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• The Passover Blood. ...

  Nicholson, William Rufus. The Passover Blood. ... [United States, not before 1875?]. 15 p.
• The Grand Union Hotel. No Jews Need Apply

  The Grand Union Hotel. No Jews Need Apply. [United States, not before 1877]. small broadside.
• The Dreyfus Court Martial. Words by Al. Johnson. Music by F. R. Stanley.

  Stanley, F. R. The Dreyfus Court Martial. Words by Al. Johnson. Music by F. R. Stanley. [United States], c1899. score (6 p.).
• The Claims of the Jews’ Messiah proven by Sacred & Profane History, by "A Jew who loves his brethren;" and The Persecution of the Jews from the Destruction of Jerusalem and the Appearance of the False Messiahs to the Present Day.

  [Rossvally, Max Louis]. The Claims of the Jews’ Messiah proven by Sacred & Profane History, by "A Jew who loves his brethren;" and The Persecution of the Jews from the Destruction of Jerusalem and the Appearance of the False Messiahs to the Present Day. [United States?, ca. 1882]. 24 p.
• The 6th and 7th Books of Moses; or, Moses’ Magical Spirit Art. Known as the Black Art and Magic Mysteries of the Old Wise Hebrews, taken from the Mosaic Books of the Cabala and the Talmud for the good of Mankind. Profusely Illustrated.

  The 6th and 7th Books of Moses; or, Moses’ Magical     Spirit Art. Known as the Black Art and Magic Mysteries                  of the Old Wise Hebrews, taken from the Mosaic Books                  of the Cabala and the Talmud for the good of Mankind.                  Profusely Illustrated. [United States, 1896]. 1 leaf                 printed on both sides.
• Striking for Life: Labor’s Side of the Labor Question. The Right of the Workingman to a Fair Living. ... Articles specially contributed by Samuel Gompers, President American Federation of Labor, Eugene V. Debs, President American Railway Union, John W. Hayes, General Secretary-Tresurer Knights of Labor. Fully and Beautifully Illustrated.

  Swinton, John. Striking for Life: Labor’s Side of the Labor Question. The Right of the Workingman to a Fair Living. ... Articles specially contributed by Samuel Gompers, President American Federation of Labor, Eugene V. Debs, President American Railway Union, John W. Hayes, General Secretary-Tresurer Knights of Labor. Fully and Beautifully Illustrated. [United States]: American Manufacturing and Publishing Co., 1894. 491, [8] p.
• Remarkable Curiosities. Containing A description of the Upas, or Poison-Tree. Of the Russian Lamb. Of a Subterraneous City. Remarkable Curiosity. Concerning the Jews. On Kings. Extract from Brackenridges’s "Modern Chivalry," lately published. Thoughts on hard drinking. Prices Current, &c. among the Army in an Indian country, in the Spring, 1794. To which is subjoined, a Remakable [sic] Prophesy. The whole compose a Genteel & Expert Compendium.

  Remarkable Curiosities. Containing A description of the Upas, or Poison-Tree. Of the Russian Lamb. Of a Subterraneous City. Remarkable Curiosity. Concerning the Jews. On Kings. Extract from Brackenridges’s "Modern Chivalry," lately published. Thoughts on hard drinking. Prices Current, &c. among the Army in an Indian country, in the Spring, 1794. To which is subjoined, a Remakable [sic] Prophesy. The whole compose a Genteel & Expert Compendium. [United States], MDCCXCIV. 16 p.
• Rabbi Ben Ezra: A Poem by Robert Browning.

  Browning, Robert. Rabbi Ben Ezra: A Poem by Robert Browning. [United States?]: Privately Printed for Caroline Knox and Lillian Stevens at Christmastide MDCCCXCIX, [1899]. unpaged.
• PUBLICATION OF THE WORKS OF SAADIA ON THE OCCASION OF THE MILLENNIUM OF HIS BIRTH.

  PUBLICATION OF THE WORKS OF SAADIA ON THE OCCASION OF THE MILLENNIUM OF HIS BIRTH. [United States?, 1890 or 1891?]. [3] leaves.
• MY UNCLE.

  MY UNCLE. [United States, between 1880 and 1900?]. broadside.
• Mr. M. B. Curtis, as Sam’l of Posen.

  Mr. M. B. Curtis, as Sam’l of Posen. [United States, 188-?]. folded leaf.
• How broad is the law?

  How broad is the Law? A History of the Management of the Children of Israel when they first settled in the Land of Canaan. [United States?, between 1780 and 1800]. 8 p.