helth 6 14 . 77
disinfection, ixrcontag. dis. 614 . 48
foundations architecture 72 1 . 1 1
bridge 624.151
Soils
agriculture 631.4
chemic analysis 543 . 7
Soja bean field crops 633.34
garden " 635.655
Solanacese botany 5^3-79
'Solano CO. Cal. hist. 979 . 452
Solar
day chronology 539.1
engins engineering 621.47
observation astron. instr. 522.56
parallax, transit of Venus 523 . 92
physics 523 . 7
plexus anatomy 611. 8393 1
spectrum astronomy 523.77
system descrip. astron. 523 . 2
year chronology 529.2
Solariums dom. econ. 643.57
Soldiers
cemeteries, national 719
food for hygiene 613.21
homes architecture 725.59
institutions 362.8
lives biografy 923.5
military science 355
orphan schools 362 . 7
suffrage limitations 324 .171
voting by pol. sd. 324.162
Sole fishes 597-5
Soleus muscle anatomy 611.73854
Sol-fa method music 784.9
Solid
beams bridge engin'g 624.22
fuels steam engin'g 621.18222
state chemistry 541.31
Solidification heat 536.43
prac. chem. 542.65
Solids
geometry 513-3
properties of physics 539.2
skin penetration by 612.7911
Topics fai blAck face type are inbdJTided. Shiperior
Solitary
confinement punishm'ts 343 . 2
glands anatomy 611.3445
study self education 374 i
vice ethics 176.4
Solitude 177.8
Solognote sheep 636 . 3442
^Solomon ilands history 993 . 5
Solomon, Song of Bible 223.9
Solos vocal music 784.81
Solubility theoretic chem. 541.34
Solution
chemic 542.61
of plane triangles trigo. 514.5
spheric * " 514.7
trigonome trie equations 514.4
Solutions quantitati V anal. 5456
skin absorption 612.7913
Solvents prac. chem. 542.61
^Somali, Africa history 967.7
Somatology anthropology 573
Somatopleure embryology 611.01364
^Somerset co. Eng. history 942 .38
travels 914.238
^ Me. history 974.12
' Md. - 975-223
* N. J. « 974.944
* Pa. « 974.879
Somerset horn sheep 636.3241
*Somme, France history 944.20
Sommelier ram hyd. engins 621.274
Somnambulism 135
Somnambulists' lives 920.9
Sonata organ music 786.81
piano •• 786.41
Song
festivals music 7^4-5
of Solomon Bible 223.9
the three children Bible 229.5
Songbooks folklore 398.8
Songs 784
^ and ballads Eng. lit. 821.04
music 784 . 3
for female voices 784.88
male " 784 . 87
kindergarten methods 372.215
with music 784
'Sonnets Eng. literature 821
^Sonoma CO. Cal. hist. 979.418
*Sonora, Mexico " 972.1
Sons of
the Amer. revolution 369 . 133
re volu tion 369.134
veterans, U. S. army, soc. 369 . 165
flgure* refer to the tables at the end of this index
920
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Sophist philosofy 183 . i
Sophocles Greek drama 883.2
Sophoreae forage crops 633.371
* Serbian language 491 . 88
Sorcery 133.4
Sore throat diseases 616.31
Sores surgery 617.24
Sorghum cereals 633.174
manufacture 664 . i
sugar plants 633.63
Sorterup, jOrgen Dan. poet. 839 . 814 1
Soteriology doct. theoL 234
hygiene 6x3
Soto, H. de discov. of Am. 973 . 16
^Soudan, Africa history 966.9
* Egyptian " 962.6
Soul
future life doct. theol. 237
nat. " 218
in animals 591 .51
metaphysics 128
origin metaphysics 129
theories physiology 612.0134
^Soulanges co. Que. hist. 971 .4265
Soumett A. French drama 842 .71
Sound
mesology 612.01445
physics S34
sensibility to physiol. 612.85876
Sounders, telegraf eng. 621.3833
Sounding
machines ship outfit 623 . 86
Soundings marine survey. 526.09
physical geog. 5 5 1 . 46
Soundness
of animals zootechny 636 . 08 1 1 5
Sound-producing organs
comparativ physiology 612.786
zoology 591 -77
Sounds
muscular physiol . 612.7418
of hart " 612.1715
respiratory " 612. 2 161
systems of fonology 414
Soup cookery 641.73
' physiol. of nutrition 612.39282
Sources of
animal heat physiology 6x2.51
Sourrailk cheese 637 . 357
" cowsmilk 637.356
Soursop 634.411
South
* Africa history 968
travel 916.8
South
America description 9x8
eccles. history 278
geology 558
' history 980
statistics 318
American languages 498
American travels 9x8
^ Atlantic states history 975
* Australia, " 994-2
^ Bend, Ind. «• 977.289
travels 917.7289
Carolina, U. S.
* history 975 . 7
secession U, S. hist. 973.713
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains and
Military history under 973.3.
97352. 973.7 and 973.89
^ Central states Am« hist. 976
travels 9x7.6
Dakota U. S.
admission U. S. hist. 973.86
* history 978.3
military hist. Span, war 973 .89483
U. S. civ. war 973 . 7483
travels 917.83
Devon cattle 636 .2261
sheep 636.3218
Dum " 636.3218
German swine 636 . 43 1
Hams cattle 636 . 2262
Mt, Md. battle 973 . 7336
^ Russia history 947-7
travels 9M-77
^ Sea ilands history 996
travels 919.6
scheme * stocks 332.6
^ U.S. history 975
For military history oi the south
or its individual states, see sub-
divisions of Special campains and
Military history under 973.3.
973.52. 973.7 and 973.89
636.3217
636.3231
Southam holts
Southdown sheep
Southern
army life U. S. civ. war 973 . 784
Atlantic ocean 5 5 1 . 464
dewberry 634 . 7 1 72
home life U. S. civ. war 973 . 784
^ Maryland history 975.24
prisons " 973-771
states, n. S. Amer. revoL 973 . 345
' history 975
Southeme, T: Eng. dram. 822.52
Topics in black face type are inbdirided. Superior ilfores refer to thA taUei at th« end of this bkdmx
RELATIV INDEX
921
Southey, R. Eng. poet.
821.73
Spanifih
Souvestre, 6. Fr. fiction
843 • 75
' language
460
■Southwest U. S. history
978
lime fruit culture
634.652
travels
917.8
literature
860
Sovcren
Maltese goat
636.396
state political science
321.01
misrule in Cuba U . S.hisi
t.973.8i>i
Soverens biografy
923.x
philosofers biografy
921.6
Soverenty pol. science
320.157
philosofy
196
Sowers, special
631.3318
plum
634.443
Sowing
potato
635.22
broadcast
631. 531 I
poultry
636.56
machinery
631. 33
rule Mexican history
972.02
Soy bean forage crops
633.34
salsify
635.167
garden **
635.655
sheep
636.36
Space astronomy
523.14
succession, war of
metaphysics
114
Eng. history
942.069
sense physiology
612. 88z
French *
944.033
Spaders machines
631.3115
U.S.
973 25
Spades digging tools
631.3111
swine
636.46
trail ordnance
623.43565
war U. S. history
973.89
SpadiciflorsB botany
584.6
veterans, soc. of
369.181
Spading tillage
631. 511
Spar economic geology
553.66
harrow
631.3137
Spars shipbilding
623 . 85
Spain
Spark
administration
354 46
arresters locomotivs
621.1334
antiquities
913.46
induction electricity
537.52
Arabs in history
946.02
telegrafy
621 .38421
architecture
720 . 946
Sparring amusements
796
botany
581.946
Sparrows agriculture
632.688
finance
336.46
zoology
598.8
geology
554.6
Sparta ancient history
938.9
* history
946
Spartan supremacy Gk hist.9 38.06
maps
912.46
Spas, bildings for architec
.725.75
peerage
929.76
hygiene
613. 12
schools
379 46
Speakers legis. bodies
328.3621
statistics
314.6
oratory
808.5
travel
914 6
Speaking tubes communi
.654.8
treaties
341.246
lib. econ.
022.947
treaty with U. S. hist.
973.43
Spearmint
635.72
war "
973.89
Special
other topics see table i
bills legislation
328 . 376
Spanish
committees legislation
328 . 3627
^ America history
972
days school methods
371.365
travels
917.2
legislation pol. sd.
328 . 243
American war, naval
material lib. acquis.
025.29
and military order of 369 . 1 83
admin.
025.17
architecture, Romanesque 723 .46
nationalities, schools for
371.98
armada Eng. history
942.055
procedure legislation
328 . 379
Span.
946.04
ranks education of
371 96
art
709.46
schools gymnastics in
371-7325
Austrian ascendency
man. train'g in
371.424
Ital. history
945-07
sessions legislativ bodies 328 . 358
discovery of America
973-^6
1 types education of
371 97
inquisition persecutions 272 2 I Specialization of libraries 025.212
Toviet in black face type are rabdiTided. Superior flsurea refer to the tables at the end of this Indei
93 2
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Specie
Speed
circular U. S. history
973-56
ship design
623.81
payment banking
333-4
shorthand
653.03
U. S. history
973-83
Spegel , Haquin Swed. poet. 83 9 . 7 1 3 3
Species
Spelin universal lang.
408.9
of animals zootechny
636.08211
Spelling
origin of
575.8
■ books Eng. lang.
428.1
Specific
• phonetic
421.4
customs taxation
336.26
• reform
421.4
gravity chemistry
542.33
Spencer, Herbert •* philos.
192.8
liquids phys.
532-4
^Spencer co. Ind. history
977-231
physics.
531.54
Spenser, E. Eng. poetry
821.31
soil
631.431
Sperm cells development
591. 171
Specifications for bildings
692.3
embryology
6x1.0x311
Specifics therapeutics
61S
physiology
6x2.6x6
Specimen books printing 655.24
Spermatic
Specimens
artery anatomy
611. 1368
arrangement in museums
579.7
cord "
611.639
mounting of
579.5
diseases of
616.68
preservation in museums
579.8
nervs anatomy
6x1.8393
Spectacles
secretions phys. zool.
591 •146
disorders of vision
617.75
vein anatomy
61X.1466
optics
535.86
Spermatogenesis embryol.
611 .01312
Specters
133. 1
Spermatorrhea diseases
616.69
Spectroscope optics
535.84
Speroni, Sperone It. dram.
852.41
Spectroscopy
Speusippus Greek philos.
184.2
astronomy
522.67
Sphagna botany
588.1
of blood physiology
612.11115
Sphenoid bone anatomy
611. 7152
urin
612.461175
Sphenopalatin
Spectrum
arteries anatomy
611.133281
analysis chemistry
544.6
ganglion "
611. 89154
optics
535.84
Spheres
qualitativ anal
. 544.6
of influence pol. sci.
321.027
of comets astronomy
523-67
perspectiv math.
515-65
meteors "
523-57
strength engin'g
620.11284
moon "
523-37
Spheric
stars "
523-87
astronomy
522.7
sun
523-77
coordinates astronomy
522.71
Speculation banks
332.6
excess triangulation
526.41
ethics
174.5
geometry
513-41
Speech
projections descr. geom.
515-5
freedom of pol. sci.
323.443
shells ordnance
623.45113
impediments of
612.78
trigbnometry
514.6
organs of acoustics
534.7
trigonometry
human anat.
6X1.2
computing triangulat'n
526.44
philology
400
Spheroconics anal. geom.
516.58
phonology
414
mod.
513.58
physiology
612.78
Spheroidal trigonometry
visible compar. philol.
414
computing triangulation
526.45
^Speeches English oratory 825
Sphincter muscle of eyelid
611.7325
Speed
Sphinx Egyptian mythol
.299.31
horse
636.12
Sphygmograf diagnosis
616.071
logs shipbilding
623.86
physiology
613. i6x
of trains railwy engin'g
625.26
Toi»cs in black face typo ar« rabdiruled. Superior flsnree refer to the tables at the end of this iadez
kELATIV INDEX
923
Sphygmomanometry physiol 61 2 . 161 1
'Spice ilands history 991.3
txavel 919 13
Spices adulterations 614.314
agriculture 633 . 83
chemic technol. 664 . 5
Spiders zoology 595-4
Spiegelschaf 636 . 333 1
Spielhagen, F; Grer. fiction 833.84
Spies American revolution 973 . 385
Great war 1914-19 940.485
international law 341.3
U. S. civil war 973 . 785
Spikes railway engin'g 625.15
Spina bifida surgery 617.32
Spinach 635.41
Spinal
accessory nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 92
larynx 612.7821
physioL 612.81992
canal anatomy 6 t 1.82 8
colum - 61 1. 71 1
cord
action on blood vessels 612.1813
anatomy 611.82
functional diseases of 616 . 84
physiology 612.83
structural dis. of 616 83
curvature diseases 616.73
membranes anatomy 61Z.829
nervs • 611.832
ganglions of " 6 it. 892
poisons therapeutics 615.97
veins anatomy 611. 1457
Spinalis dorsi " 611. 7315
Spindles stone age 571.26
Spine, curvature of dis. 616.73
Spinning manufactures 677
Spino-
costal muscles anat . 6 1 1 . 7 3 1 2
dorsal " « 611. 7313
humeral " " 611. 7311
Spinoza German philos. 193.9
pantheism 147
Spiral ganglion anatomy 6 1 1 . 89 1 8 1
gears mech. engin'g 62 1 . 8333
Spirals anal, geometry 516.26
Spires
architectural construction 721.57
architectural design 729.35
Spirit doctrinal theol. 233 . 5
leveling, geodesy 526.36
Spiritism i33-9
Topics in black fac« t7P« are subdiTided. Superior
Spiritual
body doctrinal theol. 233 . 5
heredity •* * 233.3
mental charac. 136.3
. metaphysics 129.2
Spiritualism
metaphysics 1 1 1
occultism 133*9
sects 289.9
Spirituous liquors
chemic technology 663
temperance 178
'Spitzenberg history 998
travels 919.8
Spitzka's tract anatomy 611.8255
Splanchnopleure embryol. 6 1 1 . o 1 3 6
Spleen anatomy 6 1 1 . 4 1
diseases of 616.41
physiology 612.41
Splenic
artery anatomy 611.13642
fever diseases 616.956
nervs anatomy 6 x i . 8393
vein " 6 1 1. 1494
Splcnius muscle " 611. 7314
Splenotomy physiology 612.412
surgery 617.44
Splice grafting 63 1 . 541 32
Splints fibers 633.588
surgery 617.92
Spltkgen pass Alps 914.94
Spoils system civ. servis 351.6
Spongeosum histology 6 1 1 . o 1 843
Sponges fossils 563 . 4
zoology 593 • 4
Spontaneity metaphysics 127
Spontaneous
combustion chemistry 541.36
generation biology 576.1
physiology 6 1 2 . 60 1
Sporadic cholera diseases 616.933
Spores horticulture 631.5317
Sports, outdoor 796
parlor 793
Spots on the sun 523 . 74
Spotted fever diseases 616.925
race cattle 636.2374
Spottsylvania C. H. Va.
U. S. civil war 973 . 7367
Sprague, C : Am. poetry 811.28
Sprains surgery 617.17
Spraying agriculture 632.94
Spreders, hay 63 1 . 353 1
naixt 631.334
ficnras refer to the tables at the end of this iadei
924
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Spring tides 5 2 5 . 63
'Springfield, III. history 977.356
* Mo. " 977.8781
Springfield, N. J. Am.rev. 973 . 3365
* O. history 977.1491
Springs
bearing railway engin'g 625.21
hot physic, geology 5 5 1 . a 3
mineral economic geol. 553 . 7
551-49
620.11385
628.11
632.71
595.71
physical geograf y
strength of materials
waterworks
Springtails pests
zoology
Sprinkling of streets
sanitation of towns
Springtooth harrow
Spud farm tools
Spudding bit
628.46
631.3133
631.5332
631 .3113
Spur gears mech. engin'g 621.8331
Spurwingd goose
Squabs poultry
Squadron
Atlantic U. S. civ. war
Span. "
Gulf civ. war
military science
naval "
Squadrons, confederate
U. S. civil war 973 757
636.59889
636.596
973.756
973.895
973.756
355.31
359
597.3
Squalides fishes
Squares
least geodesy
probabilities
magic arithmetic
tables of
Squaring the circle geom.
Squash bug pests
Squashes
Squatter soverenty
constitutional history
slavery
U. S. history
Squids zoology
Squinting eye diseases
Squirrels pets
zoology
Staatenbund pol. sci.
StabiUty
aviation
ship design
Stable manure air poUut. 614.761
fertilizers 631.86
Topics in bltck foea type mn subdiyided. Svperior
526.5
519.8
511. 61
510.8
513-21
632.75
635.62
342.73
326.973
973.64
594.5
617.76
636.9
599.3
321.022
629.186
623.81
Stables
air pollution 614 . 761
architecture, private 728.94
public 725.38
care of zootechny 636 . 0832
farm bildings agric. 631.22
feeding in zootechny 636 . 0842 1
shelter ** 636.0831
Stackers, hay 631 . 3534
Stackhousieae botany 583.274
Stacks
elec. lighted lib. bldg 022.77
library economy 022.43
Stadia surveying 526 . 91
Stadiums architecture 725.82
Stael Holstein, A.L.G. Fr.fic.843 « 62
Staf
heds library economy 023 . 72
library economy 023 . 5
military science 355-33
music 781.2
'Stafford, England history 942 . 46
Stage
coach sociology 386
useful arts 656
ethics 175.2
theater 792
Stagnelius, E. J. Swed.poet.839 . 7 1 64
Staind glass
decoration
design architecture
library decoration
sacred ornaments
school decoration
Staining
chemic technology
reactions of urin
substances, physiol. chem. 612
Stair furnishing dom. econ. 645
Stairbilding bilding 694
stereotomy 515
Stairs architectur. design 729
moving mech. eng. 621
Stakes plant support 631
training 631
Stalactites and stalagmites 551
748
729
0'22
247
371
667
612
Stalk cutter 631
Stalls
shelter zootechny 636
Stammering 616
Stamp
accession lib. economy 025
act English history 9412
U. S. - 973
.8
.348
.4
.636
.6
.461174
.0154
.61
.8
.83
•39
.8676
.3452
.5461
.92
.3166
.0831
.87
.244
•073
.3m
flcnrM r«fer to th« tebfes at <%• end of tiiis Index
RELATIV INDEX
9*5
Stamp
collecting , 383
embossing lib. economy 035.252
laws finance 33<^-^7
perforating lib. economyoa 5.252
Stamped lether bilding 698 . 8
Stamping
books, etc. lib. econ. 035.252
designs fancywork 746
machines, hydraulic 62 z . 3 66
Stamps
butter dairy 637.2338
electric machinery 621.318
postage postoffis 383
practical printing 655.35
Stampt lether bilding 698 . 8
Standard
library lib. economy 022.54
sizes literary methods 039.1
solutions volume t. anal. 545.6
time 529-75
Standards
library lighting fixtures 023 . 764
of admission schoob 37i . 3Z
excellence zootechny 636 . 08 1 1 4
living laboring classes 33 1 . 83
Standing
army 355 • 35
committees legis. bdd. 328 . 3627
Standpipes waterworks 628.13
Stanhope, P. D. Bng .letters 826 . 53
^Stanislaus co. Cal. hist. 979 . 457
*Stanstead co. Que. ** 971 .467
Stanwix, Fort Am. revol. 973-3334
Stax)edius muscle 611.857
Stapes anatomy of ear 611.857
Star
apple 634.433
family fruits 634.43
catalogs astron. observ. 534.8
descrip. astron. 533 . 89
chamber Eng. history 943.05
clusters 523.85
connections eke. eng. 621.3191333
drift 523-83
fish fossils 563.92
zoology 593-93
shells mil. engin*g 633.45446
Starch
adulterations 614.313
chemistry of food 641 . 13
composition physiology 612.396111
gastric digestion " 612.3221
laundry supplies 648 . 1 8
Stait±
manufacture 664 . s
plants 633.68
protect! V external agents 615 . 77i6
trjrptic digestion 6 x 2 . 3 42 1
vegetable drugs 615.331
Starching laundry process 64 8 . s 5
Starchy foods physiology 612.3927,
*Stark CO. III. history 97 7 • 3 5 '
* O. • 977.162
'Starke GO. Ind. • 977.292
Starkenbuig goat 636.393
Stars descriptlT astronomy 523. 8
Starting
apparatus aviation 629 . 187
Starvation dietetic diseases 6x6.39
hygiene 613.24
State
aid to libraries 021 .831
and church, see Church
individual poL scL 323.4
social groups ' 323.3
wages politlcai econ. 331 . 26
as moral agent pol. sd. 320. 154
banks 332- x*
Capitols architecture 7 2 5 . x x
control of cities adminis. 352.002
council French gov ti 354. 440 5
council Ger. gov't 354.4308
dep't U.S. - 353.1
dets finance 336.3
education 379
ethics 17a
governments 353 . 9
labor wages 331.262
laboratories adulterat. 6x4.3
law reports U.S. 345 •4S
laws, uniform 328.22
libraries 027 . 5
medicin 614
ministries of architec. 72^.12
monopolies 336.19
ownership of land 333 . x
political science 320
prisons architecture 725.61
properties finance 336.x
representation legis. bod, 328 . 3341
rights U. S. const, law 342 . 73
socialism 335*6
supervision of libraries 02 1 . 8 1
schools 379-1$
trials criminal law 343^1
universities 378
state educat. 379.16
TopiM in black face tjpe are suMiTided. Saperior fifnrei r«fer to tii« tables at tha tod of thia ladei
924
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOV
Spring tides
^Springfield, 111.
* Mo.
Springfield,
1
Springs
bearing
hot y
miner^^
phy?"
str
N.J.
O.
history
M
52563
A"'
:*'
jr^
tr-
rt- f ^
icitf
^^^^0l6^a,Ol,^212
531
.2
541
•39
621
.184s
f4
621
.16
^lon^m^^^ eng. 621.314
^^^^^^y con^spondence 025.151
' printing 025.121
paper manufacture 676
Stations
central elec. engineering 621 . 312
fire alarm architecture 725.19
police
725.18
railway passenger "
725 31
Statistical
methods
311
theory of wages
331 -211
Statistics
310
labor
331
library administration
025.123
see also special subjects
Statius, P. P. Lat. poetry
873.5
Statuary dom. economy
645-5
sculpture
730
Stature
influence'on respiration
6t2 .2291
Status
professional, of teachers
371.15
public
371.104
social " "
371.105
Statute law American
345
British
346
Stays
locomotiv boiler
621.1332
plant support
631.3452
Steam
baths prac. chemistry
542.46
boiler inspection eng.
621 . 1947
prot. of life
614.837
. /'
.Jnr^
tots
^gxneenng
engineering
621 . 18
631 .18479
643.337
62Z . i8s
dredges
drills
engin
631.3715
62Z.1
536.81
62Z.1
621.195
696.3
621.18
^mg apph'ances
^^tn'bution
locomotivB 621 . 1342
portable engins 621.154
621.154
agricidture
mecb. eng.
physics
engineering
engins, management of
fitting
generation engin'g
heated apparatus, cookery 641 . 587
kitchen 643.337
heating bilding 697.5
boiler plants 621 . 19
jets mech. engin'g 621.69
mine ventilation 62 2 . 43
navigation sociology
useful arts
physics
pipes
engineering
plow agriculture
traction engins
power electrit plants
plants
pumps engineering
mine drainage 622.54
reapers traction engins 621.146
ships naval architecture 623 . 8
shovels portable engins 621 . 154
threshers ** •* 621.156
transmission engin'g 621 . 185
transportation, useful arts 656
387
656
536.44
696.3
621 . Z85
631.3123
621 .146
621.31213a
621 . 19
621.64
62Z . 165
621 . 123
623 . 823
614.864
641.75
612.3423
547-7
621 .38332a
turbins engineering
marine
vessels shipbilding
Steamboat inspection
Steaming^ cookery
Steapsin tryptic digest.
Stearin organ, chem.
Steams duplex telegraf
Steatoses, hepatic physiol. 612.3541
Stedman, E. C. Am. poet. 811.43
Steel
bilding material 691 . 7
bildings, library 022.31
bridges, archt 624.67
engraving 76a
manufactures 672
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indei
RELATIV INDEX
9-?7
Steel
Sterne, .L. Eng. fiction
823 62
metallurgy
C69. J
Sternoclavicular joints
611.7271
piers and colums arch
. 721.35
Sternocleidomastoid muscle 611 . 733 1
ships
623 . 84
Sternohyoid muscle
611.7332
strength of materials
620.17
Sternothyroid muscle
611.7334
structures architec.
721.93
Sternum anatomy
611. 713
works
72543
Stethometry physiology
612.211
engineering
621.7
Stethoscope diagnosis
616.074
St^e, R: Eng. essays
824.53
^Steuben co. Ind. history
977.278
Steeplechaser
636.122
* N. Y. -
974.783
Steeples architecture
72935
'Steubenville, O.
977.1691
Steering
Stevens, Ft, D.C. U .S. hist
.973.7369
apparatus aviation
629.185
Steward dom. economy
647.21
ballooning
629.165
Stewart, Dugald Eng.phil.
192.6
committee legis. proced. 328 . 375
Stewing cookery
641.74
gear shipbilding
623 . 85
Sthen, .H. K. Dan. drama
839.8232
seamanship
656
Stiftschulen diocesan sch.
377.4
Stege, H. T. Dan. drama
839.8234
Stigmata devotional
248
Stellar astronomy
523.8
Stiji, Simon Dutch misc.
839.384
Stelleridea zoology
593-93
Stil births pregnancy
618.39
Stem
vital statistics
614.131
cuttings
631.5354
life painting
758
grafting
631.54143
Stilling's canal anat.
