x Introduction.
Rev. Samuel Knox.

Report of Commissioner of Education, 1898-99, 577-603.
The Institutions and Civil Government of Maryland.

Boston, 1899, 12 mo., 1-410.

The Restoration of the Proprietary of Maryland and the Legislation against
the Roman Catholics during the Governorship of Capt. John Hart (1714-
1720).

Am. Hist. Ass. Report, 1899, 232-307.
Early Maryland Poetry.

Fund Publications Md. Hist. Soc., 1900, No. 36, 1-102.
The Library of the Maryland Historical Society.

The New Pedagogue, Feb., 1900, 101-102.
Maryland's Adoption of the Federal Constitution.

Am. Hist. Rev., 1899 and 1900, V, 22-44 and 207-224.
Maryland's First Courts.

Am. Hist. Ass. Report, 1901, 213-229.
Rev. Thomas Bray. His Life and Selected Works Relating to Maryland.

Ed. by Bernard C. Steiner, Md. Hist. Soc. Fund Publications, 1901, 1-253.
Western Maryland in the Revolution.

J. H. U. Studies in Hist, and Pol. Sc., 1902, XX, i.
Beginnings of Maryland, 1631-1639.

J. H. U. Studies in Hist, and Pol. Sc., 1903, XXI, 8-9-10.
Traces of Claiborne's Settlement, Kent Island.

J. H. U. Circulars, 1903, XXIII, 41-43.
Two Eighteenth Century Missionary Plans.

The Sewanee Rev., 1903, XI, 289-305.
Dr. Richard Brooke, the First Scientific Observer in Maryland.

J. H. H. Bull., 1904, XV, 294-296.
Descriptions of Maryland.

J. H. U. Studies in Hist, and Pol. Sc., 1904, XXII, 1-9.
A Frenchman's Impressions of Maryland and Virginia in 1791.

The Sewanee Rev., 1904, XII, 52-72.
Maryland in the Revolution.

The South Atlantic Quarterly, 1904, III, 232-238.
The First Lord Baltimore and His Colonial Projects.

Am. Hist. Ass. Report, 1905, I, 109-122. '
Maryland During the English Civil Wars, Part I.

J. H. U. Studies in Hist, and Pol. Sc., 1906, XXIV, 11-12.
Life and Correspondence of James McHenry.

Cleveland, 1907, 8 vo., 1-640.
Maryland During the English Civil Wars, Part II.

J. H. U. Studies in Hist, and Pol. Sc., 1907, XXV, 4-5.
A New Light on Some Maryland Loyalists.

Ibid., i33-J37-

Reports of the British Board of Trade and Plantations while Maryland Was
a Royal Province.

Md. Hist. Mag., 1907, II, 363-367-