NJ PUB. PLACE & SPECIAL CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE YEAR NJ SETTING SUBJECT 1 SUBJECT 2 NOTES Dana, John Cotton - John Cotton Dana was born August 19, 1856. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1878. He is most known for is work in the Newark Public The pleasant art of getting your own library, Library. He increased the number of books and made the with a buying list of books that will library one of the most effective of its kind. He opened encourage the reading family to read what Public Library, Newark, 010 D19 new branches and helped to found the Newark Museum they like best NJ, 1939 Newark, NJ (Books and Reading) Giral, Angela Klath, Nancy Tompkins, Louise - Librarians at Princeton University Guide to the Literature on Mass Princeton University, No specific NJ (Local Transit -- 016.016388 G443 Library Transportation Princeton, 1972 setting Bibliography)

The Black Man in Africa and America His Montclair State College, No specific NJ 016.326 / M76Rai Harry A. Sprague Library Past and Present: A Selective Bibliography 1969 setting Bibliography (Prisoners--United States-- Bibliography) (Corrections-- New Jersey Library Association Outreach Services Prison Papers: A Checklist of Prison New Jersey State Prison, No specific NJ (Prison Periodicals -- United States-- 016.365 N46 Rai Committee Materials Trenton, 1975 setting Bibliography) Bibliography) Essex County College Library, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ (Ecology -- (Newark (N.J.) -- 016.574 Es7 Essex County College Library Ecology: A Bibliography 1971 setting Bibliography) Imprints) Fitzell, Margarethe (New Jersey -- Graydon, Elizabeth Imprints -- Simosko, Vladimir - Librarians at Princeton University Princeton) (New Library Guide to the Literature on Environmental Princeton University, No specific NJ (Radioactive pollution --Jersey -- Authors' 016.5397 F57 Princeton University Library Effects of Nuclear Power Plants Princeton, 1972 setting Bibliography) Works) Dane, William J. - Supervising Librarian for Special (Art, Modern -- 20th Collections and Keeper of Prints at the Newark Public Contemporary trends in art: two decades, Newark Public Library, No specific NJ century -- 016.7 D19 Library 1948-1968 Newark, NJ setting Bibliography) Richardson, Ernest Cushing - Born February 9, 1860. American librarian, theologian and scholar. Strived to Princeton University make advances in cataloging systems and increased Press, Princeton, NJ, No specific NJ (Libraries -- History -- 021 R39 access to necessary research materials in U.S. libraries. The Beginnings of Libraries 1914 setting To 400) R.R. Bowker Company No specific NJ 023 M31 Manley, Marian Catherine A Handbook for Library Trustees New York, 1955 setting (Library trustees) Kaiser, John Boynton - Born 1887. Librarian and philatelist. Administrator of the Tacoma (WA) Public Library, the University of Iowa Libraries and Library University of Illinois School, and the Newark (NJ) Public Library. He served Library Trends: Legal Aspects of Library Library School, Urbana, No specific NJ (Library 025.1 L52 as librarian at Camp Knox, Kentucky during World War Administration IL, 1958 setting administration) The Referral Process in Libraries: A (Reference Characterization and an Exploration of Scarecrow Press, (Referral Centers Services 025.52 H31 Hawley, George - Related Factors Meutchen, NJ, 1987 (Information Services)) (Libraries)) Askew, Sarah B. - Born February 15, 1877. American public librarian who pioneered the establishment of The H.W. Wilson county libraries in the United States. Prominent librarian Company, White