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A Commentary on the Book of Psalms. In which Their Literal or Historical Sense, as They relate to King David, and the People of Israel, is Illustrated; And their Application to Messiah, to the Church, and to Individuals, as Members thereof, is pointed out: With a view to render the use of the Psalter pleasing and profitable to all Orders and Degrees of Christians. … First American Edition, from the Fourth British Edition.
Horne, George. A Commentary on the Book of Psalms. In which Their Literal or Historical Sense, as They relate to King David, and the People of Israel, is Illustrated; And their Application to Messiah, to the Church, and to Individuals, as Members thereof, is pointed out: With a view to render the use of the Psalter pleasing and profitable to all Orders and Degrees of Christians. … First American Edition, from the Fourth British Edition. … Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, M,DCC,XCII. xxxiv, [i], 554 p.
The Iew Broker. A Favorite Song in the New Entertainment of The Iew and the Doctor sung by Mr. Bernard.
The Iew Broker. A Favorite Song in the New Entertainment of The Iew and the Doctor sung by Mr. Bernard. Philadelphia: R. Shaw; Philadelphia: B. Carr; New York: T. [i.e., J.] Hewitt, [1800?]. score ([2] p.).
Love Laughs at Lock-smiths: A Comic Opera, in Two Acts. Translated from the French piece called Une folie, As performed with universal applause at the Hay-Market Theatre London.
Colman, George. Love Laughs at Lock-smiths: A Comic Opera, in Two Acts. Translated from the French piece called Une folie, As performed with universal applause at the Hay-Market Theatre London. Baltimore: Printed by Cole & Hewes, for George Keatinge, 1804. 68 p.
History of the Bible and Jews, with Remarks upon the Rise and Progress of Mahometanism and Popery. Adapted to the use of Schools.
[Gillet, Eliphalet]. History of the Bible and Jews, with Remarks upon the Rise and Progress of Mahometanism and Popery. Adapted to the use of Schools. Hallowell, [Me.]: Printed for Ezekiel Goodale; Augusta, [Me.]: Benjamin Edes, Printer, 1806. 312 p. (pp. 305-12, adv.).
An Introduction to the Study of the Bible: Containing Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures; A Summary of the History of the Jews; An Account of the Jewish Sects; And a Brief Statement of the Contents of the Several Books of the Old and New Testaments. By George Pretyman, D.D.F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln.
Pretyman, George. An Introduction to the Study of the Bible: Containing Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures; A Summary of the History of the Jews; An Account of the Jewish Sects; And a Brief Statement of the Contents of the Several Books of the Old and New Testaments. By George Pretyman, D.D.F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Kimber, Conrad and Co., 1806. 358 [i. e. 356], [1] p.
An Entertaining History of Two Pious Twin Children, who were Stolen from Their Christian Parents by a Jew, and Sold to the Turks as Slaves; And with Their Father, were Marvellously Saved from Death. Translated from the German. First Edition. To which is added Little Charles; or, The Good Son
An Entertaining History of Two Pious Twin Children, who were Stolen from Their Christian Parents by a Jew, and Sold to the Turks as Slaves; And with Their Father, were Marvellously Saved from Death. Translated from the German. First Edition. To which is added Little Charles; or, The Good Son. New-Market, [Va.]: Printed in S. Henkel’s Printing-Office, 1816. 36 p.
Isaiah’s Message to the American Nation. A New Translation of Isaiah, Chapter XVIII. With Notes critical and explanatory, A Remarkable Prophecy, respecting the Restoration of the Jews, aided by the American Nation, with An Universal Summons to the Battle of Armageddon, and a Description of that solemn Scene, by John M’Donald.
Bible. O. T. Isaiah. XVIII. English. Isaiah’s Message to the American Nation. A New Translation of Isaiah, Chapter XVIII. With Notes critical and explanatory, A Remarkable Prophecy, respecting the Restoration of the Jews, aided by the American Nation, with An Universal Summons to the Battle of Armageddon, and a Description of that solemn Scene, by John M’Donald. … Philadelphia: Anthony Finley, 1824. 105, [2] p., [1] p. of adv.
The Constitution of The Female Hebrew Benevolent Society of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Female Hebrew Benevolent Society. The Constitution of The Female Hebrew Benevolent Society of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: J. H. Cunningham, printer, 1825. 12 p.
Elnathan
Elnathan: A Narrative, illustrative of the Manners of the Ancient Israelites. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, [1827]. 136, 6 p.
A Description of the Picture, Christ Rejected by the Jews ... Painted by Benjamin West ... Now Exhibiting at the Hall of Independence.
M’quin, Ange Denis. A Description of the Picture, Christ Rejected by the Jews ... Painted by Benjamin West ... Now Exhibiting at the Hall of Independence. Philadelphia: Printed by Garden and Thompson, 1830. 16 p.
Gospel Truth Demonstrated in a Collection of Doctrinal Books given forth by that Faithful Minister of Jesus Christ George Fox containing Principles Essential to Christianity and Salvation held among the People called Quakers
Fox, George. Gospel Truth Demonstrated, in a Collection of Doctrinal Books, given forth by that Faithful Minister of Jesus Christ, George Fox, containing Principles Essential to Christianity and Salvation, held among the People called Quakers. … Philadelphia: Marcus T. C. Gould; New York: Isaac T. Hopper, 1831. 3 vols.
A Kid, A Kid; or, The Jewish Origin of the Celebrated Legend The House that Jack Built
A Kid, A Kid; or, The Jewish Origin of the Celebrated Legend The House that Jack Built. New York: Printed and sold by Mahlon Day, 1833. 16 p.
Hadassah, the Jewish Orphan. Illustrated with Fine Wood Cuts. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and Revised by the Committee of Publication.
Hadassah, the Jewish Orphan. Illustrated with Fine Wood Cuts. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and Revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1834]. 112 p.
Hebrew Customs; or, The Missionary’s Return. By the Author of "Jane Scott," "Only Son," &c.
Hebrew Customs; or, The Missionary’s Return. By the Author of "Jane Scott," "Only Son," &c. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1834].
Omar: Designed to Illustrate the Jewish History from B.C. 63, to the Birth of Christ. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and Revised by the Committee of Publication.
Omar: Designed to Illustrate the Jewish History from B.C. 63, to the Birth of Christ. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and Revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1835].
Parley’s History of the Manners of the Jews
Parley’s History of the Manners of the Jews. New-York: Mahlon Day, [1836?]. 31 p.
Conversion of Dr. Capadose, a Jewish Physician of Amsterdam ... Written by Himself at the request of Rev. Prof. Pettavel and others, Neuchatel, Switzerland. Abridged from the French of the Societies of the Friends of Israel at Toulouse and Neuchatel
Capadose, Abraham. Conversion of Dr. Capadose, a Jewish Physician of Amsterdam ... Written by Himself at the request of Rev. Prof. Pettavel and others, Neuchatel, Switzerland. Abridged from the French of the Societies of the Friends of Israel at Toulouse and Neuchatel. [New-York: American Tract Society, 1839?]. 28 p.
Iddo: An Historical Sketch, Illustrating Jewish History, during the Time of the Maccabees, B.C. 167-150.
