"Abstract of a meteorological journal kept at Deerfield, (Mass.) beginning March 1817, and ending November 1818. North latitude 42 34' 32". West longitude 72 39' from London," The American Journal of Science , vol. 4, no. 2, manuscript journal and printed article 1822

"An abstract of the course of chemical lectures and recitations in Amherst College" n.d.

"Account of the discovery of the fossil jaw of an extinct family of sharks, from the coal formation," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 9th Meeting (1855) , 1856 1856

"Additional facts respecting the Clathropteris of East Hampton, Massachusetts," Proceedings of The American Association of Science for 1860 , 1861, vol. 14 1861

"Additional facts respecting the tracks of the Otozoum moodii on the liassic sandstone of the Connecticut Valley," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 9th Meeting (1855) , 1856 1856

Address at the dedication of the State Geological Hall, Albany, N.Y., extracted from New York Senate Document 109 1856

"Address on retiring from the presidency" detached from Discourses and Addresses at the Installation and Inauguration of the Rev. William A. Stearns, D.D., as President of Amherst College, and Pastor of the College Church 1855

Amherst College series, The Boston Recorder , vol. 17, nos. 15-22, 8 articles 1832 Apr-May

"Analysis of coprolites from the new red sandstone formation of New England; by Samuel L. Dana, M.D.--with remarks by Prof. Hitchcock," The American Journal of Science , vol. 48 1844

"Analysis of marl from Farmington, Conn.," The American Journal of Science , vol. 36 1839

"Analysis of wines from Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor, and of specimens of American cider," The American Journal of Science , vol. 46, no. 2; with a reprint of the article in The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal , v. 36, no. 73 1844

"Answer to the 'Rejoinder' ...," by James Deane 1844, 1859

"The appeal"; The Franklin Herald 1812 Aug 11

Argument Against the Manufacture of Ardent Spirits , unsigned review in The Christian Examiner , vol. 14, no. 55 (new series vol. 9, no. 25) 1833 Mar

Association of Ministers, article on faith, Boston Recorder & Telegraph , vol. 10, no. 28, new series 1825 Jul 8

Ayer's cherry pectoral endorsement, Liberator (Boston) 1851 Apr 18

"Basaltic rocks at Mount Holyoke, Mass." Parley's Magazine [ca. 1839?]

Berkshire County scenery series, The Boston Recorder , vol. 27, nos. 6, 10, 16, 23, 38, 39, 40; vol. 28, no. 2, 8 articles 1842 Feb-1843 Jan.

"Blessings of temperance in food," The American National Preacher , vol. 9, no. 6; with a reprint in The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine , vol. 59, 1836 1834 Nov

Blunt's almanac controversy, Hitchcock and Blunt letters in the American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review 1817-1818

"Case of optical illusion in sickness, with an attempt to explain its psychology," New Englander, 1845, vol. 3; manuscript of Hitchcock's two letters to N.W. Fiske; only the first was published 1845 Apr

"Catalogue of the Massachusetts State Cabinet, under charge of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture" [rocks, minerals, and fossils] 1859

"Charge at the installation [of Amherst College President William A. Stearns]," detached from Discourses and Addresses at the Installation and Inauguration of the Rev. William A. Stearns, D.D., as President of Amherst College, and Pastor of the College Church 1855

"Chlorophoeite [and] Andalusite," The American Journal of Science , vol. 10 1826 Feb

"The coal field of Bristol County and of Rhode Island," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol 16, no. 48, ; with a reprint in Mining Magazine , vol. 1, no. 6, 1853 Dec 1853 Nov

"The connection between geology and natural religion," Biblical Repository and Quarterly Observer , vol. 5, no. 17 1835 Jan

"The connection between geology and natural religion," manuscript ca. 1835

"The connection between geology and the Mosaic history of the creation," draft, manuscript notebook; manuscript; [Part I-II], The Biblical Repository and Quarterly Observer , vol. 5, no. 18 (with a reprint in The Congregational Magazine , 1836); vol. 6, no. 20 1835 Apr

