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0 (General) 10 BIBLIOGRAPHY. 20 BOOK RARITIES. 30 GENERAL CYCLOPEDIAS. 40 POLYGRAPHY. 50 GENERAL PERIODICALS. 60 GENERAL SOCIETIES. 70 80 90 100 Philosophy 110 METAPHYSICS. 120 130 ANTHROPOLOGY. 140 SCHOOLS OF PSYCHOLOGY. 150 MENTAL FACULTIES. 160 LOGIC. 170 ETHICS. 180 ANCIENT PHILOSOPHIES. 190 MODERN PHILOSOPHIES. 200 Theology 210 NATURAL THEOLOGY. 220 BIBLE. 230 DOCTRINAL THEOLOGY. 240 PRACTICAL AND DEVOTIONAL. 250 HOMILETICAL AND PASTORAL. 260 INSTITUTIONS AND MISSIONS. 270 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. 280 CHRISTIAN SECTS. 290 NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS. 300 Sociology 310 STATISTICS. 320 POLITICAL SCIENCE. 330 POLITICAL ECONOMY. 340 LAW. 350 ADMINISTRATION. 360 ASSOCIATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS. 370 EDUCATION. 380 COMMERCE AND COMMUNICATION. 390 CUSTOMS AND COSTUMES. |
400 Philology 410 COMPARATIVE. 420 ENGLISH. 430 GERMAN. 440 FRENCH. 450 ITALIAN. 460 SPANISH. 470 LATIN. 480 GREEK. 490 OTHER LANGUAGES. 500 Natural Science 510 MATHEMATICS. 520 ASTRONOMY. 530 PHYSICS. 540 CHEMISTRY. 550 GEOLOGY. 560 PALEONTOLOGY. 570 BIOLOGY. 580 BOTANY. 590 ZOOLOGY. 600 Useful Arts 610 MEDICINE. 620 ENGINEERING. 630 AGRICULTURE. 640 DOMESTIC ECONOMY. 650 COMMUNICATION AND COMMERCE. 660 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY. 670 MANUFACTURES. 680 MECHANIC TRADES. 690 BUILDING. |
700 Fine Arts 710 LANDSCAPE GARDENING. 720 ARCHITECTURE. 730 SCULPTURE. 740 DRAWING AND DESIGN. 750 PAINTING. 760 ENGRAVING. 770 PHOTOGRAPHY. 780 MUSIC. 790 AMUSEMENTS. 800 Literature 810 TREATISES AND COLLECTIONS. 820 ENGLISH. 830 GERMAN. 840 FRENCH. 850 ITALIAN. 860 SPANISH. 870 LATIN. 880 GREEK. 890 OTHER LANGUAGES. 900 History 910 GEOGRAPHY AND DESCRIPTION. 920 BIOGRAPHY. 930 ANCIENT HISTORY. 940 Modern EUROPE. 950 Modern ASIA. 960 Modern AFRICA. 970 Modern NORTH AMERICA. 980 Modern SOUTH AMERICA. 990 Modern OCEANICA AND POLAR REGIONS. SUBJECT INDEX |
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10 Bibliography. 11 General Bibliographies. 12 Special Forms. 13 Manuscripts. 14 Anonyms, Pseudonyms, &c. 15 Special Countries. 16 Special Subjects. 17 Subject Catalogues. 18 Authors' Catalogues. 19 Library Economy and Reports. 20 Book Rarities. 21 Manuscripts. 22 Block Books. 23 Early Printed. 24 Celebrated Printers. 25 Celebrated Binders. 26 Materials. 27 Ownership. 28 Prohibited. 29 Other. |
30 General Cyclopedias. 31 American. 32 English. 33 German. 34 French. 35 Italian. 36 Spanish. 37 Slavic. 38 Scandinavian. 39 Other. 40 Polygraphy. 41 American. 42 English. 43 German. 44 French. 45 Italian. 46 Spanish. 47 Slavic. 48 Scandinavian. 49 Other. |
50 General Periodicals. 51 American. 52 English. 53 German. 54 French. 55 Italian. 56 Spanish. 57 Slavic. 58 Scandinavian. 59 Other. 60 General Societies. 61 American. 62 English. 63 German. 64 French. 65 Italian. 66 Spanish. 67 Slavic. 68 Scandinavian. 69 Other. |
