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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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Deadman, G. A.

• A Help in Handling Brood Frames
   American Bee Journal: September 19, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 38)

Dean, E. K.

• Golden-Rod. This Plant Considered as a Honey-Producer
   American Bee Journal: January 18, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 3)

Dean, G. W.

• The Apiary House Question
   American Bee Journal: January, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 1)

Deane, C. H.

• Storing Honey in Sections
   American Bee Journal: April 19, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 16)
• The Width of Sections, etc.
   American Bee Journal: September 6, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 36)

Decker, A. A.

• Prevention of After-Swarms
   American Bee Journal: August 13, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 33)

Dee, Emm

• Bee-Stings--A Forced Admission
   American Bee Journal: August 9, 1894 (Volume 34, Number 6)
• Why Do Some Suffer from Bee-Stings and Others Not?
   American Bee Journal: August 17, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 7)
• Why Do Some Suffer from Bee-Stings and Others Not?
   American Bee Journal: June 1, 1893 (Volume 31, Number 22)

Deer, Geo. M.

• Create a Home Market for Honey
   American Bee Journal: October 8, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 15)

Delffs, Arnold

• My Experience in Hiving Swarms
   American Bee Journal: August 12, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 32)
• My Plan of Transferring Bees
   American Bee Journal: August 20, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 34)
• Natural and Commercial Glucose
   American Bee Journal: July 15, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 28)

Demaree, G. W.