"Consequences of intemperance in eating," The American National Preacher , vol. 8, no. 12 1834 May

"The country almanack for 1813," manuscript, sewn booklet, 39 pp. ca. 1812

The Country Almanak 1815 (single clipping) [1815]

"The cross in nature and nature in the cross," Bibliotheca Sacra , vol. 18, no. 70 1861 Apr

"Cylinders of snow," The American Journal of Science, vol. 2 1820

"Description by Captains Cook and Flinders of birds' nests of enormous size on the coast of New Holland," The American Journal of Science, vol. 47, no. 1; with a reprint of the article in The American Magazine of Natural History , vol. 14, 1844 1844 Apr-Jun

"Description of a brown coal deposit in Brandon, Vermont, with an attempt to determine the geological age of the principal hematite ore beds in the United States," The American Journal of Science, second series, vol. 15, no. 43 1853 Jan

"Description of a large bowlder in the drift of Amherst, Massachusetts, with parallel striae upon four sides," The American Journal of Science, second series, vol. 22 1857

"Description of a new species of botrychium; with a drawing," The American Journal of Science, vol. 6 1823

"Description of a singular case of the dispersion of blocks of stone connected with drift, in Berkshire County, Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science, vol. 49, no. 2 1845 Jul-Sep

"Description of a slide on Mount Lafayette, at Franconia, New Hampshire," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 14, no. 40 1852 Jul

"Description of five new species of fossil footmarks, from the red sandstone of the valley of Connecticut River," Reports of the First, Second, and Third Meetings of the American Association of Geologists and Naturalists, 1843 , with later typescript copy 1843

"Description of several sections measured across the sandstone and trap of Connecticut River valley in Massachusetts," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 9th Meeting (1855) , 1856 1856

"Description of several species of fossil plants from the new red sandstone formation of Connecticut and Massachusetts," Report of the First, Second, and Third Meetings of the American Association of Geologists and Naturalists, 1843 , with later typescript copy 1843

"Description of two new species of fossil footmarks found in Massachusetts and Connecticut, or, of the animals that made them," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 4, no. 10 1847 Jul

"Did Christ advance any new moral precept?," signed "Docendus," The Christian Spectator , vol. 1 1819 Aug

"Discovery of more native copper in the town of Whately in Massachusetts, in the valley of Connecticut River, with remarks upon its origin," read before the Association of American Geologists and Naturalists at Albany, April 1843, The American Journal of Science , vol. 47 1844

"Discovery of the yttro-cerite in Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science , vol. 47; with a note about Hitchcock's paper on copper and yttro-cerite in The American Journal of Science , 1843 Oct, vol. 45 1844

"Distorted pebbles," Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History , vol. 7, p. 353, later typescript summary 1860 Oct 3

The downfall of Bonaparte (unpublished; in Series 7) 1815

"Dr. Hitchcock and Dr. Deane: who first scientifically investigated and described the fossil footmarks of the Connecticut Valley?" Reprints 2 letters of Edward Hitchcock (1859 Apr 1 to Henry I. Bowditch and 1859 May 10 to the "Springfield Republican") 1844, 1859

Elementary Anatomy and Physiology , with Edward Hitchcock, Jr. (Series 5) 1859-1869

Elementary Geology (Series 5) 1843-1858

"Exegesis of I Corinthians 15:35-44, as illustrated by natural history and chemistry," Bibliotheca Sacra , 1860 Apr, later transcript 1860 Apr

"Extract from a farewell discourse," The Christian Spectator 1826 Mar

"Extract of a letter from Prof. E. Hitchcock, embracing miscellaneous remarks upon fossil footmarks, the lincolnite, etc., and a letter from Professor Richard Owen, on the great birds' nests of New Holland," The American Journal of Science , vol. 48, no. 1 1844 Oct-Dec

"Extract of a letter from Prof. Hitchcock, respecting the Lincolnite," The American Journal of Science , vol. 47 1844

