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Dictionary Of The Natural Sciences: A Translation Of Halothurie. In: F. Cuvier (Ed.). Dictionary Des Sciences Naturelles, 21, Pp. 310–319. Paris, France; F. G. Levrault., H. M. D. De Blainville, John M. Lawrence
Dictionary Of The Natural Sciences: A Translation Of Halothurie. In: F. Cuvier (Ed.). Dictionary Des Sciences Naturelles, 21, Pp. 310–319. Paris, France; F. G. Levrault., H. M. D. De Blainville, John M. Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Little Charles, Mrs. Barbauld
Little Charles, Mrs. Barbauld
Children's Literature Books
Poem for children. Printed on one side of leaf only, opposite versos and rectos blank. First and last leaves pasted to covers.
Report, Occupation Of Amelia Island, March 16, 1818, United States. Congress (15th, 1st Session : 1817-1818). House
Report, Occupation Of Amelia Island, March 16, 1818, United States. Congress (15th, 1st Session : 1817-1818). House
Select Florida Studies Publications
A report compiled on March 26, 1818 detailing the status of the United States occupation of the Spanish owned Amelia Island, Florida. The report includes a series of letters between various officials of the United States Government.
Excerpt, Affecting Narrative Of The Captivity And The Sufferings Of Mrs. Mary Smith, Mary Smith, Petronella Van Doorn
Excerpt, Affecting Narrative Of The Captivity And The Sufferings Of Mrs. Mary Smith, Mary Smith, Petronella Van Doorn
Early Visions Bucket
"An Affecting Narrative of the Captivity and Sufferings of Mrs. Mary Smith tells the story of a white settler who, along with her husband and daughters, was forcefully taken from her frontier home by Kickapoo Indians in the vicinity of New Orleans. An unknown 'gentleman' tells the outrageous story filled with extreme violence, including torture, scalping, massacre, sexual submission, white racism, bravery, and chivalry to 'his friend in Rhode Island.' During this sixty day ordeal, Smith witnesses the horrific torture and killing of her husband and her children, marries an older chief, gets recaptured by the Kickapoos, and is …
Pamphlet, Narrative Of A Shipwreck, Sarah Allen, Keith Lewis Simmons
Pamphlet, Narrative Of A Shipwreck, Sarah Allen, Keith Lewis Simmons
Early Visions Bucket
"The Narrative of a Shipwreck, by Sarah Allen, appeared as a pamphlet in two successive Boston editions (1816, 1817). New England readers at the time indeed must have valued this story told, ostensibly, in a female voice, set along the exotic and contentious frontier, and portraying the hardships of a shipwreck along the remote Florida coast, as well as a satisfying and miraculously happy ending."
Anatomy Of The Tube Holothurians Of The Orange Seastars And The Stone Sea-Urchins: A Translation Of Anatomie Der Röhren-Holothurie Des Pomeranzfarbigen Seesterns Und Stein-Seeigels, Friedrich Tiedemann, S. A. Böttger, John M. Lawrence
Anatomy Of The Tube Holothurians Of The Orange Seastars And The Stone Sea-Urchins: A Translation Of Anatomie Der Röhren-Holothurie Des Pomeranzfarbigen Seesterns Und Stein-Seeigels, Friedrich Tiedemann, S. A. Böttger, John M. Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Histoire Naturelle Des Singes Et Des Makis, J. B. Audebert
Histoire Naturelle Des Singes Et Des Makis, J. B. Audebert
Lemur Foundation Collection
No abstract provided.
Cuento
Science Fiction Novels
Digitized story detached from: Diario de México. Tom. 12 (Feb. 9 and 24, 1810): 157-8 and 217-218.
Atala, François Auguste René De Chateaubriand, Keith Lewis Simmons, Kline
Atala, François Auguste René De Chateaubriand, Keith Lewis Simmons, Kline
Early Visions Bucket
"Atala was a milestone in French romanticism, the origin of a globally successful, enduring romantic male archetype. Along with its twin, Rene, this once-famous novella is set in the American Southeast and is part of a longer, semi-autobiographical epic called Les Natchez. Chateaubriand had never visited the United States, but read some early accounts, and the region in which the events take place, mostly northern Florida, is a fantastic projection of exotic ideals."
Echinoderms, In System Of Animals Without Vertebrae: A Translation Of Radiaires Échinodermes, En Systéme Des Animaux Sans Vertèbres, J. B. Lamarck, John M. Lawrence
Echinoderms, In System Of Animals Without Vertebrae: A Translation Of Radiaires Échinodermes, En Systéme Des Animaux Sans Vertèbres, J. B. Lamarck, John M. Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 3, Unknown
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 3, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The prayer, commissioned by Ehte-Marian, offers protection against hemorrhaging.
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 4, Unknown
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 4, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The prayer, commissioned by Ehte-Marian, offers protection against hemorrhaging.