611.8447
suckers
631.5331
nuclei "
611.8223-
Stencil decoration
747
Stillwater Amer. re vol.
973.3333
Stencils
652
Stils chemic technol.
668.7
Stenografers lib. corresp.
025.152
prac. chem.
542.48
staff
023.761
Stilton cheese
637.3542
Stenografy
653
Stilts
Stensen, Niels Dan. misc.
839.883
concrete arch.foundat.
721.166
Stenson's duct anatomy
611.3165
k^ vl JL&A Ul AX A w9
action of hygiene
6x3.8
Step grates steam eng.
621.18354
and narcotics medicin
615 . 78
Stephen English history
1 ^^ « ^
942 .024
ethics of using
178
Stephenson co. 111. " .
977-333
manufacture
663
Stepladders lib. economy
022.941
of circulatory system
615.711
Sterculiaceae botany
583-18
physiology
6x2.393
Stereochemistry
541. 6
Stimulation
organic
547.2
electrophysiology
6x2.0x442
Stereografic
nervous
projections descr. geom
■ 515-53
chemic phenomena
612.814
Stereometer spec.grav.
531.54
electric "
6x2.8x3
Stereometry gaging
5". 8
nervous
Stereopticon optics
535-86
histologic fenomena
6x2.8x5
education
371-335
physiologic psychology
612.8211
Stereoscopes optics
535-86
thermic phenomena
612.814
Stereotomy descr. geom.
515.8
of hart physiology
' 613.172^?
Stereotyping printing
655.22
muscle "
613.74163
Sterility diseases
616.69
reaction to psychometry 6 1 a . 83 11
gynecology
618.17
Stipa fibers
633.583
Sterilization, food preserv.
641.4
Stipple engraving
765
infant feeding
613.22
Stirpiculture hygiene
613.94
Sterilization, soil
631.46
Stirrup bone anatomy
611.857
^Sterling, Scotland history
941.36
Stjemhjelm, G. Swed. poet.839 .7131
Topics in black face type are anbdirided. Superior flsnres refer to the tables at tbe end of thia index
928
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Stock
.
excfaaoges priv. finance
33«-6
farm types
631.145
catalogs
636.08187
farms
636.08x3
fonnatiQn of zootediny
636.08a
grafting
631. 541 I
jobbing
33a -6
liT6 agriculture
636
raising zootechny
636.08
s^ection **
636.08x1
taking library econ.
025.8
tickers elec. engin'g
631.38351
yards architecture
yas-ar
'Stockholm history
948.7
travels
914.87
Stockings costume
39*. 4
toilet
646 . 43
Stocks polit. economy
33a -6
^Stockton, Cal. hist.
979.456
Stockwerks econ. geol.
55317
Stoddard, R : H : Ara.poetry
^811.41
'Stoddard oo. Mo. history
977.89s
Stoic phik>8ofy
x86
Stoichiometry chemistry
541-9
Stoke, Melis Dutch poet.
839-3"4
Stokers, mech. steam eng,
. 621. 1836
Stolons
631.5332
Stolze shorthand
653.34
Stomach
administration of med. b>
' 615.61
anatomy
6XX.33
diseases <^
616.33
physiology
6x3.32
Stone
age, early
571. 1
late
571. a
and iron structures arch.
731.96
artificial
bilding materials
691.3
chem. tech.
666.8
piers and colums
721.33
strength engin'g
620.133
walls architec.
731.33
bilding materials
691.3
bildings, library
023.3I
boats farm transport
631.3733
carving sculpture
736
ceilings arch, construe.
721.73
colums " "
731.32
construction masonry
693.1
* CO. Mo. history
977.8794
cutters' occupation hyg
.613.63
Stone
cutting masonry
693.13
sculpture
731
stereo tomy
515.81
diseases
616.63
floors arch, construe.
731.63
foundations architecture 721 . 1332
fruits
634.2
gatherer
631.3117
houses, city arch
■ 7*8.31
detacht
728.37
semi *
728.34
village "
738.63
natural bilding material 691 . 3
strength
630.133
pavements engineering
625.8
piers arch, construe.
731.33
quarries prehist. archeol
i. 571.21
remains, neolithic
571.24
paleolithic
571.14
roads engineering
625.86
rollers
631.3141
walls arch, construe.
721.33
ware manufactures
666.6
work, bonds of masonry 693 . 1 1
Stonehenge Eng. antiqui
.913.42
Stones
bilding econ. geoL
553.5
ornamental " "
553-8
River, Tenn. U.S. hist.
973.7337
Stonington, Ct.
U. S. war of 1812
973 • 5236
Stony Point Am. re vol.
973-3354
Stool layering
631.5343
Stoping mining engin'g
623.37
Stoppage of wages
331. X
Stoppers prac. chem.
542.35
Stopping teeth dentistry
617.67
Storage
batteries elec. eng.
62x354
bildings architecture
725.3
cheese business
637.3352
cold
725.35
crops
631.55
of electricity engin'g
62X.35
science
537.84
explosivs, i>rot. of life
6x4.831
milk
637.1327
noxious materials
air pollution
614.75
rooms lib. econ.
022.4
safe deposit architec.
725.3s
Topics ia black face type are sabdirided. Superior figures refer to flie tables at the end ot tliis iades
RELATIV INDEX
929
Store
Streams
and aptrtment blldings
735.22
pollution factory waste
628.541
orders wages
331.235
sewage
628.39
ships shipbilding
623.826
*Streator,Ill. history
977327
Storehouse, library as
02X.X
Street
Storehouses mfg plant
621.796
car stations architec.
725.317
R. R. archi.
725.33
cleaning
628.46
Storeroom dom. econ.
643.37
railways engineering
625.6
Stores
management
656
care and cleaning
647.9621
sociology
388
oooperativ jx)!. econ.
334.5
sprinkling
628.46
department
658
Streets
retail architecture
725.21
engineering
625.7
wholesale **
725.21
laying out of, hygiene
614.781
"Stories English fiction
823
local administration
3527
kindergarten
372.214
trees in san. engin'g
628.48
of animals
591.5.
Strength of
Storm, Edvard Dan. poet. 839 . 81 54
guns mil. engin'g
623.51
*Stormont co. Ont. history 971 .375
materials engineering
620. ZI
Storms
molec. phys.
539-4
electric
538.7
Strengthend beams carpen . 694 . 3
meteorology
551.55
Stresses
wind meteorology
551.51
bridge engineering
624.17
Story, Isaac Am. satire
817.21
strength of materials
620. IT 246
'Story CO. la. history
977.7546
Stria comeae anatomy
6x1. 81325
Story of Susanna Bible
229 .6
terminahs '
611. 81325
Stoves
Striae acusticae *
611. 81778
heating bilding
697.2
Striate body
611.8132
kitchen equipment
643.?^
Strieker, der Ger. satire
837.21
manufactures
672
Stricture of rectum dis.
616.35
Stowe, Mrs H. B.
Strike geology
551.85
Amer. fiction
813.37
Strikes political economy
331.89
Strabismus eye diseases
617.76
String bean
635-652
physiol.
612.8468
Stringd instruments
787
'Strafford co. N. H. hist.
974.25
Strinnholm, A. M.
839.7862
Straight lines descr. geom
.515."
Striped muscles physiol.
612.74
Straightening tools
621.983
Strippers, com
631.3554
Strain, effects of diseases
616.983
Strontium inorg. chem.
546.42
Strains bridge engin'g
624.17
•strophe Eng. prosody
426.7
zootechny
636.08211
Strowger telefone system
621.38576
»Strasburg history
943-44
Structural
travels
914.344
botany •
581
Strategy
355.4
diseases of brain and cord 6 1 6 . 83
Stratification geology
551.81
geology
551.8
Stratified ore deposits geol.
553-14
Structure
Stratigraflc geology
551.7
formulae chemistry
541.6
Strato Greek philosofy
185.4
molecular physics
539-1
Straw
of the universe astron.
523-"
fibers dom. economy
646.185
Structures
foods zootechny
636.08625
composit architec.
721. W
Strawberry fruit culture
634 75
iron "
721.9
tomato kitchen garden 635 . 647
Strychnia spinal poisons
615.97
tree fruit culture
634.667
Strychnin nervous excit.
615.785
Tvyloi fa bkck ftiev type m toMlrided, Sttpetior lifviw refer to the tiblet st the md of tUi iadex
930
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Stuarts English history 942.06
Irish history 941 . 56
Stub, Ambrosius Dan. lit. 839.8145
Stubble cutter 63 1 . 3552
plow 631.3126
Stucco
external masonry 693 . 6 1
village houses architec. 728.64
Stud books 636.0822
Student life and customs 371 . 8
self government 371.59
Students
biografy 923 . 7
college expenses 378 . 368
in U. S. dv. war 973 . 715
income 378 . 36
relations to library 03 1 . 32
voting by pol. sd. 324. 164
Studies
order of curriculum 3 7 5 . 00 1 1
Studios, art architecture 727.7
Study
Bible 320
clubs, relation to library 02 1 . 41
self education 3 7 4 • 3 1
furniture home 645.64
oflis 651
methods 371 . 3
rooms library economy 022.52
school architec. 727 . i
equip. 371.621
self culture 374
of special topics see subj.
Stuffing fibers 633 . 59
Stump
extractor 631. 31 17
jumper 631.3127
taild sheep, African 636.386
Asiatic 636.385
Sturgeons fishes 597-4
Stuttering 616.87
"Stuttgart history • 943-47
travels 914.347
Style costume 390
dom. econ. 646
library bildings 022.341
Uterary rhetoric 808
Styles of type printing 655 . 24
StylidiesB botany 583-57
Stylohyoid muscle 6 1 1 . 7344
Styraceae botany 583.686
*Styria, Austria history 943-65
travel 914.365
Stys, hog air pollutions 614.762
TopicB in bl«c]c face type are subdiyided. Superior
636.536
636.3336
943-37
636.431
721 .17
624.157
611 .8194
6XX.X34
611.4638
611.7353
61 X. 1454
331-236
611. 1354
611.7357
611.738225
Styrian fowls
sheep
^Suabia, Germany hist.
Suabian swine
Subaqueous
foundations arch.
bridges
Subarachnoid region
Subclavian arteries
glands
muscle
veins
Subcontract
labor and wages
Subcostal arteries
muscle
Subcrureus muscle
Subcutaneous
injections 615.63
.tissue admin, of med. 615.63
anatomy 611.779
Subiculum comu ammonis 611.81311
Subintestinal vein 6 1 1 . 1 43
Subject
bibliografies 016
catalogs bibliografy 017
library admin. 025.3
Subjectivity knowledge 121
Subjects
allowable for arts degree 378.242
library accessions 025.211
of legislativ action 328 . 27
of study curriculum 375 . ox~.9
Sublibrarians lib. econ. 023.72
Sublimation prac. chem. 542 . 48
Sublime and beautiful 701
Sublingual glands 6 1 1 . 3 1 6 1
Submarine
armor 627
cables communication 654.5
elec. engin'g 621.3828
*mines mil. " 623.9
teleg^af communication 654.5
elec. engin*g 621.3828
sociology 384
tunnels mining engin'g 622.26
warfare mil. * 623.9
naval " 623.9
Submarines shipbilding 623 . 825
Submaxillary ganglion 6 t i . 89 1 5 6
glands 61 1. 3 161
Submental glands 6 1 1 . 463
Submerged vessels 623.825
Submersion, asphyxia by 612.3322
flguret refer to tlie tallies at tlie end of this indec
RELATIV INDEX
931
Suboccipital nervs
611. 8331
Succession
Subscapular arteries
611.1341
to English crown
342.4a
muscle
611. 73716
property law
347.6
Subscription
Succory alkaloid plants
633.78
book publishing
655.57
salads
635.54
dep't lib. privileges
024.78
Suckers, plant
631.5331
libraries
037. 3
Suckling, J : Eng. poetry
821.41
to creeds eccles. polity
262.8
Suckling zootechny
636.08411
39 articles Ang. ch.
283.42
Sucroclastic ferments
Subscriptions
physiologic chemistry
612.01515
library staf rules
023.93
Suction pump physics
533.85
support
021.95
Suctoria parasitica ectozoa 616.9688
Subsidence of sewage
628.33
'Sudan Africa history
966.2
Subsidies
* Egyptian "
962.6
library local support
021.91
Sudoriferous glands
611.774
state aid
021.832
Sue, Eugene Fr. fiction
^43.74
protection
337.4
Suetonius Latin literature
878.7
public school
379- "4
Suez canal engineering
626.9
ship
387
sociology
386
wages political econ.
331.225
Suffixes Eng. etymology
422.2
Subsistence ration
612.3952
Suffocation physiology
6x2.232
Subsoil plow
631.3126
protec. of life
614.82
Subsoiling tillage
631.512
^Suffolk, CO. England hist.
. 942.64
Substance metaphysics
III
* Mass.
974.46
Substantia
» N. Y. history
974.725
cinerea anatomy
611.8224
Suffolk cattle
636.2266
nigra "
611.81541
down sheep
636.3235
perforata anterior anat
. 611. 8133
J iinch horse
636.1522
spongiosa "
611 .8224
swine, large
636.4246
Substations elec. engin'g
621.3x26
middle
636.4272
Substitute system suffrage
324.224
small
636.4213
Substitutes
Suffrage
butter
637.28
political science
U. S. const, amendment
324
milk
637.18
const, hist.
342 .739
Substitutions
algebra
feeding zootechny
512.86
636 . 08445
history
pol. sci.
Sufism oriental philosofy
973.8a
324.15
' 181. 5
Subsurface
Sugar
condits road engin'g
625.78
adulterations
614. 311
irrigation san.
628.364
amount in liver
612.35211
packer agriculture
631-3144
apple
\0 *^
634.412
Subterranean
bean
635-653
telegraf communication
654 -4
beets agriculture
633 63
elec. engin'g
621.31923
blood physiology
6i2.3sait
Subthalamic tegmental reg.
611.8141
cane* agriculture
633.61
Subways
duty on
J37-5
hygiene of ground
614.782
food values
641.13
road engineering
625.4
formation in lactic secre.
612.66432
sanitation
625.47
harvesting
631.5566
Success in life ethics
174
house prison Am. revol
.973 372
Succession
in milk physiol.
612.66412
apostolic eccles. pol.
262.11
manufacture
664.1
monarchic pol. science
321-6
milk
637.145
Topict in black face type are lubdivided. Superior il^urof refer to the tables at the end of this Indei
933
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Sugar
Summer
nutrition
613.396
closing lib. econ.
034.44
organie chemistry
547.3
dishes cookery
641.592
plants
633.6
houses arbors
717
refinery
664.1
* ilea, Bermuda history
973.99
refining air pollution
614.734
iles, Bermuda travels
917.399
vegetable drugs
615.33*
pruning
631.542a
Sugars
resorts amusements
791
absorption in inteatin
612.33373
architecture
738.53
stomach
613.33373
savory
635.71
changes in organism
613.3963
schools agriculture
630.7132
chemistry of food
641.13
lib. econ.
020.712
digestion in intestin
613.3333
self education
374 8
stomach
613.3223
squash
635.621
in urin
613.46183
'Summers CO. W. Va hist.
975.476
tryptic digestion
613.3433
'Summit co. O. "
977.136
Suggestion hypnotism
^34
Summons
therapeutics
615.851
l^;islativ bodies
328.353
Suhm, P. F. Danish misc.
839.8845
Sumner, C : Am. oratory
815.33
Suicide customs
394.8
assault on U. S. hist.
973-7"4
ethics
179.7
Sumner's method naviga.
527.4
Suits in equity law
347-8
Sumptuary laws ethics
177-4
Sulcomarginalis; fasciculus
611.8355
Sumter, Fort, S. C.
Sulfate
naval hist. U. S. d v. war 973.7351
of iron agriculture
631.825
U. S. civil war
973-73»»
Sulfates agriculture
631 . 833
Sun
chem. tech.
661.6
baths therapeutics
615.831
Sulfids mineralogy
549.3
cracks geology
551 83
Sulfur
descriptiv astronomy
523.7
chemistry
546.33
dials horology
52978
compounds air poUut'n
614.735
dried brick masonry
693.33
in food physiol.
613.39343
effect on tides
525.62
urin "
613.46163
light hygiene
613.19
waters econ. geoL
553-74
maps and obser\'ations
524.7
Sulfuric acid chem. tech.
661.3
motors engineering
631.47
Sulky cultivators
631.3163
pictures
770
plow
631.3122
rooms dom. econ.
643-57
'Sullivan co. Ind. hist.
977.341
stroke injuries
616.988
* Mo.
977.8235
worship
396
* N. H. -
974.37
Sunbirds zoology
598.8
1 N.Y. •
974.735
*Sunbury co. N. B. hist.
971.543
* Pa.
974.859
>Sanda history
992
Sullivan's exped. Am. rev
•973-3356
Sunday
263
SuUy-Prudhomme Fr. poet. 84 1.84 |
closing lib. and museums 3 63 . 7
Sulphates chem. technol.
661.6
econ.
034.41
Sulphids mineralogy
549-3
law
263.8
Sulphur* see Sulfur
observance
363.4
Sulpicians monastic ord.
271.75
opening lib. econ.
034.41
Sultana poultry
636.573
school bildings arch.
726.4
Sumac botany
583 . »9*
libraries
027.8
field crops
633.871
music
783.7
Sumadia swine
636.47a
schools
368
^Sumatra history
993.1
work lib. econ.
023.632
travel
919. 31
polit. econ.
331-813
Ifitm ia blKk fso* typt $n sobdiYidod. Superior SgorM r^fer to the i«Uw st tbo end ei tfalt iad«t
RELATIV INDEX
933
Sundays labor holidays
331-817
Sunesen, Anders Dan . poet. 839 . 8 1 1 1
Sunken
tubes foundations
721.177
wells
721.176
Sunn hemp
633.562
Supeicilia anat.
6ti .8476
Superfetation animals
591 169
Superfosfates agric.
631.855
Superheaters, steam
6ai.i975
Superintendence, bilding
699.61
school
379.15
Superintendent, household
647 21
school
379 153 •
Superior, Lake travels
917.7
* Wis. history
977.51a
Supernatural metaphys.
"5
theology
23^.7
Supematuralism occultism
I 133
Supernumerary organs
deformities
617.36
Superphosphates agric.
631.855
Supersaturation chem.
542 -62
Superstitions occultism
133
folklore
398.3
Supervision
administration
351.93
domestic economy
647
of accounts bilding
692.7
Supinators anat.
611.7376
Supper recipes dom. econ.
641.53
Supplies factory storage
621.7962
farm economics
631. 171
legislativ
328 . 364
library admin.
025.116
stock farming
636.08171
Supply and demand
338
Support, library
021.9
Supports
plant
631.345
practical chemistry
542.24
shelf lib. econ.
022.454
Suppuration diseases
617.22
Supraclavicular nerv
611.83334
Suprarenal
artery, middle anat.
611. 1366
bodies anatomy
611 .45
diseases of
616.45
physiology
612.45
nervs anatomy
611.8393
veins "
611. 1463
Supraspinatus muscle
611. 73712
Supremacy, papal ch. pol.
262.13
Supreme court reports, U. S.
345 4
Surats goats
636.39854
Sureties commercial law 347 . 7
Surf boats shipbilding
623.829
Surface
cultivator
631.3164
features of the earth
551. 4
geology
551
transportation mining
632.69
Surfaces
of revolution desc. geom
. 515.16
warpt " "
515.17
Surfadng road engineering 625 . 75
Surf it dietetic diseases
616.39
Surfusion prac. chem.
542.63
Surgeon gen.U.S.A. reports353 . 6
Surgeons
American revolution
973. 375
biografy
926.1
Great war 19x4-19
940.475
U. S. dvil war
973.775
Surgery
617
Surgical
dressings
617.93
instruments
617.91
operations medicin
617.4
zootechny
636 . 0897
pathology
617
^Surinam, S. Amer. hist.
988
Surinam cherry
634 423
Surnames genealogy
929.4
Surrender of
Burgoyne Am. re vol.
973-3333
Comwallis "
973-3375
Lee U. S. civ. war
973.7384
Surrey, earl of Eng. poet.
821.28
^Surrey co. England history 942 . 2 1
fowls
636.522
Surrogate courts
347-99
Surveying
geodesy
526.9
subterranean min. eng.
622. 14
surve3ring 526.99
Surveys
general scientific
508.3
sanitary public helth
614.77
social sociology
309.1
travel
914-19
soil
631.47
vocational education
371 429
Survival of fittest evolution 575.6
Surviving
hart physiology
612 1726
organs "
612.0138
Survivors ass'n, confederate 369. 171
Susanna, story of Bible
229.6
Topics ia bUcJr tece type are sabdiTidecL Saperior flgnrM ril«r to the tables at the end of this index
934
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Susceptibility emotions
157
Susiana ancient history
935-9
Suspended
animation medicin
616.206
physiology
612.0131
Suspension
bridges engineering
624.5
catenary elec. traction
621 .33223
of legislators
328 , 366
rights pol. sci.
323 . 49
suffrage "
324.17
running gear engin'g
625.21
'Susquehanna co. Pa. hist
.974.834
'Sussex CO. Del. history
975.17
» England "
942.25
travels
914.225
' N. J. history
' 974.976
Sussex
cattle
636.2228
down sheep
636.3231
fowls
636.522
sheep
636.3231
swine
636.4212
'Sutherland, Scot, history
941.14
Suttee treatm't of the ded
393-9
^Sutter CO. Cal. hist.
979.434
Sutures anatomy
611 .7141
surgery
617.93
Suzerain
states pol. sci.
321.023
Svaning, Hans Dan. misc.
839.883
Svart. P. A. Swed. "
839.7821
'Svealand, Sweden history 948 . 7
travel
914.87
Svedenborg, E. Swed. misc
•839.7836
'Swabia, Germany history
943.47
travels
914.347
Swabian swine
636.431
Swabs gun
623.463
Swaledaie sheep
636.3257
Swallowing physiol.
612.312
Swallows zoology
598.8
Swamp blueberry
634.737
Swamps
physical geografy
551.49
public helth
614.772
reclamation
631.615
Swans domestic birds
636.681
zoology
598.4
Swastika ecclesiology
246.5
heraldry
929.6
Swearing, legal
347.94
profane ethics
179.5
Sweat, see Swet
Sweaters clothing
Sweating system wages
Sweden
administration
antiquities
architecture
bo' any
collej^es
constitutional law
education
finance
geology
' history
laws
maps
religious history
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
zoology
Swedenboi^gian church
lives
Swedish
architecture , Romanesque 723.48
646.45
331.236
354 485
913.485
720.9485
581.9485
378.485
342 . 485
370 9485
336.485
554.85
948.5
349 485
912 485
274.85
379.485
314 85
914 85
341.2485
591.9485
289.4
922 .84
hygiene
284.7
613.71
439.7
839.7
636.3678
massage 615.82
635.126
631.3162
648.52
church sects
gymnastics
* language
' literature
merinos
movement cure
turnip
Sweep cultivators
Sweeping dom. econ.
Sweet
clover 633 . 366
com 635.67
herbs 635.7
Otaheite apple 634 . 442
potato field crops 633.492
garden * 635.22
sop fruits 634.412
Sweets cookery 641.85
Swet
effect on temperature 612 . 533
glands anatomy 611.774
disorders of 616.56
physiology 612 . 792
therapeutics 615.743
Sweters clothing 646 . 45
Sweting system wages 331.236
Swift, J. Eng. satire 827 . 52
Topics In black face type «ro vabdiWded. Snperior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
935
Swimming
Switzerland
amusements
796
travel
914.94
animal locomotion
591.47
treaties
341.2494
baths architecture
725-73
zoology
591.9494
bladder compar. anat.
611 .39
'Switzerland co. Ind. hist.
977.212
" physiol
612.767
Swivel
Swinburne, A. C : Eng. poet
.821.86
bridges engin'g
624 . 83
Swindling ethics
174.6
Sword exercise
796
law
343
Swords side arms
623.4442
Swine
war customs
399
cress
635 565
•Sydenham, Ont. history
971.318
diseases of comp. med.
619.4
^Sydney, Australia history
994.4 '
domestic animals
636.4
travels
919.44
Swing
Syenite economic geology 553.52
. bridges engin'g
624 . 83
metamorfic rocks
552.41
plow
631.3124
plutonic rocks
552.32
Swiss architecture
724.7
Syllogism logic
t66
cattle
636.237
Sylvian aqueduct anat.
6ti .8156
chard
635.42
fissure
611.81313
cheese, hard
637 -3543
Symbolic logic
164
sheep
636.333
Symbolism Bible
220.6
swine
636.449
religious art
246
Switch
Symmetric functions alge.
512.84
boards, central station
621.317
Sympathetic
telefpne exchange
i 621.387
nervous system
engins, steam
621 . 13263
action on blood vessels 612 . 1 814
Switches
salivary secre.
612.31382
electric engin'g
621.3173
anatomy
6XX.839
local elec. lighting
621 .3287
diseases
616.88
railway engineering
625.16
ganglions anatomy
611.899
telefone
621.3866
physiology
612.89
telegraf
621.38327
of hart
612.1782
Switzerland
strikes polit. econ.
331.892
administration
354-494
Sympathy emotions
157
antiquities
913.494
Symphony orches. music
785-1
architecture, history
720.9494
by mphyseotomy obstetrics6 18.85
botany
581.9494
Symptomatic dis. of women
618.17
colleges
378494
Symptoms diagnosis
616.07
constitutional law
342.494
Synagogs architecture
726.3
education
370.9494
Synarthrosis anatomy
611 .7292
finance
336.494
Synchronizers elec. eng.
