Meld and Fireside," published at Angus ta, Ga., as "Fabian," and since that time has been a frequent contributor to South- ern periodicals under the assumed names of " Casper/' " Popinack," and under her own name.
Fabius. John Dickinson. The letters of . . in 1788, on the federal constitu- tion, and hi 1797 on the present situation of public affairs. Wilmington, Del , 1797
Fabricius. Joseph Galloway. Fabri- cius; or, letters to the people of Great Britain. L. 1782.
Fac et Spera. William Harding, in his contributions to the " Clipper " (N.Y.).
Factory Hand of Waltham, A Josiah Bigelow. Review of " An address to the workmgmen of New England " . . Camb., Mass , 1832
Fadette. Mrs Minnie Beeves Rodney or Maiian G. Legare Reeves. Weari- thorne; or, in the light of to-day . . . B. 1872.
The "Libraiy of Congress" has the foimer name, the "Female Writeis of the South," the latter.
Faed. See " Waverley "
Fag, Frederick. James Johnson. The recess; or, autumnal relaxation in the Highlands and Lowlands . . a serio-comic tour to the Hebrides L. 1834.
Fair Inquirer, A. Rev. John Hawkins. A few remarks on an address to the Roman Catholics of the United States of America, occasioned by a letter addressed to the Catholics of Worcester by Mr. Wharton, their late chaplain. By the Bight Rev. Dr. Carroll. By ... Worces- ter, Eng , 1796.
Falrchild, Paul. John A. Taylor. Defense of insanity. N.Y. 1876.
Fairfax, Ruth. Mrs. Agnes Jean Stibbes, a favorite contributor of novel- ettes, poems, and sketches to Father Ryan's paper, the "Banner of the South/' under this nom de plume.
Fairford, Alan. John Kent, editor of the " Canadian Literary Magazine," To- ronto, 1834. " Under this signature in a widely-circulated periodical a series en- titled "The English Layman."
Fairleigh, Frank. Francis Edward Smedley, who edited " Cruikshank's Mag- azine," etc., under this name.
Fairplay, Oliver. Thomas Jefferson. Proposals ... for publishing the private and public life of the First Consul. P. 1804.
Faith Workless. See "Methodist preacher in Cambridgeshire, A."
Faithful Monitor, A One ot tlu>
pseudonyms attributed to Jumus (q r )
The lettei bearing this signature is dated August 25, 1707, and censures the appointment of Lord Townshcncl as Loid Lieutenant ot lie. land, and of his biotbei, the Hon. Cluules Town- abend, as Chancellor ot the Exchequer.
Falconbridge. Jonathan F. Kelly. The memoirs of ... a collection of hu- morous and cvery-day scenes. P. 1850.
Falcon Feather. John Collter. Lan- cashire dialect and poems. L. 1828.
Falconer, Edmund. Edmund
O'Rourke. Extremes, or, men of the day: a comedy. L 1850.
Falconer, Frank. E. N. Carvalho, in the "Turf, Reid, and Farm " (N.Y.).
Fales, Fanny. Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Smith
Falkland. Fisher Ames.
Falkland. Nathaniel Chapman, M.D , in the " Philadelphia Portfolio."
Falkland. Rev. John Robert Scoft, D D. A review of the principal charac- ters of the Irish House of Commons. Dublin, 1789.
Falkland. Francis Perceval Eliot. A series of letters ... L. 1814.
Falkland, Frank. G. L. Wilson
FalstafF, Sir John. For the supposed editor of the "Anti-Theatre." L. 1720.
Fanchon. Mis. Laura Brad)/ Starr, in her letters to the " Cleveland Leader " (0)
Fanchon. Mis. Laura M. Sanford. History of Erie County, Pennsylvania. P. 1862.
Fancy, One of the. Frederick Tay- lor. System of horse-taming ... L. 1858.
Fancy, One of the. Thomas Hfoorv. Tom Crib's memorial to Congress. L. 1819.
Fane, Florence. Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor. All over Oregon and "Washing- ton. San Fran. 1872.
Fane, Violet, Mrs. J/an/ (Mont- gomerie Lamb) Singleton, Collected verses ... L. 18S6.
Fan-Fan. Mrs. Prances Lene
Smith. Fan-fan stories. B. 1803,
Fanny, Aunt Mrs. Frances D(tn<t, (Barker) Gaye, who, under this signa- ture, wrote many beautiful stories 1'or children, besides stanzas and sketches.
Fanny, Aunt. Mrs. Fanny Barrtw All sorts of popguns. N.Y. 1JCO.
Fant, Eli. Edward Bean Underbill* Struggles and triumphs of religious lib- erty, N.Y. 1851 ; and his contributions to various periodicals.
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