Iddo: An Historical Sketch, Illustrating Jewish History, during the Time of the Maccabees, B.C. 167-150. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1841]. 243 p.
The Glory of Israel; or, Letters to Jewish Children on the Early History of Their Nation. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday-School Union.
Charlotte Elizabeth. The Glory of Israel; or, Letters to Jewish Children on the Early History of Their Nation. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday-School Union.Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1843]. 115 p.
Hebrew Tales. Selected and Translated from the Writings of the Ancient Hebrew Sages.
[Hurwitz, Hyman]. Hebrew Tales. Selected and Translated from the Writings of the Ancient Hebrew Sages. Boston: Wm. Crosby and H. P. Nichols, 1845. viii, 100 p.
The Jew, among all Nations. ... Revised by the Editor, D. P. Kidder.
The Jew, among all Nations. ... Revised by the Editor, D. P. Kidder. New-York: G. Lane & C. B. Tippett, for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1844. 178 p., [2] p. of adv.
The Scourge of Israel. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and revised by the Committee of Publication.
The Scourge of Israel. Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1846]. 103 p.
[Mesilat Yisra’el]. The Path of Israel; or, Abridgment of the Holy Scriptures: for the use of the Youth of Our Nation, by J. Ennery, of Strasburg. Revised and Corrected by the Committee on Publication. The Jewish Miscellany, no. 5, 11, 14.
Ennery, Jonas. [Mesilat Yisra’el]. The Path of Israel; or, Abridgment of the Holy Scriptures: for the use of the Youth of Our Nation, by J. Ennery, of Strasburg. Revised and Corrected by the Committee on Publication. The Jewish Miscellany, no. 5, 11, 14. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society, 5607-5610 [1847?-50?]. 3 vols.
The Jewish Boy; or, The History of Joseph Lamar.
The Jewish Boy; or, The History of Joseph Lamar. Philadelphia: Hogan, Perkins & Co., 1852 [c1851]. 139 p.
Outlines of Scripture Geography and History, Illustrating the Historical Portions of the Old and New Testaments. Designed for the use of Schools and Private Reading.
Hughes, Edward. Outlines of Scripture Geography and History, Illustrating the Historical Portions of the Old and New Testaments. Designed for the use of Schools and Private Reading. Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea, 1853. 355 p., 12 p. of adv.
Stories from the History of the Jews, giving an Account of Their Wars as Related by Josephus; With Additional Facts from Later Jewish History. Adapted for Young Persons. With Twenty-Four Engravings.
[Johnstone, Christian Isobel]. Stories from the History of the Jews, giving an Account of Their Wars as Related by Josephus; With Additional Facts from Later Jewish History. Adapted for Young Persons. With Twenty-Four Engravings. New York: C. S. Francis; Boston: Crosby, Nichols, M.DCCC.LIII.
Report of the Second Annual Dinner in Aid of the Hebrew Charitable Fund of Philadelphia, given at Sansom Street Hall, on Thursday, February 2, 1854. Reported Phonographically, by Arthur Cannon
Philadelphia. Hebrew Charitable Fund. Report of the Second Annual Dinner in Aid of the Hebrew Charitable Fund of Philadelphia, given at Sansom Street Hall, on Thursday, February 2, 1854. Reported Phonographically, by Arthur Cannon … Philadelphia, 1854. 44 p.
Emma de Lissau: A Narrative of Striking Vicissitudes and Peculiar Trials, with Notes, Illustrative of the Manners and Customs of the Jews. By the Author of "Sophia de Lissau," "Miriam and Rosette," &c. Complete from the Sixth London Edition.
[Bristow, Amelia]. Emma de Lissau: A Narrative of Striking Vicissitudes and Peculiar Trials, with Notes, Illustrative of the Manners and Customs of the Jews. By the Author of "Sophia de Lissau," "Miriam and Rosette," &c. Complete from the Sixth London Edition. Philadelphia: H. Hooker; New York: Stanford & Swords, 1855. 286 p.
[Torah, Nevi’im u-Khetuvim]. The Twenty-four Books of the Holy Scriptures: Carefully Translated according to the Masoretic Text, After the best Jewish Authorities. By Isaac Leeser.
Bible. O. T. English. Leeser. [Torah, Nevi’im u-Khetuvim]. The Twenty-four Books of the Holy Scriptures: Carefully Translated according to the Masoretic Text, After the best Jewish Authorities. By Isaac Leeser. … Philadelphia: [C. Sherman & Son, Printers], 5616 [preface 1856]. xii, 1243 p.
The Rev. Dr. M. J. Raphall’s Bible View of Slavery reviewed by the Rev. D. Einhorn, D.D. Translated from the February Number of the “Sinai,” a Jewish Monthly Periodical, Published in Baltimore.
Einhorn, David. The Rev. Dr. M. J. Raphall’s Bible View of Slavery reviewed by the Rev. D. Einhorn, D.D. Translated from the February Number of the “Sinai,” a Jewish Monthly Periodical, Published in Baltimore. New York: Thalmessinger, Cahn & Benedicks, Stationers & Printers, 1861. 22 p.
The Lost Tribes of Israel; or The First of the Red Men
[Even, Charles]. The Lost Tribes of Israel; or, The First of the Red Men. Philadelphia: [Stereotyped by L. Johnson], 1861. 321 p.
Gesänge für den öffentlichen jüdischen Gottesdienst, aus verschiedenen Liedersammlungen zusammengetragen. Im Verlage der Kneseth=Israel=Gemeinde in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. Gesänge für den öffentlichen jüdischen Gottesdienst, aus verschiedenen Liedersammlungen zusammengetragen. Im Verlage der Kneseth=Israel=Gemeinde in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Druck von Stein & Jones, 1862. 93, [1] p.
Biography of David Aaron De Sola late Senior Minister of the Portuguese Jewish Community in London
Sola, Abraham de. Biography of David Aaron De Sola, late Senior Minister of the Portuguese Jewish Community in London. Philadelphia: Wm. H. Jones & Son, Printers, 5624 [1863 or 64]. 61, [1] p.
[Tefilot Bene Yeshurun le-Rosh ha-shanah khe-fi Minhag Amerika]. The Divine Service of American Israelites for the New Year. By Isaac M. Wise.
Jews. Liturgy and ritual. New Year Prayers. [Tefilot Bene Yeshurun le-Rosh ha-shanah khe-fi Minhag Amerika]. The Divine Service of American Israelites for the New Year. By Isaac M. Wise. Cincinnati: Bloch & Co., [c1866]. 212 p.
Essays Political and Miscellaneous
Cracroft, Bernard. Essays, Political and Miscellaneous. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1868. 2 vols.
The Iron Worker and King Solomon. With a Memoir and an Appendix. … Second Edition, Revised.
Harrison, Joseph. The Iron Worker and King Solomon. With a Memoir and an Appendix. … Second Edition, Revised. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1869. 60, xxv, 74, [3] p.
Republics; or Popular Government an Appointment of God
Crowell, John. Republics; or, Popular Government an Appointment of God. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, [c1871]. 238 p.