• "After Swarms," Are they Profitable?
   American Bee Journal: February 25, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 8)
• Bee & Honey Show at Louisville, Ky.
   American Bee Journal: October 15, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 42)
• The Bee Controversy
   American Bee Journal: April 19, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 16)
• Bee-Culture, Will It Pay? --The Terrible Kentucky Cyclone
   American Bee Journal: May 17, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 20)
• Bee-Keepers' Week at the Southern Exposition
   American Bee Journal: September 12, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 37)
• Bees, Flowers, Honey and Music
   American Bee Journal: August 29, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 35)
• Bees in Kentucky--Other Matters
   American Bee Journal: July 19, 1894 (Volume 34, Number 3)
• Bees Unconscious of their Acts
   American Bee Journal: December 24, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 26)
• The Cheap Queen Traffic
   American Bee Journal: December 6, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 49)
• Clipping the Wings of a Queen
   American Bee Journal: February 21, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 8)
• The Common Sense Bee Hive
   American Bee Journal: August 16, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 33)
• Control of Fertilization
   American Bee Journal: October 4, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 40)
• Controlling Increase, etc.
   American Bee Journal: September 24, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 39)
• Criticisms on Various Apiarian Questions of the Day
   American Bee Journal: October 25, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 43)
• Defending the Rights of Apiarists
   American Bee Journal: June 17, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 24)
• Do Bees Exercise to Keep Warm?
   American Bee Journal: November 24, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 47)
• The Drouth, Shade for Hives, etc.
   American Bee Journal: September 28, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 39)
• Experience and Experiment
   American Bee Journal: August 11, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 32)
• The Fecundation of Queens
   American Bee Journal: January 14, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 2)
• Feeding Back Partly-Filled Sections
   American Bee Journal: September 10, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 11)
• Feeding Bees, the Honey Market, etc.
   American Bee Journal: January 6, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 1)
• Fermentation in Honey--Trade-Mark
   American Bee Journal: March 5, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 10)
• Fertilization in Confinement
   American Bee Journal: January 5, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 1)
• Forced Respiration, Bee-Legislation, etc.
   American Bee Journal: March 9, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 10)
• Freaks and Eccentricities in Bees
   American Bee Journal: November 28, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 48)
• The Future of Bee-Culture
   American Bee Journal: December 1, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 48)
• A General Law is Needed
   American Bee Journal: February 16, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 7)
• The "German" Bees
   American Bee Journal: February 20, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 8)
• Good Advice for Beginners
   American Bee Journal: August 3, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 31)
• Hard Winter, Bee-Paralysis, Poisonous Honey, etc.
   American Bee Journal: May 18, 1893 (Volume 31, Number 20)
• Hints to Beginners--Handling Bees
   American Bee Journal: October 26, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 43)
• History of Bee-Excapes
   American Bee Journal: September 3, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 10)
• The Honey-Flow of 1897--Queens Fighting
   American Bee Journal: September 9, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 36)
• Honey-Plants. The Nectar-Producing Plants--Their Peculiarities
   American Bee Journal: February 8, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 6)
• Honey Producing Plants
   American Bee Journal: September 7, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 36)
• The Honey Season of 1894--Honey-Dew
   American Bee Journal: October 18, 1894 (Volume 34, Number 16)
• How Far do Bees Fly? Ripening Honey, Drones, etc.
   American Bee Journal: December 8, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 24)
• How I Introduce Queens
   American Bee Journal: July 12, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 28)
• How to Market Honey
   American Bee Journal: February 7, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 6)
• How to Prevent Swarming
   American Bee Journal: April 21, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 17)
• Importation of Bees
   American Bee Journal: December 10, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 24)
• Introducing Queens
   American Bee Journal: April 12, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 15)
• Italian and German Bees
   American Bee Journal: December 19, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 51)
• The Italian not a Pure Race
   American Bee Journal: April 20, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 16)
• Kentucky. Bee-Hives and Frames as Used in Kentucky
   American Bee Journal: March 21, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 12)
• The Kentucky Convention
   American Bee Journal: October 14, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 41)
• The Kentucky State Convention
   American Bee Journal: November 2, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 44)
• Labels for Honey, etc.
   American Bee Journal: August 10, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 32)
• Langstroth on "The Hive and Honey-Bee" as Revised by Dadants
   American Bee Journal: May 25, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 21)
• "Liquid" or "Extracted" Honey
   American Bee Journal: July 6, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 27)
• A Look Over the "Old Reliable"
   American Bee Journal: May 10, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 19)
• Making History--New Bee-Hives
   American Bee Journal: February 17, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 7)
• Making Reversible Frames
   American Bee Journal: February 24, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 8)
• Making the Tin T-Supports
   American Bee Journal: September 14, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 37)
• Modern Bee Vocabulary, etc.
   American Bee Journal: November 12, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 20)
• Moving Bees--Substitute for Pollen
   American Bee Journal: May 2, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 18)
• My Improved Section-Case
   American Bee Journal: March 31, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 13)
• My Method of Introducing Queens
   American Bee Journal: August, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 8)
• Native or Black Bees, and Italians
   American Bee Journal: October 8, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 15)
• Nectar. Do Bees Hear? Swarming and Science
   American Bee Journal: September 26, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 39)
• Observations about Several Things
   American Bee Journal: July 13, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 28)
• Pleasantries. Review of the "Scientific Pleasantries" --Experiments
   American Bee Journal: August 29, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 35)
• Prize Essay. Extracted Honey as Compared with Honey in the Comb
   American Bee Journal: February 22, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 8)
• Pure Bees--A Short Review
   American Bee Journal: February 1, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 5)
• Queen Cages, Introducing, etc.
   American Bee Journal: October 31, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 44)
• Queens, Drones, Workers
   American Bee Journal: July 26, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 30)
• A Question--Bee-Escape Experience, etc.
   American Bee Journal: August 8, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 32)
• The Races of Honey-Bees
   American Bee Journal: July 1, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 1)
• Re-Naming Honey out of the Comb
   American Bee Journal: August 3, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 31)
• Rearing and Introducing Queens
   American Bee Journal: June 7, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 23)
• The Rearing and Mating of Queens
   American Bee Journal: August 17, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 33)
• Remarkable Tardiness in Fecundity
   American Bee Journal: March 16, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 11)
• Reports on Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: May 11, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 19)
• Results of Some Experiments
   American Bee Journal: May 10, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 19)
• Reversed Queens, Discussions, etc.
   American Bee Journal: September 1, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 35)
• Reversible Frames, etc.--A Visit
   American Bee Journal: August 23, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 34)
• A Review. Also a Reply to Various Writers on Current Topics
   American Bee Journal: July 11, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 28)
• A Review of the Past
   American Bee Journal: May 31, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 22)
• Scientific Breeding of Queens
   American Bee Journal: December 14, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 50)
• Season of 1888. The Hard Maples as Honey-Producers --Colors and Bees
   American Bee Journal: January 26, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 4)
• Season of 1890. Work in the Apiary--Feeding Back Honey, etc.
   American Bee Journal: October 11, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 41)
• Season of 1892--What I Have Learned
   American Bee Journal: August 25, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 9)
• The Season of 1899--Other Matters
   American Bee Journal: January 11, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 2)
• The Solar Wax-Extractor
   American Bee Journal: June 1, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 22)
• The Solar Wax-Extractor
   American Bee Journal: August 17, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 33)
• Spring Work. Manipulating Bees in the Spring of the Year
   American Bee Journal: December 19, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 51)
• Square vs. Shallow or Deep Frames
   American Bee Journal: July 25, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 30)
• Sting-Trowel Absurdity--Other Notes
   American Bee Journal: March 22, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 12)
• Storing Surplus Honey, etc.
   American Bee Journal: May 4, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 18)
• Suggestions About the Bee-Keepers' Union
   American Bee Journal: January 3, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 1)
• The Sun Wax-Extractor
   American Bee Journal: September 15, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 37)
• Systematic Breeding, etc.
   American Bee Journal: June 6, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 23)
• The Three-Band Test Again
   American Bee Journal: November 23, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 47)
• "To the Law and to the Testimony"
   American Bee Journal: March 15, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 11)
• Transferring Bees from Box Hives
   American Bee Journal: June 29, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 26)
• Unwired Combs. Securing Good Combs without Wiring --Empty Combs
   American Bee Journal: November 2, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 44)
• Vaseline Prevents Propolis in Bee-Escapes
   American Bee Journal: August 27, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 9)
• Virgin Queens. Safe Methods of Introducing Virgin Queens
   American Bee Journal: August 10, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 32)
• What is a Fertile Worker?
   American Bee Journal: June 28, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 26)
• Who Are Our Best Breeders?
   American Bee Journal: January 3, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 1)
• Wonderful Adaptability of Bees in Nature
   American Bee Journal: July 28, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 5)
• Work in the Apiary
   American Bee Journal: June 16, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 24)