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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.
= 70= 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79
= 80= 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89
= 90= 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

PHILOSOPHY.
=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.
114 115 116 117 118 119
=120= 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129
=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.

THEOLOGY
=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.

SOCIOLOGY.
=300 Sociology.= 301 Philosophy. 302 Compends. 303 Dictionaries.
304 Essays. 305 Periodicals. 306 Societies. 307 308 309 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