[Minhag Amerika]. The Daily Prayers, for American Israelites. (School Edition).
Jews. Liturgy and ritual. Daily prayers. [Minhag Amerika]. The Daily Prayers, for American Israelites. (School Edition). Cincinnati: Bloch Publishing and Printing Co., [c1872]. 270 [i. e. 135] p.
Social Charades, and Parlor Operas.
Caldor, M. T. Social Charades, and Parlor Operas. Boston: Lee and Shepard; New York: Lea, Shepard, and Dillingham, 1873. 169 p.
Manners, Customs, and Dress during the Middle Ages, and during the Renaissance Period. Illustrated with Fifteen Chromolithographic Prints by F. Kellerhoven, and upwards of Four Hundred Engravings on Wood.
Lacroix, Paul. Manners, Customs, and Dress during the Middle Ages, and during the Renaissance Period. Illustrated with Fifteen Chromolithographic Prints by F. Kellerhoven, and upwards of Four Hundred Engravings on Wood. New York: D. Appleton, 1874. xviii, 554 p.
Sunday School Lessons for Young Israelites. Third Edition.
Lyons, Jacques Judah. Sunday School Lessons for Young Israelites. Third Edition. New York: L. H. Frank’s Hebrew Publishing House, 1877. 42 p.
Forty-seven Identifications of the Anglo-Saxons with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. Founded upon Five Hundred Scripture Proofs. Revised and reprinted by J. H.
Hine, Edward. Forty-seven Identifications of the Anglo-Saxons with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel. Founded upon Five Hundred Scripture Proofs. Revised and reprinted by J. H. New York: Printed by James Huggins, 1878. x,
Prayers, Hymns and Exercises for the Hebrew and Religious School of the Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco.
San Francisco. Congregation Sherith Israel. Prayers, Hymns and Exercises for the Hebrew and Religious School of the Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco. San Francisco: M. Weiss, Book and Job Printer, 5640-1879. 16 p.
The Lost Ten Tribes: and 1882
Wild, Joseph. The Lost Ten Tribes: and 1882. New York: James Huggins, 1879. 280 p.
The Gods and Religions of Ancient and Modern Times. Written in prison while serving out a sentence of thirteen months in the Albany Penitentiary, nominally for sending through the U.S. mails a pamphlet by E. H. Heywood on the subject of Marriage and the Relations of the Sexes, but really for being an Infidel editor and publisher.
Bennett, De Robigne Mortimer. The Gods and Religions of Ancient and Modern Times. Written in prison while serving out a sentence of thirteen months in the Albany Penitentiary, nominally for sending through the U.S. mails a pamphlet by E. H. Heywood on the subject of Marriage and the Relations of the Sexes, but really for being an Infidel editor and publisher. New York: D. M. Bennett, Liberal and Scientific Publishing House, 1880-81. 2 vols.
[Torat Mosheh]. The Law of Moses: A Catechism of the Jewish Religion. New and revised Edition. Jewish School Books, no. 1.
Mendes, Abraham P. [Torat Mosheh]. The Law of Moses: A Catechism of the Jewish Religion. New and revised Edition. Jewish School Books, no. 1. New York: Hebrew Book Union, 1881. 63 p.
“The Song of Songs.” For Soli, Chorus, and Orchestra ... Piano-Score. Performed for the First Time by the Oratorio-Society of New-York in April 1882 ... Edition Schirmer, no. 35.
Damrosch, Leopold. Sulamith; “The Song of Songs.” For Soli, Chorus, and Orchestra ... Piano-Score. Performed for the First Time by the Oratorio-Society of New-York in April 1882 ... Edition Schirmer, no. 35. New York: G. Schirmer, c1882. score (73 p.), [1] p. of adv.
English School and Family Reader containing Selections in Prose and Verse Historical Accounts Biographies Narratives Notices and Characteristics on Judaism Past Present and Future
Abarbanel, Henry. English School and Family Reader, containing Selections in Prose and Verse, Historical Accounts, Biographies, Narratives, Notices, and Characteristics on Judaism, Past, Present and Future. … Cincinnati: Bloch Publishing and Printing Co., [c1883]. viii, [7]-441, [1] p.
For the Temple: A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem. Illustrated by Solomon J. Solomon.
Henty, George Alfred. For the Temple: A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem. Illustrated by Solomon J. Solomon. New York: Scribner and Welford, [1887?].
Ideal Entertainments for Parlor Church & Platform Consisting of Elocutionary Gems Poetry Prose Dialogues and Dramas
Vickers, George Morley. Ideal Entertainments for Parlor, Church & Platform, Consisting of Elocutionary Gems, Poetry, Prose, Dialogues and Dramas. Philadelphia: Thayer, Merriam & Co., 1888. 303 p.
Am Wege gepflückt. Gedichte.
Neuer, Minna. Am Wege gepflückt. Gedichte. Washington, D.C.: Druck von E. Waldecker, 1889. 126 p.
In memoriam: [Isidore Binswanger]
In memoriam: [Isidore Binswanger]. [New York: Press of Lehmaier & Bro., 1890?]. [37] p.
Harmony of Ancient History and Chronology of the Egyptians and Jews
Macdonald, Malcolm. Harmony of Ancient History, and Chronology of the Egyptians and Jews. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1891. 301 p.
Über die Ansiedlung der russischen Juden im Euphrat- und Tigris-Gabiete. Ein Vorschlag. Mit einer Karte.
Haupt, Paul. Über die Ansiedlung der russischen Juden im Euphrat- und Tigris-Gabiete. Ein Vorschlag. Mit einer Karte. Baltimore: Druck von Friedenwald Co., 1892. 21 p.
The Service-ritual. Compiled by Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. Second Edition.
Jews. Liturgy and ritual. The Service-ritual. Compiled by Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. Second Edition. Philadelphia: Press of Edward Stern, 1892. 205 p.
Sabbath Afternoon Service. Arranged by the Advisory Board of Jewish Ministers, for the use of the Pupils attending the Hebrew Free Schools, New York.
Jews. Liturgy and ritual. Sabbath prayers. Sabbath Afternoon Service. Arranged by the Advisory Board of Jewish Ministers, for the use of the Pupils attending the Hebrew Free Schools, New York. New York: Press of Philip Cowen, 1892. 37, 13 p.
The Cradle of Christianity. Chapters from a Forthcoming Work.
Kohler, Kaufmann. The Cradle of Christianity. Chapters from a Forthcoming Work. New York: Press of Philip Cowen, 1892. 2 vols. (19, 15 p.).
The Shofar - Its Use and Origin
Adler, Cyrus. The Shofar - Its Use and Origin. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1893. 287-301 p., plates.
Some Verses
Gerson, Felix Napoleon. Some Verses. Philadelphia: Edward Stern & Co., 1893. 192 p.
Hymns and Anthems adapted for Jewish Worship. Fourth Edition.
Gottheil, Gustav. Hymns and Anthems adapted for Jewish Worship. Fourth Edition. New York: William R. Jenkins, 1893. xi, 191 p.
Recollections of My Aunt Rebecca Gratz by “One of Her Nieces
[Mordecai, Sarah Hays]. Recollections of My Aunt, Rebecca Gratz, by “One of Her Nieces.” [Philadelphia, preface 1893]. 31 p.
