_Audubon and His Journals_, with zoölogical and other notes by Elliott Coues. With 37 Illustrations, including 10 Portraits of Audubon, and 3 hitherto unpublished Bird Drawings. 2 vols., 8vo. Vol. i, pp. i-xiv, 1-532; vol. ii, pp. i-viii, 1-554. With reproduction of diplomas, etc. New York, 1898. The first volume of this excellent work is devoted to a biography of the naturalist, pp. 1-78, and to his Journals (see No. 42); the second continues the Journals, and reproduces most of the "Episodes" from the _Ornithological Biography_. 87. BURROUGHS, JOHN: _John James Audubon._ Pp. i-xviii, 1-144. With portrait. 16mo. and (large paper) 8vo. Boston. 1902. Citation from second edition of 1904. 88. MERRIAM, C. HART: "John James Audubon," _Popular Science Monthly_, vol. lxx, pp. 301-303, with portrait. New York, 1907. Delivered on the occasion of the unveiling of marble busts of ten eminent scientific men at the American Museum of Natural History, December 29, 1906. 89. MERRIAM C. HART: "John James Audubon," _Bird Lore_, vol. 9, pp. 3-5. New York, 1907. 89a. STONE, WITMER: "John James Audubon," in _Leading American Men of Science_, ed. by David Starr Jordan, pp. 71-87. New York, 1910. 90. BAKEWELL, REV. GORDON: "Reminiscences of John James Audubon." _Publications of the Louisiana Historical Society_, vol. v, pp. 31-41. New Orleans, 1911. An address delivered before the Louisiana Historical Society, November 16, 1910. Affirms, on the testimony of Bernard de Marigny, that Audubon was a Louisianian by birth. See Vol. I, p. 69 of the present work. i. Reviews and Criticism 91. (ANON.) BREWSTER, DAVID: "Mr. Audubon's Ornithology of the United States of America," _Edinburgh Journal of Science_, vol. vi, p. 184. Edinburgh, 1826-1827. This highly commendatory paper by David Brewster, and that by Robert Jameson, which follows, gives the first formal announcement of Audubon's work in the scientific journals of the day. 92. (ANON.) JAMESON, ROBERT: "Mr. Audubon's great work on Birds of the United States of America," _Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal_, vol. 2, pp. 210-211. Edinburgh, 1826-1827. The editor stated that Audubon had spent twenty-two years in the study of American birds, and that the engravings, of which several had already appeared, would be accompanied by a quarto volume of letterpress, containing all his observations on the natural history of the species, in the form of letters, an example of which was given in the paper on the Turkey Buzzard in the present number of that _Journal_ (see No. 17). 93. (ANON.) JONES, THOMAS P.: "The Romance of the Rattlesnake," _Franklin Journal and American Mechanics' Magazine_, vol. ii (August), N. S., p. 144. Philadelphia, 1828.