Subject: Bibliography

This is the first periodical published west of the Rocky Mountains. Volume 1, Issue 1, published October 20, 1864, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Published by E.L.T. Harrison and E.W. Tullidge in the 20th Ward, this magazine featured articles on science, literature, and art. Notably, the first article in this issue is Benjamin Disraeli's "Miriam Alroy, A Tale of the Jewish Captive." The magazine ran for six issues and was financially supported by Salt Lake City's leading gentiles, including Col. Sam Kahn. It was printed at Fort Douglas.

This 1845 volume contains a collection of works by Benjamin Disraeli, including *Vivian Grey*, *The Young Duke*, *Contarini Fleming*, *Alroy*, *The Rise of Iskander*, *Henrietta Temple*, and *Venetia*. Published by Carey and Hart, this edition compiles several of Disraeli's notable novels and offers a comprehensive overview of his early literary achievements. Alroy, in particular, is set in the Middle East and incorporates elements of 18th-century Jewish life.