"A Talk about Birds and Audubon," _The American Review: A Whig Journal_, vol. ii, pp. 279-287. New York, 1845. Interesting reference to "the great fire [of July 19, 1845] which so lately devastated so large a part of this proud city [New York]," in which the copper plates of Audubon's _Birds_ were thought to have been destroyed (see Chapter XXXV, p. 267). 151. (ANON.): "Audubon, the Naturalist," _Athenæum_, London, vol. for 1856, p. 283. Review of Mrs. Horace St. John's _Life of Audubon_ (see No. 71). 152. (ANON.): "The Life and Adventures of John James Audubon," _Athenæum_, London, vol. for 1868, pp. 833-834. Review of Buchanan's _Life_ (see No. 72). 153. (ANON.) BURROUGHS, JOHN: "The Life of Audubon ... edited by Mrs. J. J. Audubon" [see No. 73], _The Nation_, vol. ix, pp. 13-14. New York, 1869. Reprinted in Buchanan's _Life of Audubon_, "Everyman's Library" (see No. 72). 154. (ANON.): "The Adventures of Audubon," ... _Edinburgh Review_, vol. cxxxii, pp. 250-275. Edinburgh, 1870. Review of Buchanan's _Life_. 155. SHUFELDT, R. W.: "Shedding Horns of Antelope," _Shooting and Fishing_, New York, March, 1896. For critical articles by the same author, see also the following: "On the Terrestrial Attitudes of Loons and Grebes," _The Ibis_, London, January, 1898; "Audubon's Figure of the Mountain Partridge," _Field and Stream_, New York, September 1899; "Scaup Duck," _Shooting and Fishing_, New York, November 26, 1903; and "The Nest of the Orchard Oriole," _The Wilson Bulletin_, Oberlin, June, 1903. 156. (ANON.): "A Great Naturalist," _Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine_, vol. clxiv, pp. 58-69. Edinburgh, 1898. Review of _Audubon and his Journals_. 157. (ANON.) MERRIAM, C. HART: "Audubon," _The Nation_, vol. LXVI, pp. 151-152. New York, 1898. See also _Science_, N. S., vol. VII, pp. 289-296, with plate. New York, 1898. Reviews of _Audubon and his Journals_. 158. M[IALL], L. C.: "Audubon," _Nature_, vol. lvii, pp. 286-287. London, 1896-1898. A dour review, in which the writer remarks that Audubon's _Birds of America_ "has great artistic merit but less scientific value than a good series of photographs from life." 159. HUTT, W. N.: "Audubon the Original Nature Fakir," _Scientific American_, vol. xcviii, p. 59. New York, 1908. A feeble echo of the slanderous charges brought against Audubon by Thomas P. Jones in 1828 (see No. 93). 160. COLLES, GEORGE W.: "A Defense of Audubon," _Scientific American_, vol. xcviii, p. 311. New York, 1908. An excellent rejoinder to the egregious article quoted above. 161. BURNS, FRANK L.: "Alexander Wilson," Pts. I-VIII, _The Wilson Bulletin_, vols. xx-xxii. Oberlin, 1908-1910. See particularly, I. "The Audubon Controversy," vol. xx, pp. 3-18, and II. "The Mystery of the Small-headed Flycatcher," vol. xx, pp. 63-79. j. Auduboniana and Miscellanea 162. (ANON.):