Includes The Forayers, Simms, Belford, Clarke & Co., Chicago, 1888; Brave Lads and Bonnie Lassies, Colby, Hunt & Easton, New York, 1893; Tales from French History, Sir Walter Scott, Porter & Coates, Philadelphia (with ads); Genealogical and Chronological Game of the History of England, O'Sullivan, Juvenile Library, London, 1818; With star and Crescent, Locher, Aetna, Philadelphia, 1889; A Treatise on Domestic Economy, Miss Catherine E. Beecher, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1849; Autobiography of Rev. James B. Finley, R. P. Thompson, Cincinnati, 1854; Lotus-Eating - A Summer Book, Curtis, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1852; Marrying a Beggar, William Adams, Thayer & Eldridge, Boston, 1860; and Inquire Within for Anything You Want To Know, Garrett, Dick & Fitzgerald, New York, 1857.With 16 books by Mrs. E.D.E.N. Southworth including Changed Brides (Peterson, 1869), Fortune Seeker (Donohue), Self-Raised (Burt), Cruel as the Grave (Burt), Bride's Fate (Burt), Bridal Eve (Peterson, 1864), Ishmael (Burt), Tried for Her Life (Burt), Changed Brides (Burt), Mother-In-Law (Hurst), Discarded Daughter (Hurst, with price), Lost Lady of Lone (Street & Smith, 1890), Capitola the Mad-Cap (Bonner's, 1889, rough), Mystery of Dark Hollow (Peterson, 1875), The Curse of Clifton (Deacon & Peterson, 1852), and Two Sisters (Lupton, 1876).