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• The Secret of History. How Empire took Its Westward Way. The King’s Daughters; or, The Flight of David’s Line. Being the Sequel to Tea Tephi. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 4.

  Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis. The Secret of History. How Empire took Its Westward Way. The King’s Daughters; or, The Flight of David’s Line. Being the Sequel to Tea Tephi. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 4. New Haven: Our Race Publishing Co., 1891. xx, 259, [3] p., [16] p. of adv.
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  The Romance of History. Lost Israel Found; or, Jeshurun’s Pilgrimage Towards Ammi, from Lo-Ammi. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 1.

  Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis. The Romance of History. Lost Israel Found; or, Jeshurun’s Pilgrimage Towards Ammi, from Lo-Ammi. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 1. New Haven: “Our Race,” 1890. xix, 268, [2] p.
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  The Renewal of History. How Empire was Re-built and Re-planted. Eochaidh the Heremonn; or, The Knight of the Scarlet Thread. Our Race, ser. 2, no. 5.

  Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis. The Renewal of History. How Empire was Re-built and Re-planted. Eochaidh the Heremonn; or, The Knight of the Scarlet Thread. Our Race, ser. 2, no. 5. New Haven: Our Race Publishing Co., 1892. xv, 334 p., [2] p. of adv.
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  The Relatives of Leila Ada: With Some Account of the Present Persecutions of the Jews.

  Heighway, Osborn W. Trenery. The Relatives of Leila Ada: With Some Account of the Present Persecutions of the Jews. New York: Wiley & Halsted, 1856. 253 p.
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  The Philosophy of History; or, The Scattering of the Holy People. Tea Tephi, David’s Daughter, Jeremiah’s Ward. The Romance within the Romance. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 3.

  Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis. The Philosophy of History; or, The Scattering of the Holy People. Tea Tephi, David’s Daughter, Jeremiah’s Ward. The Romance within the Romance. Our Race, ser. 1, no. 3. New Haven: Our Race Publishing Co., 1891. xix, 283 p.
• The Jew, among all Nations. … Revised by the Editor, D. P. Kidder.

  The Jew, among all Nations. … Revised by the Editor, D. P. Kidder. New-York: Lane & Scott, for the Sunday-School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1851. 178 p., [2] p. of adv.
• The Arabian Nights’ Entertainments. Revised for Young Readers by E. O. Chapman. Profusely Illustrated.

  The Arabian Nights’ Entertainments. Revised for Young Readers by E. O. Chapman. Profusely Illustrated. New York: Worthington Co., c1888. 176 p.
• The American Jewess.

  The American Jewess. v. 1-v. 9, no. 5; April 1895-Aug. 1899.
• Strong to Suffer: A Story of the Jews

  Wynne, E. Strong to Suffer: A Story of the Jews. … London, Paris, New York & Melbourne: Cassell, 1886. 256 p., plates.
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  Poems

  Pumpelly, Mary Hollenback. Poems. New-York: Charles Scribner, 1852. iv, 76 p.
• Hebrew Melodies. By Lord Byron.

  [Byron, George Gordon Byron]. Hebrew Melodies. By Lord Byron. Boston: John Eliot, 1815. 43, [2] p.
• Grandpa’s Stories; or, Home Talks out of the Wonderful Book. A Series of One Hundred Delightful Fireside Stories in which Grandpa Goodwin Narrates the Most Wonderful Occurences Recorded in the Sacred Volume in a Manner to Charm the Young Folks by the Real Romance They Contain, and at the same Time Sow the Good Wheat of Divine Truth in Fertile Soil. Richly Illustrated.

  Peltz, George A. Grandpa’s Stories; or, Home Talks out of the Wonderful Book. A Series of One Hundred Delightful Fireside Stories in which Grandpa Goodwin Narrates the Most Wonderful Occurences Recorded in the Sacred Volume in a Manner to Charm the Young Folks by the Real Romance They Contain, and at the same Time Sow the Good Wheat of Divine Truth in Fertile Soil. Richly Illustrated. Philadelphia, etc.: Hubbard Bros.; San Francisco: Occidental Pub. Co.; Hartford, Conn.: Ralph H. Park & Co., 1885. 516 p.