Plains during the first half of the 20th century, worked for (and and New York, NY, No specific NJ 028 AS4 eventually led) the New Jersey Public Library The Place, the Man and the Book 1916 setting (Books and Reading) (Children's Character Formation Through Books: A literature -- Bibliography. An application of The Catholic University Bibliography) Kircher, Clara J. - Born 1908. Newark librarian. Died bibliotherapy to the behavior problems of of America, Washington, No specific NJ (Moral education -- (New Jersey 028.5 K63 1995. childhood D.C. , 1944 setting Bibliography) Authors' Works) (Children's Character Formation Through Books: A literature -- Bibliography. An application of The Catholic University Bibliography) bibliotherapy to the behavior problems of of America, Washington, No specific NJ (Moral education -- (New Jersey 028.5 K63 Kircher, Clara J. - (Same as above) childhood D.C. , 1945 setting Bibliography) Authors' Works) Wm. E. Schotts, (New Jersey -- Periodicals -- New 051 N42 Schotts, William E. - Newark City Monthly Souvenir Newark, 1872 Newark, NJ Imprints) Jersey Published by The Montclair Women's Club, Inc., Montclair, (Periodicals -- New (Spiritual 051 Q3 Hamilton, Samuel Inwrie - Quest, a monthly magazine NJ, 1952 Montclair, NJ Jersey) Formation) Newark Museum (Newark (N.J.) -- 069.0974932 Se83 Newark Museum Seven Special Publications Association, 1919 Newark, NJ (Newark Museum) Imprints) Baker, Russell - Essayist, journalist, biographer. Born 070.92 B176 Aa1gr 1925. Wrote for the New York Yimes, Saturday Evening New American Library, (Childhood and 1984 Post , and Sports Illustrated. Two- time winner of the Growing up NY, 1982 Belleville Autobiography youth) No specific NJ 081 Of4 O'Flaherty, Charles Letters from Charles: A Sample No publisher, 1985? setting Letters (Newark) Library Press, No specific NJ (Printing -- 094.1 D168 Dana, John Cotton Some of the many good reasons for reading Newark, NJ setting (Books and Reading) Specimans) Selected Manuscripts from the Chester Princeton University Beatty Library: exhibited by Princeton Library, Princeton NJ, No specific NJ (Manuscripts -- Ireland - 096 P93 Chester Beatty Library University Library 1967 setting - Dublin -- Exhibitions) Newark, NJ Benjamin No specific NJ 099 C83 No author Country Walks for Little Folks Olds, 1843 setting (Rare Books) Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., resided in Newark until 1965. Clinical and forensic Random Thoughts: Liberalism in Life and Century House, New No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Signed by 100 Si3 psychologist. Ph.D., D.Sc., LL.D, D.H.L., Litt.D., and Philosophy York, 1926 setting (Philosophy) Authors' Works) author Watters, Augustus - Author of other NJ subject matter The Universe or The Gist of Modern No publisher, Newark, No specific NJ (Newark (N.J.) -- 113 W34 books Science, Physical and Metaphysical NJ, 1895 setting (Metaphysics) Imprints) Baker Printing A Philosophy of the Human Spirit and Its Company, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 128 G61 Gooding, William M. Relation to the Soul and Body 1902 setting (Soul) Authors' Works) Fleming H. Revell Lukens, Victor Herbert - Pastor of Trinity Presbyterian God Works Through Medicine: A Discussion Company, New York, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 130 L96 Church, South Orange, N.J. of God's Healing Force 1935 setting (Mental healing) Authors' Works) The Citadel Press, No specific NJ (Older people -- Signed by 131 C172 Caprio, Frank S. - Hypnotist, published several books Add Life to Your Years Secaucus, NJ, 1975 setting (Old age) care) author

