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• Two Discourses; One on the Law of Moses another on the Law of Christ

  Pray, Edmund. Two Discourses; One on the Law of Moses, another on the Law of Christ. Hallowell, [Me.]: Printed for the author, 1833. 144 p.
• The Young Gentleman and Lady’s Museum. Being a Collection of Elegant, Entertaining and Instructive Pieces; calculated to Improve Young Persons in the Art of Reading and Speaking. Designed for the use of Schools.

  Chandler, Joseph, ed. The Young Gentleman and Lady’s Museum. Being a Collection of Elegant, Entertaining and Instructive Pieces; calculated to Improve Young Persons in the Art of Reading and Speaking. Designed for the use of Schools. Hallowell: Printed and sold by N. Cheever. Sold also by E. Goodale, at the Hallowell Bookstore; P. Edes, Augusta; S. W. Winchester, Wiscasset; S. Butts, Portland, [Me.]; Thomas and Whipple, Newburyport; H. Whipple, Salem; and E. Larkin, Boston, 1811. 215 p.
• The Destruction of Jerusalem, Including a Narrative of the Calamities which Befel the Jews. With a Brief Description of the City and Temple.

  The Destruction of Jerusalem, Including a Narrative of the Calamities which Befel the Jews. With a Brief Description of the City and Temple. Hallowell, [Me.]: Printed by S. K. Gilman, 1820. 54 p.
• The Clipper-Yacht; or Moloch the Money-lender! A Tale of London and the Thames

  Ingraham, Joseph Holt. The Clipper-Yacht; or, Moloch, the Money-lender! A Tale of London and the Thames. Boston: H. L. Williams, [c1845]. 54 p.
• Ramero; or, The Prince and the Prisoner! A Romance of the Moro Castle!

  Ingraham, Joseph Holt. Ramero; or, The Prince and the Prisoner! A Romance of the Moro Castle! Boston: Henry L. Williams, 1846. 114 p.
• “Speech delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, He being a Jew.” In: Samuel Clark, ed. The American Orator; Selected chiefly from American Authors

  Henry, Jacob. “Speech delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, He being a Jew.” In: Samuel Clark, ed. The American Orator; Selected chiefly from American Authors (Gardiner, [Me.]: Printed at the Intelligencer Office, 1828), pp. 46-49.