A Child’s Bible, being the Incidents and Narratives of Sacred Scriptures, simply told ... [by] Edward N. Calisch.
Bible. O. T. English. Selections. A Child’s Bible, being the Incidents and Narratives of Sacred Scriptures, simply told ... [by] Edward N. Calisch. Richmond, Va.: Ezekiel & Bass, Printers, 1894. 93 p.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. Special Course in Jewish and Literature. Outlines and Aids in Reading, with Suggestions and Recommended Readings.
Gottheil, Richard James Horatio, and Maurice H. Harris. The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. Special Course in Jewish and Literature. Outlines and Aids in Reading, with Suggestions and Recommended Readings. Philadelphia: Chautauqua System of Education, Department of Jewish Studies, [1894]-99. 4 vols.
Memorial Service in Honor of the late George W. Childs, Died February 3d, 1894, held in the Temple of the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, on Sunday Evening, Feb’y 25th, 1894.
Philadelphia. Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. Memorial Service in Honor of the late George W. Childs, Died February 3d, 1894, held in the Temple of the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, on Sunday Evening, Feb’y 25th, 1894. Philadelphia: Press of S. W. Goodman, 1894. 39, [1] p.
Enthralled: A Story of International Life setting forth the Curious Circumstances concerning Lord Cloden and Oswald Quain
Saltus, Edgar Evertson. Enthralled: A Story of International Life setting forth the Curious Circumstances concerning Lord Cloden and Oswald Quain. London: Tudor Press; [New York]: American News Co., 1894. unpaged.
The Jewish Year, Illustrated by Pictures of Old Time Jewish Family Life, Customs, and Observances, from the Paintings by Professor M. Oppenheim, with Explanatory Text by L. E. Levy.
Oppenheim, Moritz. The Jewish Year, Illustrated by Pictures of Old Time Jewish Family Life, Customs, and Observances, from the Paintings by Professor M. Oppenheim, with Explanatory Text by L. E. Levy. Philadelphia: Levytype Co., 1895 [c1894]. 28, 20 leaves.
[Sefer ohel mo?ed]
Lesser, Avraham Ya?akov Gershon ben ?Azriel Me’ir. [Sefer ohel mo?ed]. Chicago: N. Gonsior, 5657 [1896 or 97]. 2 vols. in 1.
[Igeret bikoret neged S' zikhronotai me-R[av] A"H Vays ve-hitnatslut be’ad R[av] Sh"L Rapoport]
Libowitz, Nehemiah S. [Igeret bikoret neged S' zikhronotai me-R[av] A"H Vays, ve-hitnatslut be’ad R[av] Sh"L Rapoport]. New York: Press of A. H. Rosenberg, 5656 [1896]. 16 p.
[Hordus ve-Agripas
Libowitz, Nehemiah S. [Hordus ve-Agripas ...]. New York: Press of A. H. Rosenberg, 1897. 12 p.
B. I. Barnato: A Memoir
Raymond, Harry. B. I. Barnato: A Memoir. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1897.
[Zemir ʻaritsim, neged koaḥ ha-ḥasidim va-hamon kedoshehem nevi’e ha-sheker. Totsa’ah 2]
[David, of Makow?]. [Zemir ʻaritsim, neged koaḥ ha-ḥasidim va-hamon kedoshehem nevi’e ha-sheker. Totsa’ah 2]. Newark: Printed by Ben-Tsiyon Nathanzohn, chronogram, 1899. xxviii, 76 p.
[Kitot be-Yisra’el
Deinard, Ephraim, ed. [Kitot be-Yisra’el ...]. New York: Press of A. H. Rosenberg, 5659 [1899]. 25, 8 p.
Esther: A Drama of Jewish History being the Story of the Book of Esther Elucidated by Interpretation for Popular Use
Gill, William Hugh. Esther: A Drama of Jewish History, being the Story of the Book of Esther Elucidated by Interpretation for Popular Use. Philadelphia: George W. Jacobs, [c1899]. 94 p., [2] p. of adv.
A Daughter of Israel
Porter, Rose. A Daughter of Israel. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1899. iv, 212, [1] p.
Ulric the Jarl: A Story of the Penitent Thief
Stoddard, William Osborn. Ulric the Jarl: A Story of the Penitent Thief. New York: Eaton & Mains; Cincinnati: Curts & Jennings, [c1899]. 459 p.
[Reshimah me-otsar ha-sefarim shel ha-Rav Eliyahu Ben Amozegh … ]. Catalogue of Books from the Library of the Rabbi and Author, Known as “The Jewish Plato,” Elia Benamozegh of Livorno, Italy.
Benamozegh, Elia. [Reshimah me-otsar ha-sefarim shel ha-Rav Eliyahu Ben Amozegh … ]. Catalogue of Books from the Library of the Rabbi and Author, Known as “The Jewish Plato,” Elia Benamozegh of Livorno, Italy. New York: Printed by Judison & Turberg, 1900. 32 p.
The Dread and Fear of Kings
Ellis, John Breckenridge. The Dread and Fear of Kings. Chicago: A. C. McClurg, 1900. 360 p.
Annual Report.
New York. Aguilar Free Library. Annual Report. no. 1-14; 1886/88-1901/2. New York. The Aguilar Library was formed in 1886 by the merger of the libraries of the New York Young Men’s Hebrew Association and the Hebrew Free School Association. Some reports issued by the Aguilar Free Library Society. Copies: AJHS (1899-1902, in I-437) NN (complete) NNC (complete) PP (1889, 1897) PU (LKCAJS) (no. 5, 7-8, 10-12, 14) .
Sunday Lectures delivered before the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel.