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100 Philosophy. 101 102 Compends. 103 Dictionaries. 104 Essays. 105 Periodicals. 106 Societies. 107 Education. 108 109 History. 110 Metaphysics. 111 Ontology. 112 Methodology. 113 Cosmology. 130 Anthropology. 131 Mental physiology and hygiene. 132 Mental derangements. 133 Delusions, witchcraft, magic. 134 Mesmerism. 135 Sleep, dreams, somnambulism. 136 Sexes. 137 Temperaments. 138 Physiognomy. 139 Phrenology. 140 Schools of Psychology. 141 Idealistic. 142 Critical. 143 Intuitive. 144 Empirical. 145 Sensational. 146 Materialistic. 147 Pantheistic. 148 Eclectic. 149 Other. |
150 Mental Faculties. 151 Intellect. 152 Sense. 153 Understanding. 154 Memory. 155 Reason. 156 Imagination. 157 Susceptibility. 158 Instincts. 159 Will. 160 Logic. 161 Inductive. 162 Deductive. 163 Assent. 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 Ethics. 171 Theoretical. 172 State. 173 Family. 174 Business. 175 Amusements. 176 Sexual. 177 Social. 178 Temperance. 179 Other. |
180 Ancient Philosophies. 181 Oriental. 182 Early Greek. 183 Sophistic and Socratic. 184 Platonic. 185 Aristotelian. 186 Pyrrhonist and New Platonist. 187 Epicurean. 188 Stoic. 189 Patristic. 190 Modern Philosophies. 191 Scotch and American. 192 English. 193 German. 194 French. 195 Italian. 196 Spanish. 197 Arabian. 198 Scholastic. 199 Other. |
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200 Theology. 201 Philosophy. 202 Compends. 203 Dictionaries. 204 Essays. 205 Periodicals. 206 Societies. 207 Education. 208 209 History. 210 Natural Theology. 211 Theism and Atheism. 212 Pantheism. 213 Creation. 214 Providence. 215 Religion and science. 216 Evil. 217 Prayer. 218 Future Life. 219 220 Bible. 221 Old Testament. 222 Historical books. 223 Poetical books. 224 Prophetical books. 225 New Testament. 226 Gospels and Acts. 227 Epistles. 228 Apocalypse. 229 Apocrypha. 230 Doctrinal. 231 God. 232 Christ. 233 Man. 234 Salvation. 235 Angels. 236 Death and resurrection. 237 Future state. 238 Inspiration. 239 Apologetics. |
240 Practical and Devotional. 241 Didactic. 242 Meditative. 243 Hortatory. 244 Ritual. 245 Hymnology. 246 Public worship. 247 Social worship. 248 Private worship. 249 Religious fiction and anecdote. 250 Homiletical and Pastoral. 251 Homiletics. 252 Sermons. 253 Doctrinal. 254 Practical. 255 Religion and Science. 256 Political. 257 Ordination. 258 Expository. 259 Commemorative. 260 Institutions and missions. 261 Church. 262 Ecclesiastical polity. 263 Sabbath. 264 Baptism. 265 Lord's Supper. 266 Missions. 267 Foreign. 268 Sunday schools. 269 Revivals. |
270 Ecclesiastical History. 271 Religious orders. 272 Persecutions. 273 Doctrines. 274 Europe. 275 Asia. 276 Africa. 277 North America. 278 South America. 279 Oceanica. 280 Christian Sects. 281 Oriental. 282 Roman Catholic. 283 English and Protestant Episcopal. 284 Presbyterian. 285 Congregational. 286 Baptist. 287 Methodist. 288 Unitarian and Universalist. 289 Other Christian sects. 290 Non-Christian Religions. 291 Comparative mythology. 292 Greek and Roman mythology. 293 Norse mythology. 294 Brahmanism and Buddhism. 295 Parseeism. 296 Judaism. 297 Mohammedanism. 298 Mormonism. 299 Other. |
