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• Voegele’s Marriage and other Tales

  Schnabel, Louis. Voegele’s Marriage, and other Tales. Special Series, no. 2. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1892. 83 p., [7] p. of adv.
• 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 Whole World Governed by a Jew; or, The Government of the Second Adam, as King and Priest; Described from the Scriptures. Delivered March 4, 1805, the Evening after the Election of the President & Vice-President.

  Smith, Elias. The Whole World Governed by a Jew; or, The Government of the Second Adam, as King and Priest; Described from the Scriptures. Delivered March 4, 1805, the Evening after the Election of the President & Vice-President. Exeter, [N.H.]: Printed by Henry Ranlet, etc., 1805. 84 p.
• The Valley of Bones; or Ezekiel's Vision

  Bedell, Gregory Townsend. The Valley of Bones; or, Ezekiel's Vision. Philadelphia: French & Perkins, 1833. 140 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 Poetical Works

  Levis, Norman Van Pelt. The Poetical Works. Mount Holly, N.J.: Walters & Hand, Printers, 1892. 188 p.
• The Mysterious Mirage; or, Frank Reade, Jr.’s Desert Search for a Secret City with His New Overland Chaise. Frank Reade Library, vol. 5, no. 112.

  "Noname" (Luis Senarens). The Mysterious Mirage; or, Frank Reade, Jr.’s Desert Search for a Secret City with His New Overland Chaise. Frank Reade Library, vol. 5, no. 112. New York: Frank Tousey, 1895. 14 p., [2] p. of adv.
• The Miscellaneous Poems of the Boston Bard.

  [Coffin, Robert Stevenson]. The Miscellaneous Poems of the Boston Bard. Philadelphia: Printed for the Author by J. H. Cunningham, 1818. 156 p.
• The Five Cent Wide Awake Library, vol. 1, no. 967.

  Teaser, Tim. Muldoon Abroad. The Five Cent Wide Awake Library, vol. 1, no. 967. New York: Frank Tousey, 1890. 76 p., [4] p. of adv.
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  The Evil That Men Do: A Novel

  Fawcett, Edgar. The Evil That Men Do: A Novel. New York: Belford, [c1889]. 339 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.