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 2, Unknown
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 2, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The prayer, commissioned by Ehte-Marian, offers protection against hemorrhaging.
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 1, Unknown
Magic Scrolls, Ethiopia, Part 1, Unknown
Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection
The prayer, commissioned by Ehte-Marian, offers protection against hemorrhaging. A Guardian angel apotropaic illustration is on the top of the scroll.
A Discourse Delivered In The New Dutch Church, Nassau Street, On Tuesday, The 21st Of October 1794, Thomas Dunn
A Discourse Delivered In The New Dutch Church, Nassau Street, On Tuesday, The 21st Of October 1794, Thomas Dunn
Irish Studies Publications
A speech given before the New York Society for the Information and Assistance of Persons Emigrating from Foreign Countries on October 21, 1794.
Excerpt, Travels Through North And South Carolina, Georgia, East And West Florida, The Cherokee Country, The Extensive Territories Of The Muscogulges, Or Creek Confederacy, And The Country Of The Choctaws, William Bartram, Devin Pallone, Heather Wiseman
Excerpt, Travels Through North And South Carolina, Georgia, East And West Florida, The Cherokee Country, The Extensive Territories Of The Muscogulges, Or Creek Confederacy, And The Country Of The Choctaws, William Bartram, Devin Pallone, Heather Wiseman
Early Visions Bucket
"Commissioned by the London physician John Fothergill to survey the land and catalog the flora and fauna, Bartram rambled through the southeastern colonies of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama from 1774-1777. He filled the pages of journals with notes about the landscape, encounters with its inhabitants, and his reflections on what moved him most. He sketched quirky birds and sinuous plants. The result of his journals and letters was a book known as Travels, published in 1791, and circulated widely in the US and Europe."
Introduction: A Translation Of Avertissement In: Tableau Encyclopédique Et Méthodique Des Trois Règnes De La Nature, Jean G. Bruguière, John M. Lawrence
Introduction: A Translation Of Avertissement In: Tableau Encyclopédique Et Méthodique Des Trois Règnes De La Nature, Jean G. Bruguière, John M. Lawrence
Integrative Biology Books
No abstract provided.
Excerpt, An Historical Narrative And Topographical Description Of Louisiana And West Florida, Thomas Hutchins, Michelle Sonnenberg, Hannah Gorski
Excerpt, An Historical Narrative And Topographical Description Of Louisiana And West Florida, Thomas Hutchins, Michelle Sonnenberg, Hannah Gorski
Early Visions Bucket
"An Historical Narrative and Topographical Description of Louisiana and West Florida (1784) gives a base description of the coastline, river systems, and barrier islands of Louisiana and West Florida. Thomas Hutchins utilizes soundings and charts created by George Gauld, an engineer employed by the British Admiralty to survey the Gulf Coast. (Sections included here are the Preface, descriptions of the West Florida Panhandle and the Tortugas, the Conclusion, and a Table of Distances that closes the volume.)"
Poem, Triumphant Victory At Pensacola, Bernardo De Gálvez, Jonathan Tharrin, Nicole Darbois
Poem, Triumphant Victory At Pensacola, Bernardo De Gálvez, Jonathan Tharrin, Nicole Darbois
Early Visions Bucket
"Gálvez’s poem ... is translated into English for the first time by Jonathan Tharin as 'The Triumphant Victory at Pensacola.' Gálvez creates a two-part ode glorifying the defeat of the British by his Spanish forces and the subsequent celebration of their victory"
Excerpt, Concise Natural History Of East And West Florida, Bernard Romans, Gale Busjahn
Excerpt, Concise Natural History Of East And West Florida, Bernard Romans, Gale Busjahn
Early Visions Bucket
"Bernard Romans (b.1720) was born in the Netherlands, emigrated to America around 1757, and after a life of some controversy, died at about the age of 64. Romans, who spent sixteen years in North America (not all times, places, and activities accurately recorded), demonstrated his broad range of experiences with A Concise Natural History of East and West Florida (1775)."
Excerpt, Travels In Georgia And Florida, 1773-74: A Report To Dr. John Fothergill, William Bartram, Devin Pallone, Rebecca Givens, Erin Pollack, Rebecca Decenzo
Excerpt, Travels In Georgia And Florida, 1773-74: A Report To Dr. John Fothergill, William Bartram, Devin Pallone, Rebecca Givens, Erin Pollack, Rebecca Decenzo
Early Visions Bucket
"The 'Report to Dr. John Fothergill,' by William Bartram (1739-1823), recounts the naturalist’s adventure through the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida, which he related back to his London patron. Fothergill funded Bartram to explore the pre-Revolutionary South in order to gather and artistically document specimens. During this period, Bartram drew animals and plants, while also collecting “nondescript” (undescribed) flowers and seeds, and Fothergill related information about how to properly package and ship the parcels overseas. The 'Report' represents a record of an active communication between two naturalist and patron, and the samples and advice were tools of acknowledgement and admiration between …
Excerpt, Report Of The General Survey In The Southern District Of North America And The Atlantic Pilot, John William Gerard De Brahm, Nicole Fritz, Heather Wiseman, Gail Busjahn
Excerpt, Report Of The General Survey In The Southern District Of North America And The Atlantic Pilot, John William Gerard De Brahm, Nicole Fritz, Heather Wiseman, Gail Busjahn
Early Visions Bucket
"Penned during a hiatus in 1771 from John William de Brahm's position as The Surveyor General of the Southern District of North America, he wrote the most popular of these volumes “Report on The General Survey.” The Atlantic Pilot, published in England in 1772, helped increase the British awareness of the coasts and geographical surroundings. Honoring the King’s orders, De Brahm made discoveries and surveyed the seas mapping and recording the safe navigation for future shipping."