621.37491
geology
554.94
Synchronology history
902
* history
949-4
Synchronous
* language French
440
machinery elec. eng.
621.3x34
German
430
multiplex telegraf
621 .38236
Romansh
459 9
Synclinal structural geol.
551-86
laws
349.494
Syncopes, cardiac physiol
.612 .1786
' literature French
840
Syndicalism poiit. econ.
331.87
German
830
Synesthesia physiology
612.887
Romansh
859.9
Synod ecclesiastic polity
262.4
maps
912.494
•Synonyms Eng. language
424
religious history
274.94
Syntax compar. philology
415 2
schools* public
379.494
' English language
425.2
statistics
314.94
Syntheses physiol. chem.
612.01536
r«pk8 in Mack foce type are tohdMdedk Superior ligorei refer to the tobies at the end of this indei
936
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Synthesis
chemistry
electric chemistry
logic
Syphilis
diseases
public helth
vaccinal contag. dis.
Syphon physics
'Syracuse, N. Y. history
Sicily anc. hist.
Syria ancient history
Coele -
' modem "
Upper anc. history
^Syriac language
text Bible
Syrian church sects
' desert history
goat
philosofy
sheep
Syrmian swine
Syrtica Regio anc. hist.
Syrup adulterations
Systematic
botany
catalogs bibliografy
theology
Systems
construction shipbilding
drainage agriculture
economics
electoral suffrage
floor bridge engin'g
irrigation *
' manuals see subject
of aerial lines
electric traction
transmission
incandescent lighting
meteors
underground lines
philosofic
road engineering
scientific economics
suffrage
Systole physiology
Syv, Peder Dan. poetry
Szalontaer swine
545. 9
545-97
i6o
616.951
614.547
614.4733
533.56
974.766
937-8
939.4
939.4a
956.9
939-4T
493.3
220.43
281.5
953-9
636.3985
i8t .9
636.385
636 . 472
939 74
614. 311
580
017
230
623 . 84
631.63
330.15
324.2
624.25
631 • 73
621 .319222
621.3312
621.31912
621.3262
523.54
621.319232
140
624.71
330.15
324.3
612 .171
839-8133
636.432
T beams, strength of
Tabasco, Mexico history
Tabernacle
biblical antiquities
sacred furniture
Tabernacles architecture
Table
and parlor games
anecdotes entertaining
decoration dom. econ.
d'h6te table systems
domestic economy
lights lib. bildings
ship outfit
systems doai. econ*
* talk £ng. literature
tipping spiritism
Tableaux
Tables
acoustics
algebra
arithmetic
astronomy
electricity
engineering
food dom. econ.
furniture dom. econ.
library •
heat
hydrostatics
integral calculus
interest
life life insurance
magnetism
mathematical
mechanics
mercantil
molecular physics
optics
pneumatics
sun's motion
tide
water walls
time transportation
Tablets, memorial monu.
Taboo religion
Taccacee botany
Tachometers steam eng.
Tachygraphy
Tacitus, C. C.
Tackle
blocks and
breeching ordnance
hydraulic machinery
shorthand
Latin lit.
engin'g
620.11283
972.6
220.93
247.2
7^5. 9a
793
642.48
642.8
643.51
642
022.763
623.86
642.5
828
133.9
793
534.9
512.9
5". 9
524
537.9
620.8
641.1
645-43
023.912
536.9
532.9
5«7-39
658
368.3
538.9
510.8
531.9
658
539.9
535-9
533-9
52538
525-69
721.25
656
718
299.9
584.26
62f .1977
653.71
878.6
621.863
623.4362
621.262
T9pic« in Uack feee ^jpe are fubdirided. Supwioi flgorM nht to the tMm at tfw end «f tUi Index
RELATIV INDEX
937
Tackle
Tapestry bilding
698.7
mechanical engin'g
621.863
Tapetum anat.
611.8423
Tact mental faculties
151
Tapeworms parasitic dis.
616.964
Tactics, military
355-4
Tapioca chem. technol.
664.2
Tactil sense physioL
6x2.88
Tapping machines
621.955
Taenia semiarculans
61 I. 81325
Tar
Tahr goat
636.39854
chemic technology
668.4
Tail
coal chem. tech.
668.7
comparativ anat.
611.99
engineering materials
620 . 196
lymfatics comp. anat.
611. 4219
paper bags
648.7
Tailless fowls
636.5882
road materials
625.7
Tailoring
687
roofing bilding
695.6
Taine, H. A. Fr. essays
844.83
water medicin
615.3252
^Taiwan history
951.2
Tarascan civilization
972.013
Taldgraf y shorthand
653 71
Tardiness lib. econ.
023.6x2
^Talbot CO. McL history
975.232
school disciplin
371.52
Talbotypes
772
Tarcntaise goat
636.394
Talent mental faculties
151
Target
*Tales Eng. literature
823
practis, naval mil. eng.
623 . 554
Talipes surgery
617.39
shooting
799
Talismans
133.4
Targums Chaldee versions
i 221.42
Talmud Judaism
296
Tariff act, 1824 U. S. hist
.973.54
Talocalcaneum ligament
61 I. 72851
1828
973 . 55
Talus anatomy
611.71871
Dingley "
973 . 88
*Tama co. la. history
977.756
McKinley "
973-86
Tamarind fruit culture
634.461
Underwood "
973 .913
Tamarisdnese botany
583.158
Wilson
973 • 87
^Tamaulipas, Mex. history 972 . i
causes of U.S. dv. war 973 .7118
Tambourine instruments
789.4
Tariffs pol. econ.
337
Tamil language
494
for electricity eng
.621.371
literature
894
Tarinus, valv of anat.
611.81711
Tammany political ass*n
363
*Tam, Prance history
944.85
Tampioo fibers
633.5772
' et Garonne, Fr. history
944-75
Tamworth swine
636.4262
Tarragon
635 -74
*Taney co. Mo. history
977 8797
Tarsal artery anat.
611 . 13794
Tangents trigonometry
514. X
Tarsometatarsal joints
611.7286
Tangerine
634 322
Tarsus anatomy
6x1.7x87
Tank sewers
628.28
Tartar emetic, m^cin
615.731
Tankage fertilizers
631.846
Tartar horses
636.11
Tanks
sheep
636.385
feedwater engin'g
621 . 1972
^Tartary history
950
railway architecture
725.33
travels
915
track steam locomotivs
621.1363
Task
Tanning manufactures
675
work wage bases
331 -231
air pollution
614.745
Tasks school disciplin
371 56
material agriculture
633.87
^Tasmania history
994-6
Tannins vegetable drugs
615.334
Tasso, B. Ital. poetry
851.35
Tansillo, Luigi Ital. poet.
851.43
T.
851.46
Tantalates mineralogy
549.71
Tassoni, A. * satire
857.51
Tantalum
Taste
chemistry
546.88
anatomy
611.87
filaments elec. lighting
621.32642
and criticism fine arts
701
Taouism
299.5
esthetics "
701
Tapestry fine arts
746
facial nerv action
612.81975
Toptes in black teco t7P« airo sabdiri dod. Superior figures refer to the tables at tbe end of this indet
938
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Taste
in printing 655 . 26
mental perceptions 1 52 . 4
physiology 612 . 87
Tatting domestic econ. 646 . 26
Tattooing customs 39i • 7
Tautomerism chem. 541-7
Taverns housekeeping 647 . 94
Tavsen, Hans Dan. poetry 839.812
Tax, military mil. sci. 355 . 2
titles law 347 . 2
Taxation
causes of Amer. re vol . 973 .3114
local government 352 . i
political economy 336 . 2
school support 379 . 13
Taxes
exemption from 336.29
farm economics 63 1 . 1 1 2
for raising library funds 021 .91
tariff political econ« 337
Taxidermy 579-4
Taylor, Bayard Am. poet. 811.46
Z. presidency of 973.63
^Taylor co. la. history 977 -779
> ' W.Va. " 975.455
* Wis. " 977.526
shorthand 653.35
Taylor's campain Mex. war 973 . 6233
theorem algebra 512.4
*Tazewell CO. 111. history 977-354
Tea adulterations 614.347
beverages 641.87
commercial mixing 663.9
cultivation 633 . 72
hygiene 613.37
ph ysiology 612.3932
rooms dom. econ. 647.95
tax on Amer. revol. 9733115
Teachers
and teaching 371
biografy 923 • 7
cards lib. econ. 024.71
institutes education 370 . 7a
library propagandism 021.75
relation to library 021.31
training 3707
university faculty 378 . x 2
Teaching
freedom of education 378.121
pol. sci. 323.444
> of special topics see subject
Tear apparatus anat. 6x1.8464
phj'siol. 612.847
Teas, commercial mixing of 663 . 9
Technical
dictionaries 603
on special topics see subject
education 607
on special topics see subject
school architecture 737.4
schools 378-99
libraries in 371. 648
see also special subject
troops military science 358
Technologic schools 607
on special topics see subject
Technology 600
chemic 660
Tectology histology 611.01881
Tedders 631.3531
Teeswater cattle 636 . 2223
sheep 636,3216
Teeth
animals 59i • 73
artificial dentistry 617.69
dentistry 6x7 . 6
diseases of 6x7.6
human anatomy 611.314
physiology 6 1 2 . 3 1 1
Tee totalism temperance 178.2
Tegel, E. G. Swed. misc. 839 . 7822
Tegmentum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 5 43
Tegndr, E. Swed. poetry 839.7163
^Tehama CO. Cal. hist. 979.427
Tehuantepec
* Mexico history 972.7
ship canal engineering 626.9
Teichmann's crystals 612.11x16
Telse choroid eae anat. 611.8192
Telautograf dec. eng. 621.3826
Telefone
bills, legislativ 328 . 364
booths lib. bildings 022.683
communication 654 . 6
electric engineering 621 . 385
electricity 537-82
electrophysiology 612.01442182
instruments elec. eng. 62 x. 386
sociology 384
Telefones dom. econ. 643.6
interdep't lib. 022.948
school bldgs 371.629
Telefony
and telegrafy, combined 621 .38295
military 623 . 733
wire engineering 621.385
wireless ** 621.3845
Topics in black face type are subdivided Superior figures refer to the tables at the eud of this Indes
RELATIV INDEX
9.^9
Telegraf
Temperature
bildings architecture
725.23
animal heat
612.5
bills, legislativ
328 . 364
conditions of life
577.4
codes writing
652
elevated hygiene
613.64
engineering
621.38215
hygiene
613.18
electric applications
537-81
in diseases diagnosis
616.075
finding longitude by
525-47
physiol.
612.556
military signals
623.732
influence on respiration
612.225
sociology
384
low agriculture
632. 11
Telegrafic
mesurement physics
536.5
construction commun.
654.4
physioL
6x2.51
engineering
621. 3193
nitrogen excretion
612 .46123
instruments
654.1
of air meteorology
551.52
engin'g
621.383
body physiology
6x2.56
Telegrafone useful arts
621 .389
earth geology
551.12
Telegrafs administration
351.817
liver physiology
612.355
Telegrafy
soil agriculture
631.436
and telefony, combined
621.38295
urin physiology
612.46113
communication
^54
pathology
616.075
wire engineering
621.382
physiologic chem.
612.01535
wireless engineering
621.3842
physiology
6x2.5
Telemeters, electric
621.379
sense physiology
612.882
gunnery
623.54
therapeutics
615.832
surveying
526.91
variable hygiene
613.64
Telencephalon anat.
611.8x3
Tempering
Teleology metaphysics
124
manufactures
67 X
Teleostei fishes
597.5
molecular physics
539.54
Telepathy mind and body
' 134
Templars
366
Telephone, see Telefone
knights
929.712
Telephot photografy
778
Temples architecture
726.1
Telepost elec. eng.
621 .38247
student soc.
371.86
Telescope astronomy
522.2
Temporal
optics
535.83
artery, superficial anat.
611. 13327
zenith astron
. 522. 4.S
bone anatomy
611.7153
Telescopes famous
522.29
lobe
611.81313
Telferage mech. engin'g
621.867
muscle "
611.73272
Telfers
62X.868
power papacy
262.13
Tellez. Gabriel Sp. drama
862.33
relig. history
270.4
Tellurates mineralogy
549-77
Temporary halls architec. 725.92
Tellurids
549.3
Temporomandibular joint
611.724
Tellurium chemistry
546.24
Temporomaxillary joint
611.724
Telpherage mech. engin'g
621.867
Temporosphenoid lobe
611.81313
Telphers "
62x868
Temptation doct. theol.
2332
^Temiscouata co. Que. hist
.971.476
Temptations of laboring
•
Temper ethics
179.8
classes 331.84
Temperament piano
786,2
Tenants law
347.2 .
Temperaments
137
Tendency legisla. pol. sci,
328.24
Temperance
Tender, legal paper money 332 . 5
ethics
178
Tenders, locomotiv
62X.X36
hygiene
613.81
Tendons anatomy
61x74
in laboring classes
331.84
diseases of
616.75
legislation
178.4
physiology
6x2.755
reformatories
178.6
sheaths of anatomy
6x1.75
Temperate regions agric.
631.0912
diseases of
616.76
Topics in bltck Uctiltype bib subdlTided. Superior figuroi refer to the tables at the ead of this indes
$40
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
728.1
647.91
613.53
331-^3
914.68
611. 81335
Tenements
architecture
domestic economy
hygiene
laboring classes
Teneriife description
Tenia anatomy
Tennessee, U. S.
admission U. S. history 973.43
' history 976.8
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973. 5«. 973*7 and 973 '89
secession U. S. history 973.713
travel 917.68
Tennis, lawn 796
parlor 794
Tennyson, A. Eng. poetry 821 .81
Tenotomy su rgery 617.47
■Tense signs Eng. etymol. 422.8
425-8
620. 1124
611.73815
611. 73815
632 . 78
613.67
'Tenses Eng. syntax
Tension engineering
Tensor
fasciae latae anat.
vaginae femoris **
Tent caterpillars pests
life hygiene
making mech. trade 689
Tenth nerv anatomy 6x1.83x91
physiology 6xa . 8199X
Tenting outdoor sports 796
Tentorium cerebelli anat. 6 1 1 . 8 1 9 5
Tents
military science
prehistoric dwellings
Tenure of
land law
polit. economy
offis civil sends
library economy
teachers
Teratology
anatomy
animals
monstrosities
natural history of man
plants
surgery
Terbium inorganic chem.
Terence Latin drama
Teres major anatomy
minor •
Teresa de Jesus Span. misc. 868 . 33
Terminal cone of spinal cord 61 1 . 8216
355.81
571.86
347-2
333
351.4
023.2
371 . 142
611 .012
591.2
591-159
573.9
581.22
617 3
546.653
872.5
611. 73715
61 I. 73714
Termites
Terms
621.3536
61 1.0x886
61X.0114
330.14
112
612.0114
541 • 3412
595-73
371.23
020. X4
583. «66
721.97
738
721.34
693.3
666.6
721.34
693 4
725.48
918.2
Terminals, voltaic eng.
TennJnatiQns, nerr histoL
Terminology anatomy
^ 5 _ economics
' metaphysics
•^ physiology
solutions
zoology
schools
definitions lib. econ.
Temstroemiaces botany
Terra cotta
and iron architecture
art
oolums architecture
construction masonry
manufacttu-es
piers architecture
porous, constr. masonry
works architecture
Terra del Puego travels
^ di Otranto, Italy hist. 945 . 76
trav.914.576
Terraces phys. geology 551 . 35
Terracing 631.613
Terrapin culture 639 . 3
zoology 598.13
^Terre Bonne co. Que. hist. 971 .424
1 Haute, Ind. "
Terrestrial
magnetism
means of find'g longitude
Territorial representation
Territory
acquisition poL scL
Tertiary age geology
Tertullian philosofy
Tessin, K: G. Swed. misc.
Test
laws Eng. relig. hist.
tubes prac. chemistry
Testacea zoology
Testament, New
Old
Testamentary law
Tester, milk
Testes anatomy
physiology.
977 . 245
538.7
525 . 47
328.3342
330. xa
551.78
189.3
839 . 7841
274.2
542.231
594
335
33 X
347.6
637.1276
6XX.63X
6x3.6x6
Testi, Fulvio Ital. poetry 851.53
Testicles anatomy 6XX.631
physiology 613 . 6x6
Testimony
expert evidence 347 . 94
state control of 61 4 . 23
T«vlca In black face type m rabdiyldad 8vp«lor fignrM filer to tlw tablet at the ead of Oila iiufez
RELATIV INDEX
941
Testimony
l^al evidence
347.94
probabilities
519.3
Testing, butter
637.225
cheese
637.325
milk
637.1276
Tests
boiler manufacture
621 . 18413
operation
621.1947
public safety
614.837
chemic analysis
543
educational suffrage
324.14
electric engineering
621.37
mental childstudy
136.702
psychology
150
of engineering materials
620.1x2
ordnance stores
623 . 4822
Testudinata zoology
598 . 13
Tetamc muscular contract'n
612.74113
Tetanus diseases
616.854
surgery
617.27
TetracoroUa
593-61
Teutonic
knights
929.713
minor languages
439
literatures
839
mythology
293
race ethnology
572 . 83
Texas
*co. Mo. history
977.884
state
annexation Mex. war
973.621
resolution
973 • 58
U. S. history 973. 61
"history
976.4
independence U. S. hist
. 973 . 56
secession * "
973 . 713
visipiu of Spocial r4iTnpaini
bdi-
and
>.6a,
973.7 and 973.89
travel
917.64
steer
636.2821
Texel cheese
637.3551
sheep
636.3311
Textbooks
• for writ'g verse Eng. pros
>. 426.8
free public schools
379.153
instruction
371.32
state public schools
379 ■ 156
Textil
fabrics dom. economy
646. z
inspection
614.37
manufactures
677
prehist. archeol. 571.54
Textil
factories architecture
fibers agriculture
hangings bilding
dom. economy
roofing bilding
Texts
comparativ philology
* English philology
* for iearxiing Eng. lang.
original Bible
Thaarup, T: Dan. drama
Thackeray, W: M. Eng. fict.
Thalamencephalon anat.
Thalamic radiation *
Thalamus, optic *
Thales Greek philosofer
Thallium
acctunulators elec. eng.
inorganic chemistry
Thallophyta
Thames
battle U. S. war of 18 12
river, Eng. description
Thanksgiving
day customs
schools
sermons
Thar goat
Thasos ancient history
1 modem **
Thatch roofing
Theater in library bilding
Theaters amusements
architecture
ethics
hygiene
Theatricals, private
Theban goat
supremacy Gk hist.
"Thebes, Egypt history
travel
Theft law
Thefts of library books
Theism natural theology
Themistocles Gk letters
Theocritus Gk lyric poetry
Theodicy God
Providence
Theodolite surveying
Theodosius 3 Byzant. hist.
Theognis Greek poetry
Theologians biografy
725.41
633.5
698.7
645.2
695.8
418
428.8
428
220.4
839 . 8255
823.82
611.8x4
611.8x47
611. 8147
182. 1
621.357
546.52
589
973 . 5235
914.22
394
371.365
252.6
636.39854
939."
949.91
6959
022.651
792
725 . 82
175.2
613.55
793
636.39862
938.06
962.3
916.23
343
024.86
211
886.1
884.6
231.8
214
526.91
949 . 501
881. X
922
Topics in black face type are rabdhided. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the eod of this'^indei
94^
DECIMAL CLASSlFICATtOM
TheolQgic
Thian-Shan, E. Turkestan
915.16
doctrins
230
Thiard, Pontus de Fr. poet 841 . 35
education religion
207
Thibaut 4 « «
841 . 16
seminaries architect.
727 4
^Thibet, China history
951-5
religion
207
Thiers, presidency Fr. hist.
944 08
Theology
200
Thigh anatomy
611.982
biografy of
922
lymfatics of
611. 42182
natural
2X0
muscles
6XX.7382
Theophanies
231
Thigmotaxis mesology
612.014478
Theophrastus anc. philos.
185.2
Thilorier apparatus chem.
542.79
Theoretic astronomy
52X
Thinning fniit pnining
631.54227
chemistry
541
of branches "
631.54214
ethics
171
Third
Theories of
nerv anatomy
61 I. 8313
construction bilding
690.1
physiology
6x2.8x93
' special subject see subject
rail electric lines
621.3323
Theosofy
212
systems power deliv.
621.33156
Therapeutics
615.5
ventricle anatomy
61 I. 8148
Thermal springs seismology 551 ■ 23
Thirst and hunger physiol
.612.3913
Thermic
Thirty
centers physiology
612 . 535
day bills legislation
328 . 375
effects of muscular
years war Europ. hist.
940.24
contraction
612.7453
Ger. «
943 041
phenomena of hart action
612.173
Scand. «
948.04
nerv centers
612.814
Thirty-nine articles creeds 238 . 3
nervs
612.8224
Thistles agriculture
632 . 58
topografy physiology
612.563
botany
583 . 55
Thermochemistry
541 . 36
Thomas h Kempis
242.1
Thermodynamic value, see
Aquinas
189.4
Value, thermodynam
ic
Thompson, D. P. Am. fict
.813.31
Thermodynamics
536.7
Thomson, J. Eng. poetry
821.56
applied steam engin'g
621. lOI
Thomsonianism cures
615.855
Thermogenesis
Thoracic
conditions affect'g physiol
.612.54
aorta anatomy
61 X. 135
physiology
612.51
arteries "
611.1341
Thermolysis physiology
6x2 . 52
bones '
611. 712
Thermometers
duct *
611.424
agriculture
632.112
diseases of
616.42
electric engineering
621.379
physiology
612.4231
manufacture
681
esophagus anatomy
61 I. 3291
physics
536.51
ganglions, sympathetic
steam plant
621.1977
anat.
61 I . 8392
Thermometry
physiol
. 612.892
meteorology
551.52
glands anatomy
6XX.464
pathology
616.075
lymfatics anatomy
611. 4214
physics
536.51
muscles '
6XX.735
ph3rsiology
612.56
nervs "
6x1.834
Thermoscope
536.5
vertebrae "
611.7115
Thermotazis physiology
612.53
Thoracostraca zoology
595.38
Thermotherapy
615.832
Thorax anatomy
61X.94
Thessalonians i Bible
227.81
Thoreau, H: D: Am. misc.
818.31
2 «
227.82
Thorild, T. Swed. poetry
839.7155
Thessaly ancient history
938.2
Thorium inorgan. chem.
546.84
Theuerdank Ger. poetry
831 36
Thomheded worms diseases 616 . 966
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
943
Thornton shorthand
653 . 55
Thymelaeaceae botany
583 933
Thoro bass music
781.3
Thymus anatomy
611.43
Thorwald disco v. of Amer
.•973.13
diseases of
616.43
Tliought faculty
153
physiology
612.43
new
131
Thyrocervical trunk
61 I. 1347
transference
134
Thyrohyoid muscle
611.7335
Thousand Islands, N. Y.
Thyroid
* history
974.758
artery, superior anat.
611.13321
travel
917.4758
body anatomy
61x44
Thrada ancient history
939 ■ 89
diseases of
616.44
Thred worms parasit. dis.
616.965
physiology
6x2.44
Three
veins anatomy
611.1451
bodies, prob. of astron.
521 . 13
Thyroidectomy physiology 612. 445
phase elec. machinery
621.313323
surgery
617.44
trac. systems
621.331433
Thyroids, aberrant anat.
611.445
transmis. ^
621.3x9x33
Thyrotomy physiology
612.445
wire elec. " a.c. *
621.3191323
surgery
617.44
« « d.c.«
621.319123
Th3rsantu'a pests
632.71
incandescent light
621.3262
zoology
595.71
Tlireshers agriculture
631.361
Tian-Shan description
915.16
steam engin'g
621.156
^Tibet, China history
951.5
Threshing
631.5612
travel
915.15
Thrift laboring classes
331 84
Tibet goat
636.3985
Thrips pests
632.73
Tibia anatomy
611. 7185
Throat
Tibial
anatomy
611.93
artery, anterior anat.
611. 13787
diseases
616.31
posterior "
611.13791
protection in factories
628.512
glands, anterior "
611.4684
surgery
617.53
muscle " "
611. 73841
Thrombin physiology
612.11512
posterior "
611.73857
Thrombosis, venous
618.77
vein "
61X. 14737
^Throndhjem, Norway hist.
948.4
Tibiofibular
travel
I 914.84
joint, inferior anatomy
611. 72841
Thrones arch, accessories
729.93
ligaments "
611.72838
Throttle, locomotiv
621 . 1349
trunk
6XX.X379
'I'hrottling engins
621 . 1642
Tibiotarsal ligament •
611.72844
Thrust
Tibullus, A. Lat. poetry
874.3
balancing steam turbins 621 . 16536
Tic douloureux diseases
616.87
hoe
631.3152
Tichbome trial crim. law
343.1
steam turbins
621.16536
Tickling physiology
612.883
Thucydides Greek liter.
888.2
Ticks animal parasites
616.9685
Thugs
299.11
Ticonderoga
Thulium inorg. chem.
546.697
battle Amer. revol.
973.3314
Thum extensors anat.
61 I . 73768
capture U. S. col. hist.
973.26
flexor, long "
611.73756
evacuation Amer. revol.
973.3332
muscles "
611.73773
Tide tables
525.69
Thimder
waters law
347.7
> Baydist. Ont hist.
971.3"
Tides
physics
537.4
astronomy
525.6
storms meteorol.
551.55
physical geografy
551.46
Thurible sacred omam'ts
247.9
protection from eng.
627.5
>Thuringia, Germany hist.
