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  Zophiel

  Brooks, Maria Gowen. Zophiël, a Poem, by Mrs. Brooks. Boston: Richardson & Lord, 1825. 70, [2] p.
• Universal Religion: A Course of Lessons Historical and Scientific on the Various Faiths of the World. Prepared by the University Association by a Corps of Specialists in Asia, Europe and America. Fully Illustrated.

  Buckley, Edmund, ed. Universal Religion: A Course of Lessons Historical and Scientific on the Various Faiths of the World. Prepared by the University Association by a Corps of Specialists in Asia, Europe and America. Fully Illustrated. Chicago: The University Association, [1898?]. 774 p.
• The Skeleton Witness; or, The Murder at the Mound. A Domestic Drama in Three Acts. French’s Standard Drama. The Acting Edition, no. 197.

  Rede, William Leman. The Skeleton Witness; or, The Murder at the Mound. A Domestic Drama in Three Acts. French’s Standard Drama. The Acting Edition, no. 197. New York: Samuel French & Son; London: Samuel French, [1857?]. 44 p.
• The Phoenix. A Drama in Four Acts.

  Nobles, Milton. The Phoenix. A Drama in Four Acts. Chicago: Dramatic Publishing Co., 1900. 139 p.
• The Light of the Temple. Library of Masonic Literature.

  Strickland, William Peter. The Light of the Temple. Library of Masonic Literature. Cincinnati: J. Ernst, 1854. 288 p.
• The Last Word. A Comedy in Four Acts (from the German of Franz von Schoenthan) by Augustin Daly. As Originally Produced at Daly’s Theatre, New York, October 28, 1890.

  Schönthan, Franz von. The Last Word. A Comedy in Four Acts (from the German of Franz von Schoenthan) by Augustin Daly. As Originally Produced at Daly’s Theatre, New York, October 28, 1890. [New York]: Privately Printed for A. Daly, 1891 [c1890]. 71 p.
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  The Jewess; or, The Council of Constance. An Historical Drama, in Three Acts. French’s American Drama. Acting Edition, no. XXXVII [i.e., CXXVIII]

  Moncrieff, William Thomas. The Jewess; or, The Council of Constance. An Historical Drama, in Three Acts. French’s American Drama. Acting Edition, no. XXXVII [i.e., CXXVIII]. New-York: Samuel French, [1853?]. 46 p.
• The Fortunes of Hector O’Halloran, and His Man Mark Antony O’Toole ... With Illustrations by J. Leech.

  Maxwell, William Hamilton. The Fortunes of Hector O’Halloran, and His Man Mark Antony O’Toole ... With Illustrations by J. Leech. New-York: D. Appleton, 1843. 412 p.
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  The Flight of Time and other Poems

  Bernstein, Herman. The Flight of Time, and other Poems. London, New York: F. Tennyson Neely, [c1899]. 94 p.
• The Cable Car. An Howellian Burlesque. In Two Acts. French’s Acting Edition, vol. 133.

  Sherwood, Clara Harriot. The Cable Car. An Howellian Burlesque. In Two Acts. French’s Acting Edition, vol. 133. New York: S. H. French; London: Samuel French, c1891. 13 p., [2] p. of adv.
• The Aurora Borealis; or, Flashes of Wit, calculated to Drown Dull Care and Eradicate the Blue Devils. With Original Etchings, designed and executed by D.C. Johnston.

  The Aurora Borealis; or, Flashes of Wit, calculated to Drown Dull Care and Eradicate the Blue Devils. With Original Etchings, designed and executed by D.C. Johnston. Boston: Published ... by the Editor of the Galaxy of Wit, sold in Philadelphia by John Grigg, and Carey and Hart, and in New York by Elam Bliss, 1831. 216 p.
• Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. William G. Shauffler [sic], as Missionary to the Jews. Preached at Park-Street Church, Boston, on the Evening of November 14, 1831. Third Edition.

  Stuart, Moses. Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. William G. Shauffler [sic], as Missionary to the Jews. Preached at Park-Street Church, Boston, on the Evening of November 14, 1831. Third Edition. Boston: Press of Crocker and Brewster, 1845. 35 p.