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• Woman and Her Wits. Epigrams on Woman, Love, and Beauty. Collected and edited by G. F. Monkshood [i.e., W. J. Clarke].

  [Clarke, William James]. Woman and Her Wits. Epigrams on Woman, Love, and Beauty. Collected and edited by G. F. Monkshood [i.e., W. J. Clarke]. New York: H. M. Caldwell, [preface 1899]. 174 p.
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  The True History of a Little Ragamuffin. By the Author of “Reuben Davidger,” “Wild Sports of the World,” “Curiosities of Savage Life,” etc. [Harper’s Library of Select Novels, no. 269].

  [Greenwood, James]. The True History of a Little Ragamuffin. By the Author of “Reuben Davidger,” “Wild Sports of the World,” “Curiosities of Savage Life,” etc. [Harper’s Library of Select Novels, no. 269]. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1866. 138 p., [2] p. of adv.
• The Romance of History. Spain. By Don T. de Trueba. … In Two Volumes.

  Trueba y Cosió, Joaquín Telesforo de. The Romance of History. Spain. By Don T. de Trueba. … In Two Volumes. New-York: Printed by J. & J. Harper, etc., 1830. 2 vols.
• The Lost Tribes of Israel; or The First of the Red Men

  [Even, Charles]. The Lost Tribes of Israel; or, The First of the Red Men. Philadelphia: [Stereotyped by L. Johnson], 1861. 321 p.
• The Dawn of Day, introductory to the Rising Sun, whose Rays shall Gild the Clouds; and Open to a Benighted World the Glowing Effulgence of that Dominion, that is to be given to the People of the Saints of the Most High. In Nine Letters. .

  [Austin, David]. The Dawn of Day, introductory to the Rising Sun, whose Rays shall Gild the Clouds; and Open to a Benighted World the Glowing Effulgence of that Dominion, that is to be given to the People of the Saints of the Most High. In Nine Letters. ... New-Haven: Printed by Read and Morse, 1800.
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  Tales of a Physician

  Harrison, William Henry. Tales of a Physician. Philadelphia: E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1835. 2 vols. in 1.
• Spirit of Fanaticism: A Poetical Rhapsody.

  [Judah, Samuel B. H.]. Spirit of Fanaticism: A Poetical Rhapsody. New-York: Published at The “Beacon” Office, 1842. 12 p.
• Popery Stripped of Its Garb; or, The Work of Iniquity Checked in Its Progress.

  Horner, James M. Popery Stripped of Its Garb; or, The Work of Iniquity Checked in Its Progress. ... [New York, c1836]. 279 p.
• Our Children of the Slums.

  King, Annie Bronson. Our Children of the Slums. New York: D. D. Merrill Co., [c1892]. 54 p.
• Leila Ada, the Jewish Convert. An Authentic Memoir … To which is added Her Diary and Correspondence. … First American Edition

  Heighway, Osborn W. Trenery. Leila Ada, the Jewish Convert. An Authentic Memoir … To which is added Her Diary and Correspondence. … First American Edition. New York: John Wiley, 1854. x, 355 p.
• Incidents in the Life and Remarkable Conversion of a [sic] Atheist, by means of Five very Singular Views, and something very Interesting respecting the Great Lorenzo Dow. Also the Glorious Conversion of a Roman Catholic to the Protestant Religion and Ministry. With some Startling Facts respecting the Roman Catholics, Together with the Happy and Interesting Conversion of a Jew. The whole to conclude with the Beautiful Description of that Adorable Personage Jesus Christ, as found in an Ancient Manuscript sent by Publius Sentilus, President of Judea, to the Roman Senate.

  Stilwell, Daniel E. Incidents in the Life and Remarkable Conversion of a [sic] Atheist, by means of Five very Singular Views, and something very Interesting respecting the Great Lorenzo Dow. Also the Glorious Conversion of a Roman Catholic to the Protestant Religion and Ministry. With some Startling Facts respecting the Roman Catholics, Together with the Happy and Interesting Conversion of a Jew. The whole to conclude with the Beautiful Description of that Adorable Personage Jesus Christ, as found in an Ancient Manuscript sent by Publius Sentilus, President of Judea, to the Roman Senate. New York: The author, 1850. 32 p.
• In the Old Chateau: A Story of Russian Poland

  Savage, Richard Henry. In the Old Chateau: A Story of Russian Poland. Chicago: F. Tennyson Neely, 1895. 339 p., [7] p. of adv.