407

the Protestant Episcopal church, together with
morning and evening prayers, &c.
Baltimore: Printed by W, Pechin, Ho. 15, Baltimore-
street. 1798.

480. ilius. 9 1/2 cm.
Pages: [p. 1-2, probably including title-page,
missing in only copy located], p. 3-35, [36], 37-48,
[49-50], 51-72.
Signatures: [A]¹¹, B¹³, C¹¹.
Second title: p. [49]: The / Catechism / of
the / Protestant Episcopal / church, / together
with / morning and evening / prayers, &c. / Balti-
more: / Printed by W. Pechin, No. 15. / Baltimore
street. //
"Evans 34181 probably took this title from an
advertisement in the Telegraph tsic] and daily
advertiser, April 2, 1878, which reads: 'Just pub-
lished, / The New England primer, / improved and
arranged, as the first book for children, by Henry
S. Keatinge. No. 158, Baltimore street. / This
primer is printed on a large new type, and n. beauti-
ful strong paper. Booksellers and merchants in the
country, may be supplied with any quantity, bound
or in quires, as he has printed a large number, and
intends keeping the form standing for some time.'"
- Heartman.
Evans 34181, Heartman 167.
MA.

449

The Nightingale; or charms of melody.
Baltimore: Printed for Henry S. Keatinge. 1798.

Advertised among "New publications, Henry S.
Keatinge's book and stationery store, no 148, Balt
street" in the Telegraphe of August 15, 1798.
Evans 34237.
No copy located.

460

Paine, Robert Treat, 1773-1811.
Adams and Liberty, / a new / patriotic song./
[rule] / Written by / Thomas Paine, A.M. / of
Boston. / [double rule] / [vignette] / [double rule/
Baltimore: / Printed by Hanna and Greene, / for
Thomas, Andrews, & Butler, / and Solomon Cotton, &
co. // [1798]