Final Report on the Geology of Massachusetts (Series 5) 1830-1844

"First anniversary address before the Association of American Geologists, at their second annual meeting in Philadelphia, April 5, 1841," The American Journal of Science , vol. 41, with a resolution to publish address 1841 Oct

"Fossil footsteps in sandstone and graywacke," The American Journal of Science , vol. 32 1837

"The future condition and destiny of the earth," from "The Time of the End:" A Prophetic Period, Developing, as Predicted, an Increase of Knowledge Respecting the Prophecies and Periods that Foretell the End , Boston, 1856 1856

"A general survey of the works of God," The Christian Spectator, vol. 4, no. 7, 2 copies 1822 July 1

"Geological Map of Massachusetts ... by Edward Hitchcock" inset in "Topographical Map of Massachusetts ..." 1844

"Geological map of Massachusetts made by order of the legislature by Edward Hitchcock 1860," hand colored, annotated "from Wallings edition of Borden's map 1860" 1860

"Geological map of the United States. Compiled by Professor Edward Hitchcock, L.L.D. 1860," hand colored 1860

"'Geological map of the United States. Compiled by Professor Edward Hitchcock L.L.D. and C.H. Hitchcock A.M. of Amherst College. 1861' for R. P. Smith's wall map of the United States 1861," hand colored 1861

Geological questionnaire 1837 Aug 5

"Geology of the Hoosac Mountain. Testimony of President Edward Hitchcock, before the Legislative Committee," [Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House Documents] ca. 1854

"Geology [of Western Massachusetts]--theoretical, economical and scenographical," 3 articles in The Springfield Daily Republican 1854 May 8-22

"German collections of rocks, minerals, etc..," The American Journal of Science , vol. 17, no. 2 1830

"The highest use of learning," incomplete, later typescript and carbon of inaugural address given in 1845 Apr 1845 Apr

"Hints on the iceberg theory of drift, in a letter from Mr. Peter Dobson to Edward Hitchcock" The American Journal of Science , vol. 46, no. 1 1843 Dec

"The historical and geological deluges compared," manuscript outline; American Biblical Repository , 3 articles: 1837 Jan, 1837 Oct, 1838 Jan 1837-1838

Ichnology of New England (Series 5) 1858-1862

Illustrations of Surface Geology (Series 5) 1852-1859

"Importance of an early consecration to the missionary service," The Christian Spectator, vol. 10 (new series, vol. 2, no. 11) 1828 Nov

"Inferences from facts respecting the erosions of the earth's surface, especially by rivers," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 9th Meeting (1855) , 1856 1856

"Influence of nervous disorders upon religious experience," The Christian Spectator, vol. 9 (new series vol. 1, no. 4) 1827 Apr

"The law of nature's constancy subordinate to the higher law of change," Bibliotheca Sacra, vol. 20, no. 79 1863 Jul

Letter on Southampton lead mine, in The North American Review , vol. 1 1815 Sep

"Letter on the geological survey of Massachusetts," Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Senate Document no. 9 1837 Jan

Letter to C.B. Adams re: the geology of Vermont, in First Annual Report on the Geology of the State of Vermont , 1845 1845

Letter to C.B. Adams re: the geology of Vermont, in Second Annual Report on the Geology of the State of Vermont , 1846 1846

Letter to H.A.S. Dearborn, no. 25 in Report of the Commissioners of the State of Massachusetts, on the routes of canals from Boston Harbour, to Connecticut and Hudson Rivers 1826

"Miscellaneous notices of mineral localities, with geological remarks," The American Journal of Science , vol. 14 1828 Jul

"Murders of fathers and murderers of mothers," (published by the American Tract Society, N.Y.), manuscript (sewn and loose pages) 1853

"Nature of intemperance in eating," The American National Preacher , vol. 8, no. 10 1834 Mar

"New facts and conclusions respecting the fossil footmarks of the Connecticut Valley," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 36, no. 106 1863 Jul

"New mineralogical hammer," The American Journal of Science , vol. 7, no. 1 1824

"Notes on the geology of several parts of western Asia," Reports of the First, Second, and Third Meetings of the Association of American Geologists and Naturalists , 1843 1843

