Bibliotheca americo-septentrionalis

Bibliotheca americo-septentrionalis : being a choice collection of books in various languages, relating to the history, climate, geography, produce, population, agriculture, commerce, arts, sciences, etc. of North America, from its first discovery to its present existing government; among which are many valuable articles and rare together with all the important official documents published from time to time by the authority of Congress = Collection d'ouvrages, écrits en diverses langues: qui traitent de l'histoire, du climat, de la géographie, des productions, de la population, de l'agriculture, du commerce, des arts, des sciences, etc. de l'Amérique Septentrionale. Elle renferme un grand nombre de livres précieux qu'il serait difficile de se procurer ailleurs et les piéces officielles. By David Baillie Warden. Printer and date from verso of title page. 1200 volumes and some maps; purchased by Samuel A. Eliot (for $5,000) and presented to Harvard College in 1823. A second library collected by Warden was acquired by the New York State library in 1845.