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300 Sociology. 301 Philosophy. 302 Compends. 303 Dictionaries. 304 Essays. 305 Periodicals. 306 Societies. 309 History. 310 Statistics. 311 Methods. 312 Progress of population. 313 Progress of civilization. 314 Europe. 315 Asia. 316 Africa. 317 North America. 318 South America. 319 Oceanica. 320 Political Science. 321 Patriarchal Institutions. 322 Feudal Institutions. 323 Monarchic Institutions. 324 Republican Institutions. 325 Colonies and Emigration. 326 Slavery. 327 Foreign and Domestic relations. 328 Legislative annals. 329 Political essays and speeches. 330 Political Economy. 331 Capital and labor. 332 Banks and money. 333 Stocks, rents, and income. 334 Credit and interest. 335 Communism. 336 Public funds and taxation. 337 Protection and free trade. 338 Production. 339 Pauperism. |
340 Law. 341 International. 342 Constitutional and administrative. 343 Statute and common. 344 Equity. 345 Criminal. 346 Maritime. 347 Martial. 348 Civil and Canon. 349 Evidence and Forms of practice. 350 Administration. 351 Civil Service. 352 Treasury. 353 Interior. 354 Police. 355 Army. 356 Infantry. 357 Cavalry. 358 Artillery. 359 Navy. 360 Associations and Institutions. 361 Charitable. 362 Religious. 363 Political. 364 Reformatory and Sanitary. 365 Prisons. 366 Secret Societies. 367 Trades Unions. 368 Insurance. 369 Other. |
370 Education. 371 Teachers, methods, and discipline. 372 Elementary. 373 Higher. 374 Self-education. 375 Classical and real. 376 Female. 377 Religious and secular. 378 Schools and Colleges. 379 Reports. 380 Commerce, Communication. 381 Domestic trade. 382 Foreign trade. 383 Post office. 384 Telegraph. 385 Railroad and express. 386 Canal transportation. 387 River and ocean transportation. 388 City transit. 389 Weights and measures. 390 Customs and Costumes. 391 Ancient. 392 Medieval. 393 Modern. 394 Europe. 395 Asia. 396 Africa. 397 North America. 398 South America. 399 Oceanica. |
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400 Philology. 401 Philosophy. 402 Compends. 403 Dictionaries. 404 Essays. 405 Periodicals. 406 Societies. 407 Education. 408 Universal Language. 409 History. 410 Comparative. 411 Orthography. 412 Etymology. 413 Dictionaries. 414 Phonology. 415 Grammar. 416 Prosody. 417 Inscriptions. 418 Texts. 419 Hieroglyphics. 420 English. 421 Orthography. 422 Etymology. 423 Dictionaries. 424 Synonyms. 425 Grammar. 426 Prosody. 427 Dialects. 428 Texts. 429 Anglo-Saxon. 430 German. 431 Orthography. 432 Etymology. 433 Dictionaries. 434 Synonyms. 435 Grammar. 436 Prosody. 437 Dialects. 438 Texts. 439 Dutch and Low German. |
440 French. 441 Orthography. 442 Etymology. 443 Dictionaries. 444 Synonyms. 445 Grammar. 446 Prosody. 447 Dialects. 448 Texts. 449 Old French, Provençal. 450 Italian. 451 Orthography. 452 Etymology. 453 Dictionaries. 454 Synonyms. 455 Grammar. 456 Prosody. 457 Dialects. 458 Texts. 459 Romansh and Wallachian. 460 Spanish. 461 Orthography. 462 Etymology. 463 Dictionaries. 464 Synonyms. 465 Grammar. 466 Prosody. 467 Dialects. 468 Texts. 469 Portuguese. |