Jersey City, Hackensack, Paterson, Morristown, Passaic, Elizabeth, Newark, Englewood, Plainfield, Gaudet, Frederick and others - Attended Dana College in No publisher, Newark, Newton, Franklin, (New Jersey -- 131 G23 Newark, NJ Three Studies on Mental Hygiene NJ, 1933-1940 Morris Plains (Mental health) Authors' Works) Lloyd, J. William - Born June 4, 1857 in Westfield, New Jersey. American individualist anarchist. Died October Life's Beautiful Battle or The Human Soul The Lloyd Group, No specific NJ 131 L77 23, 1940. Before Pain: A Study in the Reconciliation Westfield, NJ, 1910 setting (Life) (Good and evil)

(Social Psychology) (Child Plant, James S. - Born 1890. Director of the Essex The Commonwealth Psychology) 132 P69 County Juvenile Clinic. Died 1947. Personality and the Cultural Pattern Fund, New York, 1937 Essex County (Personality) (Culture) 132 P69 DUPLICATE The Battle-Ground of the Spiritual Colby & Rich, New No specific NJ 133.9 B77 Brittan, S.B. Reformation York, 1882 setting (Spiritualism)

Halpern, Herman - Newark businessman. Claimed to The Buckingham Press, No specific NJ 133 H16 predict the future. I Predict Newark, NJ, 1935 setting (Prophecies) (Spiritualism) 133 H16 DUPLICATE Terhune, Albert Payson - Born December 21, 1872 in Newark, NJ.. American author, dog breeder, and journalist. Known best for his novels relating the adventures of his beloved collies and as a breeder of E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc., No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 133 T271 collies at his Sunnybank Kennels. Died February 18, Across the Line New York, 1945 setting (Spiritualism) Authors' Works) 133 T271 DUPLICATE Schwarz, Berthold Eric - Born October 24, 1924 in Jersey City. Psychiatrist and researcher in spirituality University Books Inc., No specific NJ (Psychics -- United New Jersey -- 133.8092 R66 and paranormal activity. Died September 16, 2010. The Jacques Romano Story New York, 1968 setting States -- Biography) Authors' Works) No publisher, Newark, No specific NJ 133.9 G83 Greene, Anvernetta Psychisms through Anvernetta Greene NJ, 1911 setting (Spiritualism) The Glory: Personal Testimony Concerning The Inland Press, No specific NJ 133.9 N98 Nye, Rowland F. Spirit Return Asheville, NC, 1954 setting (Spiritualism)

This They Live - A Report: Including Revised publication Parts of The Glory (1954) and They Return The Inland Press, No specific NJ is not listed 133.9 N981 Nye, Rowland F. (1956) Asheville, NC, 1959 setting Spiritualism in Clavis Plant, James S. - Born 1890. Director of the Essex The Envelope: A Study of the Impact of the The Commonwealth No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 136.7 P69 County Juvenile Clinic. Died September 7, 1947. World upon the Child Fund, New York, 1950 setting (Child Psychology) Authors' Works) Columbia University, No specific NJ 145 W99 Wytwycky, Bohdan On the Concept of Ideology NY, 1979 setting (Ideology) (Humanism) (New Hough, Lynn Harold - Methodist theologian, philosopher, Abingdon-Cokesbury No specific NJ Jersey -- Authors' 149 H81 and educator. Dean of Drew Theological Seminary. The Christian Criticism of Life Press, New York, c1941 setting (Christian civilization) Works) Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., resided in Newark until 1965. Clinical and forensic psychologist. Ph.D., D.Sc., LL.D, D.H.L., Litt.D., and Psychological Factors in Contemporary Darshana International, No specific NJ (Educational (New Jersey -- 150 Si31 poet. Died in Chicago, Illinois, on Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 Living Moradabad, India, 1963 setting Psychology) Authors' Works) The Stratford Company Why Be Afraid?: The Psychology of Publishers, Boston, MA, No specific NJ 152.46 M745 Mones, Leon Emotional Disturbance 1931 setting (Fear) (Emotions) 152.46 M745 DUPLICATE Watts, Isaac - Born July 17, 1674. English Christian minister, hymnwriter, theologian and logician. Recognized as the "Father of English Hymnody", credited with some 750 hymns. Many of his hymns remain in use today and have been translated into numerous languages. Died November 25, 1748. The Doctrine of the Passions Explained and Improved ; to which is added Evidences of Daniel Fenton, Trenton, No specific NJ 157 W34 Addison, Joseph - Born May 1, 1672. English essayist, the Christian Religion by Joseph Addison NJ, 1811 setting (Conduct of Life) (Emotions) Growing Young: The Fountain of Youth is Herbert Williams, No specific NJ 158 W665 Williams, Herbert Within Newark, NJ 1984 setting (Youthfulness) 158 W665 DUPLICATE 158 W665 DUPLICATE Eddy, A.D. - Pastor of the first Presbyterian Church in Newark, NJ. Addresses on the Duties, Dangers and Frelinghuysen, Theodore - Born August 4, 1817. Securities of Youth : with an introductory Leavitt Lord & Co., New American lawyer and politician from New Jersey, served essay by the Honourable Theodore York, Brewster and No specific NJ (Youth -- Religious 170 Ed2 as a U.S. Senator and later as United States Secretary of Frelinghuysen, esq Crocker, Boston, 1836 setting Life) (Duty)