Philadelphia. Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. Sunday Lectures delivered before the Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. Series 1-36; 1888-1923. Philadelphia. Title varies. Series 3-7 have at head of title: Our Pulpit. The Sunday Lectures by Joseph Krauskopf, J. Leonard Levy and guests as noted below in Series IX. Issued weekly and cumulated in bound form at the conclusion of each series. The present bibliography disregards individual lectures owned and cataloged separately by libraries. The title that follow are taken from synopsis lists found in each volume. Series I (1887/88), all by Krauskopf: 1. The Need of the Hour. 2. The Theology of the Future. 3. The Feast and the Fast. 4. Mind and Relief. 5. The Conquest of Evil. 6. Be Right Today Though Wrong Yesterday. 7-9. The Three Foes of Judaism: Orthodoxy; Conservatism; Reform. 10. Judaism and Unitarianism. 11. The Feast of Esther. 12. Judaism and the Ethical Culture. 13. The Chosen People. 14. The Hebrew and the Atheist. 15. An Error of Eighteen Hundred Years Corrected. 16. Passover and Easter. 17-18. Who is Responsible: The State; The Church. 19. The American and His Holidays. 20. The Saturday and the Sunday-Sabbath. Series II (1888/89), all by Krauskopf: 1. Whence, Whither and Why? 2. The Voice of the People. 3. Uncharitable Charity. 4. Wife and Mother. 5. Husband and Father. 6. Origin and Descent. 7. The People and the Book. 8. Future Reward and Punishment. 9. The Ideal Commonwealth. 10. The Puritanic Sabbath. 11-17. Epochs in Judaism (I. The Mosaic Age. II. The Prophetic Age. III. The Messianic Age. IV. The Rabbinical Age. V. The Kabbalistic Age. VI. The Mendelssohnian Age. VII. The Present Age). 18. Ashes to Ashes or Earth to Earth. 19. Sanitary Science. 20. Does Prohibition Prohibit? 21. Intermarriage. 22. Convert Your Own-Let Jews Alone. 23. The 25th Anniversary of the Cornerstone Laying of Temple Keneseth Israel. 24. Abused Benefactors. 25. A Benefactor Honored (Rev. Dr. I. M. Wise). 26. The Real Saving Trinity. 27. The Removal of the Leaven. 28. Deed Through Creed. Series III (1889/90), all by Krauskopf: 1. “Eppur si Muove” And She (The Earth) Moves. 2.Jew against Jew. 3. Possibilities of Youth. 4. Possibilities of Age. 5. Art as an Educator. 6. A Child's Prayer. 7. Nurseries of Crime. 8. The Jew as a Patriot. 9. Are We Better Than the Heathen? 10. Business Integrity. 11. How Molehills into Mountains Grow. 12. How Mountains into Molehills Dwindle. 13. What Love Joins-No Court Sunders. 14. Religion in the Laboratory. 15. Myths in the Old Testament. 16. Myths in the New Testament. 17. Living for Others. 18. Heredity. 19. Is This a Christian Nation. 20. Purim and Lent. 21. The Tyranny of Fashion. 22. Religious Unbelievers and Irreligious Believers. 23. War Against War. 24. Martyr’s Day. 25. Native Against Foreigner. 26. Ancient and Modern Saints. 27. Shifting But not Drifting. Series IV (1890/91), all by Krauskopf: 1. Westward-Not Eastward. 2. The Force in Nature-God. 3. Gain from Pain. 4. Pain from Gain. 5. The Law of Environment. 6. American Apathy. 7. Russia and Her Jews. 8. Among the Immortals. 9. After Death-What? 10. Before Death-What? 11-21. Jewish Converts, Perverts and Dissenters (I. True and False Converts. II. Jesus, a Jew, and not a Christian. III. Paul-The Jew and the Gentile. IV. Forced Converts. V. Allured Perverts. VI. Spinoza-Not a Convert nor a Pervert. VII. Brilliant Women-Ignoble Perverts. VIII. Börne and Heine-Perverts through Christian Intolerance. IX. Isaac Disraeli-a Pervert Through Jewish Intolerance. X. Benj. Disraeli-A Convert Yet a Jew. XI. The Blank Leaf Between the Old and the New Testaments). 22. Love as a Corrector. 23. Eyes They Have, and See Not. 24. Ears They Have, and Hear Not. 25. Tongues They Have, and Speak Not. 26. The Morning Dawns. Series V (1891/92), all by Krauskopf: 1. Theologies Many-Religion One. 2. Who Wrote the Pentateuch. 3. Shylock-the Unhistoric Jew. 4. Nathan, the Wise-The Historic Jew. 5. Darkness Before the Dawn. 6. On the Threshold. 7. Illusion (Dreams, Visions, etc.). 8. Delusion (Hypnotism, Faith-Cure, etc.). 9. Hallucination (Ghosts, Spiritualism, etc.). 10. Jesus in the Synagogue. 11. To-day Better than Yesterday. 12. Wanted-A Rational Religious School. 13. Civilization’s Debt to Woman. 14. Civilization’s Duty to Woman. 15. “There’s a Divinity that Shapes Our Ends.” 16. Justice, not Charity. 17. A Personal Interest Society. 18-27. Glint-Lights on the Ten Commandments. I. Ancient and Modern Idolatry. II. The Law of Retribution. III. Reverence to Whom Reverence Belongs. IV. Through Labor to Rest. V. Children’s Rights and Parents’ Wrongs. VI. Slay the Sin, But not the Sinner. VII. The Sanctity of the Home. VIII. The Noblest Title: An “Honest Man.” IX. The Highest Fame: “A Good Name.” X. A Plea for Noble Ambition). 28. The Old in the New and the New in the Old. Series VI (1892/93), all by Krauskopf: 1. Israel’s Debt to the New World. 2. Past and Present Purpose of the Church. 3. Ernest Renan. 4. From Doubt to Trust. 5. Sinai and Olympus. 6. One to Sow, Another to Reap. 7. Brethren at Strife. 8. Jew Responsible for Jew. 9. Did Isaiah Prophesy Jesus? 10. Did the other Prophets Prophesy Jesus? 11. Model Dwellings for the Poor. 12 . Under the Lash. 13. The Lost Chord. 14. Sabbath for Man-Not Man for Sabbath. 15. Give-While You Live. 16. The Bubble of Glory. 17. Compulsory School-Attendance. 18. Too Late. 19. A Plea for Home Rule in Ireland. 20. Too Soon. 21. Ahlwardt and Bismark. 22. To-day. 23. A Layman’s Sermon to Preachers. 24. The Red, White and Blue. 25. Blessed are the Peacemakers. Series VII (1893/94), by Krauskopf as follows: 1. Religions Die-Religion Lives. 3. Orphan-Homes or Orphans in Homes. 5. The Last Rose of Summer. 7. Social and Religious Barriers. 9. Comfort ye, Comfort ye, My People. 11. Debt to Ancestry-Duty to Posterity. 13. Only a Jew. 15. A Mother’s Love. 17. A Father’s Love. 19. A Wife’s Love. 21. A Husband’s Love. 23. A Sister’s and a Brother’s Love. 25. A Child’s Love. 27. Martyr’s Day: Through Bars to Stars. 29. Eye for Eye or Turning the Other Cheek. 31. Summer-Religion. By Levy as follows: 2. Abreast of the Times. 4. What has the Jew Done for the World? 6. The Believing Skeptic. 8. Reliance on Science. 10. The Unity of all Religions. 12. What is the Messiah? 14. The Rule of Right. 16. Forever and Forever. 18. Are Women Superstitious? 20. Are Reform Jews Becoming Christians? 22. The Survival of the Republic. 24. Reformers, Deformers and Defamers. 26. An Easter Vision. 28. After the Winter, Spring. 30. True Till Death. Series VIII (1894/95, by Krauskopf as follows: 2. My Creed. 