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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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Dadant, C. P. & Son
Dadant, Ch.
- Adair (Reply to)
American Bee Journal: October, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 4)
- Adulterated Honey
American Bee Journal: February, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 2)
- Adulteration of Sweets Again
American Bee Journal: December, 1878 (Volume 14, Number 12)
- Answer to Mr. McNeil
American Bee Journal: September, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 9)
- The Barnes Foot-Power Saw
American Bee Journal: June, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 6)
- The Bee Disease, and its Probable Cause
American Bee Journal: March, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 9)
- Bee Lice
American Bee Journal: March, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 3)
- Bees Eating Grapes
American Bee Journal: May, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 5)
- Bees Stinging to Death
American Bee Journal: September, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 9)
- Cheap Winter Protection for Bees
American Bee Journal: May, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 5)
- Convention Notes. How to Winter Bees Successfully
American Bee Journal: August 3, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 31)
- Cultivation of Honey
American Bee Journal: September, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 9)
- Cyprian and Carniolian Bees
American Bee Journal: January, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 1)
- "Dadant vs. Himself" --Answer
American Bee Journal: May, 1878 (Volume 14, Number 5)
- Dark-Colored Queens
American Bee Journal: April, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 10)
- The Dealings of Prof. Chevalley
American Bee Journal: July, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 1)
- The Debeauvoys Hive
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9)
- Do Bees Injure Fruit?
American Bee Journal: July, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 7)
- Dollar Queens
American Bee Journal: July, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 7)
- Dollar Queens vs. Imported
American Bee Journal: September, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 9)
- Down with the Importation of Bees
American Bee Journal: March, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 3)
- The Express Companies
American Bee Journal: December, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 12)
- Foreign Department
American Bee Journal: January, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 1)
- Foreign Department
American Bee Journal: March, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 3)
- Foreign Department
American Bee Journal: May, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 5)
- Glucose: Answer to Dr. Foreman
American Bee Journal: April, 1879 (Volume 15, Number 4)
- Hardin Haines Ventilated
American Bee Journal: July, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 7)
- Honey Dew on the Leaves of a Linden
American Bee Journal: July, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 1)
- How I became an Apiculturist, No. 4
American Bee Journal: August, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 2)
- How I Became an Apiculturist, No. 5
American Bee Journal: October, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 4)
- How we may Improve our Bees. Read Before the Mich. Convention
American Bee Journal: August, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 8)
- Importation of Italian Bees
American Bee Journal: May, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 11)
- Improvement of the Italian Bees
American Bee Journal: August, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 8)
- Improving Honey Plants
American Bee Journal: August 31, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 35)
- The Influence of Honey on Wintering
American Bee Journal: July 7, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 27)
- Introducing Queens
American Bee Journal: January, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 1)
- Introducing Queens
American Bee Journal: July, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 7)
- Introducing Queens
American Bee Journal: September, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 9)
- Italian Bee Chromos
American Bee Journal: August, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 8)
- Linden and Buckwheat
American Bee Journal: November, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 5)
- Mice Cleaning Combs
American Bee Journal: October, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 4)
- Mishap in Wintering Bees
American Bee Journal: July, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 1)
- Murdering Bees
American Bee Journal: April, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 4)
- Natural and Prolific Hardy Queens
American Bee Journal: September, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 3)
- Natural, Hardy, Prolific Queens
American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9)
- "Natural Hardy Queens"
American Bee Journal: October, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 4)
- Natural, Prolific, Hardy Queens. Third Reply
American Bee Journal: April, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 10)
- Poisonous Honey
American Bee Journal: October, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 4)
- The Price of Queens and Colonies
American Bee Journal: May, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 5)
- "Progressive Bee-Culture" --A Criticism
American Bee Journal: August, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 2)
- Purity of Italian Bees
American Bee Journal: September, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 3)
- Questions and Answers
American Bee Journal: April, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 4)
- Questions and Answers
American Bee Journal: May, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 5)
- Raising Queens
American Bee Journal: September, 1877 (Volume 13, Number 9)
- Scarcity of Honey, with Rational Bee-Culture (Apiculture)
American Bee Journal: February, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 8)
- Size of Hives
American Bee Journal: October, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 4)
- Sundry Questions and Answers
American Bee Journal: June, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 6)
- Sundry Questions and Answers
American Bee Journal: July, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 7)
- Test of Italian Purity
American Bee Journal: November, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 11)
- Travel in Italy
American Bee Journal: February, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 8)
- Travel in Italy
American Bee Journal: March, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 9)
- Travel in Italy
American Bee Journal: April, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 10)
- Wintering Bees
American Bee Journal: November 9, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 45)
- Wintering Bees
American Bee Journal: March, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 3)
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