943 . 22
Tieck, L; German fiction
833 . 73
Thuringian fowls
636.538
Tieplates railway engin'g
625 . 14
Thyme
635.71
Ties, railroad
625.14
Topics in black ftco typo aro snbdiWdod. Suporior flsoros rofer to the tablog at tho end of this index
944
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^Tiffin CO. 0. history
977.1241
Tigers zoology
599-7
Tight boots hygiene
613.484
lacing "
613.484
Tile
and iron structures arch
. 721.97
construction bilding
693.3
drains reclamation
631.62
floors, hollow architec.
721.63
hollow, construction bldg 693 . 4
roofing "
695-3
strength of materials
620. 14
Tiles
bilding material
691.4
colord roofs
721.56
floor covering
721.68
manufactures
666.7
with iron ceilings arch.
721.73
Tiliaceas botany
583-19
Tiling masonry
693 3
roofing
695.3
Till physical geology
551-33
Tillage
631 5
Timber
.
architecture
' 724-7
bilding material
691. 1
forestry
634 -9
gratings foundations
721.X62
manufacture
674
piles foundations
721.142
platforms "
721.162
preservation of bldg
691. z
strength of materials
620.12
trade
338-1
Timberd, half, walls arch
. 721.31
Timbering
foundations architec.
721.12
bridges
624.152
mines
622.28
Timbre, voice physiol.
612.784
Timbuctoo travels
916.62
Time
chronology
539
cosmic
529 -77
distribution of
529.76
finding at sea
5273
keepers watchmaking
681
limit of library loans
024.62
lost library servis
023.641
metaphysics
"5
of day hygiene
613.13
extra library loans
024.72
standard
52975
systems and standard
52975
ores
roofing
Tinsel
Tinting
Tintypes
Time
tables railroad
wage bases
Times
feeding zootechny
Timon Greek philosofers
Timothy i Bible
2
Timothy forage crops
Tin
chemistry
group chemistry
manufacture
metallurgy
mining
prehistoric
econ. geology
bilding
dom. economy
laundry process
photografy
*Tioga CO. N. Y. history
* Pa.
Tippecanoe
battle U. S. war of 181 a
^ CO. Ind. history
^Tipperary, Ireland history
Tips political economy
'Tipton CO. Ind. hist.
Tiraboschi, G. It. essays
Tirant lo Blanch Catal.fict.
Tires railway engin'g
rubber manufacture
Tirso, de Molina Span.dram.
Tissue
cellular, absorption by
connectiv anatomy
diseases of
histology
ph3rsiology
subcutaneous admin« of
medidn by
Tissues
animal histology
elec. resistance ph3rsiol.
respiration of " .
uric add in ' *
vegetable histology
Titanium
inorganic chemistry
oxid arcs elec. lighting
Tithes cleric support
taxation
656
331.232
636.08442
186. 1
327.83
337.84
633-24
546.81
546.8
671
669.6
632.34
571.31
553-45
695-4
646.19
648.37
772
974.777
974.856
973-51
977.295
941.92
331.238
977.255
854.63
849 - 933
625.21
678
862.33
612.388
611.76
616.77
6x1.0x82
6x2.75
615.63
591-8
612 . 795
612 . 26
612.461259
581.8
546 . 82
621.3256
254
336.21
Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior ilsurei refer to the tablet at the end of Ibis index
RELATIV INDEX
945
Title
catalog lib. admin,
to property, law of
Titles
and doties lib. economy,
changed book bibliog.
of honor
Titration solution
quan. anal.
Titrometric methods • "
Titus Bible
^Tlascala, Mexico history
Toadfish batrachians
fishes
Toads
Toadstools botany
Toasts entertainments
Tobacco
cerebro-cardiac poisons
cultivation
ethics
hygiene
inspection of pub. helth
internal revenue
manufacture
pipes manufactures
state monopoly
*Tobago, W. Indies hist.
Tobit Apocrypha
Tobogganing sports
Toe joints anatomy
Toes «
extra deformities
Toggenbuig goat
Toggle joints engin'g
Toilet
articles customs
domestic economy
room furnishings
rooms dom. economy
lib. bildings
Token money numismatics
pol. econ.
*Tokio history
travel
^Toledo, O. history
Toleration, religious ethics
^Tolland co. Ct. history
travels
ToUens, H. Dutch poetry
Tolls, road and bridge
Toltec civilization hist.
Tomas, Bishop Swed. poet
025.3
347.2
023.7
0x4
939.7
545.2
545.5
227 . 85
972.4
597.6
597.5
597. B
589.22
642.48
615.99
633-71
178.7
613.84
614.36
336.27
679
679
336.19
972.98
229.2
796
611.7289
611.987
617.36
636.3937
621.825
391.6
646.7
645.68
643 . 52
022 . 686
737
332.4
952
915-2
977.113
172.3
974 . 64
917.464
839.3154
352.7
972.011
839.7112
635.64
634.7761
632.78
614.612
718
393.1
849.9821
Tomato
tree
worms pests
Tomb burial pub. helth
Tombs cemeteries
disposal of ded
Tomich Catalan misc.
Tommas^, N. Ital. essays 854.78
^Tompkins CO. N. Y. hist. 974.771
Tone color acoustics 534-5
physiology 612 . 85874
Tones, distinction of phys. 612 . 85874
Tongue, see Tung
Tonic
muscular contraction 61 2 . 741 1 4
sol-fa vocal music 784.9
Tonicity reflex movements 612 . 82933
Tonics aids to digestion 615.7341
^Tonkin history
Tonkin swine
Tonnage gaging
shipping
Tonquin, see Tonkin
Tonsillae intestinales
Tonsils anatomy
diseases of
physiology
Tools
agricultural
bilding
bronze age
machine
mechanic trades
mechanical engineering
printing
stone age
Toothake dentistry
Tootht gears
Top grafting
Topdius, Z. Swed. fiction 839 . 7366
Topical method instruction 371 . 36
959.9
636.485
389
656
611.3443
6ZZ.322
616.31
612.3122
631.3
690.7
571.35
62Z.9
680
62Z.9
655.21
571.25
617.65
621.83
631.54144
Topinamber
Topografic drawing
geodesy
Topografy
aerial
hygiene of ground
maps
military
survejring
thermic physiology
Toppers, com
Torches chemic technol.
military engin'g
635.24
526.98
526.9
629.145
614.77
9X2
623.71
526.99
612 . 563
631.3555
665.1
623 . 45442
Topics in bltck face type are subdiyided. Sttperior fignres refer to the tables at the end of tiiis iadei
946
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Torelli, Achille Ital. drama
Tories Amer. pol. parties
revolution
Eng. polit. parties
Tornadoes meteorology
^Toronto, Ont. history
Torpedo
boats naval engineering
shells ordnance
Torpedoes
explosivs
land military engin'g
naval " «
Torrens system
Torres Naharro, B.
Torsion engineering
molecular physics
Tortoises zoology
Torts law
Torture customs of war
law
persecutions
Total abstinence
depravity doc. theol.
Totemism
Touch anatomy
magnetism
mental faculties
physiology
sensory functions
Toulouse history
travels
goose
Touraine, France history
travel
Tournaments customs
Toussaint.A.L.G.B. Dut.fic.
Towers
aerial elec. lines
architecttu-al design
cooling steam plants
suspension bridge
water fire extinction
waterworks
Towing canal engineering
Town halls architecture
offisers local govt
Townley plays Eng. dram.
Towns
German local govt
government
lajring out of hygiene of
groimd
sanitation of
853 . 86
329.8
973.314
329 . 94a
551.55
971.3541
623.825
623.4517
662.2
623 . 26
623.95
333.3
862 . 39
620.11243
539.3
598 . 13
347.5
399
340.3
272
178.2
233.2
392
611.88
538 .2
152.5.
6x2.88
612.82559
944.86
914.486
636.5984
944.54
914.454
394.7
839 . 3356
621.319225
729 36
621 . 19764
624 . 56
614.846
628.13
626.7
725.13
352
822 . 13
352.0435
352
614.781
628.4
Township Ger. local gov.
Toxic action of blood
swet
Toxicity, urinary
Toxicology therapeutics
Toxins
in blood ph]rsiology
physiology
Toy
dogs
pigeons
high class
Toys amusements
domestic economy
inspection of pub. helth
Trachea anatomy
diseases of
physiology
Tracheal respiration zool.
Tracheotomy surgery
Trachoma eye diseases
Trachsrte lithology
Track elec. engineering
road *
scales '
tanks **
locomotiv
Trackless trolley dec. eng.
Tract cathedral music
societies
Tractarianism Angl. ch.
Traction
electric engineering
engin agriculture
engins, steam
Tractors, farm
metallic cures
Tracts, religious, practical
on special topics see topic
Trade
acceptance pol. econ.
administration
balance of commerce
boards of architecture
commerce
catalogs bibliografy
depressions commerce
money
production
domestic
foren
free
list of books, publishers
352.0436
6x2.1x822
612.79212
6x2.462
615.9
6X2.XX82X
612.3988
636.765
636.5965
636.5962
793
649.55
614.37
61 I. 231
616.23
612.2152
591 • 126
617.42
617.77
552.24
621.333
625.14
625.18
625.16
621.1363
621.33225
783.23
206
283
62X.33
631.3123
62X.14
631 372
615.856
240
332.7
35X.82
382
725.25
381
0x5
381
332
338
381
382
337.2
015
Topics in bltck face type are gubdiTided. Superior flforee refer to the tables at the end of this iadei
RELATIV INDEX
947
Trade
marks copyright 655.62
law 347 . 7
patents 608
sales lib. book buying 025 . 223
schools 607
slave 326 . 1
winds meteorology 551 • 5^
Trades
hygiene 613.6
labor in special 331 . 818
mechanic 680
unions polit. econ. 331.88
useful arts 680
Trading companies 338.7
stamps 658
Traditions
ecclesiastic polity 262 . 7
folklore 398 • i
Traduction orig. of the soul 129.2
Traffic
conmierce 656
in intoxicating drinks 178.4
tragedies Eng. literature 822
Train
boats shipbilding 623 . 8234
Training
classes agric. educ. 630 . 775
domestic animals 636 . 088
laboring classes pol. ec. 331.86
library library schools 020.7
qualifications 023.532
of library executiv 023.42
offis law education 340 . 7
physical hygiene 613.7
outdoor sports 796
school hygiene 37 1 • 7
plants 631.546
schools for teachers. 370 . 7
teachers 371.12
' special topics, see subject
Trains railroad engin'g 625.2
Traitors
American revolution 973 .381
biografy 923-41
Trakehner horse 636 . 143
Tramps pauperism 339
Tramways
city transit 388
electric engineering 621.33
engineering 625.6
mining engineering 622.65
Trance hypnotism 134
Topics in blftck face t7pe aro lubdlvlded. Superior
Transactions gen. society 060
' special topics, see subject
Transcendentalism 141
Transcriptions
orchestral music 785.9
piano " 786.48
Transfer
boards, telefone 621 . 3874
systems, telefone 621.38563
Transferable
vote suffrage 324 . 224
Transformation
of coordinates, loci in space 5 16.34
plane loci 516.14
spheric astronomy 522 . 73
Transformations algebra 5 1 2 . 86
Transformer
panels elec. engin'g 621.31725
substations " " 621.31263
Transformers, auto el.eng. 621.3144
elec. eng. 621.3143
Transfusion of blood
physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 63
therapeutics 615.65
Transit
bildings astronomy 522.13
' circle astron. instrum. 522.34
finding longitude by 525 .48
time by 529*71
instrument 522 . 34
local sociology 388
motmting 522.27
out of meridian 5 2 2 . 44
Transits astronomy 523 . 9
of Mercury 523 . 91
Venus 523 . 92
Translating, art of 808
Translations Class with originals
principle of comp. phil. 418
Transliteration
comparativ philology 411
in cataloging 025.3
Transmigration of souls 129.4
Transmission
heredity evolution 575.1
hygiene 6x3 . 9
machinery of agric. 631.37
engin'g 621.8
of disease pub. helth 614.43
elec. power engin'g 621.3x9
physics 537.84
force physics 53 x. 8
gases « 533.1
flsuree refer to the tablet at the end of tliia index
948
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Transmission
heat physics
power mech. eng.
steam " "
Transmitted disease hyg.
Transmitters
telefone
wireless telefone
Transmutation
of energy physics
metals chemistry
species evolution
Transoms gun mounts
Transpiration
cutaneous physiology
of animals
plants
TMnspUmters
Transplanting
agriculture
organs physiology
teeth dentistry
Transport
agriculture
bildings architecture
butter
cheese
criminal law
in mines
military
resources
milk
of animals
fertilizers
the ded
animal hyg.
agric.
pub. helth
sociology
useful arts
Transporter
bridges engin'g
Transports shipbilding
Transposition of parts suig.
Transubstantiation
Transudations physiology
^Transvaal, Africa history
Trans versalis cervids anat.
Transversals mod. geom.
Transverse
mesocolon anatomy
system shipbilding
Transversospinales anat.
Trans versus thoracis anat.
^Transylvania history
Transylvanian sheep
536.2
62Z.8
62Z . Z85
613.93
621.3863
631.38461
531-6
540.1
S7S-a
623.4351
6x2.793
591.129
581.129
631.336
631.536
612.602
617.68
631.37
725.3
637 235
637.335
343-2
622.6
355-6
355.27
637.135
614.96
631.817
614.63
380
656
624.86
623.826
617.38
265.3
612.381
968.2
611. 7313
513-52
61 I . 383
623 . 84
611.73x6
6x1.7358
943 92
636.335
Trap economic geology
lithology
Trapassi, Pietro Ital. dram.
Trapezium anat. of bones
nervs
Trapezius muscle anat.
Trapezoid body "
bone •
Trapping business
Trappists monastic orders
Traps
agrictdture
domestic economy
in sewers sanitary eng.
steam pipe
zootechny
Trash, domestic sanitation
Traumatic fever surgery
Traumatism
^Travancore, India history
Travel dubs self educ.
cookery
hygiene
Travelers
' conversation books, Eng.
Uves
manuals for
protection of pub. helth
Traveling
art of
bridges engin'g
clubs self educ.
cranes engin'g
grates "
libraries lib. econ.
school
salesmen suffrage
Travels, general
scientific •
spedal, see subject
Traverse tables surveying
Trawlers boatbilding
Trays, book lib. econ.
Treadmills median, eng.
punishments
Treason Amer. revolution
law
Treasury
notes
U.S.
Treaties
international law
paper money
administration
553 57
552.28
852.57
611. 71775
611. 81776
611.73111
611. 81776
611 .71776
639.x
271.125
632.9
648.7
628.256
62 X. 1855
636.081111
628.44
617.26
616.982
954.8
374.21
64X.575
6x3.69
'428.2
923-9
910.2
6x4.86
9x0.2
624.86
374.25
62Z.874
621.18362
02Z.65
371.642
324.247
910
508.3
526. 9x
623 . 828
022.943
62X.46
343-2
973 381
343
332.5
353-2
341.2
in blftck face type are lubdlTided. Superior flsorea refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
949
Treatises
Am. and £ng. priv. law 347
on special topics see subject
Treating temperance ethics 178.3
Treatment of
captivs intem*llaw 341.3
war customs 399
disease 6x6
the ded cuatoms 393
pub. helth 614.6
Treaty
Bering sea U. S. hist. 973-86
Hawaiian " 973-86
of Paris Amer. revol. 973-317
Versailles Great war 940.314
U.S.warw.Spain973 . 891
Washington 3 4 1 - 3 73
peace American revol. 973.317
powers legislativ bodies 328 . 346
Santo Domingo 973-83
with Spain 1 795 U.S.hist. 973 . 43
1898 - 973-891
^Trebizond, Asia Turk, hist.9 56 . 5
Tredmills mech. engin'g 621.46
punishments 343-2
Tree
conveyors 63 1 . 3366
cranberry 634 . 745
products harvesting 631.5568
tomato 634.7761
Trees
botany 58a
forestry 634.9
fruit culture 634
in streets, sanitation 628.48
layering 631.5346
ornamental 715
road engineering 625 . 77
tools for 631.34
Trefining surgery 617.51
Trellises plant support 631.3453
training 631.5463
Tremandreas botany 583 . 142
Trematoda parasitic dis. 616. 963
Tremellinae botany 589.224
Tremors, muscular physi. 612.7464
^Trempealeau co. Wis. his t . 9 7 7 . 549
Trench layering 63 1 . 5342
Trenches, defense mil. eng. 623.34
Trenching mil. engin'g 623.24
Trent
afiEair U. S. civil war 973 . 751
council of relig. history 270.6
creed of Pius 4 238 . 2
Topics in black face type are tobdivided. Superior
Trenton, N. J.
battle Amer, revol. 973 •33^6
* history 974.966
Trepanning surgery 617.51
Trepassey, ship Am. revo. 973.357
Trephining stugery 617.51
Trestle bridges mil. eng. 623 . 653
Trestles
bridge engineering 624 . 24
Tresury
notes paper money 332 . 5
U. S. administration 353 . 2
Trial
borings foundations 721. 11
by ordeal law 340 . 3
civil 347-9
court martial 344
criminal 343 . i
ecclesiastic 262 . 9
jury 340 . 4
state 343 . 1
Trials
civil law 347-91
criminal " 343 . i
in library servis 023 . 57
military law 344
Triangle musical instrum. 789 . 3
Triangles
differences of trigonom. 514.8
plane geometry 5 1 3 - 1 4
trigonometry 5^4-5
practical chemistry 542 . 24
spheric geometry 5 1 3 • 41
trigonometry 5^4-7
Triangularis stemi anat. 61 1 . 7358
Triangulation
computation of geodesy 526.4
field work " 526.3
net theory of least sq. 526 . 53
Triassic age geology 551-76
Tribes form of state 321.2
Tribunes arch, accessories 729 . 92
Triceps brachii anatomy 611. 73724
surae * 611. 73854
Trichinae econ. zoology 591 . 69
parasitic dis. 6 1 6 . 965
Trichiniasis public helth 614.562
Trichoptera entomology 595 . 74
Trickery bus. ethics 174-7
Tricks, card amusements 793
sleight of hand 791
Tricuspid valvs anat. 6 11. 12646
Tricycling 796
flgores refer to the tablet at the end of this index
950
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
'Triest history
943.68
Trolley
travek
914.368
arms dec. traction
621.3347
Triewald, S. von Swed. poet. 839 .7138
lines « «
621.3322
Trifacial nervs anat.
61 I. 8315
systems deliv. of power
621.33152
Txifoliae forage crops
633.373
Trolleys elec. traction
621.3347
Trifoliate orange
634.321
TroUope, A. Eng. fiction
823.87
Trigeminus
Trombone wind instrum.
788.2
nerv anatomy
6x1.83x5
Trompes prac. chem.
542.77
nucleus *^
6xx.8x74
^Tromso, Norway hist.
948.4
physiology
612.8x95
Troops
Trigonometric leveling
526 . 38
U. S. history dvil war
973.74
Trigonometry
514
Mez. "
973.624
Trilobites paleontology
565.39
revolution
973.34
zoology
595 . 39
Span, war
973.894
Trimmer, hedge
631.3421
war of 1812 973 . 524
Trimming pruning
631.5423
Trophic, see Trofic
^Trinidad history
972.98
Tropic almond
634 . 555
Trinitarians mon. order
271.79
plants
581.9
^Trinity co. Cal. hist.
979.414
Tropics
Trinity doctrinal theology
231
agriculture
631.0913
Trios vocal music
784.83
dothing suitable to
646 . 092
Tripe-deaning air pollu.
614.742
cookery for
641 . 592
Triple expansion
hygiene
613. II
engins
621.11266
Trotter horse
636.12
stationary engins
621 . 1647
Trotting racing
798
Triplets obstetrics
618.25
Troubadours
849.1
Tripods
Troughs
field work geodesy
526.32
pneumatic chemistry
542.73
practical chemistry
542.24
voltaic cells engin'g
621.3521
^Tripoli, Africa history
961.2
Trotisers
646.43
Trips, school
371.393
Trout culture fishing
639.3
Triquetrum, os anat.
61 I. 71773
fishing sports
799
Trissino, G. G. Ital. drama
852.33
Trouvftres Fr. Uterature
841. 1
Tristegineae forage crops
633.281
Trowd, garden
631.3112
Tritons zoology
594-3
Troy andent history
939.21
Trituration prac. chem.
542 . 22
» N. Y.
974.741
Triumphs student life
371 89
Troya, Carlo Ital. essays
854.73
Trixuideae botany
584.71
Truancy school disdplin
371.52
Troas ancient history
939.21
Truces international law
341.3
Trochilidae ornithology
598.8
Truck farming
635
Trochlear
system labor
331.235
nervs anatomy
61 I. 8314
Trucks
physiology
612.8194
book library econ.
022.942
nuclei anatomy
611. 8155
electric motor cars
621.3347
Trochoid joint "
611.72965
farm transport
631.3735
Trofic nervs
railway engineering
625.21
of skin ph3rsiology
612.798
Truffles gardening
635.8
physiology
6x2.8x8
^Trumbull, J: Amer. poet.
811. 21
Trofs
Trumbull co. 0. history
977.138
pneumatic chemistry
542.73
ship Amer. revol
. 973 • 356
voltaic eels engin'g
621 .3521
Trumpet wind instrum.
788.1
Trojel, P. K. Dan. satire
839 . 8752
Trumpeters pigeons
636.59626
P. M. «
839.8751
Trunk making
685
railways dec. eng.
621.33132
Topics in bltck tece type «re sttbdivid^d. Superior flfoiei rvfor to tli« tablet at the ^d of tUf iad^z
J
RELATIV INDEX
951
Trunkfish zoology
597.5
Tubular boilers engin'g
621.18425
Tninking
bridges "
624.4
tdef one switchboards
621.38741
furnaces prac. ch
. 542.42
systems
621.38561
Tubuli recti anatomy
61 I. 631 I
Trunks telef one lines
621.38741
Tubulous boilers engin'g
621 . 18426
Trussed
"Tucker co. W. Va. hist.
975.483
arch bridge engin'g
624.7
Tuckerman, H: T. Am. lit.
. 814.33
bridges engin'g
624.3
Tudor architecture
724.4
Trusses
Tudors English history
942.05
bridge engineering
624.3
Irish «
941 . 55
surgery
617.92
Tufa economic geology
553 . 58
Trust companies banks
332 . 14
lithology
552 . 22
Trustees, library
023.3
Tuflf
552.22
room
022.611
^Tug vaUey, W. Va. hist
975.446
Trusts
Tugs shipbilding
623 . 8232
and trustees law
347-7
Tuition fees schools
371-22
corporations '
347.1
Tulaistle
633.5772
monopolies pol. econ.
338.8
^Tulare co. Cal. hist.
979.486
Truth ethics
177-3
Tullahoma, Tenn. campain 973 . 7342
Tryon in Conn. Am. revol
.973.3351
Tullin, K. B. Dan. poetry 839.8151
Trypanosomiasis diseases
616.9681
Tumbler pigeon
636.59615
Trypsin physiology
612.3424
Tumors diseases
6x6 . 992
Tryptic digestion physiol.
6x2 . 342
Tuna fruit ctdture
634.7751
Tuba wind instruments
788.48
Tune sacred music
783-6
auditiva anat.
611.856
Tung
Tube, per cent dairy
637.1275
anatomy
6x1.3x3
Tuber cineretmi anat.
61 I. 8143
diagnosis pathology
616.072
Tuberaceae botany
589.231
diseases of
616.31
Tubercle diseases
616.995
physiology
612.3123
Tuberculosis **
616.995
Tungstates mineralogy
549.74
public hdth
614.542
Tungsten
pulmonary diseases
616.246
filaments dec. lighting
621.32643
Tubers
metals chemistry
546.78
field crops
633.49
Tungusic language
494
garden "
635.2
Tunicata zoology
594.9
harvesting
631.5564
Tunics of eye
plant culture
631.5322
fibrous anatomy
6XX.84X
washers for
631.3626
physiology
6X2. 84X
Tubes
vascular anatomy
6XX.842
boiler engin'g
621 . 18453
physiology
6x2.842
domestic economy
643.6
Timing forks acoustics
534.3
Fallopian anatomy
611.656
piano
786.2
locomotiv boiler
621.1333
*Tunis history
961. 1
pneumatic communica.
654.8
travek
916. II
dom. econ.
643.6
Tunisian sheep
636.386
lib. econ.
022 . 946
Ttmneling
porcelain chemistry
542 . 232
machineryi hydraulic
621.269
spealdng communica.
654.8
mining engineering
622 . 26
dom. econ.
643.6
railroad **
625.13
lib. econ.
022 . 947
Tunnels aqueducts
628 . 14
strength of materials
620.11283
^Tuolumne co. Cal. hist.
979.445
sunken foundations
721.177
Tupelo, Miss, battle
973 . 7372
Tubing, glass prac. chem.
542.231
Turanian languages
494
rubber «
542.26
literatures
894
Topics in black face type aro tabdiyided. Superior flcoros refer to tlie tables mt tiie end of tliis index
952
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Tiirbin wheel hydraulic
621.24
Turntables railway eng.
625.16
steam
6a z . 165
Tumwrest plow
631.3124
Turbinate bones anat.
611. 21
Turpentine chem. tech.
665.3
Turbits pigeons
636.59623
collectors
631.3568
Turck's fasciculus anat.
611.8252
Turret mounts ordnance
633.4334
Turell Catalan miscel.