4. How Not to Help the Poor. 6. The Stage as a Pulpit. 8. The Pulpit as a Stage. 10. Religion in the Public Schools. 12. “Hope Deferred Maketh the Heart Sick.” 14. “Physician, Heal Thy self.” 16. Port-Mortem Praise. 18. The Better For Our Enemies. 20. The Worse for Our Friends. 22. Nearer My God to Thee. 24. Vicious Virtues. 26. Israel’s Faith is Israel's Fate. 28. The Israelite as a Husbandman. 30. Peace on Earth, and Good Will Toward Man. By Levy as follows: 1. Masters of the Situation. 3. The Greatest Living Wonder. 5. Criminal Curiosity and Cowardly Consistency. 7. Has Satan Conquered God? 9, 13, 17, 21, 23, 25, 27. The Greatest Lights (I. The Light of the World-Moses. II. The Light of the Orient-Confucius. III. The Light of Asia-Buddha. IV. The Light of Iran-Zoroaster. V. The Light of Christendom-Jesus. VI. The Light of Arabia-Mahommed. VII. The Holy Catholic Church). 11. A Night in the Slums. 15. A Parent’s Blessing. 19. Heroes and Heroines. 29. Sunday Newspapers. Series IX (1895/96), by Krauskopf as follows: 1. Ethics or Religion. 3. Faith with Reason. 5. Wherein Israel has Failed. 7. Wherein Christians have Failed. 9. How Both Might Succeed Together. 11. The Place of Prayer in the Service. 13. The Place of Music in the Service. 15. The Place of Ceremony in the Service. 17. No Light But Has Its Shadow. 19. Tolstoi, the Apostle of Russia. 25. Chains Broken-But Not Yet Off. 27. The National Council of Jewish Women. By Levy as follows: 2. The New Jew. 4. Put Yourself in His Place. 6. Home. 8. A Pilgrim’s Journey to Mt. Zion. 10. Modern Society. 12. America and England. 14. Our Girls and Boys. 16. Orthodox Saints and Reform Sinners. 18. The Church and the State. 20. Being Dead, They Yet Speak. 21. The Radical’s Appeal. 23. At the Grave of Jesus. 26. Overcoming Obstacles. 28. A Common-Sense View of Religion. By Joseph Silverman: 23. Jewish Theology. 24. Jewish Ethics. By Isaac M. Wise: 29. The Three Theological Dogmas of Judaism. Series X (1896/97), by Krauskopf as follows: 2. The Guard Neither Dies nor Surrenders. 4. Thy People Shall be My People. 6. Whoso Tilleth His Land shall have Bread. 8. The Mote and the Beam. 10. What Has Been-Shall Be again. 12. The People Without a Country. 13. Use and Abuses of the Pulpit. 15. Uses and Abuses of the Press. 17. Uses and Abuses of the Novel. 19. Woman Against Woman. 21. The Best Preacher-The Heart. 23. The Best Teacher-Time. 25. The Best Book-The World. 27. The Best Friend-God. 28. Close of Ten Seasons of Sunday Services, Retrospect and Propsect (with Levy). By Levy as follows: 1. Some Questions of the Day. 3. The Greatest Work Ever Written. 5. Success and Failure. 7. Syria and Palestine. 9. The Most Remarkable Work Ever Written. 11. The Jewish Man. 14. The Jewish Woman. 16. The Jewish Youth. 18. Is Judaism Catholic? 20. Songs Without Words. 22. Anti-Semitism, Its Cause and Cure. 24. “My God, my God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken me?” 26. See That the Republic Receive no Harm. Series XI (1897/98), by Krauskopf: 1. “A Wise Question is the Half of Knowledge” (10th Anniversary of Krauskopf’s Installation). 3. “‘Tis Good to be Great’-Tis Great to be Good. 5. “Woe, if all men speak well of you.” 7. “Who is God, that I should Hear Him?” 9. “Noble Impulses are Speechless Prophets” (A Discussion of the Zionistic Question). 11. Laid to Rest. 13. How to Mourn and Remember Our Dead. 16. Condemned Unheard-The Dreyfus Case. 18. The Martyr-Race. 20. “Mordecai Sitting in the King’s Gate.” 22. Beating Plowshares into Swords. 24. “Far from the Madding Crowd.” 26. A Time of War, and a Time of Peace. By Levy, as follows: 2. Dare the Clergy Tell the Truth? 4. Are Our Cities in Danger? 6. “The School for Scandal.” 8. Where Did Religion Come From? 10. “Because Mother Told Me So.” 12. “Weighed in the Balance.” 14. Custom and Conscience. 15. Are We Jews? 17. Unrequited Affection. 19. Which Sabbath Ought We Observe? 21. What Good Has Ingersollism Done? 23. What Advantage Has the Jew? 25. The Altar at the Hearth. Series XII (1898/99), by Krauskopf as follows: 2. What is Truth. 4. The Gospel of Joy. 6. The Gospel of Sorrow. 8. The Gospel of Wood-Will. 10. The Sunset of Life. 12. Old Memories and New Hopes. 14. The Sunday-Sabbath. 16. “Lest We Forget-Lest We Forget”-In memoriam. 18. Ninetieth Birthday of Lincoln and Darwin. 20. The Voice that Calleth in the Wilderness. 21. Turning Parents and Children Toward Each Other. 24. Israel-Weak, and Yet Strong (Joel iv.10). 26. Cyrano de Bergerac-The Story of the Jew. 28. Jeffersonian Simplicity-Responsibility of the Rich. By Levy as follows: 1. The First Doubt. 3.”What Will People Say?” 5. The Basis of Matrimony. 7. The Rival. 9. A Child’s Blessing. 11. The Dawn of the New Era. 13. Nursery Rhymes and Superstitions. 15. Good Literature. 17. The Lessons of History. 19. The Struggle for Liberty. 22. What Art May Do. 23. The Lost Paradise. 25. The Risen Jew (or Paradise Regained). 27. Nature as a Teacher. 29. The Drama. Series XIII (1899/1900), by Krauskopf as follows: 1. “The Choir Invisible.” 3. The Tragedy of the Jew. 5. Ancient Ideals and Their Ruins. 7. The Passion Play at Polna. 9. Chanukah Lights and the Christmas Tree. 12. The Will and the Way. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26. Society and Its Morals (I. Individual Morality. II. Domestic Morality. III. Social Morality. IV. Sectarian Morality. V. National Morality. VI. Racial Morality. VII. International Morality). 28. Isaac M. Wise-A Memorial Tribute. By Levy as follows: 2. “New Lamps for Old Ones;” or “The Children of the Ghetto.” 4. The Jew and the Gentile. 6. The Truth. 8. Home Life Among the Jews. 10. Israel’s Immortals. 11. “Onward and Upward.” 12. The Sin Against Love. 15. A Fool's Paradise. 17. “Logic Taught by Love.” 19. The Jew and the Synagogue. 21. Woman, A Purim Sermon. 23. Man’s Inhumanity to Man. 25. The Moth and the Flame. 27. The Best is Yet to Come. Series XIV (1900/01), by Krauskopf as follows: 1. From Better to Best. 4. Tolstoi Excommunicated. 6. Our Wrongs to our Little Ones. 8. “We Jews.” 10, 12. The Wail of the Modern Ghetto. I. The Diagnosis. II. A Remedy. 15, 17, 19, 21, 23-24. A Rabbi's Impressions of the Oberammergau Passion Play. 25. A Time to Keep Silence, and a Time to Speak. 26. "God's First Temples." 28. Daybreak. By Levy as follows: 1. Fashion and Reality. 3. “The Reign of Law.” 5. Religion in the Nineteenth Century. 7. The Bible in the Nineteenth Century. 9. The Jew in the Nineteenth Century. 11. “Our Kin Across the Sea.” 13. Science in the Nineteenth Century. 14. Her Majesty, Queen Victoria. 16. The Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Century. 