470 Latin. 471 Orthography. 472 Etymology. 473 Dictionaries. 474 Synonyms. 475 Grammar. 476 Prosody. 477 Dialects. 478 Texts. 479 Medieval Latin. 480 Greek. 481 Orthography. 482 Etymology. 483 Dictionaries. 484 Synonyms. 485 Grammar. 486 Prosody. 487 Dialects. 488 Texts. 489 Modern Greek. 490 Other Languages. 491 Chinese. 492 Egyptian. 493 Semitic. 494 Indian. 495 Iranian. 496 Keltic. 497 Slavic. 498 Scandinavian. 499 Other. |
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500 Natural Science. 501 Philosophy. 502 Compends. 503 Dictionaries. 504 Essays. 505 Periodicals. 506 Societies. 507 Education. 508 Travels. 509 History. 5l0 Mathematics. 511 Arithmetic. 512 Algebra. 513 Geometry. 514 Trigonometry. 515 Conic sections. 516 Analytical geometry. 517 Calculus. 518 Quaternions. 519 Probabilities. 520 Astronomy. 521 Theoretical. 522 Practical. 523 Descriptive. 524 Maps. 525 Observations. 526 Figure of the earth. 527 Navigation. 528 Almanacs. 529 Chronology. 530 Physics. 531 Mechanics. 532 Hydrostatics. 533 Pneumatics. 534 Acoustics. 535 Optics. 536 Heat. 537 Electricity. 538 Magnetism. 539 Molecular physics. |
540 Chemistry. 541 Theoretical. 542 Experimental. 543 Analysis. 544 Qualitative. 545 Quantitative. 546 Inorganic. 547 Organic. 548 Crystallography. 549 Mineralogy. 550 Geology. 551 Physical Geography, Meteorology. 552 Lithology. 553 Dynamical geology. 554 Europe. 555 Asia. 556 Africa. 557 North America. 558 South America. 559 Oceanica. 560 Paleontology. 561 Plants. 562 Invertebrates. 563 Protozoa and Radiates. 564 Mollusca. 565 Articulates. 566 Vertebrates. 567 Fishes. 568 Reptiles and Birds. 569 Mammals. |
570 Biology. 571 Prehistoric Archæology. 572 Ethnology. 573 Natural History of Man. 574 Homologies. 575 Evolution. 576 Embryology. 577 Spontaneous generation. 578 Microscopy. 579 Collectors' Manuals. 580 Botany. 581 Physiological. 582 Systematic. 583 Ornamental. 584 Europe. 585 Asia. 586 Africa. 587 North America. 588 South America. 589 Oceanica. 590 Zoology. 591 Comparative Anatomy. 592 Invertebrates. 593 Protozoa and Radiates. 594 Mollusca. 595 Articulates. 596 Vertebrates. 597 Fishes. 598 Reptiles and Birds. 599 Mammals. |
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600 Useful Arts. 601 Philosophy. 602 Compends. 603 Dictionaries. 604 Essays. 605 Periodicals. 606 Societies. 607 Education. 608 Patents. 609 History. 610 Medicine. 611 Anatomy. 612 Physiology. 613 Hygiene. 614 Public health. 615 Materia medica and therapeutics. 616 Pathology, theory and practice. 617 Surgery and dentistry. 618 Obstetrics and sexual science. 619 Veterinary medicine. 620 Engineering. 621 Mechanical. 622 Topographical. 623 Military. 624 Bridge. 625 Road and railroad. 626 Canal. 627 Harbor. 628 Hydraulic and mining. 629 Instruments and field books. 630 Agriculture. 631 Soil and preparation. 632 Pests and hindrances. 633 Productions of the soil. 634 Fruits. 635 Garden. 636 Domestic animals. 637 Dairy. 638 Bees and silkworm. 639 Fishing, trapping. |
