Burnet to Genl Oglethorpe, by a trick of Osborne the printer who also took the liberty of making additions to the work, without the knowledge of the Author. Other Editions appeared in 1750 and 1755. They all ought to have a Map. «< This work is still of the highest authority in every thing that relates to our North American Indian history and antiquities." Verplanck in Monthly Recorder, 1813.

State of the Lands in the Prov: of New York; 1732. [1st Vol. Doc. Hist. N. Y.]

Eeport on the Boundaries, Soil, Climate &c. of New York; 1738 [In Sec. of State's Off]

Plantse Coldenghamice in Prov: Nov: Eboiacenci spontanea crescentes, quas ad methodura LinnsEi Sexu'em, anno 1742, observavit Cadwallader Golden [This contains a description of between SOU &. 400 Am. Plants & was published by Linnseus in the Acta Upsalensia for 1743 p. 81]

Observations on the Fever which prevailed in the City of New York in 1741 & 17J2, communicated to Dr David Hosack. [The Corporation of New York voted Dr. Golden their thanks for this treatise, which is published in the 1st Vol of the Am. Med: & Philos. Register.]

Observations on the Throat distemper, or Epidemical Sore Throat which appeared first in Massachusetts in 1735. [Originally communicated in a letter

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