849 . 9822
Turtles
Turf
fishery
639.3
burning agriculture
631.831
paleontology
568.13
spade
631.3111
zoology
598.13
*Turin history
945 I
Tuscan swine
636 45
travels
914.51
^Tuscany, Italy history
945. 5
^Turkestan history
958.4
travels
914.5s
» East «
951.6
^Tuscarawas co. 0. history
977.166
Turkey poultry
636.592
Tuscarora indians
970.3
Turkey in
^Tuscola CO. Mich, history
977.445
^ Asia history
956
Tutor home education
373.1
Europe
Twain, Mark Am. humor
817.44
administration
354 496
Tweed dale sheep
636.3252
botany
581 9496
Twelfth nerv auatomy
61 I. 83 193
finance
336.496
physiology
r 612.81993
geology
554 96
TwiUght
525.7
^ history
949 6
Twins, etc. obstetrics
618.95
maps
912.496
Two
schools
379.496
book system Hb. econ.
034. 61Z
statistics
314 96
furrow plow
631 .3122
travel
914 96
^ Mountains co. Que. hist
.971.425
treaties
34 z. 2496
phase elec. machinery
631.31332a
Turkejmeck fowls
636 . 5882
trac. systems
62i.33i43«
Turkish
transmis. "
62Z.3Z9Z32
architecture
723.3
wire dec. ** **
62Z. 3x913a
baths architecture
725.73
telefone systems
69X. 38536
customs
391.6
Tyler, J : presidency of
973.58
hygiene
613.46
R. Amer. drama
8l3.3I
harems customs
392.6
*Tyler co. W. Va. history
975.419
horses
636.11
Tympani, membrana
language
494
anatomy
61X.855
literature
894
ear diseases
617.85
power Greek history
949.505
physiology
612.855
Turko-Russian war
Tympanum
Russian hist
. 947.08
anatomy
6ZZ.854
Turn halls architecture
735.85
ear diseases
6Z7.84
Tumerace® botany
583.45s
physiology
6Z2.854
Turning
Type
bridges engineering
624 . 83
and type setting printing 655.2
lathes
621.94
for books publishing
655.53
moldboard plow
631 3124
founders' occupat. hyg.
613.63
Turnip
founding
655.21
field crops
633 42
writers communication 65 a
garden *^
635 "
lib. admin.
035.153
rooted cabbage
635.126
servis
033.763
celery
635.128
Types
chervil
635.136
alternating current mach.
62Z. 31332
Turnouts railway engin'g
625.16
boat naval architectiu^e
623.82
Turnpikes road engin'g
625.7
boilers engineering
62Z . Z842
Topics in black face type are snbdividod. Superior fli^ures refer to the tablet at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
953
Types
direct current machinery
farm
furnaces steam mach'y
locomotivs " "
molecules chem.
ship naval architecture
special, education of
steam engins
portable
stationary mechanism
use
traction -
turbins
Typhacese botany
Typhoid fever pathology
pub. helth
pathology
pub. helth
biografy
Typhus fever
Typografers
Typografy
Typology Bible
Tyre ancient history
Tyrian architecture
*Tyrol history
travel
^Tyrone, Ireland history
Tyiotoxicon animal pois.
Tyrtaeus Greek lyr, poetry
621.3132a
631.14
621.1832
6ai . Z32
541.5
623.82
371 97
621. ZZ2
621.152
621 . 164
621.162
621.144
62 z . Z652
584.63
616.927
614.5"
616.922
614.526
926.5
655
220.6
939-44
722.3
943 . 64
914.364
941.64
615.94
884.1
Uberti, F. degli ItaLpoetry
Udall. N : English drama
^Uganda, Africa hist.
Uhlan d, J ; L ; Ger. poetry
'Ukraine, Russia history
Ulcers surgery
Ulna anatomy
Ulnar artery "
Ulrich von Lichtenstein
German poetry
'Ulster CO. Ireland history
» N. Y.
Ultramontanism Cath. ch.
eccles. pol.
Umbellales botany
Umbelliferse "
Umbilic
artery anatomy
cord obstetrics
mesenteric artery anat.
vein "
Umbrella stands dom.econ.
Hb. -
Umbria ancient history
* modem "
'Umlaut Eng. orthog.
Unciform bone anatomy
Unconsciousness metaphys.
Unction, extreme theology
Underground
contact elec. traction
railway slavery
U. S. civ. war
stations arch.
roads engineering
mining engin'g
water phys. geog.
wiring elec. lines
Underbill sheep
Undershot wheels engin'g
Understanding .psychology
Understudies lib. econ.
Underwear dom. •
Underwriters
rules elec. lighting
Undulation
djmamics
sound
Undulatory theory of light
Unfair apportionment
*Ungava, Can. history
Ungulata mammals
Unicameral legislature
Unicorns folklore
851.17
822.22
967.6.
831.73
947.7
617.24
611. 7176
611. 13435
831.28
941.6
974.734
282
262.13
583.48
583.481
611. 13771
618.38
611. 1364
61 1. 1498
,645.61
022.922
937.4
945.6
421.2
611. 71778
.127
265.7
621.3325
326.973
973.7115
725.319
625.4
622.62
551.49
62Z.3Z923
636.3231
621.23
153
023.702
646.42
621.3281
531.33
534.1
535.1
328 . 3345
971.28
599.7
328.391
398.4
Toptei ia Uack face type it inbdiTided. Soperior Ugam ttitt to the taUeg at the ead of this index
954
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Unification of Italy
945 09
United States of America
Uniform laws legislation
328 . 22
boundaries
973
Uniformity
Christian commission
267.11
act of Eng. relig. hist.
274.2
1 U. S. hist. 973.7781
Uniforms
coast survey
526
domestic
647
colleges
378.73
library
023.9s
constitutional law
342.73
military equipment
355.81
daughters 1776-18 12 soc.
369.142
esthetics
355.14
education
370.973
Uninsulated conductors, elec.62 1 . 3 1932
finance
336 . 73
Union
fine arts
709.73
act Can. history
971.039
geology
557.3
Canadian history
971.04
government admin.
353
* CO. 111. history
977 . 3995
hereditary societies
369.1
> Ind.
977 . 262
* history
973
1 la.
977 . 785
laws
345
* N. J. «
974.936
* literature
810
> 0.
977.153
maps
912.73
1 Pa.
974 . 848
national bank U. S. hist.
973.41
prisoners of war ass*n
369.155
patriotic societies
369.1
railroad stations arch.
725-313
religious history
277.3
soveren states
321.022
sanitary com. charity
361
veterans union
369.154
U. S. hist.
973.7771
zootechny
636.082453
schools, public
379.73
Unionids zoology
594.1
ship U. S. war of 181 2
973 . 525
Unionists in South
socialism
335.973
U. S. civil war 973.717
statistics
317.3
Unions
statutes
345
English local gov't
352.0424
travels in
9x7.3
trade polit. economy
331.88
treaties
341 • 273
Unique books rarities
094
war of 1812, military soc.
369.143
Unisexuales botany
583.95
society
369.141
Unit of work mechanics
531.41
zoology
59X.973
Unitarian church
288
United States of Colombia
Unitarians biografy
922 . 81
* history
986
United
Units electric
537.7
Americans polit. soc.
363
phjrsical
530.8
brethren sects
284.6
Unity
colonies N. Eng. U .S. hist
. 973 ■ 23
metaphysics
III
confederate veterans
369.174
of God doctrin
231
Empire loyalists Cambist
.971.024
human race
572.1
1 Kingdom history
M2
knowledge
121
1 Netherlands '
949 2
language
401
Presbyterian church sects 285 . 4
nature
501
1 Provinces history
949 2
territory pol. sd.
320.124
servis, military and naval
355
Univalvs moUusks
594.3
sons of confed. veterans
369.173
Universal
United States of America
gravitation, law of mech.
531.51
administration
353
history
909
antiquities
913 73
joints mech. eng.
621.825
architecture
720.973
language
408.9
bank political econ.
332.11
military servis
355 . 22
U. S. history
973 . 56
suffrage
324.211
botany
581.973
Universala univ. lang.
408.9
Topics in Mack face type are lobdiTided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the tad of this index
kfiLAf iv iNDfiX
9SS
Universalism sects
Universalists biografy
Universals metaphysics
Universe astronomy
Universities
architecture
state and national
University
dubs, general
courts disdplin
education
extension
libraries education
lib. econ.
of the State of New York
people's, library as the
Universology cosmology
Unofficial
ballot pol. sci.
legislativ lists
Unregenerate doct. theol.
Unstratified ores econ.geol.
Upholstering
mechanic trades
Upholstery dom. econ.
Upland Leicester sheep
sheep, German
Upper
* Austria history
travels
* Bavaria history
travels
^ Canada history
travels
chamber legis. bodies
* Egypt history
travels
eztreoQLities anatomy
bones **
deep veins "
joints
Ijmif glands "
Ijmifatics "
muscles "
superfic. veins "
* Franconia history
travels
* Guinea history
travels
house legislativ bodies
^ Palatinate history
travels
Silurian group geology
Syria ancient history
289.1
922 . 81
"3
533 I
378
727.3
379.16
378.068
378.113
378.01
378.13
371.647
027.7
379 . 747
021.2
113
324.351
328 . 339
233.2
553 . 15
684
645 -4
636.3213
636.333
943 .<^a
914.362
943.36
914.336
971 3
917 13
328.31
962.3
916.23
611.97
611. 717
611.14541
611.727
611.467
611. 4217
611.737
611. 14546
943.31
9M.331
966.5
916.65
328.31
943-34
914.334
551.733
939.41
Upperdown sheep
Uprisings
political
*Upshur CO. W. Va. hist.
Uptakes steam engin*g
Urachus anatomy
Ural-Altaic languages
literatures
Uranium chemistry
Uranografy astronomy
Uranus planets
Urates physiology
Urban
roads engineering
Urchins, sea
fishery
zoology
Urea
glandular system physiol
physiology of liver
nutrition
physiology
botany
physiology
anatomy
physiology
anatomy
female "
male **
diseases of
Urf^, Honor^ d* Fr. fiction
Uric acid •
physiology of kidneys
nutrition
Ujin
chemic analysis
physiology
study of disease
Urinals
air pollution
Ureameters
Uredines
Uremia
Ureters
Urethra
public
Urinary
organs
sanitation
secretion
anatomy
diseases
physiol. zool.
^Uriya language
Urobilin physiology
Urochrome "
Urodela batrachia
Urogenital sinus anat.
Ursulines sisterhoods
Urticaceae botany
Urticaria diseases
* Uruguay history
636.3231
323 .2
975.462
621.18382
611 .622
494
894
546.791
523
533.47
612.461267
625.712
639.6
593.95
.6x2.4612
612.3531
612.398193
612.46121
589.225
612.466231
611.617
612.4671
611 .623
611 .674
6ZZ.623
616.64
843.41
6x2.46x25
612.398193
543-9
6x2.46
616.076
614.764
628.45
6x1.6
616.63
591.149
491 45
612.46127
612.46127
597-9
611 .629
271.974
583.962
616.51
989
Topict in black face type are lubdlvided. Superior flxtires refer to the tables at the end of this index
966
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Usages, social etiquet 395
Use of
library, free lib. econ. 024.28
' words Eng. philology 428.3
600
926
plants
Ushers
Ustilagineas
Usury
Useful arts
biograf y of
Usefulness of
animals econ. zoology
epon. botany
library servis
botany
banking
law
Utah, U. S.
acquisition Mex. war
admission U. S. hist.
* history
mil, hist. U. S. civ. war
Spanish war
Utensils
kitchen
special for cooking
Uterin artery anatomy
circulation physiol.
ligaments anat
Uterins therapeutics
Utero-ovarian nervs anat.
Uterus
anatomy
diseases of women
inversion in labor
anatomy
masculinus
physiology
^Utica, N. Y. history
Utilitarianism ethics
UtiHties, pubUc
Utility of philosofy
' special subjects see subject
Utilization
of animals zootechny 636
Utopias polit. science 321
Utrecht, Peace of Eur.hist. 940
59X
581
023
589
332
347
973
973
979
973
973
643
64Z
611
612
6zz
615
611
61Z
618
618
.611
6za
974
171
380
lOI
.6z
.61
.78
.227
.8
•7
.621
.87
.2
•7493
. 89492
.35
.58
•13773
.6271
.667
.766
•8393
.66
.14
•57
.6231
.627
.763
•5
Utricle
Uveal tract
Uvula
anatomy 611
physiology 61^
anatomy 61 z
physiology 6z2
anatomy 611
.088
.07
.22
.8525
.8582
.842
•315
lib. economy
universities
Vacancies
legislativ bodies
Vacation
closing
loans
schools
terms
Vacations
hygiene
laboring classes
library economy
staff
school education
teachers "
Vaccinal S3rphilis cont. dis. 614.4733
Vaccination cont. diseases 6Z4.473
Vacciniacese botany 583.61
Vaccinization pontag. dis. 6x4.4735
Vacuum
cleaners dom. economy 648.5a
mech. engin'g 621.55
lamps elec. lightiiig 62Z.3273
machines refrigeration 621.575
pump chem. apparatus 542.77
328.3357
024.44
024.6x2
374.8
378.14
613.76
331.816
024.44
023.66
371.23
371.167
regulators " "
Vaga sheep
Vagabonds pauperism
Vagina
admin, of med. by
anatomy
diseases of women
Vaginal artery anatomy
nervs •
Vagrancy pauperism
Vagus
nerv anatomy
hart
lar3mx
physiology
respiration
stomach
nuclei anatomy
nucleus and respiration
Valais sheep, Swiss
goat •
Valbergieae forage crops
542.77
636.3317
339
615.66
61X.67X
6x8.15
611. 13773
61 X. 839
339
6ZZ.83Z91
6ia.z78x
6x2.7822
6z2.8z99x
612.287
6x2.3272
6zz.8z87
612.28a
636.338
636.5936
633.377
Vald^s, J. M. Span, poetry 86x . 46
^Valencia
history
travels
chemistry
therapeutics
botany
Vallenberg, J. Swed. fiction 839 . 7342
Valley Forge Amer.revol. 973.3341
Valencies
Valerian
Valerianeae
946.7
9x4.67
541.39
6x5.789
583.531
Topi£f ia blftck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to tlie tables at the end of tills isdex
RELATIV INDEX
957
Valleys phys. geografy
Valois, house of Fr. history
Valsalva, sinuses o anat.
Valuation
farm economics
tax assessment
Value
commercial, of food zoot.
economic, of fertilizers
nutritiv, of food zoot.
of moneys, comparativ
old books lib. econ.
political economy
standards of money
thermodynamic, of
albuminoses physiol.
albumins "
carbohydrates "
fats
food
peptones '
Values
average probabilities
educational curriculum
food donu economy
Valv
bugle musical instru.
gearing mech. eng.
motions " "
Valvs
blowout steam engin'g
hydraulics
of hart anatomy
physiology
safety steam engin'g
sewer appurtenances
steam locomotiv
pipe
turbin design
Valvulae conniventes anat.
Valylene organ, chem.
Vampire folklore
zoology
*Van history
Vanadates mineralogy
Vanadium group chem.
Vanbrugh Eng. drama
Van Buren, M. presidency
*Van Buren co. la. hist.
» Mich. -
^Vancouver iland "
Vandals
^Vanderburg co. Ind. ■
^Van Dieman's Land "
551.43
W4.025
611 .1265
631. I 12
336 . 29
636.0854
631.815
636 . 0852
33a-4S
025.223
330 I
333.43
612.398172
612.3985
612.3965
612.3975
612.3925
612.398172
519-6
375
64Z.Z
788.47
621.84
621.84
621.18479
533.55
6ZZ.Z263
612.1713
621.18473
628.257
62Z . 1342
621.1854
621.16535
611. 3414
547.34
398 -4
599-4
956.6
549.73
546.85
822.47
973-57
977.798
977413
971. 1
943.01
977333
994.6
*Van Wert CO. O. hist. 977.141
Vanes steam turbin design 621.16532
theory 621.165x2
Vanilla field crops 633 . 82 1
Vapor
baths therapeutics 615.853
engins, binary mech.eng.62 1 . 44
exhalation physiology 6x2.25
lamps elec. lighting 62 z. 327
Vaporization
heat 536.44
practical chemistry 543.48
Vapors
inhalation of hygiene 613.62
meteorology 551.57
properties of 533 . z
*Var, France history 944 . 93
Varangian kingdom hist. 947.02
Varchi, B. Ital. essays
Variable
stars astronomy
temperature hygiene
Variables
complex
Variation
evolution
in onitnalp
algebra
calculus
854.38
533.84
6x3.64
512.82
5x7.8
575-3
59Z . Z5
636.08211
phys. zool.
zootechny
negati V physiol. of cells 6 1 2 . o z 4413 s
nervs 612.8132
of compass 522.76
elements of orbit 53 1 . 34
Variations
calculus of 5x7.4
of animal heat physioL 6z2 . 5$
longitude and latitude 521.28
right ascen. and dedin. 521.27
piano music 786 . 48
Varicosities, nerv histology 6 1 1 . o 1 883
Varieties of cheese 637 . 35
Variety
in feeding zootechny 636 . 08445
vs monotony lib. work 023.701
Variolation contag. dis. 614.472
Varioloid diseases 616.912
Varnishes chem. technol. 667 . 7
Varnishing painting 698 . 3
Vamishmaking air poUu. 614.736
Varying speed motors 62Z. 3x3248
Vas aberrans anatomy 61 1 . 1354
deferens "
Vasa aberrantia "
brevia artery "
611.634
611.633
6x1. 13642
Topics in Uack face type m tabdl?id«d. Superior fltoree refer to tke tables at the end of this index
958
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Vasa efferentia anat. 6 1 1 . 63 1 1
recta " 611. 631 i
Vascular system anatomy 6xx.z
diseases 616. z
physiology 612 . z
Vases domestic economy 645 . 5
pottery 738
Vasoconstrictors physiol. 612.183
Vasodilators " 613.184
Vasomotors
cerebral physiology 612.8243
influence on temperature 612.531
physiology 6ia . z8
Vasquez de Coronado
discovery of America 973 . 16
Vassal states pol. sci. 321.028
Vassalage 3^1 -3
Vassar college 37^.8
Vastus muscles anatomy 611.73822
Vater, process of " 611.367
Vatican council, 1870 262.13
Vaticination prediction 133-3
Vats voltaic cells 621.3521
Vattemare exchange syst. 021.852
^Vaucluse, Prance history 944 . 92
Vaudois Christian sects 284.4
persecution 372.3
*Vaudreuil co. Que. hist. 971 .426
Vaulting athletics 613.72
Vaults
air pollution 614.764
architectural construe. 7^ ^ . 43
design 729-34
carvd arch, df^coration 729.58
disinfection contag. dis. 614.48
painted arch, decor. 729.48
receiving architec. 726.8
suffocation in prot. of lif e6 14.82
Vector, equation of radius 521.38
Vedas Sanskrit literature 891.2
Vedel, A. S. Dan. misc. 839 . 883
Vega, G. de la Span. poet. 861 .31
Carpio, L. P. de 862 . 3 1
Vegetable
anatomy comparativ 581 . 4
descripdv 581 . 7
chemistry 547
diet hygiene 613.26
drugs mat. med. 6x5.32-3
dye plants agric. 633.86
farms 631.142
fats chem. tech. 665 . 3
food dom. econ. 641.3
hygiene 613 . 26
Vegetable
food physioL 612.3927
forms decora, in relief 729.51
painted decora. 729.41
gardening 635
irritants poisons 615.93
manures agric. 63Z-87
markets dom. econ. 641.4
marrow 635.623
materials engin'g 620.197
milks 637.181
nitrogen fertilizers 631.847
oils chera. tech. 665.3
oyster 635.16
parasites diseases 616.969
physiology 581 . i
poisons toxicology 615.9
sponge 635.627
substances, analysis of 543-8
trades air pollution 6 14 . 73
world botany 580
Vegetables
and animals physiol. 612.0135
cand, inspec. of, pub. helth 614-318
field crops 633.4
fresh, inspec. of pub.helth614.316
garden crops 635
preservation chem. tech. 664 . 8
Vegetarianism hygiene 613.26
physiol. 612.39271
Vegetation botany 580
Vehicles
carbilding 699
carriage making 684
farm transport 631 -373
motor 629 . 2
Vehmgericht criminal law 343-43
Vein, fluid hydraulics 533.52
Veins admin, of med. by 615.65
air in physioL 612.1341
anatomy 61Z.Z4
diseases 616.14
geology 551-88
mineral econ. geol. 553 - 19
pressure in physiol. 612 . 144
Veldeke, H . van Dut. poet. 839 . 3 z 1 2
VddJakers cattle 636.2354
Vellum books rarities 096
Velocipedes 629.2
Velocity
in sewers sanit. eng. 628.219
of light optics 53 5 • *
liquids hydraulics 539-57
Topics in black teoe type are aabdiTldad. Superior flforei refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
959
Velocity
of sotind acoustics
tide wave tides
turbins engineering
Velum
interpositum anat.
medullare, posterior
superior
Velvet bean forage crops
Vena cava, inferior anat.
superior "
^Venango co. Pa. history
^Vend^e, France "
war in Fr. "
Vendors law
Veneer manufacture
Veneer grafting
Veneering arch, decor.
cabinet work
Venereal diseases
Venery, excessiv, effects of
Venesection therapeutics
Venetia ancient history
* modem *
Venezuela
boimdary U. S. history
* history
travel
* Venice history
travels
Venom poisoning physiol.
Venoms comp. phydol.
Venous
blood physiology
circulation "
duct of Arantius
pulse physiology
thrombosis, puerperal
Vent ordnance
Ventilating science
Ventilation
bilding
library economy
mining engineering
of house dom. econ.
kitchen " "
school bildings
pulmonary physiol.
sanitary engineering
sewers "
shipbilding
Ventilators sewer appurte.
534.2
525-65
631 .16532
611.8193
611.81711
611. 8163
633 363
61 I. 146
61 z. 145
974.89.6
944-61
944.042
347-7
674
631.54135
729.6
684
616.95
616.984
615. 811
937-3
945-3
973-87
987
918.7
945-3
914.53
613.3145
612.3x4
612. 114
612.134
611. 1497
613.1343
618.77
623.4243
536.84
697.9
033 .89
622.4
644.5
643-3*
371.638
613.3163
638.8
628 . 23
623 . 85
638.356
Ventricle
of brain, 3d anatomy
4th
5th
Ventricles
of brain, lateral anat.
hart «
lar3mx •
Ventricular coronary vein
Ventriloquism amusem'ts
physiol.
^Ventura co. Cal. hist.
Venus planets
transits astron.
Vera Cruz, Mexico
battle Mex. history
U.S. -
^ history
Veranda furniture
Veratrum group therapeu.
Verbal
' forms Eng. etymol.
* S5mtax
' inflection morphol.
Verbatim reporting
Verbenacese botany
*Verch6res co. Que. history
Verga, Giovanni Ital. fie.
Verification
of legislativ powers
Vermes articulates
Vermiform appendix anat.
physiol.
surgery
Vermifuges therapeutics
^Vermilion co. 111. history
* Ind.