"Notice and review of the 'Reliquiae Diluvianae; or observations on the organic remains contained in caves, fissures, and diluvial gravel, and on other geological phenomena, attesting the action of an universal deluge,' by the Rev. William Buckland," The American Journal of Science , vol. 8, no. 2 1824 Aug

"Notice of 'The new method of determining the longitude by the culmination of the moon and stars: being a paper read before the Astronomical Society of London. To which are now added an Appendix, and a List of Stars, applicable to the purpose for the year 1825. By Francis Baily, Esq. F.R.S. and L.S.'," The American Journal of Science , vol. 9 1825

"Notice of a singular conglomerate, and of an interesting locality of trap tuff or tufa," The American Journal of Science , vol. 8, no. 2 1824 Aug

"Notice of several localities of minerals in Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science , vol. 9 1825

"Notices of the geology of Martha's Vineyard and the Elizabeth Islands," The American Journal of Science , vol. 7 1824

Obituary for Mrs. Harriet W. Fowler, New York Observer , vol. 22, no. 15, 1844 Apr 13

"On a new fossil fish, and new fossil footmarks," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 21 1856

"On a singular disruption of the ground, apparently by frost," The American Journal of Science , vol. 1 1819

"On certain causes of geological change now in operation in Massachusetts," Boston Journal of Natural History , vol. 1, no. 2 1835 May

"On certain conglomerated and brecciated trachytic dykes in the lower silurian rocks of Shelburne, in Vermont; with special reference to the degree of heat at the time of their production," Proceedings of The American Association of Science for 1860 , 1861, vol. 14 1861

"On terraces and ancient sea beaches, especially those on the Connecticut River, and its tributaries in New England," Report of the Twentieth Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science (1850) , 1851, and later typescript 1851

On the Brandon frozen well, The Freeman , copy of letter to the editor, not in Hitchcock's hand, requesting corrections to the note published on 1859 Sep 15 1859 Sep 15

"On the conversion of certain conglomerates into talcose and micaceous schists and gneiss, by the elongation, flattening and metamorphosis of the pebbles and the cement," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 31 1861 May

"On the discovery of fossil footmarks," by James Deane 1844, 1859

"On the erosions of the Earth's surface, especially by rivers," Report of the Twentieth Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science (1850) , 1851, and later typescript 1851

"On the meteors of Nov. 13, 1833," The American Journal of Science , vol. 25, no. 2 1834

"On the original discovery of the fossil footmarks of New England," letter to Benjamin Silliman, editor of The American Journal of Science , intended for publication; apparently a precursor to the exchange between Deane and Hitchcock published in vol. 47, no. 2 of the journal [1844?]

"On the river terraces of the Connecticut Valley, and on the erosions of the Earth's surface," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Second Meeting (1849) , 1850, and later typescript 1850

"On the terraces and sea beaches that have been formed since the drift period, especially those along the Connecticut River," in Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Sixth Meeting (1851) , 1852 1852

"On the trap tuff, or volcanic grit of the Connecticut Valley, with the bearings of its history upon the age of the trap rock and sandstone generally in that valley," The American Journal of Science , second series, vol. 4, no. 11 1847 Sep

"Ornithichnites in Connecticut," The American Journal of Science , vol. 29, with a report by a Committee of the Association of American Geologists (1841) 1836

"Ornithichnology defended," The Knickerbocker , vol. 8; a response to a review of Edward Hitchcock's 1836 "Ornithichnology ..." 1836 Sep

"Ornithichnology--description of the foot marks of birds, (ornithichnites) on new red sandstone in Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science , vol. 29, and a report on this article by a Committee of the Association of American Geologists (1841) 1836

"The Pangynaskean Seminary," Mount Holyoke series, The Boston Recorder , vol. 20, nos.9-11, 3 articles 1835 Feb-Mar

"The phenomena of drift or glacio-aqueous action in North America, between the Tertiary and Alluvial periods" in Reports of the First, Second, and Third Meetings of the American Association of Geologists and Naturalists , 1843 1843