American Tract Society, No specific NJ (New Jersey Authors' 170 M27 Magie, David The Spring-time of Life or Advice to Youth New York, 1855 setting Works) 170 M27 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Miller, Samuel- Born October 31, 1769 in Dover, Delaware. Presbyterian theologian who taught at Presbyterian Board of (Fathers and sons -- Princeton Theological Seminary. Died January 7, 1850 in Publication, No specific NJ (College students -- Correspondence) 170 M61 Mt. Holly, New Jersey. Letters from a Father to His Sons in College Philadelphia, 1852 setting Correspondence) (Student ethics) The Macmillan Shearer, William J. - Superintendent of schools of the Morals and Manners or Elements of Company, New York, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 170 Sh3 city of Elizabeth and Union, NJ Character and Conduct 1905 setting (Ethics) Authors' Works) Small, Robert Van Dyke - Born 1921. Psychologist, Darkness Where Light Fails to Shine: Open writer, lecturer. Studied at Rutgers University. Was Fields Where the Wisdom of Men Seldom Exposition Press, No specific NJ 170 Sml assistant professor and consulting psychologist at Mercer Probes Hicksville, NY, 1976 setting (Ethics)

The High Command: Peace on Earth Good The Haddon Craftsmen, No specific NJ (World 172 H53 Will Toward Men Camden, NJ, 1935 setting (Peace) Peaceways) Original limited edition commemor ating the celebration of the 250th (Peace) (New anniversary No specific NJ Jersey -- Authors' of Newark 172 K133 Kane, John Francis War or Peace? A Forecast Timely Books, NY, 1936 setting (War) Works) 1666-1916 The Essex Press, No specific NJ 172.1 H342 1916 Headley, Elroy Patriotic Essays Newark, NJ 1916 setting (Patriotism) 172.1 H342 1916 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE The Essex Press, No specific NJ 172.1 H342 1917 Headley, Elroy Patriotic Essays Newark, NJ 1917 setting (Patriotism) McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, No specific NJ (Success -- United 177 H86 Huber, Richard M. The American Idea of Success 1971 setting States -- History) Cary, Samuel Fenton - Born February 18, 1814. Congressman and significant temperance movement The National Temperance of Offering, and R. Vandien, New York, No specific NJ 178 C25 leader in the 19th century. Died September 29, 1900. Sons and Daughters of Temperance Gift 1850 setting (Temperance) Fortuny's, New York, No specific NJ (New Jersey Authors' 208 B69 Boyer, Arthur Leslie The Latter Days … What? (no date) setting Works) (Gift Books) [Printed by] John Woods, Newark, NJ, 211 Og2 v.1 Ogen, Uzal. Rector of Trinity Church, Newark Antidote to deism. The deist unmasked 1795 (Deism) [Printed by] John Woods, Newark, NJ, 211 Og2 v.2 Ogen, Uzal. Rector of Trinity Church, Newark Antidote to deism. The deist unmasked 1795 (Deism) Call O'Neil, Josephine N. - Born August 9, 1903. Boston Saint Anthony Guild number schoolteacher for 45 years and author of children's Press, Paterson, NJ, No specific NJ (Diego, Juan, 1474- (Guadalupe, Our inconsisten 213.73 On2 religious books. Died May 12, 2007. Our Lady and the Aztec 1945 setting 1548) Lady of) t Hurd, H. Page - A.B., A.M., Ph.D Master of Sacred H.P. Hurd, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ (New Jersey Authors' Gift of the 220.6 H93 Theology. Member of the American Oriental Society A Forgotten Ammonite War 1967 setting Works) author Spong, John Shelby - Born June 16, 1931 in Charlotte, NC. Bishop of Newark from 1979 to 2000. Liberal Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism: A Harper San Francisco, No specific NJ (Bible -- Criticism, 220.601 Sp6 Christian Theologian religion commentator and author. Bishop Rethinks the Meaning of Scripture San Francisco, CA, 1991 setting interpretation, etc.)

