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This is a complete bibliography of books and journals in The Hive and the Honeybee: Selections from the E. F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Mann Library, organized by both author and title:

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Castle, H. D.

• The Thing that Makes the Buzz (poem)
   American Bee Journal: October 19, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 42)

Cates, H. M.

• Peculiar Season. Destroying the Basswood--Poultry and Bees
   American Bee Journal: February 22, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 8)
• The Use of Comb Foundation
   American Bee Journal: February 23, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 8)

Chaddock, M. B.

• Anatomy. Rudimentary Glands in Bees, and the Evolution Theory
   American Bee Journal: January 18, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 3)

Chaddock, M. B., Mrs.

• Odors and Bees. Are Bees Attracted More by Smell than Sight?
   American Bee Journal: February 9, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 6)

Chaddock, Mahala B.

• The Apiary Near a River
   American Bee Journal: September 21, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 38)
• Bee-Keeping for Women
   American Bee Journal: June 11, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 24)
• Bee-Keeping for Women, etc.
   American Bee Journal: July 7, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 27)
• Building Drone-Comb, etc.
   American Bee Journal: July 28, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 30)
• Do Bees Puncture Grapes?
   American Bee Journal: September 28, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 39)
• Experimenting in Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: October 28, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 43)
• Experiments in Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: May 5, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 18)
• Flower Colors. Are Bees Attracted by the Colors of Flowers?
   American Bee Journal: October 24, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 43)
• The Golden-Rod (poem)
   American Bee Journal: September 14, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 37)
• Half-Pound Packages of Bees
   American Bee Journal: July, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 7, Edition Monthly)
• Half-Pound Packages of Bees
   American Bee Journal: June 24, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 25)
• Maples. What do the Bees Gather from the Hard Maples?
   American Bee Journal: December 19, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 51)
• Odor and Color. Their Influence upon the Honey Gathering Insects
   American Bee Journal: March 2, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 9)
• Odor or Color. Which is it that Attracts the Bees to the Flower?
   American Bee Journal: November 28, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 48)
• The Other Side. Experiments in Providing Pasturage for Bees
   American Bee Journal: June 13, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 24)
• Under the Whispering Leaves (poem)
   American Bee Journal: November 2, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 44)
• The Use of Carbolic Acid
   American Bee Journal: July 16, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 29)

Chaffee, H.

• Bee Report from Champaign Co., Ills.
   American Bee Journal: November, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 5)
• The Honey Season at Tolono, Ill.
   American Bee Journal: December, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 6)

Chalmers, D.

• Bee-Hives and Wintering
   American Bee Journal: March 31, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 14)
• Bees and their Products
   American Bee Journal: September 17, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 12)
• Foul Brood--Visit from the Inspector
   American Bee Journal: January 1, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 1)
• Hiving Bees. An Experience with a Swarm on a Stump-Roof
   American Bee Journal: February 22, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 8)
• Yellow Carniolans--Honey-Boards
   American Bee Journal: October 8, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 15)