"Physiology of the Gyropodium coccineum," The American Journal of Science , vol. 9, no. 1 1825

The Power of Christian Benevolence Illustrated in the Life of Mary Lyon (Series 5) 1849-1857

[The prodigal], signed "S.H.," The Christian Spectator, vol. 1 (poem) 1819 Jun

"Rarified air balloons," The American Journal of Science , vol. 12 1827 Jun

Recommendation of an exhibition of submarine diving apparatus, photograph of poster 1854 Oct 28

"Rejoinder to the preceding article ["On the discovery of fossil footmarks," by James Deane] ...," 1844, 1859

The Religion of Geology and its Connected Sciences (Series 5) 1851-1860

"The religious bearings of man's creation," (address delivered 1854-56, in various venues, published in Albany, 1856); [incomplete?] manuscript, apparently as delivered to the Theological Society at Dartmouth College, with 3 letters (1856 Sep 11, 1856 Sep 13, 1856 Oct 4) about publishing the sermon 1854-1856

Religious Lectures on Peculiar Phenomena in the Four Seasons , "Spring," manuscript notes, 2 pp.; with a review of the book from The Christian Examiner , 1850 ca. 1847

"Remarks additional to the review of Conybeare and Phillips's Geology of England and Wales, (vol. VII no. 2 of this Journal,) with reference to the communication of Professor Eaton in the last no. of this work, p. 261," The American Journal of Science , vol. 9, no. 1; with Eaton's note 1825

Remarks at 25th anniversary of exercises at Mount Holyoke Female Seminary printed version and manuscript of the remarks, as sent on 1862 Sep 1 1862

Remarks in response to the presentation of the silver plate by Amherst College faculty and students 1859

"Remarks on Professor Stuart's examination of Gen. 1. in reference to geology," Biblical Repository , vol. 7, no. 22 1836 Apr

"Remarks on the geology and mineralogy of a section of Massachusetts on Connecticut River, with a part of New Hampshire and Vermont," The American Journal of Science , vol. 1, no. 2 1817 Oct

"Remarks upon certain points in ichnology," Proceedings of The American Association of Science for 1860 , 1861, vol. 14 1861

"Remarks upon Mr. Murchison's anniversary address before the London Geological Society," The American Journal of Science , vol. 43 1842

Reminiscences of Amherst College (Series 5) 1862-1864

"A reply to some of the strictures contained in Deacon Hitchcock's journal of Mr. Willard's preaching etc..;" manuscript copy of [Willard's] published reply to Hitchcock's previously published remarks; journal unidentified, copy not in Hitchcock's hand (probably not Edward Hitchcock, who never held or used the title of Deacon) n.d.

"Report on certain points in the geology of Massachusetts," Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House Document no. 39 1853 Mar

"Report on ichnolithology, or fossil footmarks, with a description of several new species, and the coprolites of birds, from the valley of Connecticut River, and of a supposed footmark from the valley of Hudson River," The American Journal of Science , vol. 47 1844

"Report on the coal field of Bristol County and of Rhode Island," Commonwealth of Massachusetts, House Document no. 45 1853 Mar

"Report on the geology of Massachusetts; examined under the direction of the Government of that State, during the years 1830 and 1831," The American Journal of Science , vol. 22, no. 1 1832 Jul

"[Report] to the Hunterdon Copper Company," in Report of the Geological Survey and Condition of the Hunterdon Copper Company's Property, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with Maps and Drawings 1859

"[Review of] 1. Essai sur la temperature de l'interieur de la terre. Par M.L. Cordier, 2. Essay on the temperature of the interior of the earth. By M.L. Cordier, translated from the French, by the junior class in Amherst College. 3. Considerations on volcanoes, by Poulett Scrope," The North American Review , vol. 28, no. 63 (new series, vol. 19, no. 38) 1829 Apr