Excerpt, Description Of East Florida, William Stork, Jared Dimaggio, Layne Farmen
Excerpt, Description Of East Florida, William Stork, Jared Dimaggio, Layne Farmen
Early Visions Bucket
"While living in Florida, William Stork wrote and published An Account of East Florida. This document was scientific and highly promotional. In this work, Stork described the local flora and fauna, but also encouraged people to settle in Florida, lauding the colony for its fertile soil, accommodating climate, and future trade opportunities."
Journal, Diary Of A Journey Through The Carolinas, Georgia And Florida From July 1, 1765, To April 10, 1766, John Bartram, Michael Sadler, Brent Jowers
Journal, Diary Of A Journey Through The Carolinas, Georgia And Florida From July 1, 1765, To April 10, 1766, John Bartram, Michael Sadler, Brent Jowers
Early Visions Bucket
"John Bartram (1699-1777), a Quaker, Pennsylvania farmer, and father of William, trained himself scientifically at a young age. John maintained an extensive correspondence with leading minds of the Enlightenment on both sides of the Atlantic. A life’s work in natural history earned Bartram an annual stipend of fifty pounds by King George III in 1765, and with that income, the elder Bartram and son William explored East Florida’s St. Johns River."
Excerpt, Autobiography Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pilot (Nee Digby), Born 1742, Died 1826, With A Concluding Memoir By Her Daughter, Elizabeth Digby Pilot, Deborah L. Bauer
Excerpt, Autobiography Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pilot (Nee Digby), Born 1742, Died 1826, With A Concluding Memoir By Her Daughter, Elizabeth Digby Pilot, Deborah L. Bauer
Early Visions Bucket
"Surviving primary source documents that detail life in East and West Florida during the British Period are exceedingly rare. Such journals or diaries written by women are even more scarce. Elizabeth Digby Pilot (1742-1826), wife of a British infantry officer, wrote one of only two known surviving accounts."
An Essay On Currents At Sea, 1757, Joseph Mead
An Essay On Currents At Sea, 1757, Joseph Mead
Select Environment and Natural History Publications
A thorough review of ocean currents, including their causes, effects, and significance for navigation and ecology.
Excerpt, Narrative Of The Uncommon Sufferings And Surprizing Deliverance Of Briton Hammon, Briton Hammon, Gail Busjahn
Excerpt, Narrative Of The Uncommon Sufferings And Surprizing Deliverance Of Briton Hammon, Briton Hammon, Gail Busjahn
Early Visions Bucket
"In his Narrative of the Uncommon Suffering (1747-1760), Briton Hammon recounts a series of remarkable confinements and escapes, before returning to servitude under his captor General John Winslow. While sailing from Massachusetts to Jamaica, Hammon’s ship wrecks off 'Cape Florida,' where the enslaved African lives among natives for five weeks."
Journal, Relation Or Journal Of A Late Expedition To St. Augustine, Edward Kimber, Krista M. Coker
Journal, Relation Or Journal Of A Late Expedition To St. Augustine, Edward Kimber, Krista M. Coker
Early Visions Bucket
"In A Relation or Journal of a Late Expedition to the Gates of St. Augustine, Edward Kimber relates his experiences as a soldier in James Oglethorpe’s raid on St. Augustine. The author was originally described as “a Gentleman, Volunteer in the said Expedition.” The raid was an attempt to further expand British holdings and take St. Augustine from Spanish control, being part of the long struggle between the two empires
An Impartial Account Of The Late Expedition Against St. Augustine Under General Oglethorpe, Unknown
An Impartial Account Of The Late Expedition Against St. Augustine Under General Oglethorpe, Unknown
Select Florida Studies Publications
A book described by the author as an abstract of the authentic report of the expedition against St. Augustine.
Crisis Del Ensayo A La Historia De La Florida, Joseph De Salazar
Crisis Del Ensayo A La Historia De La Florida, Joseph De Salazar
Select Florida Studies Publications
A short history of Florida spanning 200 years written by Joseph De Salazar.