Vermont, U. S.
admission U. S. history
^ history
For military history, see subdi-
visions of Speciiu campains
and Military history under
973.3, 973-Sa. 973.7 and 973.89
* Vernon co. Mo. history 977.844
* Wis. « 977-573
* Verona, Italy " 945-3
travels 914.53
Verplanck, G. C. Am. sat. 817.25
Verrazano discov. of Am. 973 . 18
Versailles description 9 1 4 . 43 6
^ history 944-36
•Verse, science of 416
textbooks for writ'g 426 . 8
'Versification Eng. prosody 436.3
611. 8148
61X.8185
611. 8139
611. 8138
6ZZ.X34
61Z.334
61 I. 1493
791
613.7895
979.492
523-42
523.92
972.05
973-6337
972.6
645.8
615.716
433.8
435.8
425.18
653.046
583-88
971.436
853.84
328 . 36
595.1
611 .345a
613.363
617-55
615-733
977-365
977.346
973-41
974 3
Topic! in black face type are subdivided. Superior flsa^es refer to the tables at the end of this index
96o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Version obstetric opera. 618.82
Vertebrae anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 1
Vertebral
artery anatomy 6 11. 1349
articulations " 6x1.721
colum " 61X.71Z
Vertebrates paleontology 566
zoology 596
Vertical
impulse wheels 621.233
marine engins 621 . 1224
prime astronomy 522.47
steam engins 62 1 . 1 1 244
Vertigo
diseases 616.841
physiology 612. 8863
Verumontanum anat. 6x1.6231
Vesical
apparatus, innervation 612.4673
artery, inferior anat. 611. 13772
superior " 611.13771
ncrvs " 61 z. 839
Vesicants therapeutics 615.774
Vesicles, seminal anat. 611.636
Vesicular affections of skin 616.52
Vespers
Anglican ritual 264.034
music 783 . 2
* Vespucci discov. of Amer. 973 . 16
Vessel, J. H. Dan. poetry 839.8153
Vessels shipbilding 623.8
Vestibular
ganglion anatomy 611. 89185
nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . 83 1 85
nucleus " 6 11. 81 78
Vestments ecclesiology 247.7
Vesuvius volcanoes 5 5 1 • 2 z
Vetches forage crops 633 . 35
Veteran relief union, woman's3 69 . Z62
Veterans societies
association, confederate 3 6 9 . z 7 2
Great war 369.186
national ass'n of naval 369 . x 57
of Mexican war 369 . Z46
regular army and navy 369. z 12
Spanish war 3 69 . z 8 z
union. Union 369. z 54
U.S.army, soc. of sons of 369 . Z65
Veterinary
medicin 619
zootechny 636 . 089
saziitation pub. helth 614.9
Vetiver perfume plants 633 .815
Toincs in black face type are rabdivided. Superior
Veto
overridizig legis. proced. 328.375
pocket " * 328.375
power of president U. S. 353 . 03
Vetticost salad plants 635.57
Viaducts bridges 624
Viaticum sacrament 365.7
Viau, T. de French satire 847. 4 z
Vibratil cilia physiol. 6 z 2 . 7 2
Vibration
acoustics 534-5
dyxiamics 53X-3>
Viburnum uterins 6 z 5 . 7 66
Vice
admiziistration 352 . 76
crime 343
education 379.2Z
Vicente, Gil Span, drazna 862.22
Vices ethics 270
Videae forage crops 633.378
Vicksburg
naval hist. U.S.dv.war 973 . 753
siege - 973 . 7344
Vicq-d' Azyr, bundle of 6zz.8z4a
Victor Emmanuel 2 Ital. hist. 945 . 08
3 " " 945.09
Victoria, Queen £ng. " 942. 08 z
Scot. " 94Z.08
* Victoria, Australia * 994 . 5
> CO. N. B. « 971 . 553
» N. S. " 971 693
» Ont. " 971.364
Victorian Gothic architec. 724.4
Victrola mech. instrum'ts 789 . 8
Vienzia
congress of Europ. hist. 940.27
interna, law 34Z . z
* history 943 •6z
travels 9Z4.361
^Vienne, Prance history 944.63
Vieussen's valv aziat. 6 z z . 8 z 63
Vignettes engravings 760
Vigny, A. V. Fr. drazzia 842,75
poetry 84Z . 76
*Vigo CO. Ind. history 977*345
Vikanera language 49 1 • 43
Vikings history 948 . o z
*Vilas CO. Wis. history 977.523
Village
cozzununities 3 2 z . 2
homes architecture 728.6
newspapers 070.236
Villains feudalism 3^^*$
social classes 333*34
flgurea refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
961
Villari, P. lUl. essays 854 . 84
Villas architecture 7 3 8 . 84
Villemain, A. F. Fr. essays 844 . 72
Villenage feudalism 321.3
social classes 323 . 34
Villi, lacteal anat. 611.4265
Villon, Francois Fr. poetry84i .25
Vincennes, Ind. Am. revol. 973 .3348
Vincent de Paul, sisterhood 271.91
Vinci, Leonardo da Ital. lit. 854 .25
Vinciguerra, A. Ital. satire 857.23
Vindelicia anc. history 939-83
Vindications
American revolution 973 • 3^
U. S. dvil war 973 • 78
war of 1812 973-528
Vine culture agriculture 634.8
Vinegar making
air pollution 614.733
chemic technology 664 . 5
Vines botany 581.5
layering horticulture 631.5347
Vinyard plow 63 1 . 3 1 27
Vinyards 634 , 8
* Vinton co. O. history 9 7 7 • 1 83 7
Viola stringd instruments 787 . 2
Violarieae botany 583.135
Violets horticulture 716.2
perfume plants 633 .811
Violins stringd instrum. 787.1
Violoncello " " 787-3
Virgil Latin epic poetry 873 . i
^Virgin ilands history 972 . 97
travels 9 17. 297
Virgin Mary biograf y 225.92
catholic doc. 230 . 2
Virginia, U. S.
British in Amer. revol. 973.3374
* history 975-5
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
and Military history under
973.3. 973. Sa. 97362,973.7
and 973.89
secession U. S. history 973.713
Virginia strawberry 634 . 754
^Virginia, West history 975.4
travels 9x7.54
For military history, see sub-
divisions of Special campiaina
and Military history under
973.7 and 973-89
Virginity relig. asceticism 248
Virginius incident U.S.hist. 973 . 82
Virtues 170
Viscosity of blood physiol. 612.1x814
Visibility of stars astron. 523 . 82
Visible speech phonology 414
Topics in black face type are sabdivided. Superior
Visigoths German history 943.01
Vision
disorders blind asylums 362.4
diseases of eye 617.75
mental faculty 1 5 2 . i
optics 535.7
organs of anatomy 6x1.84
physiology 612.84
Visions and dreams 135
Visitation
and search intemat . law 341.3
pastoral 253
Visitations £ng. heraldry 929 . 726
Visits, school educ. methods37i .393
Visscher, M. T. Dut. poet. 839.3133
Visual
acuteness physiol. 612.84363
angle optics 535-7
impressions, persistence 6 1 a . 843 5
instruction education 371.335
sensibility physiology 6x2.84363
Vital
capacity respiration 612.24
fenomena biology 577
force biology 577-6
fimctions animals 591 . z
man 6x2
statistics population 3x2
pub. helth 6x4 . z
Vitalis Swedish satire 839.7762
Vitalism biology 577-6
physiol. 612.0134
Vitality zoology 591.139
Vitellin sac embryology 611.01381
Vitreous
humor anatomy 611.8447
eye diseases 617.74
physiology 6 1 2 . 84 4 7
Vitrified
brick pavements road eng. 625 . 87
Viva voce
vote legislativ proced. 328 . 375
Vivipara generation 591.168
Vivisection
animal anatomy 591 . 7
ethics 179-4
laws public helth 614.23
physiology 612.077
Vocal
cords anat. 611.225
false anat. 6x1.223
culture elocution 808 . 5
music 784 . 9
hygiene, etc. 784 . 9
figures xefer to the tables at tb# end of tbla index
9^2
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Vocal
music
organs
784
acoustics 534-7
comp. physioL 612. 786
diseases of 616 . 2
human anatomy 6z x . a
innervation
612.819923
physiology
612.78
Vocalists' lives singers
927.8
Vocation, choice of
374- 1
Vocational education
37x43
Vochysiaces botany
583 ■ 145
Voice
elocution
808.5
physiology
612.78
' signs Eng. etymol.
423.8
singing
784.9
Volap<ik universal lang.
408.91
Volcanic
ashes lithology
552-23
rocks
553.2
tufa
552.22
Volcanoes physical geol.
551-21
Volition, see Will
Volkslied vocal music
784.4
* Vologda, Russia history
947.2
Voltage meters elec. eng.
621.3743
Voltaic
cells engineering
621.35
electricity physics
537 5
Voltaire, F. M. A. de
French drama
842.56
fiction
843 - 54
Voltmeters elec. eng.
621.3743
Volume
chemic apparatus
542.3s
of muscle physioL
612.7412
organs
Volumetric
analysis
geometry
Voluntary
Volunteers
612. 189
chemistry
545 5
5x3 3
786.87
355.22
369.153
Vortex rings molec. phys.
Vos, Jan Dutch drama
'Vosges, France history
Vosmaer, Jacob Dutch fie.
Voss, J ; H ; Gcr. poetry
Vote
announcements suffrage
class "
legislativ procedure
majority legis. bod.
plural suffrage
plurality l^gis. election
result elections
Voters qualifications
Voting
compulsory suffrage
in person l^;is. proced.
machines pol. sci.
place suffrage
suffrage
Vowel production physiol.
'Vowels Eng. language
Vows asceticism
Voyages
Antarctic
Arctic
round the world
scientific
travels
'Vulgarisms Eng. lang.
Vulgate Bible
Vulva anatomy
diseases of women
Vulvo-vaginal glands
539-1
839.3234
944.39
839-3352
831.65
324 . 261
324.214
328.375
328.3355
324.213
328.3355
324.26
324.1
324.215
328.375
324 258
324.246
324
612.7894
421.2
248
919.9
919.8
910.4
508.3
910.4
428.3
220.47
611.673
618.16
611.677
music
army
soc. of loyal
U. S. civ. war 973.7412
Vomer anatomy 611.7159
Vomiting diseases 616.33
physiology 612.3277
Vomitories physiology 612.3278
therapeutics 615.731
Vondel, J. van der Dut. lit. 839 . 3 1 3 2
Voodooism 133 -4
Voorhees silver act U.S.hist.973 . 87
Vorm, Jacob Dan. poetry 839.8138
Topics in bkck face type ere subdivided. Superior Ssures refer to tlie tables tt the end of tbis iadex
RELATIV INDEX
963
u
u
'Wabash co. 111. history
» Ind.
Wace, Robert Fr. poetry
Wadmar, J. A. Swed. sat.
Wadskjaer, K. F. Dan. poet.
Wage
fund polit. econ.
living
minimum
scales ** "
Wagenaar, Jan Dut. misc.
Wager of battle legal antiq
Wagers ethics
Wages
attachment of
bases of polit. econ.
domestic economy
farm economics
for state labor
in special countriea
trades
labor and polit. econ.
loans on pol. econ.
stock farming
work at reduced
Wagner, Battery, S. C.
U. S. civil war
Wagnerian music
Wagons
farm transport
manufacture
milk dairy
Wain, threshing
Waiting room lib. bldgs
Waitresses dom. econ.
Wake funeral customs
Wakefulness hygiene
*Waldeck, Germany hist.
Waldenses persecutions
sects
Waldflute wind instrum.
Waldis B. Ger. poetry
*Waldo CO. Me. history
^Wales history
^ language
travel
Walker's filibuster exped.
Nicaragua history
U. S. history
Walking
animal locomotion
cultivators
matches amusements
pedestrianism
977.378
977.283
841.13
839.7761
839.8146
331-212
331.214
331.215
331.22
839 384
.340.3
175.9
347-7
331.23
647 -7
631 . 173
331-262
331.29
331.28
331
332.315
636.08173
331.5
973.7351
783.3
631.3735
684
637.135
631. 361 I
023.68a
647-25
393.9
613.86
943-57
373.3
384.4
788.5
831.42
974.15
942.9
491.66
914.29
972.85
973.66
591.47
631.3162
796
613.73
Walking
plow
school hygiene
Walks landscape gard'ng
WaU
coverings dom. econ.
decoration school bldgs
lamps dom. econ.
papers decoration-
manufacture
paper hanging
inspection pub. helth
street banking
training pl^t culture
'Wallachia history
^Wallachian language
^ literature
sheep
Waller, E. Eng. poetry
Wallikiki fowls
Wallin, J. O. Swed. poet.
Walls
architectural constrttc.
design
incrusted arch, decora.
mosaic " "
painted " "
schoolroom education
stone agriculttu^
Wahiut
Walpole, H. Eng. letters
Walruses zoology
Walther von der Vogelweide
Waltz music
Waltzing amusements
ethics
* Walworth co. Wis. hist.
Wandering Jew legends
^Wapello CO. la. history
War
captures law
cause of "
clyil U. S. history
customs of
dances
department, U. S.
ethics
French and Indian
Great 19x4-19
law of
Mexican U. S. history
ministries of architec.
of 1 812 Can. hist,
society
631.3121
371.737
713
645.8
371.634
644.325
745
676
698.6
614.37
332.6
631.5464
949.8
459
859
636 . 373
821.44
636.5882
839.7162
721.2
729.31
729.61
729.72
729.49
371.634
631.27
634.51
826.61
599-7
831.27
786.46
793
175.3
977.589
398.2
977-793
341.3
341.3
973 7
399
399
353.6
172.4
973.26
940.3
341.3
973.62
725.12
971.034
369.141
Tofrics in bltck face type are ■ubdlvided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the ead of this ind ez
964
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
War
of z8i3 U. S. history 973 . 5a
roses £ng. history 942.04
revolutionary U.S. " 973- 3
rockets mil. engin'g 693.45439
sdence and art of 355
seven years Can. hist. 971 .018
U. S. *" 973.26
Spanish succession
Eng. history 942.069
French " 944-033
U.S. " 973 25
thirty years Eur. " 940.24
woman in woman's pos. 396 . 9
Warblers birds 598 . 8
Ward, Artemus Am. humor 817.37
E : English humor 897.51
N. American satire 8 1 7 . 1 1
Ware, W: - fict. 813.95
Warehouses architecture 795.35
bonded ' 7^5 -14
Warm baths • 725.73
hygiene 613.49
Warmers, bed 644 . 19
Warming
bllding 697
pans 644.19
sanitary engineering 698.8
science 536.83
Warmth of soil 63 1 . 436
Warner, C : D. Am. satire 817.41
Warnings omens 133 . 3
wether agriculture 632.112
Warpt surfaces descr.geom. 5 15.17
Warrants law 343
Warren, M. Am. drama 819.11
*Warren, 111. history 977.341
CO. Ind. " 977.996
la. " 977.782
Mo. " 977.8386
N.J. - 974.978
N. Y. - 974.751
O. " 977.176
Pa. " 974.867
^Warrick CO. Ind. • 977.939
^Warsaw * 947-5
travels 914.75
Warships
shipbilding 623 . 825
Warts skin diseases 616.54
^Warwick, England hist. 949 . 48
* Washburn co. Wis. ■ 977-515
Washers, butter 637 . 2323
root 631.3626
Tofiea in Made ftc« tTP* at* tabdiTid«d. Snperior
Washing
butter 637.2333
housecleaning 648.54
laundry 648. z
machines dom. econ. 648 . 93
practical chemistry 549 . 69
roots farm operations 631.5626
Washington, George
presidency of U.S. hist. 973.41
Washington
city, D. C. burning 973-5238
capital of U.S 973 . 44
* history 975-3
travels 9^7 -53
CO. 111. history 977.388
Ind. " 977.999
la. " 977.792
Me. " 974.14
Md. " 975.991
Mo. * 977.864
N. Y. - 974.749
O. " 977.198
Pa. " 974.889
R. L " 974.59
vt. - 974.34
Wis. " 977.591
Fort Am. revol. 973.3324
state
admission U.S.hist. 973.86
* history 979.7
mil. hist. Spanish war 973.89497
U S.civ.war 973 . 7497
treaty of 341.273
Washingtonian homes
architecture 725.65
Washington's
birthday in schools 371.365
hedquarters Am. revol. 973.367
* Washtenaw co. Mich, hist.97 7 . 43 5
Wasp and
Frolic U. S. war 1819 973.5951
Reindeer - « - 973.5955
Wasps insects 595 . 79
pests 632 . 79
Waste
domestic sanitation 628.44
and repair biology 577-2
land pol. econ. 333-7
reclamation 63 1 . 6 1 3
repair of animal physiol. 591.136
Wastes
air pollution pub. helth 6x4 . 7
boiler fuels engin'g 691.18295
flSurM nfer to the tablM at th« end of tiiie index
RELATIV INDEX
965
Wastes
domestic dom. econ.
sanitation
factory "
sewage disposal
Watch dogs zootechny
Watches horology
manufacture
Watchmaking
Watchman lib. economy
Water
artificial ponds, etc.
as beverage hygiene
assimilation physiol.
baths prac. chemistry
blast hyd. mach.
physics
buffalo
chemic analysis
closets air pollution
house drainage
colors
cost farm irrigation
courses, natural hygiene
cress
cure therap.
distribution farm irriga.
diuretics "
engins mech. eng.
exhalation from lungs
falls phys. geografy
feeding zootechny
filters hygiene
food value
force of engineering
fowl zoology
gages steam engin'g
gas heating
geologic action
glass chem. tech.
fireproofing
preservativ
hot, cookery
cooking appliances
hydraulics
ices dom. economy
in soil
inorganic chemistry
lilies botany
horticulture
marks
mesology
meteorology
microscopic anal. hyg.
648.5
628.44
628.54
628.3
636.0835
529.78
681
681
023.792
714
6x3.31
612.3923
542-46
621 .269
532.85
636.293
543-3
614-764
628.6
751
631-75
614.772
635-561
615-853
631.74
615.761
621.2
612.25
551.48
636 . 0843 I
613.35
641 . 16
627.1
598-3
621.18472
697.6
551-92
666.1
614.841
691. z
641 . 587
643 338
533
641.86
631.432
546.11
583.118
716.2
676
612.014461
551.57
613-33
Water
of crystallization chem. 541.8
physical geografy 551 . 4
pipes high pressure 62 1 . 2 53
hydraulics S3 2 . 5 4
sanitary eng. 628.15
pollution from cemeteries 614.651
power agricultuie 631.3713
electric plants 62 1 . 3 1 2 1 34
hydraulic engin'g 627
mech. eng.
presstu-e engins
products
quantity in organisms
ram engineering
hydraulics
rights pol. econ.
supply agriculture
canal engin'g
rural
sanitary engin'g 628 . i
tables walls 721.25
tight linings drainage 622.56
towers fire extinction 614. 846
waterworks 628 . 13
travel protec. of life 614.864
tube boilers 62 1 . 1 8426
underground phys. geog. 551.49
vapor, exhalation physiol. 612.25
62Z.2
621 . 25
338.3
612.0144613
621 . 27
532-83
333.9
631.7
626.2
628.7
ways
wheels
works
administration 351.813
hydraulics
mech. eng.
city admin.
Waterers, locomotiv
*Waterford, Ireland hist.
Watering
place bildings arch.
places hygiene
Waterline
belt armoring
Waterloo
battle of Fr. history
Waterloo
* city, la. history
1 CO. Ont. «
Watermelon
Waterproofing bilding
Waters
carbonated
mineral
532-84
62Z.21
628. z
352.6
621.1363
941.91
725 -75
613.12
623.9
«
944.05
977-7371
971-344
635.615
691
hygiene 613.38
adulterations 614.348
artificial 663 . 6
hygiene 613.38
therapeutics 615.79
Topics in black face type are aubdivided. Superior figures refer to Uie tables at the end of this index
966
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Watt
Weed hoe
631.3154
hour meters elec. eng.
621.3745
hook
631.3155
meters " "
621.3746
Weeder
631.3154
ship Amer. revoL
973-356
Weeding
631.515
^Waukesha co. Wis. hist.
977-593
iron
631.3154
* Waupaca co. Wis. "
977.538
Weeds econ. botany
581.6
*Wausau, Wis.
977-529
pests
632 . 58
^Waushara co. Wis. "
977.557
Week, names of days of
529.2
Wave muscle physiol.
612.7413
Weekly half holiday, lib.
023.651
theory optics
535.1
rest labor classes
331-817
sound
534.1
Weems prehistoric arch.
571-82
Waves
Weevils pests
632 . 76
nerv, theories physioL
612.8162
Weighing chemistry
543.32
theory of hydraulics
532.59
Weight
Wax, b^s
638.1
chemic apparatus
542.32
flowers
746
of earth
525-"
gourd
635.618
human brain physio]
1.612.823
grafting
631-341
tables zootechny
636.08181
Waxhaws, N. C. Am. rev.
973-3361
Weights
Wayne, A.
973-3354
and mesures metrology 389
* Wayne co. 111. history
977.3792
state control
I 351.821
1 Ind.
977.263
atomic theor. chem.
541.2
* la.
977.788
Weirs hydraulic engin'g
627.8
* Mich.
977-433
mach.
621.269
* Mo.
977.892
hydraulics
532.53
> N. Y. -
974.787
Weise, C. German drama
832.53
» 0.
977.161
Weisnegg burners chem.
542 . 44
> Pa.
974.823
Welding metal manuf .
671
» W. Va. «
975.447
Welfare, public admin.
351.8
Wayne's exped. U.S.hist.
973.43
work Great war
940.477
Weak current engineering
621.38
Welhaven, J. S. C. Dan. lit
. 839.8465
Wealth, see Welth
WeD water hygiene
613.32
Weaning zootechny
636.08412
'Wdland co. Ont. history
971.338
Weapons, see Wepons
Wellesley college
376.8
Weather meteorology
55x5
» Wellington co. Ont. hist.
971.342
Weathering eng. materials 6ao.xi3a
Wells
Weaverbirds zoology
598-8
' CO. Ind. history
977 272
Weaving elem. education 37a . 55
dredging thru foundations 721 . 176
manufactures
677
physical geografy
551.49
*Webb city, Mo. history
977.8722
sunken foundations
721 . 176
Webster
water supply agric.
631.71
and Hajrne debate
973-561
engineer'!
: 628 . 1 1
Daniel Am. oratory
815.27
»Wellsburg, W. Va. hist.
975.413
John English drama
822.36
Welsh
Noah Amer. essays
814.22
beef cattle
636.2236
^Webster CO. la. history
977.751
Calvinistic methodists
287.3
» Mo.
977.882
discovery of America
973.14
* W.Va. "
975.465
* history
943.9
Wedding customs
392.5
^ language
491.66
Wedge physics
531.86
' literature
891.66
bones, carpal anat
.611.71773
motmtain sheep
636.3267
tarsal **
611. 71878
onion
635.264
Wedgewood ware pottery
738
pony
636.1629
Weed cutters
631 3155
travels
914.29
Topics in blACk face ljp« are subdiyidwl. Snperior flKures refer to the ttblet at tbe end of tfaii index
RELATIV INDEX
967
VVclth
Western
and rank soc. ethics
177-5
^ Maryland hist.
975.29
consumption final
339
^ States mountain
978
productiv
331
» Pacific
979
political economy
330
territory, cession to U. S.
973.318
Welthy class social classes
323.31
Westinghouse engins
621.1645
Wenceslaus Ger. history
943 027
Westminster
Wennerberg, G. Swed. sat.
839.7765
Assembly catechism
238.5
Wens diseases
616.993
confession creeds
238.5
Wensleydale sheep
636.3216
Westmoreland co. Eng. hist
. 942.88
*Wentworth co. Ont. hist.
971.352
» N. B. «
971.523
Wepons bronze age
571.35
> Pa. «
974.881
customs
399
'Westphalia, Germany "
943-56
military engin'g 623 . 4
peace of relig. hist.
270.7
science
'355
30 years war
940.24
public safety
351.753
Westphalian fowls
636.538
stone age
571.25
goat
636.393
zootechny
636. 081 I 12
swine
636.434
Werewolvs folklore
398 4
Wet method
Wergeland. H. Dan. poet.
839.8165
qualitativ chem. anal.
544.1
Werner, F. L. Z. Ger.drama
1832.67
quantitativ chem. anal.
545.2
Wernicke, C. satire
837.53
We.ther meteorology
551.5
Wesleyan methodists sects
287.1
warnings agriculture
632.112
West
Wetterberg. K:A. Swed.fic
•839.7364
* Australia history
994.1
*Wetzelco. W.Va. hist.
975.418
* Bay City. Mich. «
977.447
*Wexfordco. Ireland "
941.88
* Coast, Africa "
968.8
* Mich. -
977.467
country down sheep
636.3233
Whale fisheries
639.2
German swine
636.433
zoology
599.5
^ Indies
972.9
Whaleback
* Meath, Ireland "
941.81
system shipbilding
623 . 84
* New Jersey "
974. 95
Whalebone dom. econ.
646.17
travels
917.495
Wharf
* Point, N. Y. history
974.731
boats architecture
725.34
academy
355.07
houses "
725.34
* Prussia history
943.12
Wharvs engineering
627.3
travels
9i4.3«a
Wheat
^ Russia history
947.6
adulterations
614.312
travels
914.76
agriculture
633."
Sootch highland cattle
636.2233
trade agricul. products
338.1
^West, U. S. the history
978
Wheatstone
travel
917.8
bridges elec. engin'g
621.3742
Virginia admission 973.71
telegraf
621.38245
* history
975.4
Wheel
travels
917.54
and axle physics
531.82
For militaiT history, see sub-
divisions of Special campains
cycling amusements
796
and Military history under
ethics
175.7
973.7 and 973.89
Wheel hoe
631.3161
* Westchester CO. N. Y. hist
.974.727
vehicles agric.
631.3735
Western
Wheelbarrows farm trans.
631.3734
church Roman catholic
282
^Wheeling, W. Va. history
975.415
hemisphere geog.
917
Wheelless vehicles agric.
631.3733
phys. geog.
551.41
Wheels
* ilands, Azores hist.
946.99
cog mechan. engin'g
621.83
Topics in bkck ftce type are sabdivsdMl. Saperior flgures refer to the tables tt the end of this index
968
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Wheels
White
elec. motor cars
621.3347
turkey
636.5926
locomotiv running gear
621.135
walnut
634-518
railroad engineering
625.21
Yokohama fowls
636.5857
water hydraulics
532-84
Whitehead, P. Eng.satire
827.63
mech. eng.
621.21
* Whiteside co. 111. history
977-335
wooden manufactures
674
^Whitley co. Ind.
977275
Whey butter cheeseraaking 637 . 347
Whitman, Walt Am.poetry
' 811.38
Whig party U. S. hist.
973 56
Whittier, J : G.
811.36
Whigs, Eng. pol. parties
329.942
Whole milk
637.141
U. S. -
3a9-4
Wholesale stores architec
. 725.21
Whip grafting
631-54133
Whooping cough pathol.
616.204
Whipping post
343-2
pub. helth
614.543
Whipple, E. P. Am.essays
814.3s
Wich hazel botany
583.394
Whirlpools ocean currents
551.47
^Wicklow. Ireland hist.
941.84
Whirlwinds meteorology
551-51
sheep
636.3243
Whisky
^Wicomico co. Md. * "
975.225
chemic technology
663 . 5
Wieland, C. M. Ger. fict.
833.61
insurrection Pa. hist.
974.8
1 Wiesbaden history
943.58
U.S. -
973-43
travels
914.358
ring - -
973-82
Wiesental goat
636.393
tax finance
336.27 .
Wife's duties ethics
173.3
traffic
178.4
Wigglesworth, M. Am.poel
^.811.13
Whist games
795
» Wight, Isle of history
942.28
Whistles locom. fittings
621.1339
travels
914.228
steam engin'g
621.18472
Wigs customs
391.5
White, H : K. Eng. poetry
821.68
^Wigton, Scotland history
941.49
White
Wigwams architecture
725.92
ants insects
595-73
Wild cherry
63424
corpuscles physiology
6X2.1X2
fowl sport
799
* CO. 111. history
977-396
goose
636.59881
» Ind.