The Holy Bible, containing The Old and New (Fundamentalism - Testaments: Translated out of The Original -Controversial Tongues and with The Former Translations Benjamin Olds and Son, No specific NJ Literature) 220 B4739 Diligently Compared and Revised. Newark, NJ, 1846 setting (Bible. Old Testament -- Crowe, W. S. - Minister of The Universalist Church in Results of Higher Criticism As Applied to Ward & Tichenor, No specific NJ Criticism, 221.6 C88 Newark, NJ the Old Testament Newark, NJ, 1894 setting interpretation, etc.)

A Synopsis: Old Testament History: From Advertiser Printing (Bible. Old Testament -- the Creation to the Return of the Jews from House, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Study and Teaching -- 221.9 C76 Conselyea, I.W. - Captivity, Except the Book of Job. 1882. setting Outlines, syllabi, etc.) (Moses -- Biblical The principal events in the life of Moses, and leader) (Jews -- the journey of the Israelites from Egypt to Benjamin Olds, Newark, No specific NJ History -- to 586 222.12 M853 L11pr Lacey, Henry - Canaan NJ, 1849 setting Biography/ The Exodus B.C.) Halsted, Oliver S. - Born in Elizabeth, NJ in 1792. Mayor The Book Called Job. From the Hebrew. with Lyon's Farms, New No specific NJ 223.1 H16 of Newark in 1840. Chancellor of New Jersey 1845- foot notes. Jersey, 1875 setting Coles, Abraham - Born in Scotch Plains, NJ, 1813. He D. Appleton and was a physican, author and poet. In 1866 he was New Rendering of the Hebrew Psalms into Company, New York, Bible - Scripture, 223.2 C67 president of the New Jersey Medical Society. English Verse 1888 (Psalms) and interpretation Watts, Isaac - Born July 17, 1674. English Christian Psalms, carefully suited to the Christian (Bible - minister, hymnwriter, theologian and logician. Worship in the United States of America: Printed and published by Interpretation, Recognized as the "Father of English Hymnody", credited being an improvement of the old versions of Lewis Deare, New No specific NJ scripture, and 223.2 P95 with some 750 hymns. Many of his hymns remain in use the Psalms of David. Brunswick, NJ, 1812 setting (Psalms of David) hymn) Larison, Cornelius Wilson - Cornelius Wilson "Doc" Fonic Larison was a doctor and experimental educator from Fonic Pub. House, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Imprints Alphabet/Alternati 223.9 B473 Ringoes, Hunterdon County. Solomon's Son Ringoes, NJ, 1897 setting -- Ringoes) ve Spelling

The New Testament of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Translated out of the Original Greek and with the Former Translations, Benjamin Olds, Newark, No specific NJ Bible - The New 225 N4246 Diligently Compared and Revised. NJ, 1839 setting Testament Chrisitanity White, Alma - Born 1862 in Kinniconick, Lewis county. Religious leader who founded the Methodist Pentecostal Union Church in Denver, CO. Also founder of the Pentecostal Union Herold, renamed Pillar of Fire, now in (Bible - New Zaraphath, NJ. Became the first female bishop of any The Penecostal Union, No specifc NJ Testament, Criticism, (New Jersey -- 225 W58 Christian church in 1918. Known for her involvement in Restoration of Israel, The Hope of the World Zarephath, NJ, 1917 setting Interpretation, etc.) Author's Works)

Funk & Wagnalls, New (Bible. New Testament - 225.5209 W418 Weekes, Robert D. The New Dispensation ; the New Testament York, 1897 - Versions) DUPLICATE