18. The Jew’s Revenge. 20. The Heart’s Best Love. 22. Retrospect and Prospect. Series XV-XXXVI (1901-23) are not analyzed in this bibliography. Copies: AJHS (undetermined holdings; not found, Oct. 2014) CLU (ser. 8-9; 1894/95-1895/96) CtWeharU (ser. 5-8, 11-17; 1891/92-1894/95, 1897/98-1903/04) CtY (ser. 4-7, 9, 18-19, 26-36; 1891-1923, inc.; only ser. 28-30, 32-36 are complete) CU-B (ser. 4, no. 1-9, 14, 23; 1890-91) DGW (ser. 5, 8, 19-20, 23-24, 26, 33; 1891/92-1919/20) DLC (ser. 14-18, 20-23; Oct. 1900-April 1910) MH (ser. 1; 1887/88; also ser. 1-37; 1887-1924, film) MWalB (ser. 3, 12; 1889/90, 1898/99) MiU-C (scattered holdings spanning April 29, 1888-Feb. 21, 1904) NN (ser. 5-9, 12, 23-32; 1891-1919; several individual titles also cataloged separately by the Dorot Jewish Division in **P (U.S.) Box 2. NNUT (scattered holdings, ser. 7, 10, 12-13; 1894-1900) OCH (complete) PHi (ser 1-8, 15-16, 25-32, 34-36; 1888-1922, inc.) PP (ser. 19, 27; 1905/06, 1913/14) PPGratz (ser. 1-4) PU (LKCAJS) (ser. 2, no. 1-3, 5, 7-9, 11-12, 14, 16-28; ser. 3, no. 1-2, 4-11, 13-25, 27; ser. 4, no. 2-20, 22-23; ser. 5, complete; ser. 6, no. 1-4, 6, 8-11, 13-15, 17, 19, 21-22; ser. 7, no. 3; ser. 9, no. 9; ser. 10, no. 6-7, 28; ser. 14, no. 8; ser. 16, no. 9, 11-12; ser. 18, no. 21-22; ser. 19, no. 2; ser. 21, no. 11-15; ser. 22, no. 6, 22; ser. 24, no. 6, 12-13, 15-17, 22-23; ser. 25, no. 6, 16; ser. 26, no. 12-13; ser. 28, no. 15-16, 18-27; ser. 29, no. 18; ser. 30, no. 23; ser. 31, no. 8, 16-17, 19; ser. 32, no. 8-13; ser. 33, unnumbered, Jan. 11-19, 1920; 1888/89-1919/20) .
The life of Joseph, the son of Israel
Macgowan, John. The Life of Joseph, the Son of Israel. In Eight Books. Chiefly designed to allure young Minds to a Love of the Sacred Scriptures. Exeter, [N.H.]: Printed by Henry Ranlet for I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Boston, MDCCXCIV. 252 p. Evans 27252. Numerous editions printed by Ranlet exist.
People of All Nations; An Useful Toy for Girl or Boy.
People of All Nations; An Useful Toy for Girl or Boy. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson, 1807. unpaged.
Sabbath Lessons; or, An Abstract of Sacred History, to which is annexed, A Geographical Sketch of the Principal Places mentioned in Sacred History
Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer. Sabbath Lessons; or, An Abstract of Sacred History, to which is annexed, A Geographical Sketch of the Principal Places mentioned in Sacred History. Salem, [Mass.]: Printed by Thomas C. Cushing, 1810. 123 p.
The Constitution of the Female Association of Philadelphia, for the Relief of Women and Children in Reduced Circumstances.
Philadelphia. Female Association of Philadelphia for the Relief of Women and Children in Reduced Circumstances. The Constitution of the Female Association of Philadelphia, for the Relief of Women and Children in Reduced Circumstances. Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas & William Bradford, [1811?]. 19, [1] p.
Japhtha’s Daughter. From the Hebrew Melodies. Braham and Nathan.
Braham, John. Japhtha’s Daughter. From the Hebrew Melodies. Braham and Nathan. [New York?, 1817]. score (3 p.).
A Father’s Reasons for Christianity, in Conversations on Paganism, Mahometanism, Judaism, and Christianity. Revised by the Committee of Publication.
A Father’s Reasons for Christianity, in Conversations on Paganism, Mahometanism, Judaism, and Christianity. Revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, 1827. 102 p., 6 p. of adv.
Short Stories; or, The Sabbath Scholar’s Reward for Diligence in Study.
Short Stories; or, The Sabbath Scholar’s Reward for Diligence in Study. Boston: Published and sold by James Loring, 1827. 35 p.
Mutius: An Historical Sketch of the Fourth Century. By a Lady of Virginia. Written for the American Sunday-School Union.
[Rives, Judith Page Walker]. Mutius: An Historical Sketch of the Fourth Century. By a Lady of Virginia. Written for the American Sunday-School Union. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, 1828. xii, 180 p.
Jacob and Esau
Jacob and Esau. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [183-?]. 8 p.
Union Questions, on Select Portions of Scripture from the Old and New Testaments. Prepared for the American Sunday-School Union, and revised by the Committee of Publication. Vol. IV. Containing the History of the Journeyings of the Children of Israel, (with a Map.).
Union Questions, on Select Portions of Scripture from the Old and New Testaments. Prepared for the American Sunday-School Union, and revised by the Committee of Publication. Vol. IV. Containing the History of the Journeyings of the Children of Israel, (with a Map.). Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1831. 174 p.
The Life of David, King of Israel. By the Author of ‘Bible Sketches.’ Illustrated with a Variety of Original Cuts; A Map of the Travels of David; and an Appendix of References &c. Written for the American Sunday School Union, and revised by a Committee of Publication.
[Hooker, Mary Ann Brown]. The Life of David, King of Israel. By the Author of ‘Bible Sketches.’ Illustrated with a Variety of Original Cuts; A Map of the Travels of David; and an Appendix of References &c. Written for the American Sunday School Union, and revised by a Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1832. 275 p.
The Third Book of History, containing Ancient History in connection with Ancient Geography. Designed as a Sequel to the First and Second Book of History, by the Author of Peter Parley’s Tales.
[Goodrich, Samuel Griswold]. The Third Book of History, containing Ancient History in connection with Ancient Geography. Designed as a Sequel to the First and Second Book of History, by the Author of Peter Parley’s Tales. Boston: Carter, Hendee, & Co., 1834. 189 p., maps.
An Essay on the Origin, Habits, &c. of the African Race: Incidental to the Propriety of Having Nothing to do with Negroes: Addressed to the Good People of the United States
Flournoy, John Jacobus. An Essay on the Origin, Habits, &c. of the African Race: Incidental to the Propriety of Having Nothing to do with Negroes: Addressed to the Good People of the United States. New-York, 1835. 56 p.
The Bible is True; or, Prophecy Compared with History. Written for the American Sunday-School Union and Revised by the Committee of Publication
The Bible is True; or, Prophecy Compared with History. Written for the American Sunday-School Union and Revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1836]. 90 p.
Conversations on the Jewish Wars. ... Written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, and revised by the Committee.
