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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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Terry, H. A.

• American Bee Plant
   American Bee Journal: September, 1867 (Volume 3, Number 3)

Teter, J. C.

• The Adulteration of Food
   American Bee Journal: February, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 2)

Teter, Jas. G.

• Northwestern Bee-Keepers' Union
   American Bee Journal: February, 1880 (Volume 16, Number 2)

Theilman, C.

• One of My Experiences
   American Bee Journal: November 21, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 47)

Theilmann, C.

• Acorn Honey--Report for 1886
   American Bee Journal: November 17, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 46)
• Another Instance of "Old Fogyism"
   American Bee Journal: December 20, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 51)
• Apicultural Items from Minnesota
   American Bee Journal: September 3, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 10)
• Bee-Disease. Results of the Season --Marketing the Honey Crop
   American Bee Journal: November 9, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 45)
• The Bee Journal--Amalgamation--Experiences with Swindling Commission-Men
   American Bee Journal: January 7, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 1)
• Bee-Keeping in Minnesota
   American Bee Journal: July 2, 1891 (Volume 28, Number 1)
• Bee-Moth or Wax-Moth--Some Experiences
   American Bee Journal: February 3, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 5)
• Bees in Washington Territory
   American Bee Journal: August 1, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 31)
• Cellar Gasses--Minnesota Convention
   American Bee Journal: March 24, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 13)
• Cellar Wintering of Bees--Adulteration
   American Bee Journal: April 5, 1894 (Volume 33, Number 14)
• The Dickel Theory vs. the Dzierzon Non-Sperm Theory
   American Bee Journal: August 10, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 32)
• Drones from Worker Eggs
   American Bee Journal: April 16, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 16)
• The Dzierzon Non-Sperm Theory a Fallacy
   American Bee Journal: October, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 41)
• The Eyes of a Bee
   American Bee Journal: February 28, 1883 (Volume 19, Number 9)
• Foundation in the Sections, etc.
   American Bee Journal: September 14, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 37)
• Get Ready for the Columbian Fair
   American Bee Journal: February 12, 1891 (Volume 27, Number 7)
• Have Bees the Sense of Hearing?
   American Bee Journal: August 26, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 34)
• Honey-Dew and Worker-Larvae
   American Bee Journal: February 25, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 8)
• The Honey Market and Crop in Minnesota
   American Bee Journal: September 28, 1893 (Volume 32, Number 13)
• How my Bees have Wintered, etc.
   American Bee Journal: April 29, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 17)
• How to Feed Sugar Syrup to Bees
   American Bee Journal: November 12, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 46)
• In-Breeding of Bees--Colonies in Good Condition
   American Bee Journal: May 11, 1893 (Volume 31, Number 19)
• The Insect-Wax of China
   American Bee Journal: January 13, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 2)
• Linden or Basswood Honey Defended
   American Bee Journal: October 25, 1894 (Volume 34, Number 17)
• Making Honey--Good Honey Season
   American Bee Journal: July 29, 1885 (Volume 21, Number 30)
• "Minnesota Langstroth" Hive and Its Use
   American Bee Journal: March 28, 1895 (Volume 35, Number 13)
• Minnesota. The Poorest Season in 21 Years--Nectar Secretion
   American Bee Journal: September 6, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 36)
• Minnesota. The Season and Condition of the Bees Described
   American Bee Journal: July 5, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 27)
• My Experiments Wintering Bees
   American Bee Journal: February 16, 1881 (Volume 17, Number 7)
• Notes from Washington Territory
   American Bee Journal: April 19, 1882 (Volume 18, Number 16)
• Questions on the Dickel Theory Answered
   American Bee Journal: December 21, 1899 (Volume 39, Number 51)
• Reasons for Favoring Unpainted Hives
   American Bee Journal: April 16, 1896 (Volume 36, Number 16)
• Remedies for the Nameless Bee-Disease
   American Bee Journal: July 12, 1894 (Volume 34, Number 2)
• Ripening Honey. The Importance of Having Honey Well Ripened
   American Bee Journal: April 12, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 15)
• The Season in Minnesota
   American Bee Journal: July 28, 1892 (Volume 30, Number 5)
• Section-Press. Press for Folding Sections and Fastening Foundation
   American Bee Journal: April 6, 1889 (Volume 25, Number 14)
• Separators--Fastening Foundation
   American Bee Journal: August 31, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 35)
• Strong Colonies for the Honey-Harvest
   American Bee Journal: January 27, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 4)
• That 12th Annual Union Report
   American Bee Journal: January 28, 1897 (Volume 37, Number 4)
• Thinks He Has Discovered the Control of Sex
   American Bee Journal: June 9, 1898 (Volume 38, Number 23)
• Tiering-up Sections--Hibernation
   American Bee Journal: October 29, 1884 (Volume 20, Number 44)
• Unfinished Sections. How Best to Utilize the Partly-Filled Sections
   American Bee Journal: January 11, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 2)
• Unpainted Hives. Their Advantages Over those that are Painted
   American Bee Journal: March 29, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 13)
• Using Sections with Old Comb
   American Bee Journal: March 30, 1887 (Volume 23, Number 13)
• Ventilators. Automatic Ventilators for Use in a Bee-Cave
   American Bee Journal: April 18, 1888 (Volume 24, Number 16)
• Victory in the Chicago Honey-Lawsuit
   American Bee Journal: February 8, 1900 (Volume 40, Number 6)
• Washington. Bee-Culture in this New State of the Northwest
   American Bee Journal: November 29, 1890 (Volume 26, Number 48)
• Wintering Bees in Warm Cellars
   American Bee Journal: May 19, 1886 (Volume 22, Number 20)
• The Wintering of Bees
   American Bee Journal: April 7, 1892 (Volume 29, Number 15)