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• Young Men’s Hebrew Association Fair. Benefit of the Building Fund, Athenaeum, Feb. 12 to 19, 1900.

  Young Men’s Hebrew Association, New Orleans. Young Men’s Hebrew Association Fair. Benefit of the Building Fund, Athenaeum, Feb. 12 to 19, 1900. [New Orleans, 1900]. 108 p.
• Who Was He? Six Short Stories about some of the Mysterious Characters and Well-kept Secrets of Modern Times.

  Reddall, Henry Frederic. Who Was He? Six Short Stories about some of the Mysterious Characters and Well-kept Secrets of Modern Times. New York: Phillips & Hunt; Cincinnati: Cranston & Stowe, 1887. 300 p.
• Visitor’s Guide to New Orleans. November, 1875.

  Visitor’s Guide to New Orleans. November, 1875. New Orleans: J. Curtis Waldo, c1875. 176 p.
• Translations from the Meditations of Lamartine. Together with Fugitive Pieces by James T. Smith.

  Lamartine, Alphonse de. Translations from the Meditations of Lamartine. Together with Fugitive Pieces by James T. Smith. New-York: C. Shepard & Co., 1852. iv, 104, [1] p.
• Through Morocco to Minnesota. Sketches of Life in Three Continents.

  Iliowizi, Henry. Through Morocco to Minnesota. Sketches of Life in Three Continents. [Minneaspolis?], c1888. 112 p.
• The Women of New York; or, The Under-world of the Great City. Illustrating the Life of Women of Fashion, Women of Pleasure, Actresses and Ballet Girls, Saloon Girls, Pickpockets and Shoplifters, Artists’ Female Models, Women-of-the-Town, etc., etc., etc. With Numerous Engravings.

  Ellington, George. The Women of New York; or, The Under-world of the Great City. Illustrating the Life of Women of Fashion, Women of Pleasure, Actresses and Ballet Girls, Saloon Girls, Pickpockets and Shoplifters, Artists’ Female Models, Women-of-the-Town, etc., etc., etc. With Numerous Engravings. New York: New York Book Co., 1869. 650 p.
• The Tales of Rube Hoffenstein

  Aby, Joe C. The Tales of Rube Hoffenstein. New York: W. B. Smith, [c1882]. 64 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 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 Riddle of History. A Chronological Itinerary through the Period of the Judges, together with other Biblico-Literary Excursus. Our Race, ser. 2, no. 8.

  Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis. The Riddle of History. A Chronological Itinerary through the Period of the Judges, together with other Biblico-Literary Excursus. Our Race, ser. 2, no. 8. New Haven: Our Race Publishing Co., 1892. xv, 366 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.