Conversations on the Jewish Wars. ... Written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, and revised by the Committee. Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, 1836. 108 p.
Marmaduke Multiply
Marmaduke Multiply. Boston: Munroe and Francis, 1838. 71 leaves with hand-colored illus.
The Trial of Jesus before Caiaphas and Pilate, being a Refutation of Mr. Salvador’s Chapter entitled "The Trial and Condemnation of Jesus" ... Translated from the French, by a Member of the American Bar.
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The Trial of Henry Kobler Musselman and Lewis Willman, for the Murder of the unfortunate Lazarus Zellerbach; containing the Confession of Kobler to Willman, the Speech of the Attorney General and the Charge of the Judge to the Jury. Reported by J. Franklin Reigart.
Musselman, Henry Kobler, defendant. The Trial of Henry Kobler Musselman and Lewis Willman, for the Murder of the unfortunate Lazarus Zellerbach; containing the Confession of Kobler to Willman, the Speech of the Attorney General and the Charge of the Judge to the Jury. Reported by J. Franklin Reigart. Lancaster, [Pa.]: Forney, Printer, 1839. 56 p.
First Annual Exhibition of the Sunday School of the K.K. Shearith Israel. Hymns by J. B. Phillips, Esq.
Phillips, Jonas B. First Annual Exhibition of the Sunday School of the K.K. Shearith Israel. Hymns by J. B. Phillips, Esq. [New York, 184-?].
The New London Cries; or, A Visit to Town. Embellished with Eight Colored Engravings. William Raine’s Edition.
The New London Cries; or, A Visit to Town. Embellished with Eight Colored Engravings. William Raine’s Edition. Baltimore: Printed & Published by Wm. Raine, [between 1840 and 1842?]. [8] leaves.
A Practical Treatise of the Law of Marriage and Divorce; Containing also the Mode of Proceeding on Divorces in the Ecclesiastical Courts and in Parliament; The Right to Custody of Children, Voluntary Separation between Husband and Wife; The Husband’s Liability to Wife’s Debts; and the Conflict between the Laws of England and Scotland respecting Divorce and Legitimacy.
Shelford, Leonard. A Practical Treatise of the Law of Marriage and Divorce; Containing also the Mode of Proceeding on Divorces in the Ecclesiastical Courts and in Parliament; The Right to Custody of Children, Voluntary Separation between Husband and Wife; The Husband’s Liability to Wife’s Debts; and the Conflict between the Laws of England and Scotland respecting Divorce and Legitimacy. Philadelphia: John S. Littell, 1841. 518 p.
Amos Armfield; or, The Leather-covered Bible. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday- School Union.
["Old Humphrey," pseud. of George Mogridge]. Amos Armfield; or, The Leather-covered Bible. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday- School Union. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, c1846. 123 p.
City Sights and London Cries.
City Sights and London Cries. New Haven: S. Babcock, 1850. 8 p.
The Typographical Miscellany.
Munsell, Joel. The Typographical Miscellany. Albany: Joel Munsell, 1850. 267, [1] p.
My Own Book; or, Select Narratives and Instruction Suitable for Youth.
My Own Book; or, Select Narratives and Instruction Suitable for Youth. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, [c1850]. 128 p.
Parley’s Book of Books, A Very Entertaining Collection of Anecdotes in Natural History, Voyages and Travels, Manners and Customs, History, and Curious Things, told in the Interesting Style in which only Peter Parley could tell them. Illustrated with Two Hundred Engravings. Parley’s New Book for Children.
Parley’s Book of Books, A Very Entertaining Collection of Anecdotes in Natural History, Voyages and Travels, Manners and Customs, History, and Curious Things, told in the Interesting Style in which only Peter Parley could tell them. Illustrated with Two Hundred Engravings. Parley’s New Book for Children. Philadelphia: Hazard & Mitchell, 1850. viii, 383 p.
A Pen-and-Ink Panorama of New-York City.
Mathews, Cornelius. A Pen-and-Ink Panorama of New-York City. New York: John S. Taylor, 1853. 209 p.
Light on the Dark River; or, Memorials of Mrs. Henrietta A. L. Hamlin, Missionary in Turkey. By Margarette Woods Lawrence.
[Lander, Meta]. Light on the Dark River; or, Memorials of Mrs. Henrietta A. L. Hamlin, Missionary in Turkey. By Margarette Woods Lawrence. Boston: Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, 1854. 321 p.
Shelomith’s Son: The Curser and the Blasphemer. By the Author of the "Harvey Boys."
Shelomith’s Son: The Curser and the Blasphemer. By the Author of the "Harvey Boys." Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, [c1856]. 146 p.
The Old Testament History, from the Creation to the Return of the Jews from Captivity. With Maps and Woodcuts. The Student’s Scripture Library.
Smith, William, Sir, ed. The Old Testament History, from the Creation to the Return of the Jews from Captivity. With Maps and Woodcuts. The Student’s Scripture Library. New York: D. Appleton, 1866. xii, 619 p., [1] p. of adv.
The Treasury of Fairy Stories. With Original Illustrations by H. L. Stephens, Printed in Oil Colors by F. Bien.
The Treasury of Fairy Stories. With Original Illustrations by H. L. Stephens, Printed in Oil Colors by F. Bien. New York: Hurd and Houghton, 1866.
Dotty Dimple at Home. By Sophie May, Author of "Little Prudy Stories." Illustrated. Dotty Dimple Stories.
[Clarke, Rebecca Sophia]. Dotty Dimple at Home. By Sophie May, Author of "Little Prudy Stories." Illustrated. Dotty Dimple Stories. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1868. 171 p., [3] p. of adv.
Dotty Dimple at School. By Sophie May, Author of "Little Prudy Stories." Illustrated. Dotty Dimple Stories.
[Clarke, Rebecca Sophia]. Dotty Dimple at School. By Sophie May, Author of "Little Prudy Stories." Illustrated. Dotty Dimple Stories. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1869. 168 p.
Poems by Rose Terry Cooke.
Cooke, Rose Terry. Poems by Rose Terry Cooke. New York: William S. Gottesberger, 1888. ix, 412 p., [4] p. of adv.
The Star of Endor.
Cobb, Eben. The Star of Endor. Hyde Park, Mass.: Eben Cobb, Publisher, [c1891]. 311 p.
An American Statesman: The Life and Words of James G. Blaine, Editor, Representative, Speaker, Senator, Cabinet Minister, Diplomat and True Patriot. A Graphic Record of His Whole Illustrious Career, Down to the Present Time.
Johnson, Willis Fletcher. An American Statesman: The Life and Words of James G. Blaine, Editor, Representative, Speaker, Senator, Cabinet Minister, Diplomat and True Patriot. A Graphic Record of His Whole Illustrious Career, Down to the Present Time. [Crimora, Va.]: Augusta Publishing Co., 1892. 535 p.
"Our Jewish Citizens." In: Frank Hamilton Taylor, ed. The City of Philadelphia. A Compilation of Facts Supplied by Distinguished Citizens for the Information of Business Men, Travelers, and the World at Large. Compiled under the Auspices of the Trades League of Philadelphia
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Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia.
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