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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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Furst

• Burying Bees
   American Bee Journal: June, 1867 (Volume 2, Number 12)

G. B. H.

• Hiving Bees on Empty Combs, etc.
   American Bee Journal: January 22, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 4)

G. E. T.

• Bee-Keeping in Nebraska
   American Bee Journal: August 24, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 34)

G. F. M.

• Bees in California
   American Bee Journal: September, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 9)
• How About California?
   American Bee Journal: August, 1875 (Volume 11, Number 8)

G. W. D.

• The Maryland Sensitive-Plant
   American Bee Journal: October 28, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 43)

G. W. Y.

• The Flowers and the Bees (poem)
   American Bee Journal: May 19, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 21)

Gabus, E. H.

• Bee-Hives for the General Farmer
   American Bee Journal: January 16, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 3)

Gadsey, J. E.

• A Sorghum Mill Death to Bees
   American Bee Journal: November, 1876 (Volume 12, Number 11)

Gale, Alfred, and Wife

• Comb Honey without Separators
   American Bee Journal: November 14, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 46)

Gale, Geo.

• Nebraska. The Bee-Pasturage of the State, and the Time of Blooming
   American Bee Journal: June 6, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 23)

Gallup

• Gallup Again
   American Bee Journal: August, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 8)

Gallup, E.