640 Domestic Economy. 641 Cookery. 642 Confectionery. 643 Food and dining. 644 Fuel and lights. 645 Furniture. 646 Clothing and toilet. 647 Servants. 648 Laundry. 649 Nursery and sick-room. 650 Communication, Commerce. 651 Writing. 652 Penmanship. 653 Short hand. 654 Telegraphy. 655 Printing. 656 Navigation and transportation. 657 Book-keeping. 658 Business manuals. 659 Other. 660 Chemical Technology. 661 Chemicals. 662 Pyrotechnics. 663 Wines, liquors, and ales. 664 Sugar, salt, starch, etc. 665 Gas. 666 Glass. 667 Dyeing and bleaching. 668 Assaying. 669 Metallurgy. |
670 Manufactures. 671 Metals. 672 Iron. 673 Marble, stone, and brick. 674 Wood. 675 Leather and rubber. 676 Paper. 677 Textile fabrics. 678 Cotton. 679 Other. 680 Mechanic Trades. 681 Watch and instrument-making. 682 Blacksmithing. 683 Lock and gun-making. 684 Carriage and cabinet-making. 685 Saddlery and shoe-making. 686 Book-binding. 687 Clothes-making. 688 689 Other. 690 Building. 691 Materials. 692 Plans and specifications. 693 Masonry. 694 Carpentry. 695 Slating and tiling. 696 Plumbing. 697 Warming and ventilation. 698 Painting, glazing, and paper-hanging. 699 Car and Ship-building. |
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700 Fine Arts. 701 Philosophy. 702 Compends. 703 Dictionaries. 704 Essays. 705 Periodicals. 706 Societies. 707 Education. 708 Galleries. 709 History. 710 Landscape Gardening. 711 Parks. 712 Private grounds. 713 Walks and drives. 714 Water. 715 Trees and hedges. 716 Plants and flowers. 717 Arbors. 718 Monuments. 719 Cemeteries. 720 Architecture. 721 Architectural construction. 722 Ancient and Oriental. 723 Medieval. 724 Modern. 725 Public buildings. 726 Church. 727 School. 728 Domestic and rural. 729 Of special countries. 730 Sculpture. 731 Materials and methods. 732 Ancient. 733 Greek and Roman. 734 Medieval. 735 Modern. 736 Carving. 737 Numismatics. 738 Pottery and bronzes. 739 Collections. |
740 Drawing and Design. 741 Free-hand. 742 Perspective. 743 Art anatomy. 744 Mathematical drawing. 745 Ornamental design. 746 Ancient. 747 Medieval. 748 Modern. 749 Collections. 750 Painting. 751 Materials and methods. 752 Color. 753 Flemish and Dutch Schools. 754 French. 755 Italian. 756 Other schools. 757 Portrait. 758 Landscape. 759 Collections. 760 Engraving. 761 Wood. 762 Steel and Copper. 763 Lithography. 764 Chromolithography. 765 Line and Stipple. 766 Mezzotint and Aquatint. 767 Etching. 768 Bank Note and Machine. 769 Collections. |
770 Photography. 771 Materials. 772 Ambrotype and Daguerreotype. 773 Photograph. 774 Heliotype, Albertype, etc. 775 Photolithography. 776 Stereoscopic. 777 Portrait. 778 Landscape. 779 Collections. 780 Music. 781 Theory. 782 Dramatic. 783 Church. 784 Vocal. 785 Instrumental. 786 Piano and Organ. 787 Stringed instruments. 788 Wind instruments. 789 Associations and institutions. 790 Amusements. 791 Entertainments. 792 Theatre. 793 In-door amusements. 794 Chess. 795 Other games. 796 Out-door sports. 797 Boating and ball. 798 Horsemanship and racing. 799 Fishing, hunting, shooting. |
