Subject: Sources

This book, published in 1843 by Sherman Day, presents a comprehensive collection of historical facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, and topographical descriptions related to Pennsylvania's history and antiquities. It includes both general and local history, covering every county and major town in the state. The book is richly illustrated with 165 engravings.

This two-volume work by Morris J. Raphall chronicles the history of the Jewish people from the close of the Old Testament (around 420 BCE) to the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE. Published in 1866, it offers a detailed account of this significant period in Jewish history, covering political events, social structures, and religious developments.