• The American Bee Journal--Historical
   American Bee Journal: January 4, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 1)
• Another Non-Swarming Device Described
   American Bee Journal: April 22, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 16)
• Are Queens Injured in Mailing Them?
   American Bee Journal: February 15, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 7)
• Argo's Puzzle
   American Bee Journal: November, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 5)
• Basswood beats the World, for producing Honey
   American Bee Journal: April, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 10)
• Bee-cellars should be Ventilated
   American Bee Journal: June, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 12)
• Bee-Keepers' Exchange--California Conditions
   American Bee Journal: March 11, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 10)
• Bee-Keeping and Living in Southern California
   American Bee Journal: March 5, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 10)
• Bee-Keeping in California
   American Bee Journal: April 18, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 16)
• Bee-Keeping In Orange County, Calif.
   American Bee Journal: March 8, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 10)
• Bee-Keeping in Southern California
   American Bee Journal: September 5, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 36)
• Bee Management
   American Bee Journal: July, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 1)
• Bee Management
   American Bee Journal: December, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 6)
• Bee-Paralysis Carried by the Queens
   American Bee Journal: August 5, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 31)
• A Bee Puzzle
   American Bee Journal: March, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 9)
• Bee-Stings and Rheumatism Again
   American Bee Journal: February 1, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 5)
• Bees Improving Themselves, etc.
   American Bee Journal: January 11, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 2)
• Benedict's Plan of Pure Fertilization
   American Bee Journal: April, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 10)
• Burying Hives in Snow
   American Bee Journal: April, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 10)
• California Bee-Keeping--Empty Combs
   American Bee Journal: November 7, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 45)
• The Climates of California
   American Bee Journal: June 7, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 23)
• Clipping Queens' Wings--Increase by Dividing
   American Bee Journal: December 24, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 52)
• Condensing Swarms
   American Bee Journal: June, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 12)
• Depth of Hives
   American Bee Journal: May, 1868 (Volume 3, Number 11)
• Do Bees Reason, or Do They Not?
   American Bee Journal: December 26, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 52)
• E. Gallup on Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: January, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 7)
• E. Gallup's General Rejoinder
   American Bee Journal: November, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 5)
• The Economic Hive, and Gallup's
   American Bee Journal: October, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 4)
• Encouraging to California Bee-Keepers
   American Bee Journal: February 21, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 8)
• An Experience in Keeping Bees on Shares
   American Bee Journal: November 23, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 21)
• Explanatory Jottings
   American Bee Journal: March, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 9)
• Extra-Light Colored Bees--An Old Veteran's Opinion
   American Bee Journal: October 19, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 16)
• Faults in Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: March, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 9)
• Feeding Bees for Stimulative Purposes
   American Bee Journal: September 2, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 35)
• Form of Hives and Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: February, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 8)
• "Gallup" Answers Questions
   American Bee Journal: August, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 2)
• Gallup on Hives
   American Bee Journal: May, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 11)
• Gallup on One-story Hives
   American Bee Journal: July, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 1)
• Gallup on the Adair Hive
   American Bee Journal: September, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 3)
• Gallup vs. "Novice" or Dysentery
   American Bee Journal: July, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 1)
• Gallup's Corn as a Honey-plant
   American Bee Journal: February, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 2)
• Gallup's Explanations to Wurster
   American Bee Journal: March, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 9)
• Gallup's New Idea Hive and its Advantages
   American Bee Journal: June, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 6)
• Gallup's New Style of Hive
   American Bee Journal: July, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 1)
• Gallup's Reply to Furman
   American Bee Journal: August, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 2)
• Getting Bees Into the Supers--Prevention of Swarming
   American Bee Journal: September 23, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 38)
• The Greatest Enemy to Bee-keeping
   American Bee Journal: April, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 10)
• Hatching Queens
   American Bee Journal: June, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 12)
• Honey Crop in California--Yellow Bees
   American Bee Journal: August 29, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 35)
• A House for Fumigating Combs
   American Bee Journal: September 19, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 38)
• How Far Do Bees Fly for Forage?
   American Bee Journal: April 15, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 15)
• How Gallup's Bees Wintered
   American Bee Journal: May, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 11)
• How Gallup's Bees Wintered on their Summer Stands
   American Bee Journal: October, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 4)
• Improvement of Bees--Rearing Queens, etc.
   American Bee Journal: November 2, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 18)
• Introducing Queens--Various Methods
   American Bee Journal: October 15, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 42)
• Introducing Queens with Tobacco Smoke
   American Bee Journal: January 7, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 1)
• Introducing Queens with Tobacco Smoke
   American Bee Journal: December 10, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 50)
• Iowa as a State for Bee-Keeping
   American Bee Journal: July, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 1)
• The Italian Bees Again
   American Bee Journal: April, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 10)
• Italian Queens, Pure Fertilization, and Bee Books
   American Bee Journal: November, 1868 (Volume 4, Number 5)
• The Langstroth Hive
   American Bee Journal: August, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 2)
• Length of Life of the Honey-Bee
   American Bee Journal: July 11, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 28)