[Self published] Walter Eickmann, Walther - Born 1906 in Bronx County, New Pilgrim Paul: the adventuros joureys of a Eickmann, West New No specific NJ (Paul, the Apostle, 225.92 P28 Ei2Pi York. Known for his books about the Christian religion. wandering apostle with timely annotations York, NJ, 1934 setting Saint) Miller, Rev. John - Born April 6, 1819. He graduated from Princeton College in 1836 and later from the seminary in 1841. He wrote on theological and Fetich In Theology; or Doctrinalism Twin to [Privately Printed] (Theology -- History -- 230 M61 philosohical topics. He founded "The Evangelical Church Ritualism Princeton, NJ, 1922 Princeton, NJ 20th century) Miller, Samuel - Born October 31, 1769 in Dover, Letters to Unitarianism; Addressed to the Delaware. Presbyterian theologian who taught at Members of the First Presbyterian, in the city George Sherman, No specific NJ (Theology, 230 M613 Princeton Theological Seminary. Died January 7, 1850 in of Baltimore. Trenton, NJ, 1821 setting (Unitarianism) Doctrinal) The Clara Barton Guild of the Church of the Rose, Henry Reuben. - Minister of the Church of the Redeemer, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ (Mary, Blessed Virgin, (Newark (N.J.) -- 230.2 R72 Redeemer, Newark, NJ. The Virgin Birth; Acommon Sense View n.d. setting Saint) (Virgin birth) Imprints) American University of Vintange Essays and Writings: Fragments Biblical Studies, Office from a Life of Following (Sometimes Afar of the Dean of Advance Off): Seed Thoughts for Evangelism and Studies, Princeton, NJ, (Pastoral Theology - 230.51 Iv35vi Iverson, William Thorpe Discipleship 2002 Princeton, NJ Presbyterian Church) The Raptured; a Catholic view of the latter Trumpet Press, East No specific NJ (Rapture (Christian 236 T59 Tombler, John W. and Funk, Hubert J. - days and the second coming Orange, NJ, 1977 setting eschatology) Schuyler Press, Asbury No specific NJ 231 B68 Bowman, Rhoda Townsend - Born in East Orange, NJ. God As I Know Him Park, NJ, 1945 setting (God) J. F. Rowny Press, Santa No specific NJ Bible - Scripture, and 231 B832 Bruskovsky, Meyer N. The Supreme Plan; the way to perfection Barbara, 1944 Setting interpretation Kingdon, Frank - Born in 1894. He became President of University of Newark, 1936-1940. From 1935-1937 he The Abingdon Press. No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 231 K59 served as Campaign Chairman Newark Community When Half-Gods Go New York, 1933 setting (Religion) (God) Author's Works) Mead, Theodore - Born in February 1952. After Biology - Nature, completing school he began to study horticulture and (New Jersey -- Author's horticule and 231 M46 entomology. He famously discovered more than 20 new The Language of Nature Our Hope, 1923 works) entomology Hodge, Charles - He is a graduate of Princeton and Scribner, Armstrong, Princeton Theological Seminary. For much of his career and Company, New No specific NJ (Evolution -- Creation -- 231.765 H662 he served as professor of didactic and polemic theology What is Darwinism? York, 1874 setting Biology) Cumberland, Richard - Born February 19, 1732 in Cambridge. He graduated from Trinity College and in 1761 became a secreatary to the Earl of Halifax. He later Calvary; or, The Death of Christ. A Poem in Henry P. Russell, No specific NJ 232 C91 held other governemnt positions. He is most known as a Eight Books. Morristown, NJ, 1815 setting (Jesus Christ -- Poetry) Hageman, Howard G. - Author, educator and minister, he began his ministry in 1945 at a parish in Newark for twenty five years. From 1973 to 1985 he was president of Muhlenberg Prress, No specific NJ (Jesus Christ -- Seven Christianity- 232 H12 a New Brunswick Seminary. He died of cancer in 1992. We Call This Good Friday Philadelphia, 1961 setting last words) Scripture Miller, Lucius Hopkins - Born in Roselle, NJ on Henry Holt and September 25, 1876. He graduated from Princeton in Our Knowledge of Christ: An Historical Company, New York, No specific NJ Bible - interpretation, 232 M61 1897 and Student Union Theological Seminary in 1905. Approach 1914 setting explanation Christ's sudent and certain appearance to Vincent, Thomas - Born in 1634, he was a puritan judgement; also an account of the destruction Bemjamin Olds, No specific NJ Bible - Scripture, and (Jesus Christ -- 232 V74 minister and author. He died in 1678. of jersusalem Newark, NJ, 1825 setting interpretation Words) Vance, James I. - Born in 1862. He pursued his education at Kings College, New York and completed seminary school in 1886. Following his ministry in his Fleming H. Revell home state of Tennesee, he moved to Newark to minister Company, New York, No specific NJ (Theological 233 V277 at the North Church of the Reformed Church in America. The Eternal In Man 1907 setting Anthropology) (Christianity) Dickinson, Jonathan - Born in 1688. He was the first president of Princeton College. In September of 1709 he Familiar Letters on a Variety of Seasonable, D. and M. Maclean, No specific NJ (Apologetics -- Early (Greace 234 D56 became pastor to the church of Elizabeth Town, NJ. and Important Subjects in Religion. Pittsburgh, 1831 setting works to 1800) (Theology)) George H. Hull, Short No specific NJ (Salvation -- (New Jersey 234 H87 Hull, George H. Salvation Hills, New Jersey, 1968 setting Chrsitanity) Author's works) Halyburton, Thomas - Born December 25, 1674, Scotland. He became an ordained minister of the gospel Mervin Hale. R. and P. at Ceres, Fife in 1700. 1710 he was a professor of The Great Concern of Salvation, in Three Canfield, Printers, No specific NJ 234 H169 divinity. He died of ill health in 1712. Parts Elizabethtown, NJ, 1814 setting (Salvation)