"[Review of] A manual of chemistry, on the basis of Professor Brande's; containing the principal facts of the science, arranged in the order in which they are discussed and illustrated in the lectures at Harvard University, N.E. Compiled from the works of Brande, Henry, Berzelius, Thomson and others. By John Webster," The North American Review , vol. 23, no. 53 (new series, vol. 14, no. 28) 1826 Oct

"[Review of] A muck manual for farmers, by Samuel L. Dana," The American Journal of Science , vol. 43 1842

"[Review of] On dinornis, an extinct genus of tridactyle struthious birds, with descriptions of portions of the skeletons of six species, which formerly existed in New Zealand, by Professor Owen," The American Journal of Science , vol. 48, no. 1 1844 Oct-Dec

"Review of 'Outlines of the geology of England and Wales; with an introductory compendium of the general principles of that science: and comparative views of the structure of foreign countries', by Rev. W.D. Conybeare and William Phillips," The American Journal of Science , vol. 7, no. 22 1824

"[Review of] Reliquiae Diluvianae; or observations on the organic remains contained in caves, fissures and diluvial gravel, and on other geological phenomena, attesting the action of an universal deluge, by the Rev. William Buckland," Christian Spectator , vol. 6, no. 8 1824 Aug

"Review of works on the structure of the Earth: Essay on the temperature of the interior of the earth, by M.L. Cordier; Considerations on volcanoes, by Poullet [i.e. Poulett] Sc[r]ope; Outline of the course of geological lectures given in Yale College, by Benjamin Silliman," Christian Spectator , vol. 11 1829 Sep

"The sandstone bird," The Knickerbocker , vol. 8 1836 Dec

"Singular case of a man struck by lightening in Conway, Massachusetts," manuscript draft for "Wet or damp clothes, good conductors of lightning" 1822

"A sister's death-bed," obituary for Emelia Billings, in unidentified newspaper 1854 Oct 2

"A sketch of the geology, mineralogy and scenery of the regions contiguous to the river Connecticut; with a geological map and drawings of organic remains; and occasional botanical notices. Read before the American Geological Society at their sitting; Sept. 11th, 1822," (in 3 parts), The American Journal of Science , vol. 6-7 1823-24

"Special divine interpositions in nature," Biblioteca Sacra , vol. 11, no. 44 1854 Oct

"Specimens of Minerals and Rocks [at Heidelberg]," The American Journal of Science , vol. 39 1840

Supplement to the Ichnology of New England (Series 5) 1862-1866

"Supplement to the 'Remarks on the geology and mineralogy of a section of Massachusetts, on Connecticut River, etc.'," The American Journal of Science , vol. 1 1819

"A synopsis of the genera and species of the lithichnozoa of the Hitchcock Ichnological Museum of Amherst College," printed list n.d.

Testimonial, dated 1863 Nov 21, in Catalogue of the Academy Series of Casts of Fossils from the Principal Museums of Europe and America , by Henry A. Ward 1870

"Tin in Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science , vol. 16 1829 Jul

"To the people of New England," The Franklin Herald [1812 Oct?]

"Topaz," (with Benjamin Silliman), The American Journal of Science , vol. 10 1826

"Topaz?" The American Journal of Science , vol. 8 1825

"Topaz in the White Mountains of New Hampshire," The American Journal of Science , vol. 20 1831

"Traces of ancient glaciers in New England," Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 9th Meeting (1855) , 1856 1856

"Two dams in Northampton, Mass." [a section of "On vibrating dams," by Elias Loomis], The American Journal of Science , vol. 45, no. 2 1843 Oct

"A view of the falls in Connecticut River," The Portfolio , vol. 6 1818 Jul-Dec

"Wet or damp clothes, good conductors of lightning. Illustrated in the case of John Williams Esq. of Conway, Massachusetts," The American Journal of Science , vol. 5 1822

"Why do you not exchange with Unitarian ministers?" in 2 parts, The Spirit of the Pilgrims , vol. 1, no. 9-10 1828 Sep-Oct

"... With what rapid strides ...," The Franklin Herald , 1812 Nov 10, manuscript draft and printed article 1812 Nov 10