• Light-Colored and Extra-Large Queens
   American Bee Journal: January 4, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 1)
• Luck in Bee-keeping: Drones and Moths
   American Bee Journal: December, 1867 (Volume 3, Number 6)
• Making Large Increase in a Poor Season
   American Bee Journal: January 21, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 3)
• Making Swarms Stay Put Back--Watering Bees
   American Bee Journal: July 30, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 31)
• More About Improved Queens
   American Bee Journal: November 18, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 46)
• More About Orange County, California
   American Bee Journal: January 18, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 3)
• Mr Grimm gets a Blowing Up!
   American Bee Journal: April, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 10)
• Multiplication of Colonies
   American Bee Journal: February, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 8)
• No. 1. --Establishing a Standard for Queens
   American Bee Journal: September 30, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 39)
• No. 1. --Recollections of an Old Bee-Keeper
   American Bee Journal: January 6, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 1)
• No. 2. --Establishing a Standard for Queens
   American Bee Journal: October 7, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 40)
• No. 2 --Recollections of an Old Bee-Keeper
   American Bee Journal: January 13, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 2)
• No. 3. --Establishing a Standard for Queens
   American Bee Journal: October 14, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 41)
• No. 3 --Recollections of an Old Bee-Keeper
   American Bee Journal: January 20, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 3)
• No. 4. --Establishing a Standard for Queens
   American Bee Journal: October 21, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 42)
• No. 4 --Recollections of an Old Bee-Keeper
   American Bee Journal: January 27, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 4)
• No. 5 --Recollections of an Old Bee-Keeper
   American Bee Journal: February 3, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 5)
• An Old-Time Large Yield--Historical
   American Bee Journal: November 10, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 45)
• On Supplying New Swarms with Ready Made Combs
   American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9)
• Orange Co., Calif. --Wonderful Climate and Productions
   American Bee Journal: October 12, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 15)
• Out-Door Wintering
   American Bee Journal: May, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 5)
• Patented Honey Boxes
   American Bee Journal: March, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 9)
• Polk County Bee-Keepers' Association
   American Bee Journal: May, 1873 (Volume 8, Number 11)
• Prevention of Bee-Diarrhea
   American Bee Journal: July 28, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 30)
• Prevention of Dysentery
   American Bee Journal: February, 1869 (Volume 4, Number 8)
• Production of Surplus Honey
   American Bee Journal: July 30, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 31)
• Pure Italians--California vs. Florida
   American Bee Journal: May 10, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 19)
• Purity of Italian Queens and Drones
   American Bee Journal: July 8, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 27)
• Puzzling Points
   American Bee Journal: April, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 10)
• The Queen Nursery
   American Bee Journal: October, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 4)
• Queens, and Corresponding Hives
   American Bee Journal: February, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 8)
• Questions Answered by Gallup
   American Bee Journal: April, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 10)
• Rapid Increase and Early Honey in California
   American Bee Journal: May 23, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 21)
• Rearing of Queens, and Their Purity
   American Bee Journal: November 19, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 47)
• Removal of Stocks in Summer
   American Bee Journal: April, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 10)
• Replies and Explanatory Remarks
   American Bee Journal: July, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 1)
• Replies and Remarks
   American Bee Journal: May, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 11)
• Replies--Feeding, Hives, and Wintering
   American Bee Journal: July, 1870 (Volume 6, Number 1)
• Replies to Inquiries, Notices, &c.
   American Bee Journal: June, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 12)
• Responses and Remarks
   American Bee Journal: February, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 8)
• Selecting Stock
   American Bee Journal: April, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 10)
• Small vs. Large Hives
   American Bee Journal: October, 1873 (Volume 9, Number 4)
• Some Bee-Keeping Experiences of Years Ago
   American Bee Journal: October 5, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 14)
• Something About California Bee-Keeping
   American Bee Journal: January 10, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 2)
• Something About Queens and Queen-Rearing
   American Bee Journal: February 23, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 8)
• Something About the Rearing of Queens
   American Bee Journal: December 3, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 49)
• Spreading Brood and Making New Colonies
   American Bee Journal: August 26, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 34)
• Starting an Apiary in Calif.--Keeping Combs
   American Bee Journal: September 12, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 37)
• Starting an Apiary in California--Doctoring
   American Bee Journal: October 8, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 41)
• Starting in Bee-Keeping--Various Points
   American Bee Journal: November 5, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 45)
• Stimulative Feeding
   American Bee Journal: September, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 3)
• The Summer in Orchard, Iowa
   American Bee Journal: September, 1872 (Volume 8, Number 3)
• Superstitions
   American Bee Journal: October, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 4)
• Transferring Bees
   American Bee Journal: May, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 11)
• A Trip to Tennessee and Back
   American Bee Journal: August, 1871 (Volume 7, Number 2)
• Value of Bees to Apricot Growers
   American Bee Journal: July 9, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 28)
• Various Sorts of Matters
   American Bee Journal: August, 1869 (Volume 5, Number 2)
• What Every Bee-keeper ought to Know:
   American Bee Journal: March, 1868 (Volume 3, Number 9)
• What Gallup Has Seen
   American Bee Journal: March, 1874 (Volume 10, Number 3)
• Winter Reared Queens
   American Bee Journal: February, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 8)
• Wintering Out-Doors in a Cold Climate
   American Bee Journal: May 9, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 19)
• Wire Gauze, and Introducing Queens
   American Bee Journal: June, 1871 (Volume 6, Number 12)
• A Word of Explanation
   American Bee Journal: January, 1872 (Volume 7, Number 7)
• A Word of Explanation
   American Bee Journal: May, 1870 (Volume 5, Number 11)