Press of Arthur W. Scripture Bible - 236 Ea5 Eakeley, Charles Wesley The Kingdom of God Cross, Newark, NJ, 1917 Newark, NJ Interpretation Warfield, Benjamin B. - He was a clergyman who studied at The College of New Jersey, Princeton, 1871. In 1876 he graduated from the Princeton theological (Westminister Seminary. He was later called to work there as a The Signifcance of Westminister Standards Charles Scribner's Sons, No specific NJ Assembly (1643- 238 W23 professor of theology and as successor to the Princeton As a Creed New York, 1898 Setting Speeech 1652)) Kemp, Johannes van der - Born in 1747, he beacme a The Chrisitan, Entirely the Property of military officer, doctor and philosopher. He spent much Christ, in Life and Death: Exhibited in Fifity- of his life doing missionary work with the Xhosa people Three Sermons on the Heidelbergh Abraham Blauvelt, New No specific NJ (Heidelberger 238.42 K32 of South Africa. Catechism. Brunswick, NJ, 1810 setting Catechism Katechimus) Moment, John J. - Born February 1, 1875. He was educated at Princeton University and Hartford Theological Seminary. He taught in Lawrenceville and Charles Scribner's Sons, No specific NJ 239 M73 ministered in East Orange, Jersey City, Newark and Faith in Christ New York, 1917 setting Christianity Apologetics Foulkes, William Hiram - He served as a clergyman and pastor of the Old First Church in Newark, NJ. He received his Bacehlor's degree from the College of Emporia in Kansas and went on to study at the The Abingdon Press, 240 F82 McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago finishing Homespun along friendly road 1936, New York Newark, NJ (Chrisitan Life)

