STEVENS. Bibliotheca Historica; or, a Catalogue of ... Books and Manuscripts relating chiefly to the History and Literature of North and South America; among which is included the larger proportion of the extraordinary Library of the late Henry Stevens, Sr., of Barnet, Vt. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Henry Stevens.... 8vo, pp. xv, (1), 234, (1). _Boston._ 1870. Beautifully printed and profusely annotated. One of the few bibliographical works which combines amusement with profit and instruction. STEVENS. Catalogue of My English Library collected and described by Henry Stevens.... Fcap 8vo, pp. xi, 107. _London: Printed by C. Whittingham. Nov. 1853. For Private Distribution._ Contains the titles of the best editions of the principal standard authors sufficient to form a library of about 6000 volumes. The contents of the several volumes of the chief polygraphic works are given; also the dates of birth and death of most of the deceased authors. STEVENS. The Humboldt Library. A Catalogue of the Library of Alexander von Humboldt. With a Bibliographical and Biographical Memoir by Henry Stevens.... 8vo, pp. xii, 791. Portrait. _London: Henry Stevens_ ... 1863. All the copies we have seen of this are marked proof, and the introduction is unfinished. Also on large paper, rl. 8vo. STEVENS. Schedule of two thousand American Historical Nuggets Taken from the Stevens Diggins in September 1870 and set down in Chronological Order of Printing from 1490 to 1800. Described and Recommended as a Supplement to any Printed Bibliotheca Americana. By Henry Stevens, G.M.B., F.S.A., etc. 4to, pp. (4), 20. _Privately Printed London: Stevens's Bibliographical Nuggetory, ... Oct. 1, 1870._ Also on large paper. [STEVENSON (T.)] Catalogue of Scottish Writers. Post 8vo, pp. xxiv, 168. _Edinburgh: Thomas Stevenson._ 1833. STEWART (C.) A Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental Library of ... Tippoo Sultan of Mysore. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of Hyder Aly Khan, and his Son Tippoo Sultan. By Charles Stewart. 4to. _Cambridge._ 1802. + [_Ibid._] 1809. 4to, pp. (4), viii, 94,(2), 364. "The pleasure we have experienced in perusing these sheets, has been considerably heightened by our confidence in the accuracy of the contents (Major Stewart giving notes and references from the most authentic materials), and from the modest, unassuming manner in which the whole is written. The work Major Stewart proposed to write was one of great curiosity to all classes of readers, and a desideratum of real consequence to Oriental scholars."--_British Critic._