977-293
turkey
636.59211
durra
633.178
white cattle
636.221
friars Carmelites
271.73
Wilderness, Va. battle
goose, Chinese
636.59885
U. S. civil war
973-7366
Emden
636 . 5983
Wildings childstudv
136.764
hair dermatology
616.54
^Wilkes-Barrd, Pa. history 974.833
Holland turkey
636 . 5926
»Will CO. 111.
977.325
homing pigeons
636.59635
Will
kafir
633 177
effect on respiration
612.281
led manufacture
667.6
metaphysics
159
* MtsN.H. history
974.22
of God ethics
171. 1
Muscovy duck
636.59783
physiologic psychology
612.82x34
Peking **
636.59785
theology
234.9
Plains, battle Am.revol.
973 3324
Willans engins
621. 1645
sapota
634 -343
William
slave trade, see Prostitution
I Conqueror, Eng. hist.
942. 02X
substance, cerebellar anat.6 1 1 . 81 7 1 5
2 Rufus
942.02a
of spinal cord
6XX.824
3 and Mary ** "
942.068
» Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
975-489
4 " -
942.075
swelling diseases
616.72
1 new Ger. empire
943.083
swine, English, large
636.424
3 « «
943.084
medium
636.427
of Holland Ger. hist.
943025
small
636.422
* Williams co. 0. "
977. Ill
Topics in bltck face type are subdivided. Superior fisures refer to the tables tt the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
969
William's, King, war
Wine adulterations
614.342
U. S. history
973-25
at table temper.
178.3
Williams shorthand
653 -44
domestic economy
641.13
^Williamson co. 111. hist.
977-39931
manufacture
663.2
Willis
temperance
178
circle of anatomy
611. 1349
Wineberry
634.715
of thalmic nerv "
611. 83152
Wing frames lib. fittings
022.932
Willow fiber crops
633 - 588
Wingd shells zoology
594.4
Wills genealogy
9293
Wings
law
347-6
aeronautics
629.181
* Wilmington, Del. history
975.12
animal locomotion
591.47
Wilmot proviso
Winkle fishery
639.4
causes U. S. civil war
973-7113
* Winnebago co. 111. hist.
977.331
•
slavery
326.973
^ la.
977.722
U. S. history .
973-61
* Wis. -
977.564
Wilson, W. presidency
973-913
Winnibago fowls
636.5816
Wilson tariff act U.S.hist.
^73 87
* Winneshiek co. la. hist.
977.732
Wilson's raid U.S.civ.war
973.7387
Winnowers
631.3622
»Wilts. England history
942.31
Winnowing
631.5622
Wiltshire sheep
636.3232
Winter, W: Amer. poetry
811.44
Winches mech. engin'g
62 X. 864
Winter cress
635.564
Winchester, Va. battle
courses agric.
630.7135
1
U. S. civ. war
973-7377
muskmelon
635.611
■
Wind
pruning
631.5421
agriculture
632.16
resorts hygiene
613.12
and current charts
551.46
savory
635.71
currents aeronautics
629.143
sports
796
instruments music
788
squash
635.622
mills air engins
621.45
Wintergreen
633.823
drainage
631.65
Winther, C. Dan. fiction
839.8363
farm power
631.3714
Wire, bare elec. eng.
621.31932
pressure bridgebilding
624.175
lath masonry
693.66
protection of animals
636.08366
manufacture
671
Windage steam turbins
621.16515
rope transmission
621.854
* Windham co. Ct. history
974.64
strength
620.11288
* Vt.
974.39
worms pests
632 . 76
Windlasses mech. engin'g
621.864
Wireless
Window
communication engin'g 621.384
dressing
659.1
telefony communication 654.6
furnishings dom. econ.
645-3
engineering
621.3845
gardens
716.4
telegrafy communication 654.1
tax pol. econ.
336.27
engineering
621.3842
Windows
Wires
arch, construction
721.8
plant support
631.3451
design
729.38
telegraf commumcat'n
654.4
dormer arch. con.struc.
721.55
engineering
621.31932
library bildings
022.71
Wirewound guns ordn.
623.42164
staind glass arch, decor.
729.8
Wiring
Windrowers
631.3532
central station engin'g
621.317
Winds meteorology
551.51
electric transmission
621.3x9
Windsor city, Ont. hist.
971.332
house elec. lighting
621.3282
» CO. Vt.
974 . 36
Wirsung's canal anat.
611.373
Windsor swine
636.4221
Wirt, W: Amer. oratory
815-23
^Windward ilands history
972.98
*Wirt CO. W. Va. history
975.426
Topicf in bkck tec« type are sabdirided. Siip«rior flgurM refer to tlie tables at the end of this Index
970
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Wisconsin, U, S.
admission U. S. hist. 973.61
» history 977- 5
For militaiT history, see sub-
divisions of Special cam pains
and Military history under
973.7 and 973.89
Wisdom Apoaypha 229.3
divine doc. theol.23 1 . 6
Wiselius, S : I . Dut. dram. 839.3251
^Wit English humor 837
Witch hazel botany 583.394
Witchcraft i33-4
in New England 973 . 25
Witches persecutions 273.8
Withdrawal book lib. econ. 025.249
Wither, G : Eng. satire 827.41
Witnesses evidence 347-94
Wives* duties family eth. 173.3
Wolcott, J : Eng. satire 827 . 65
'Wolfe CO. Que. history 971 457
Wolff Ger, philosofy 193. 9
Wolffian body anatomy 611. 619
Wolfram inorgan. chem. 546.78
V. Eschenbach Ger. poet. 83 z . 24
WoUf, E. B. Dutch fiction 839 .3341
Woman
customs 396
education 376
position and treatment 396
suffrage 3^4. 3
potit . parties 3 2 9 . 83
woman's position 396.3
Woman's
exchange sociology 396.56
relief corps 369.161
rights woman's position 396 . 2
veteran relief union 369 . 162
Womb anatomy 6 x z . 66
Women
as librarians 023 . 56
library trustees 023.34
teachers 371.18
costume of 391-2
diseases of 618
duties of family ethics 173
social " 177
labor of polit. econ. 33 1 • 4
lives of collections 920.7
Women's
Christian associations 267 . 43a
clothes 646.34
domestic economy clubs 640 .714
hats 646 . 54
religious societies 267 . 4
rights 396.2 I
Topics in_b]ack face type are rabdlTided. Superior
Women's
room lib. bildings 022.57
work in church 259
Wood
alcohol chem. tech. 66 z
and glass structures arch72i .99
iron " " 721.95
ashes agriculture 631.831
beams bridge engin'g 624 . 222
bilding material 691 . i
bildings, library 02 2 . 2 z
bridges, archt engin'g 624.62
carving 736
city houses, detacht 728.39
party- walls 728.33
semidetacht 728.36
construction carpentry 694 . i
construction shipbilding 623 . 84
* CO. O. history 977.116
* W. Va. « 975.422
* Wis. " 977 -SS*
engraving 761
fotmdations architec. 721.132
fuel dom. econ. 644 . 2 x
implements manufac. 674
prehis. arch. 5 7 x . 5 x
pavements road eng. 625 . 83
piles foundations 721 . 142
ships shipbilding 623 . 84
tests engineering 620.12
village houses architec. 728.66
partly * 728.65
work, joints carpentry 694 . 2
working manufactures 674
mills architec. 725.44
shop mf g plant 62 z . 72
* Woodbury co. la. history 977. 741
Woodbury types 773
Wooden
ceilings arch, construe. 72X.71
doors " " 721.8X
floors * " 721.61
lath masonry 693 . 65
piers and colums arch. 721.31
carpentry 694 . 4
roofs arch, construction 721.51
walls " " 721.2X
* Woodford co . 111. history 977.353
Woodland farm economics 631 . 144
Woodpeckers birds 598.7
Woods
economic botany 5 8 x . 6 1
forestry 634 . 9
perfiune 633.814
flsuref refer to the tablet at the end of fliii iiid«i
RELATIV INDEX
971
Wool
domestic economy 646 . 13
duties on 337-5
dyeing chem. technol. 667.2
linings, mineral masonry693.67
677
620.195
613.63
636.33
636.36
636.0884
manufactures
mineral eng. materials
operativs hygiene
sheep English
merinos
zootechny
Woolen clothing hygiene 6 1 3 4 8 1
mills architecture 725.41
Worcester
^ CO. England history 942 . 47
^ Md. * 975.221
* Mass. • - 974.43
Word method elem. educ. 372.4
Words
' arrangement of Eng. phil .425.3
' etymology English 422
slang " 427.09
' use and abuse " 498.3
' vulgarisms " 428.3
Wordsworth, W: Eng. poet 821.71
Work
at reduced wages
cure therapeutics
done wage bases
duration pol. econ.
feeding for zootechny
houses asylums
maximum thermochem. 541.36
mechanics 53Z-4
muscular, relations to heat6i2 .7455
parish, societies for 256
physiology of 612.7661
ration for phy siol . 612.3951
special classes lib. econ. 021.28
331 5
615.85
331.231
331 -81
636.08453
362.5
Stmday
Workers, butter dairy
Working
classes pol. econ.
of butter
farm, systems
soil
stresses bridges
Workingmen's clubs arch. 725.93
Workmen
accident compensation 331 .25
cottages for architec. 728. 68
insurance compulsory 3 31.25
law 368
263.5
637.2324
331 8
637.2334
631.115
631.51
624.176
Workmen
libraries for lib. econ.
pol. econ.
tenements for architec
Workshop receits tech.
Workshops disinfection
in contagious diseases
World, atlases of
city internationalism
• state pol. scL
voyages round
war z 914-19
World's fairs
Worlds, plurality of
Worm, Ole Dan. misc.
Worm gears mech. engin'g
Wormian bones anat.
Worms diseases
paleontology
zoology
wire pests
Worries in library servis
Worship
family
of animals idolatry
public
' state control
Worsteds manufacture
*Worth CO. la. history
* Mo.
Woulfe bottles chem.
Wounded, hospitals for
architec.
Wounds
reparation of surgery
zoology
Wrecking and life-saving
Wrens birds
Wrestling
^Wright CO. la. history
* Mo.
Wringers laimdry mach.
Wrisberg's
nerv anatomy
pars intermedia anat.
Wrist
bones "
joint
Writing
books
elementary education
for the press lit. meth.
inks chemic technology
machine
027.6
331-85
728.1
660
6.14.48
9x2
321.041
331.04
910.4
940.3
606
523 13
839.883
621.8333
611. 7141
616 . 962
565-1
595-1
632.76
023.57
249
290
264
351.857
677
977.733
977.814
542.231
362.1
725-51
617.14
591.179
656
598.8
796
977-7274
977.8825
648.3
611.8339
611. 83175
611.975
611. 7177
611.7274
652
372.51
372.51
029.6
667.4
652
Topics in black face type are aobdiTided. Soparior figorafl refer to tke tablei at the end of this hides
'
97^
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Writing
materials
652
of history
shorthand
907
653
telegraf elec. eng.
Writs law
Written examinations
621 .3826
347-93
371-27
Wrongs law of torts
347.5
Wrought iron bldgs arch. 721.92
Wuch language 491.41
^Wurtemburg, Ger. history 943. 4 7
Wurtemberg swine 636 . 43 1
* Wyandot co. O. hist. 977.126
Wyandotte fowls 636 . 583
Wyatt, T : Eng. poetry 821.27
Wycherly, W: drama 822.44
Wyoming
* CO. N. Y. history 974-793
* Pa. - 974.835
* W. Va. - 975.445
state admission U.S.hist. 973 . 86
* history 978.7
mil. hist. civ. war. 973.7487
Span. • 973.89487
valley massacre
Aroer. revol. 973 . 3344
Penn. hist. 974-8
X rays diagnosis pathol.
electricity
mesology
radioactivity
Xenocrates anc. philos.
Xenon inorganic chem.
Xenophanes Gk philos.
Xenophon Gk literature
Ximenes Catalan misc.
Xylofone musical instrum.
Xylografy
Xyrideae botany
616.077
537.53
612.0144811
539.7
184.3
546.295
182.3
888.3
849.9814
789.6
761
584.36
Y connections elec. eng. 6a i . 3 19 1333
ligament anatomy 611.7282
Yacht clubs architecture 725 . 87
Yachting 797
suits dom. eoon. 646.47
Yachts
engin driven shipbilding 623 . 824
sailing " 623 . 8225
Yak domestic animals 636 . 297 1
Yale college 378.746
Yam 635.23
*Yamaska CO. Que. hist. 971.454
Yanez Ruy Span, poetry 861.15
Yaraw palm 633 . 584
Yard engins steam eng. 621.13263
Yards, railway engin'g 625 . 18
stock architecture 725.27
'Yarmouth co. N. S. hist. 971 .631
Yams manufacture 677
* Yates CO. N. Y. history 974 . 782
Year books statistics 3x0
see subject
college 378.14
solar chronology 529.2
Yeast adulterations 614.315
botany 589.91
chemic technology 664 . 6
domestic economy 64 1 . 6
Yellow
fever diseases 616.938
protectiv inocula. 614.476
public helth 614.541
journalism 070.16
journals lib. censorship 024.58
exclusion 025.217
milo cereals 633.178
vegetable dye plants 633 . 861
Yellowstone Park descrip. 917.87
* history 978 . 7
* Yemen, Arabia " 953-3
Yiddish dialects 492 . 4
literature 892.4
Yield stock farming 636.0814
Y. M. C. A.
bildings 267 . 3a
architectui e 726.9
committees, special 267 . 35
standing 267.334
conferences 367.349
departments 267 . 35
extension 267.31
field and limits 267.31
general secretary 267.341
Topics in bitck face tjpe arc iubdiridcd. Snperior flgores refer to the tables at the end of this index
RELATIV INDEX
973
Y. M. C. A.
Young
Great war 1914-19
940.4773
women, advice to
history
267.39
social ethics
177
institutes
267.348
Women's Christian ass'n
267.5
librarian
267 343
*Youngstown, O. history
977.1391
local work by dep'ts
267.35
Yriarte, T. de Span, poetry
861.45
managers
267.333
Ytterbium inorg. chem.
546.65a
membership
267 . 335
Yttrium
546.61
objects
267 . 31
^Yuba CO. Cal. history
979.435
officers, salaried
267 34
Yucatan, Mex. architec.
722.9
training
267.345
» history
972.6
unsalaried
267 333
travels
917.26
organization
267.33 .
*Yukon, Can. hi.story
971.21
periodicals
267.39
Y. W. C. A. Great war
940.4774
physical director
267.343
religion
267.5
reports
267 . 39
training ofiisers
267.345
work with special classes
267.36
Yokohama fowls
636.5857
*Yolo CO. Cal. history
979.451
lYonne, France "
944.41
•
lYork CO. Me.
974.19
» N. B.
971.551
» Ont. "
971.354
» Pa.
974.841
house of Eng. hist
• 942.04
^Yorkshire. England
942.74
Yorkshire coach horse
636.1422
swine, large
636.4241
medium
636.4271
•
small
636.4222
Yorktown. Va.
siege Amer. revol.
973.3375
U. S. civil war
973 7327
Yosemite, Cal. descrip.
917.9447
* history
979 • 447
Young, E : Eng. poetry
821.55
Young
animals, propor'n zoot.
636.08236
care *
636.08337
feeding *^
636.084X
childstudy
136.7
counsels to ethics
173.6
education of elem. educ. 37a
men, advice to
business ethics 174
Men's Christian'ass'n
267.3
men's Christian unions
267.233
Hebrew ass'n Gt. war 940 .4776
people's religious societies 267 . 6
societies sociology 369 . 4
soc. of Chr. endevor 267.613
reading of
028.5
Topics in black face type are tobdivided. Superior flpires refer to the tables at the end of this Index
974
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
^Zacatecas, Mex. history
972.4
Zambezi travels
916.79
Zanella, G. Ital. poetry
851.82
^Zanesville, O. history
977.1911
Zanotti, F. M. Ital. essays
854.58
^Zanzibar, Africa history
967.8
Zapupe fibers
633.5776
Zaraibi goat
636.39862
Zaupel sheep
636.3333
^Zealand, province of hist.
949.2
Zealand sheep agric
636.3314
Zebra
636.184
Zebroid «
636.185
Zebrul
636.185
Zebu
636.291
Zechariah Bible
224.98
Zend
• A vest Persian litera.
891.52
religion
29s
* language
491 . 53
Zenith telescope astron.
522.43
Zenithal projections geod.
526.84
Zeno, Apostolo Ital. dram.
852.55
early Greek philosofen
5182.3
stoic philosofer
188. 1
2ephaniah Bible
224.96
Zesen, P. von Ger. poetry
831.56
Zigzags mil. engin'g
623.24
Zinc
inorganic chemistry
546.47
led accumulators eng.
621.35557
metallurgy
669.5
ores economic geology 553.45
oxid of therapeutics 615.776
roofs bilding
695-4
Zincografy
Zincs steam engineering
Zinn's zone anat.
Zirconium inorg. chem.
Zit kwa
Zither music
Zoantharia radiates
Zodiac astronomy
Zodiacal light -
Zones agriculture
Zoologic gardens
architec.
Zoology
agricultural
iSoophytes
Zoosporeae botany
Zootechny
ZoriUa y Moral, Jos^
Zoroaster Parseeism
2^uaves military science
Zoysicae forage crops
Zschokke, J ; H ; D. Ger.fic.
^Zululand history
Zumbini, B. Ital. essays
ZuAis indians
Zunu sheep
^Zurich history
travels
Zwinglian Protestant sects
Zygsena fishes
Zygomatic bone
muscle
Zygomycetes fungi
Zygophylleae botany
Zygosporeae algae
lichens
Zyphoid bone
767
621 .18479
611.8443
546 . 83
635.618
787.8
593.63
523 29
523-59
631.091
590.7
727-5
590
630.29
593
589.67
636.08
861.53
295
356.16
633.281
833.71
968.3
854.87
970-3
636.386
949-4
914.94
284.2
597.3
611. 7163
611.7326
589 28
583.221
589.6
589 37
611.71.^
Topics in black face typ© are subdivided Superior ficores refer to the Ubies at the end of this index
INDEX TABLES
Table i— Geografic Divisions
The fcllowing subjects may all be divided gcograficly by adding the seografic numbers: i. e. 4 Europe r
5 Asia; 6 Africa; 7 North Axnerica; 8 South America; 9 Oceanica. These can be farther subdivided as
minutely as wisht, like the history, 910-999, which see for full table; e. g. 42, England; 73f United States;
944, New South Wales; 7471, New York City, etc.
The geografic ntmibers are formd by omitting initial 9 from the historical numbers given in tables 930-
999. and these figures are simply affixt to the number given in the table below; e. g. Atlases are numberd
in the table below 9x2; in the historical tables France is ntimberd 944; omitting initial 9 and a£fixing the
remaining figures, 44, to 912 gives 9i2>44i Atlases of Prance; New South Wales is 994*4; omit initial 9 and
afiix 944 to 912 and the result is 912.944, Atlases of New South Wales. In the table below, Mints are
332.49; in the historical tables England is 942; adding these together (omitting the 9) gives 332.^1942, Mints
in England. Colleges are 378; N. Y. state, 974.7; add these together (omitting the 9) and the result is
378.7471 Colleges in N. Y. state.
A number of unimportant topics, e. g. minor religious sects, which may be divided geograficly, are
omitted from this table.
Academies, private
" public
Administration (except U. S.)
" biografy
Admirals' lives
Agriculture, history of
American P.E. church
" " " biografy
Ancient geografy
Anglican church
" " biografy
Animals, geografic distribution
Annals, legislativ
Antiquities, archeology
Archbishops' lives, Anglican
** " Roman catholic
Architecture, history of
Army biografy
Art, history of
Asylums
Atheneum libraries
Atlases
Authors, foren
Bankers' lives
286.1-4 Baptist sects
see Classification tables
Baptist lives
Bibliografy of foren authors
** of history
" special countries
Bildings, library
Biografy of countries, collectiv;
also religious biografy 922.2 to
922.8, aijd biografy of sociology
923.1 to 923.8
922.3 Bishops' lives. Anglican and P. E.
922.2 ■ ** " Roman catholic
655.4 Bookselling, history of
58 1 .9 Botany, geografic
284.2 Calyinist church
922.4 * lives
373.
379.
354.
923.5
923.5
630.9
283.
922.3
911.
283.
922.3
591.9
328.
913.
922.3
922.2
720.9
923.5
709.
362.9
027.2
912.
013.9
923.3
922.6
013.9
016.9
015.
022.33
920.0
923.3
Capitalists' lives
922.2
Cardinals' "
282.
Catholic church
922.2
" " biografy
284.8
* Old, church
361.9
Charitable associations
136.79
Childhood
283.
Church, Episcopal
922.3
" ** biografy
27
** history
027.3
Circulating libraries
027.4
City libraries, public
923.5
Civil servis biografy
027.2
Club libraries
367.9
Clubs, social
332.49
Coinage, history of
027.7
College libraries
378.
Colleges
325.
Colonies
923.8
Commerce, biografy of
285.8
Congregational church
922.5
" ** biografy
342.
Constitutional law
922.4
Continental Protestants' lives
641.59
Cookery
655.6
Copyright
940.34-9 Countries in Great war
343.
Criminal law
923.4
Criminals' lives
1 614.12
Deths and deth-rates
91
Description, geografic
91
Directories
591.9
Distribution of animals, geog.
549.9
* * minerals "
581.9
". ' plants «
572.9
" . " races **
284.1
Dutch reformd church (except
America)
285.7
Dutch reformd church (in Amer-
ica)
922.4
Dutch reformd church biografy
27
Ecclesiastical history
[975]
976
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
330.9
Economics, history
922.4
Huguenots biografy
378.
Education, college
613.09
Hygiene
372.9
** elementary
325.
Immigration
370.9
* history of
338.9
Industrial legislation
373.
" intermediate (private)
607.
Institutes of technology
376.9
** of women
370.72
* teachers
373.
** private academies
368.9
Insurance
379.
" public school
373.
Intermediate education
9237
Educators* lives
923.4
Judges* lives
372.9
Elementary Bducation
372.209
Kindeigarten history
325.2
Emigrants
923.1
Kings* lives
923.1
Emperors' lives
331.819
Laboring classes
027.4
Endowd libraries
333.09
I^ndholding
373.
* schools
323.1
Languages, internal relations
628.09
Engineering, sanitary
923.4
Law biografy
283.
Episcopal church
342.
" constitutional
922.3
« « biografy
343.
** criminal
287.6
" Methodist, church
349.
** foren
922.7
« « biog.
323.6
Laws, citizenship
572.9
Ethnology
379.14
" school
027.1
Family libraries
338.9
Legislation, industrial
376.9
Female education
021.89
" library
336.
Finance
328.
Legislativ bodies and annali
923.3
Financiers* lives
923.2
Legislators* lives
349.
Forenlaw
027.0
Libraries, general, histories, re
327.
" relations
ports, etc.
354.
" states, administration
352.0
Local government
560.9
Fossils, geografic distribution
284.1
Lutheran church
027.9
Free news rooms
922.4
** "• biografy
027.4
* public libraries
37142s
} Manual training
289.6
Friends or quakers
912.
Maps
922.8
" * " biografy
940.475 Medical dpt. Great war
027.0
General libraries, hist, repts. etc.
370.71
Meetings, teachers
581.9
Geografic botany
940.465 Memorials of Great war
591.9
** dist. of animals
923.8
Merchants* lives
560.9
" a « fossils
287.6
Methodist episcopal
549.9
" « « minerals
922.7
** biografy
572.9
« « « races
553.70
Mineral waters
91
Geografy, description
549.9
Minerals, geografic distribution
9".
" historical
332.49
Mints, history
912.
" maps
780.9
Music, history of
355.47
* military
015.
National bibliografy
55
Geology
920.0
* biografy
724.3
Gothic revival, architecture
323.1
Nationalities
724.4
" Victorian *
9235
Naval biografy
354.
Government admin, (except U. S.)
724.6
N^o-Grec architecture
027.5
" libraries
027.9
News rooms, free
352.0
local
923.2
Nobles* lives
9232
Governors lives
560.9
Paleontology
724.2
Grecian revival, architecture
027.8
Parish libraries
614.09
Helth, public
328.
Parliamentary bodies
911.
Historical geografy
3299
Parties, political (except U. S.)
016.9
History, bibliografy of
9236
Philanthropists* lives
362.9
Hospitals
912.
Plans of cities, etc.
940.476 " Great war
581.9
Plants, geografic distribution
284.5
Huguenots
363.9
Political associations
INDEX TABLES
977
923.3
Political economy, biografy
330.9
" * history
329.9
" parties (except U. S.)
923.2
* science, biografy
320.9
* * hi.story of
923.2
Politicians' lives
312.
Population, statistics of
373.
Preparatory schools
285.1
Presbyterian church in America
285.2
« « Gt Britain
922.5
* * biografy
923.1
Presidents* lives
655.1
Printing, history of
365.9
Prisons
027.1
Private libraries
373.
* schools
027.2
Proprietary libraries
283.
Protestant episcopal church •
922.3
" " * biog.
922.4
Protestants, continental, lives
614.09
Public helth
027.4
Public libraries
379.
" school system
015.
Publishers' lists
655.4
Publishing, history of
289.6
Quakers
922.8
** lives
724.5
Queen Anne architecture
923.1
Queens* lives
3231
Races, internal relations
572.9
* of men
923.8
Railroad officials' lives
027.4
Rate supported libraries
027.9
Reading rooms, free
364.9
Reformatory institutions
284.1
Reformd church
285.7
" (Dutch) church in Amer.
922.4
« « « biografy
327.
Relations, foren
27
Religious history
724.1
Renaissance architecture
282.
Roman catholic church
922.2
« biografy
724.8
Romanesque revival, architecture
923.1
Rulers, chief, lives
628.09
Sanitary engineering, history, etc.
