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  Zophiel

  Brooks, Maria Gowen. Zophiël, a Poem, by Mrs. Brooks. Boston: Richardson & Lord, 1825. 70, [2] p.
• Zinzendorff, and other Poems

  Sigourney, Lydia Howard. Zinzendorff, and other Poems. New-York: Leavitt, Lord; Boston: Crocker & Brewster, 1835. 300 p.
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  Young West a Sequel to Edward Bellamy’s Celebrated Novel Looking Backward

  Schindler, Solomon. Young West, a Sequel to Edward Bellamy’s Celebrated Novel Looking Backward. Boston: Arena Publishing Co., 1894. 283 p.
• Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged. Rachel Ford’s classmates believe that she is Jewish, but she isn’t; see "Rachel’s Friend," a two-part story by Mrs. C. M. Livingston. Text of "Rachel’s Friend" also in Our New Home. For Boy and Girls. Illustrated

  [Alden, Isabella Macdonald], ed. Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged. Rachel Ford’s classmates believe that she is Jewish, but she isn’t; see "Rachel’s Friend," a two-part story by Mrs. C. M. Livingston. Text of "Rachel’s Friend" also in Our New Home. For Boy and Girls. Illustrated (Boston: Lothrop Publishing Co., [c1896]), unpaged.
• Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations.

  [Alden, Isabella Macdonald], ed. Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged.
• Writings of Professor B. B. Edwards, with a Memoir by Edwards A. Park.

  Edwards, Bela Bates. Writings of Professor B. B. Edwards, with a Memoir by Edwards A. Park. Boston: John P. Jewett; Cleveland: Jewett, Proctor, & Worthington; London: Sampson, Low, Son, & Co., 1853. 2 vols.
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  World’s Congress of Religions. With an Introduction by Rev. Minot J. Savage.

  World’s Congress of Religions. With an Introduction by Rev. Minot J. Savage. Boston: Arena Publishing Co., 1893. 428 p., [12] p. of adv.
• Wild Sports in the Far West. Translated from the German. With Eight Crayon Drawings, Executed in Oils, from Designs by Harrison Weir.

  Gerstäcker, Friedrich. Wild Sports in the Far West. Translated from the German. With Eight Crayon Drawings, Executed in Oils, from Designs by Harrison Weir. Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Co., 1859. xi, 396 p.
• Why Not Turn Jew?

  Allen, Charles Adams. Why Not Turn Jew? Boston: American Unitarian Association, 1889. 8 p.
• Who Caught the Count. A Farce in One Act. Baker’s Edition of Plays.

  Hiland, Frank E. Who Caught the Count. A Farce in One Act. Baker’s Edition of Plays. Boston: Walter H. Baker, 1899. 13 p.
• White Slaves; or, The Oppression of the Worthy Poor.

  Banks, Louis Albert. White Slaves; or, The Oppression of the Worthy Poor. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1893. 327 p.
• What is it to Deny our Lord? The Question Fairly Stated and Answered. A Sermon on "Denying the Lord Jesus;" Delivered before His Church and Society in Waltham, by the late Bernard Whitman. ... Republished from the Fifth Edition, by the Book and Pamphlet Society for Gratuitous Distribution.

  Whitman, Bernard. What is it to Deny our Lord? The Question Fairly Stated and Answered. A Sermon on "Denying the Lord Jesus;" Delivered before His Church and Society in Waltham, by the late Bernard Whitman. ... Republished from the Fifth Edition, by the Book and Pamphlet Society for Gratuitous Distribution. Boston: Weeks, Jordan, and Co., 1837. 46 p.