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800 Literature. 801 Philosophy. 802 Compends. 803 Dictionaries. 804 Essays. 805 Periodicals. 806 Societies. 807 808 809 History. 810 Treatises and Collections. 811 Poetry. 812 Drama. 813 Romance. 814 Essays. 815 Rhetoric and oratory. 816 Letters. 817 Satire. 818 Humor. 819 Miscellany. 820 English Literature. 821 English Poetry. 822 English Drama. 823 English Romance. 824 English Essays. 825 English Oratory. 826 English Letters. 827 English Satire. 828 English Humor. 829 English Miscellany. 830 German Literature. 831 German Poetry. 832 German Drama. 833 German Romance. 834 German Essays. 835 German Oratory. 836 German Letters. 837 German Satire. 838 German Humor. 839 German Miscellany. |
840 French Literature. 841 French Poetry. 842 French Drama. 843 French Romance. 844 French Essays. 845 French Oratory. 846 French Letters. 847 French Satire. 848 French Humor. 849 French Miscellany. 850 Italian Literature. 851 Italian Poetry. 852 Italian Drama. 853 Italian Romance. 854 Italian Essays. 855 Italian Oratory. 856 Italian Letters. 857 Italian Satire. 858 Italian Humor. 859 Italian Miscellany. 860 Spanish Literature. 861 Spanish Poetry. 862 Spanish Drama. 863 Spanish Romance. 864 Spanish Essays. 865 Spanish Oratory. 866 Spanish Letters. 867 Spanish Satire. 868 Spanish Humor. 869 Spanish Miscellany. |
870 Latin Literature. 871 Latin Poetry. 872 Dramatic. 873 Epic. 874 Lyric. 875 Latin Oratory. 876 Latin Letters. 877 Latin Satire. 878 Latin Philosophy. 879 Latin History. 880 Greek Literature. 881 Greek Poetry. 882 Dramatic. 883 Epic. 884 Lyric. 885 Greek Oratory. 886 Greek Letters. 887 Greek Humor. 888 Greek Philosophy. 889 Greek History. 890 Other Languages. 891 Chinese. 892 Egyptian. 893 Semitic. 894 Indian. 895 Iranian. 896 Keltic. 897 Slavic. 898 Scandinavian. 899 Other. |
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900 History. 901 Philosophy. 902 Compends, chronology. 903 Dictionaries. 904 Essays. 905 Periodicals. 906 Societies. 907 Education. 908 Charts. 909 Universal Histories. 910 Geography and Description. 911 Historical. 912 Ancient. 913 Modern. 914 Europe. 915 Asia. 916 Africa. 917 North America. 918 South America. 919 Oceanica and Polar Regions. 920 Biography. 921 Of philosophy. 922 Of theology. 923 Of sociology. 924 Of philology. 925 Of science. 926 Of useful arts. 927 Of fine arts. 928 Of literature. 929 Genealogy and Heraldry. 930 Ancient History. 931 Chinese. 932 Egyptian. 933 Jewish. 934 Indian. 935 Persian. 936 Keltic. 937 Roman. 938 Greek. 939 Other. |
940 Europe. 941 Scotland and Ireland. 942 England. 943 Germany and Austria. 944 France. 945 Italy. 946 Spain and Portugal. 947 Russia. 948 Scandinavia. 949 Other. 950 Asia. 951 China. 952 Japan. 953 Arabia. 954 India. 955 Persia. 956 Turkey in Asia. 957 Siberia. 958 Afghanistan. 959 Other. 960 Africa. 96l North Africa. 962 Egypt and Nubia. 963 Abyssinia. 964 Morocco. 965 Algeria. 966 Central Africa. 967 Guinea. 968 South Africa. 969 Other. |
970 North America. 971 British America. 972 Canada. 973 United States and Territories. 974 Eastern. 975 Middle. 976 Southern. 977 Western. 978 Mexico. 979 Other. 980 South America. 981 Brazil. 982 Argentine Republic. 983 Chili. 984 Bolivia. 985 Peru. 986 New Granada. 987 Venezuela. 988 Guiana. 989 Other. 990 Oceanica and Polar Regions. 991 Malaysia. 992 Sunda. 993 Australasia. 994 Australia. 995 New Guinea. 996 Polynesia. 997 Isolated islands. 998 Arctic regions. 999 Antarctic regions. |