284.7
Scandinavian church
922.4
« biografy
027.8
School libraries
923.7
** offisers' biografy
370.73
Schools, nonnal
374.4
** correspondence
373.
** private
379.
* public, system
508.
Scientific travels
366.9
Secret societies
Seminaries, private
Servis, civil, biografy
Seventh day baptist
* * * biografy
Shakers
* biografy
653.09 Shorthand, history
326.9 Slavery,
Social clubs
Socialist communities
Societies, religious, of men
** ecret
Society libraries
Soldiers* lives
State education
* libraries
Statesmen's lives >
Statistics
*^ of population
Subscription libraries
Suffrage
Sunday school libraries
Swedenborgians
* biografy
Swedish church
" " biografy
Swiss architecture
Teachers' lives
Technical schools
Theologic schools
Timber architecture
Town libraries, public
Travel, description
* scientific
Treaties, texts and history
Tudor architecture
Unitarian church
* biografy
Universalist church
* " biografy
Universities, history, reports, etc.
University libraries
Victorian Gothic architecture
371.429 Vocational training
324. Voting
331.29 Wages
922.4 Waldenses biografy
553.70 Waters, mineral
940.4779 Welfare work, Gt war, by coimtry
940.4778 " - - in "
376.9 Woman's education
267.432 Women's Christian associations
267.39 Y. M. C. A. .
267.59 Y. W. C. A.
591.9 Zoology, geografic
373.
923.5
286.3
922.6
289.8
922.8
367.9
335.9
267.2
366.9
027.2
923.5
379.
027.5
923.2
31
312.
027.3
324.
027.8
289.4
922.8
284.7
922.4
724-7
923.7
607.
207.
724.7
027.4
91
508.
341.2
724.4
288.
922.8
289.1
922.8
378.
027.7
724.4
978
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Table 2— Fonn Divisions
The form dininctions oi, Phfloaofy; oa, Compcnds; 03, Dictionaries; 04, Essays; 05, PeriodicaU; 06,
Societies; 07. Study and Teaching; 08, Polygrafy, Collectiv works; 09, History, can be used wherever
needed if these numbers are not alredy employd with other significations. They have been printed in
the full tables only where they seemd specially needed.
The following is an alfabetic list of these divisions, and the figures prefixt should be added to the
number of the subject to be subdivided; e. g. DispuUtions on Chemistry in general 540.4; Dictionaries
of Mining 622.03.
06 Academies
06 Acts of societies
04 Addresses
06 Associations
02 Charts
08 Collected works
08 Collections
02 Compends
03 Concordances
03 Cyclopedias
03 Dictionaries
02 Digests
04 Discourses
04 Disputations
07 Education
03 Encyclopedias
04 Essays
06 Exhibitions
08 Extracts
09 History
04 Lectures
04 Letters
03 Lexicons
08 Libraries, collections, series
05 Magazines
02 Manuals
08 Maxims
01 Methods
08 Miscellanies
07 Museums
02 Outlines
04 Papers
05 Periodicals
01 Philosofy
08 Polygrafy
06 Reports of societies
05 Reviews
07 Schools
07 Seminaries
06 Societies
07 Study
02 Systems
07 Teaching
01 Theories
04 Tracts
07 Training schools
06 Transactions
08 Treatises
01 Utility
Table 3— Languages
The table below includes all languages mentiond in the classification, except those in 494 — ^499, not
yet subdivided.
Any language in this table may be subdivided like 420, English.
Any philologic topic in the index may be transferd to another language by replacing the initial
figures of the language, as found in this table, by those of the second language also found here; e. g.. Syntax,
English language, in the index is 425.2. In this table, English is 42 and French is 44; replacing the 42 by
44 gives 445.a French syntax. Hebrew is 492.4, and Hebrew syntax is 492.452.
A third way to subdivide the language is to prefix the language figures as given in this table to the
philologic numbers given in Table 4.
All three methods give the same result.
491.58 Afghani
492.8 Amharic
429. Anglo Saxon
492.7 Arabic
492.1 Aramaic
49 1 .54 Armenian
491.68 Armorican
492.19 Ass3rrian
491.52 Avestan, Zend
492 . 1 9 Babylonian
491.52 Bactrian, Old
491.68 Bas Breton
491.69
Basque
491.44
Bengali
491.86
Bohemian
491.68
Breton, Bas
491.81
Bulgarian
492.6
Ca thaginian
449.9
Catalan
492.2
Chaldee
491.81
Church Slavonic
493-2
Coptic
491.67
Cornish
491.83
Croatian
492.19
491.65
491-66
439.8
439 4
4393
493.1
42
427.01
491 -61
491.63
492.8
477.5
493-6
439.3
44
447.01
439.2
491 .6i
491.63
43
437.02
437.01
439.9
48
489.
491.47
492.4
492.9
491.43
491. 1
491.43
491.53
439-6
491. 1
491.62
45
492.4
491.83
491.57
47
479.
491.93
491.92
491.93
439.3
479.
491.64
491.46
479-
437.02
489.
491.55
491.87
492.19
Cuneiform
Cymric group
« or Welsh
Danish
Deutsch, Piatt
Dutch
Egyptian, Old
English
« Old
Erse, Gadhelic group
" Gaelic
Ethiopic
Etruscan
Faroese
Flemish
French
« Old
Frisian
Gadhelic group
Gaelic or Scotch
German
« Middle High
« Old High
Gothic
Greek
* Modem
Gujerati
Hebrew
Himyaritic
Hindi
Hindu languages
Hindustani
Huzwaresh
Icelandic
Indie group
Irish
Italian
Jewish
Kroatian
Kurdish
Latin
* Medieval
Lettish
Lithuanian
Livonian
Low Dutch
** Latin
Manx
Marathi
Medieval Latin
Middle High German
Modem Greek
* Persian
Moravian
Nineveh cuneiform
INDEX
TABLES
979
439-6
Norse, Old
439.8
Norwegian
491.52
Old Bactrian
493.1
* Egyptian
• • t
427.01
« English
i
447.01
•* French
437.01
" High German
439-6
" Norse
491.51
« Persian
....
491.91
** Prussian
r» •
439-2
« Saxon
491.45
Orissa
491-56
Ossetic
491.3
Pali
491.42
Panjabi
•
491.53
Pehlevi
491-55
Persian, Modem
491-51
« Old
492.3
Peshito
492.6
Phenician
439.4
Piatt Deutsch
491.89
Polabian
49185
Polish
ii^
469.
Portugese
► . ^
491.2
Prakrit
449.
Provengal
491.91
Prussian, Old
t
(
491.58
Pushtu
«
459-9
Rhaeto-Romansch
489.
Romaic
-
459.
Rumanian
459.9
Rimiansh
491.7
Russian
491.79
Ruthenian
492.5
Samaritan
491.2
Sanskrit
429.
Saxon, Anglo-
439.2
« Old
439.5
Scandinavian languages
'
491.63
Scotch or Gaelic
491.82
Serbian
491.41
Sindl
•
J
491.48
Singhalese
I
491.81
Slavonic, Church
491.87
Slovakian
491.84
Slovenian
491.88
Sorbian
46
Spanish
439.7
Swedish
492.3
Sjniac
491.45
Uriya
459.
Wallachian
491.66
Welsh
491.52
Zend
'
98o
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Table 4. — Philological Divisions.
AU the iangtiages in Table 3 can be divided like 420, English, by adding the dgures below: e.g. ;
l&ngusn 01
Proven^l
tncKrapny
431
449- ■
Arabic
If
493.7"
Gaelic
<(
491.631
Syntax ol
English verbs
435.8
«f
Modem Greek verbs 489.S8
••
Danuh
K
439858
«
Armenian
M
49>'5458
Inflection
of English nouns
435. IS
(«
Anglo-Saxon nouns 439- 51S
M
Hebrew
ff
493.4515
«•
Welsh
M
49I-66SI5
t8
Abbreviations.
2
Derivation of words.
la
Ablaut
7
Dialects.
16
Accent, pronunciatioQ.
3
Dictionaries.
61
« prosody.
25
Dimi n uti ves, derivatioa.
5i
Accidence.
12
Diphthongs.
«S
Accusative, etymology.
17
Diplomatics.
55
** syntax.
701
Early forms of languag[e.
26
Adjectival forms, derivatioa
86
Elementary readers.
516
Adjectives, inflection.
53
Ellipsis.
56
" syntax.
5«
Enallage.
39
Adverbs, derivatior
83
Errors of speech.
59
" syntax.
2
Etymology, derivadon.
22
Afiixes, derivation.
51
** inflection.
II
Alphabet.
8g
Examination papeid.
21
Analogy.
63
Feet, prosody.
53
Analysis, grammar.
64
Figures of prosody.
67
Antistrophe, prosody.
82
First lessons.
28
Aorist, etymology.
63
Foot, prosody.
58
*• syntax.
24
Foreign elements.
7
Archaisms.
25
Gender, etymology.
709
Argot.
25
Genitive case, etymology.
53
Arrangement of words and clauses.
55
'• " syntax.
56
Articles, syntax.
7
Glossaries, dialects.
12
Aspirates.
3
" language.
28
Augment, etymology.
83
Grammatical errors.
83
Barbarisms.
65
Hexameters.
83
Blunders.
64
Hiatus.
25
Case endings, derivadoo.
54
Hypothedcal sentence*.
55
Cases, syntax.
31
Idioms.
87
Chrestomathies.
88
Individual authors, texts
53
Clauses, arrangement oi.
28
Infinitive mood, etymology
516
Comparison, inflection.
58
'• ** syntax.
26
Comparison, signs of, denvadan.
51
Inflection.
54
Conditional sentences.
516
*• of adjectives.
518
Conjugation.
5"5
* ** nouns.
29
Conjunctions, etymology.
5'7
" •* pronouns.
59
" syntax.
518
•• •• verbs.
28
Conjunctive mood, etymology
17
Inscriptions.
S8
" " syntax.
29
Interjections, etymology
«3
Consonants.
59
" syntax.
12
Crasis.
29
Interrogatives, etymology
25
Dative case, etymology
59
** syntax.
S5
** •• syntax.
21
Laws of language.
SIS
Declension of nouns.
I
Letters, alphabet.
f
INDEX
TABLES
3
I^zicographj.
1 86
Readers, elementary.
3
Lexicons.
87
" selections.
17
Manuscripts.
23
Reduplication, derivatioQ
65
Meters, prosody.
27
Relative pronouns, "
28
Moods, signs of, derivatioD.
57
•• " syntax
58
" syntax.
66
Rhymes, prosody.
52
Morphology.
66
Rhyming dictionary.
25
Noun forms, derivatioii.
8
School books and texts.
515
Nouns, inflection.
87
Selections, readers.
55
" syntax.
54
Sentences of particular form
25
Number, signs of, derivation.
709
Slang.
701
Old forms of language.
81
Spelling books.
21
Origin of* language.
14
*• reform.
15
Orthoepy.
67
Strophe, prosody.
I
Orthography.
22
Suffixes, derivation*
17
Palaeography.
4
Synonyms.
52
Parsing.
52
Syntax.
29
Particles, derivation.
28
Tense signs, derivation.
59
" syntax.
58
•* syntax.
^7
Personal pronouns, derivation.
8
Text books.
14
Phonetic spelling.
68
•• ** for writing verse
82
Phrase book.
88
Texts of individual authors
27
Possessive pronouns, derivation.
12
Umlaut.
57
•• " syntax.
83
Use of words.
22
Prefixes, derivation.
28
Verbal forms, derivation.
29
Prepositions **
518
Verbs, inflection.
59
" syntax.
58
" syntax.
27
Pronominal forms, derivatloo.
68
Verse, text books for writins^
517
Pronouns, inflection.
62
Versification.
57
" syntax.
28
Voice signs, derivation.
15
Pronunciation.
12
Vowels.
82
Prose composition.
83
Vulgarisms.
6
Prosody.
53
Words, arrangement oi
7
Provincialisms.
a
•• etymology.
»9
Punctuation.
83
* use of
61
Quantity, prosody.
981
982
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Table 5. — Literatures.
The form diTislons of Englith literature i i. Poetry; a. Drama; 3, Fkdon; 4« Etnyt| 5, Onltagf\6»
Letters; 7, Satire and Humor; 8, Miscellany; may be oaed to sub-divide any of the languages in the foUowioK
tables ; and any division of English literature in the Index referring to this taUe may be used in sub-dividing
another literature, by repladng the initial figures 8a (denoting English) by the figures of the ad language as ghren
in this table.
Thus Ballads, English literature in the index are 8ai.o4 and In thia table Spanish ia 86, thareiora 861.04
is Spanish ballads; 891.7 is Russian and 891.7104 ia Russian hallada.
While this minute division is possible, ft la not expedient in all caaea: e. g. Icelandic Bteiaaora wDl oootain
tittle except in one or two of theae dhriaiaat and a q;>ecial arrangement sfanilar to8a9AaglOi£a3UBiamodLmora
convenient.
891.58
Afghani.
89143
Hindi.
892.8
Amharic
891.1
Hindu language!.
892.7
Arabic
89143
Hindustani.
892.1
Aramaic.
891.53
Huzwaresh.
891.54
Armenian
839.6
Icelandic
891.68
Armorican.
891.1
Indie Group.
892.19
Assyrian.
891.62
Irish.
891.52
Avestan, Zend
85
Italian.
892.19
Babylonian.
892.4
Jewish.
89I.5J
Bactrian, Old.
891.83
Kroatian.
891.68
Bas Breton.
891-57
Kurdish.
891.69
Basque.
879.
Latin, MedievmL
891.44
Bengali.
891.93
Lettish.
891.86
Bohemian.
891.92
Lithuanian.
891.68
Breton, Baa.
891.93
Livonian.
891.81
Bulgarian.
839.3
Low Dutch.
892.6
Carthaginian.
879
" Latin.
849.9
Catalan.
891.64
Manx.
892.2
Chaldee.
891.46
Marathi.
891.81
Church Slavonic
879.
Medieval Latin.
893.2
Coptic
889.
Modem Greek.
891.67
Cornish.
891.55
<« PeraiaiL
891.83
Croatian.
891.87
Moravian.
892.19
Cuneiform.
892.19
Nineveh CuneifoTm
891.65
Cymric Group.
839.6
Norse, Old.
891.66
<' or Welah.
839.8
Norwegiaiu
839.8
Danish.
8c)i.52
Old Bactrian.
839.4
Deutsch, Piatt
893.1
** Egyptian.
839.3
Dutch.
839.6
* Norse.
893.1
Egyptian. Old.
891.51
•« Persian.
82
English.
891.91
** Prussiaa.
891.61
Erse, GadheUc group.
839.2
" Saxon.
891.63
** Gaelic
89145
Orissa.
892.8
Ethiopia
891.56
Ossetic
839-6
Faroese.
891.3
Pali.
839.3
Flemish.
8914a
Panjabi
84
French.
891.53
Pehlevi.
839.2
Frisian.
891.55
Persian, Modem.
891.61
Gadhelic Group.
891.51
Old.,
891.63
Gaelic or Scotdi.
892.3
Peshito.
83
German.
892.6
Phenician.
8399
Gothic.
8394
Piatt Dentsch
889.
Greek, Modem.
891.89
Polabian.
89147
Gujerati.
891.85
Polish.
892.4
Hebrew.
869.
Portuguese.
892.9
Himyaritic
891.2
Prakrit
INDEX
TABLES
849.
Provencal.
891.82
Servian.
891.91
Prussian, Old.
891.41
Sindhi.
891.58
Pushtu.
891.48
Singhalese.
8599
Rhaeto-Roinansch.
891.81
Slavonic, ChurrJi.
889.
Romaic.
891.87
Slovakian.
859.
Roumanian.
891.84
Slovenian.
8599
Rumansh.
891.88
Sorbian.
891.7
Russian.
86
Spanish.
891.79
Ruthenian.
839.7
Swedish.
892.5
Samaritan.
892.3
Syriac.
891.2
Sanskrit.
891.45
Uriya.
839.2
Saxon, Old.
859.
Wallachian.
839-5
Scandinavian languages.
891.66
Welsh.
^1.63
Scotch or Gaelic.
891.52
Zend.
y83
984 DECIMAL CLASSIPICATldN
Biscoe time and Olin biografy book numbers
Biscoe time numbers This scheme provides for arranging books by
years from 1000 b c-2000 a d. Each number consists of a single initial
letter followd by figures, and these again, if necessary, by letters. Any
year of the 19th century, in which the greater proportion of our books
belong, is designated by a letter and single figure. For the 3 preceding
centuries a letter and 2 figtires are needed, only incunabula and ancient
writings requiring a letter and 3 figures. Few characters are wasted for
the period when few books were written, as A, B, and C cover the years
to 1499 A D.
To D, E, P, which stand for centuries, 2 figures must be added, the
number for a book publisht in 1652 being E52 ; in 1507, D07.
B, covering the first 10 centuries and C, covering 5 centuries, must be
followd by 3 figures; thus a book issued in 1472 would be numberd C472.
Table of Biscoe numbers
A B. C. J 1830-1839 S 1920-1929
B A. D. 1-999 K 1840-1849 T 1930-1939
C 1000-1499 L 1850-1859 U 1940-1949
D 1500-1599 M 1860-1869 V 1950-1959
E 1600-1699 N 1870-1879 W 1960-1969
F 1700-1799 O 1880-1889 X 1970-1979
G 1800-1809 P 1890-1899 Y 1980-1989
H 1810-1819 Q 1900-1909 Z 1990-1999
I 1820-1829 R 1910-1919
American books take their numbers from the last copjrright date; English
and other foren books, from date of publication: e. g. Dana's Text book
of geology, Phil. 1864, copyright '63 has as' its booknumber M3; edition 2
of the same book publisht and copyrighted in 1874 is N4. Weller's
Portable atlas of physical geography, London 1873, is N3.
A series or set takes its nimiber from the first volume, even tho that
may be lacking in the library set; e. g. Popular science monthly, v. 10-20,
is M2, the date of v. i not of v. 10. When more than one volume in the
same class calls for the same number, these numbers are differentiated
by adding lower case letters; e. g. Bradbury & Emery's Academic algebra,
Sensenig's Numbers universalized^ and Well's Short course in higher algebra
all publisht in 1889 call for O9. Supposing them to come into the library
in the above order, Bradbury would be O9; Wells 09a; Sensenig, 09b.
In a closely clast library additions to final subdivisions are seldom more
than one a year. In the exceptional cases, use of a letter allows for 26
additions; the numbers are therefore neither long nor complicated.
If in dout, an approximate date may be used and corrected later when
full information is acquired. Hvmting down obscure dates consumes a
BISCOE TIME NUMBERS 985
great deal of time and in the average library is not worth what it costs.
L alone would mean a book publisht somewhere in the '50s of the present
century, and F9 one of the last decade of the i8th (F09 being the mark
for 1709). This occasional uncertainty is analogous to the case of anony-
mous and pseudonymous books in an author arrangement.
Dates B. C. may be treated in any one of the 3 ways suggested below.
If numbers are given from date of writing or first publication there will be
a few A books; but if from date of printing or copyright, none at all. Of
the 3 ways below of treating dates B. C. the first is best:
1 Subtract the decade B. C. from 99 and use the resulting number, thus
securing correct order with a shorter number than in 2. This approximate
date is close enough, since exact year of writing is difficult to determin and
the ntimber of books in any subject in a single decade small.
Altemativs are:
2 Subtract the date B. C. from 1000 and use the resulting ntunber,
which will secure proper sequence.
3 Use actual B. C. date, since among so few books no great confusion
would result from thus inverting the regtdar order.
Resulting numbers would then be :
Year
Comptomentery
Complementexy
Actual
B. C
decade (i)
year (a)
date (3)
999
S Ago
Ago I
IA999
563
3A43
A437
^As63
73
|A92
2A9S
A927
1 A73
45
A955
^ A4S
Olin book numbers The best means of separating coUectiv from indi-
vidual biograf y is Olin book numbers. They are used exactly like Cutter
author numbers; but as they translate all surnames of compilers into A
followd immediately by figures, they precede the first Cutter nimiber,
Aai and thus automatically shelv biografic compilations before the cutterd
individual lives; e. g. Strickland's Queens of England would be A84 (Olin
number) and stand before a life of Queen Anne, An; (Cutter number)
whether dast 920 or 923.1.
See next page for table.
986
DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Table of Olin numbers
From Library journal 1 8 1144
Name
Number
Name
Number
Name
Number
Name Number
A
An
Forr
A3 4
Lod
As6
Rch
A78
Ba
Al3
Ga
A3S
Ma
AS7
Scr
A79
Bel
AI3
Ges
A36
McT
As8
Sea
A81
Boy
AI4
Goe
A3 7
Mat
As9
Sia
A83
Ca
AiS
Grat
A38
Merr
A61
Sma
A83
Caro
A16
Ha
A39
Mo
A62
Sqxia
A84
Cel
A17
Hat
A41
Mos
A63
Sva
A8S
Chim
A18
Hesi
A42
Na
A64
Ta
A86
Clar
A19
Hiu
A43
Nee
A6s
Thau
A87
Coh
A21
Hov
A44
0
A66
To
A88
Coom
A23
I
A4S
Pa
A67
Tram
A89
Cs
A23
Ja
A46
Per
A68
U
A9r
Da
A24
Ji
A47
Pie
A69
V
A93
Day
A2S
Ka
A48
Q
A71
Wa
A93
Dick
A26
Keno
A49
Ra
A72
Wats
A94
Doy
A27
Klu
As I
Rem
A73
Wha
A9S
Ea
A28
La
As 2
Rim
A74
Wit
A96
En
A29
Latin
AS3
Rol
A7S
X
A97
Fa
A3 1
Le
As4
Ru
A76
Y
A98
Fel
A3 2
Lind
Ass
Sa
A77
Z
A99
Fit
A3 3
If Cutter-Sanbom tables (in which vowels like consonants are fol!owd
by figures) are used, mark collected biografy with A followd by a
shortend Cutter-Sanbom niunber for author or compiler, writing the
initial letter of the Cutter-Sanbom number with a lower case letter; e. g.
Strickland's Lives of the queens of England, the Cutter-Sanbom number
for ^Strickland being S917, would be markt As9 or Johnston's Leading
American soldiers, the number for Johnston being J 73, would be AJ7
BOOK NUMBERS 987
Special author tables
Following tables from Library notes 2:16 and 3:440 illustrate special
book-number tables for authors to whom individual clas numbers hav
been assignd, so Cutter numbers would be useless duplication. By this
method all material regarding author and his work is provided for
under his special number, but complete table is preferably used only for
authors on whom library is making a special collection (e. g. Shakspere,
Dante and Goethe), in other cases material coming under A-C being clast
in regular bibliografy and biografy numbers.
A-N ar common to all authors; 0-Z ar assignd individually.
General Skeme
A Bibliografy. Authorship controversies
B Biografy
C Biografic collateral
D Higher criticism
E Minor criticism (textual)
F Sources, allusions, leming
G Miscellany; concordances; societies etc.
H Quotations, tales and plays from, adaptations, condensations etc.
I Complete works without notes
J « with «
K "in translations
For living authors put works complete to date with I, J and K
L Partial collections without notes
M « with «
N "in translations
0-Z Individual works
822.33
Shakspere
A-N assignd as
above
0
Comedies
R3
Winter's tale
Oi
Airs well that ends well
s
Tragedies
03
As you like it
Si
Antony and Cleopatra
05
Comedy of errors
S3
Coriolanus
07
Love's labor lost
ss
Cymbeline
Pi
Measure for measure
S7
Hamlet
P3
Merchant of Venice
Ti
Julius Caesar
P5
Merry wives of Windsor
T3
King Lear
P7
Midsummer night's dream
T5
Macbeth
Qi
Much ado about nothing
T7
Othello
Q3
Taming of the shrew
Ui
Pericles
Q5
Tempest
U3
Romeo and Juliet
Q7
Twelfth night
•Us
Timon of Athens
Ri
Two gentlemen of Verona
U7
Titus Andronicus
988 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
822.33 Shakspere {concluded^
Vi Troilus and Cressida X3 Richard 2
W Histories X5 Richard 3
Wi Henry 4 Yi Poems
W3 Henry 5 Y3 Venus and Adonis
W5 Henry 6 Y5 Lucrece
W7 Henry 8 Y7 Sonnets
Xi King John Z Spurious woriES
In table above only od numbers hav been assignd. These may very
satisfactorily be used for text of plays, and the following even numbers
for corresponding criticisms, e.g. S7 text of Hamlet, S8 criticism of Hamlet,
criticisms of an individual work being shelvd with the work, not in D or E.
821.31
Spenser
0
Fairy queen
V Mutabilitie
p
u
book I
W Shepherd's calendar
Q
u
" 2
X Minor poems: Complaints
R
u
" 3
Y « Other
S
u
" 4
Z Prose
T
a
" 5
Z5 Letters
U
u
« 6
821.47 Milton
Dates foUowing titles ar those of first xniblicatioa
0
Paradise lost
1667
Vi Arcades 1633
p
Translations
V5 Comus 1634
Q
Criticisms
Wi Lycidas 1637
R
Paradise regained
1671
W5 Samson Agonistes 167 1
S
Translations
Xi Odes
T
Criticisms
X2 Soimets
Ui
L'allegro
1632
Y Miscellaneous
Us
11 penseroso
1632
Tables for following authors ar also to be found in Library notes, Oct
1893. 3:438-50:
H:W. Longfellow Alfred Tennyson
J : G. Whittier Robert Browning
W:G. Simms Walter Scott
Geoflfrey Chaucer Alexandre Dimias, the elder
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