Extracts from the Journal of a Voyage from Alexandria, Red river,
Louisiana, to New York, by way of New Orleans and the gulf
of Mexico: in the Western Monthly Review^ vol. i, 313-322.
A condensed Geography and History of the Western States, or the

Mississippi Valley (Cincinnati, 1828), 2 vols.
This is Mr. Flint's most serious contribution to literature. It was a
very important book in its day and is of much value yet, not only as
indicative of Flint's character but as a history of his time.
The History and Geography of the Mississippi Valley. To which
is appended a Condensed Physical Geography of the Atlantic
United States, and the whole American Continent (Cincinnati,

1832), 2 vols.
This work is styled a "Second Edition.'' Not only is its title different
from the first edition but there are many changes in the text. Nearly
all of the material in the two volumes of the first edition is put into the
first volume of this edition. In the second volume of this edition there
is entirely new material and it has for title, The United States and the
other Divisions of the American Continent.
Idem (Cincinnati and Boston, 1833), 2 vols.
The Western Monthly Review (Cincinnati, May, 1827, to June,
1830), 3 vols., large 8vo, pp. 668, 704, 756.
About three fourths of this publication is from Mr. Flint's pen. It
is very valuable for biographical and also for historical and research

purposes.
The Downfall of the Fredonian Republic (Cincinnati, 1827) : in
Western Monthly Review , vol. i, 69-71.
See also Thwaites's Early Western Travels^ vol. xviii, 365-379.
308 TIMOTHY FLINT

Canals (Cincinnati, 1827): in IVesiem Monthly Review^ voL i,

73-78.
Jeinima O'Keefy. -A Sentimental Tale (Cincinnati* 1827): in

IVestern Monthly Ret'ifw, vol. i, 384-393.