(New Testament -- Criticism, Interpretation) (Christianity -- History (Sex -- Biblical Random House, New No specific NJ of doctrines -- Early Teaching -- 241.66 P14 Pagels, Elaine - Adam, Eve and the Serpent York, 1988 setting Church, ca 30-600) Religious Aspects The Macmillan Undiscovered country; morning thoughtsto Company, New York, (Devotional 242 B32 Baughan, Raymond John - brace the spirit of the uncommon man 1946 Newark, NJ (Meditations) Exercises) The Imperial Press, (New Jersey -- 242 B37 Bean, Arthur N. - The Bridges We Cross; inspirational talks Newark, NJ, 1942 (Devotional Literature) Authors' Works) Beattie, Robert Brewster - Born in 1875. He finsihed school in 1896 at University of North Carolina. 242 B38 Beginning in 1896 he served as Pastor of the First In the Fulness of Time Rumson, NJ, 1944 East Orange, NJ Sermons Meditations Dawson, William James - Born 1854. He was an english clergryman, studied at Didsbury College. After 17 years Fleming H. Revell he left the Wesleyan ministry to enter the congregational. Company, New York, No specific NJ (Love -- Religious 242 D32 In 1902 he devoted his time to his evangelisc work. The Empire of Love 1907 setting aspects -- Christianity) Englewood Cliffs College Press, 242 M26 Madeleine, Sister - Nun-Sense Englewood Cliffs, 1972 (Meditations) The Christian Remembrancer, or , Short [Printed by John Austin Reflections upon faith, life, and conduct, of a Crane], Newark, NJ, 242 Se6 Serle, Amrbrose - Real Christian 1808 Tuttle, Alexander Harrison - Born on Februaru 28, 1844 in Bordentown, New Jersey. He studied at Wesleyan and (New Jersey -- Imprints Drew Universities. In 1869 he became a member of the -- East Orange) (New Newark Conference. He served many churches [Privately Printed], East Jersey -- Author's 242 T88 throughout New Jersey including some in Hackensack, Occasional Thoughts of a Retired Pastor Orange, NJ, n.d. East Orange Works) Meditations Sacred Dreams: chiefly intended for young persons, subjects taken from the Bible, to which are added, Reflections of King Hezekiah, Sensibility, a poem, and Search W. Tuttle & Company, (Newark (N.J.) -- 244 M81 More, Hannah - after happiness Newark, NJ, 1806 Imprints) Coles, Abraham - [translated by] - Born in Scotch Plains D. Appleton and (Hymns, latin -- on December 26, 1813. Coles was a Physician, translator, Company, New York, No specific NJ (Catholic Church -- History and 245 C671 author and poet. Latin Hymns with Original Translations 1868 setting Hymns) criticism) (Hymns, Latin -- Translations into D. Appleton and English) (Latin (Latin Language Company, New York, No specific NJ Language -- Church Materials -- 245 C6711 Coles, Abraham [translated by] - Same as above. Latin Hymns with Original Translations 1867 setting Latin) Bilingual) Coles, Abraham - Born in Scotch Plains on December D. Appleton and 26, 1813. Coles was a Physician, translator, author and Company, New York, No specific NJ Days of Wrath -- 245 C6712 poet. Dies irae: in thirteen original versions 1859 setting Thomas of Celano Union of Hebrew The First Rainbow: a book of Rhymes From Congregation, New No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 245 Or5 Orleans, Ilo - Bible Times York, 1954 setting (Religious Poetry) Authors' Works) 245 Or5 DUPLICATE Alleine, Joseph - Born 1634. He was a puritan An Alarm to Unconverted Sinners, clergyman. He was removed from Anglican Living in whereunto are annexed, Divers practical W. Tuttle & Company, (Sin -- 248 Al5 1662 for nonconformity. He died 1668. cases of conscience judiciously resolved Newark, NJ, 1808 (Conversion) Christianity) Cruz, Nicky - He is a Christian Evangelist and the founder of Nicky Cruz Outreach. He was a former gang Logos International, 248 C882 leader who was converted by Pastor David Wilkerson. Run Baby Run Plainfield, NJ, 1968 Autobiography Meditations

Fish, Henry C. - Born in 1820, he was the pastor of the Primitive Piety Revived, or, The Aggressive Congregational Board of No specific NJ 248 F53 First Baptist Church in Newark, NJ. He died in 1877. Power of the Chrisitian Church Education, Boston, 1955 setting (Christian Life)

The mind of God : to meet today's challenge: thoughts in verse, with scriptural annotations Exposition Press, New No specific NJ 248 H242 Harris, Mildred VerSoy - for folks of discernment York, 1959 setting The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis, No specific Nj 248 P872 Powell, Lyman P. - The Better Part; a personal plea for religion. IN, 1933 setting (Christianity) (Church) Vance, James I. - Born in 1862. He pursued his education at Kings College, New York and completed seminary school in 1886. Following his ministry in his Fleming H. Revell home state of Tennesee, he moved to Newark to minister Tendency: the effect of trend and drift in the Company, New York, No specific NJ 248 V27 at the North Church of the Reformed Church in America. development of life 1910 setting (Religion, Practical) (Chrisitian Life) White, Alma - White, Alma - Born 1862 in Kinniconick, Lewis county. Religious leader who founded the (New Jersey -- Methodist Pentecostal Union Church in Denver, CO. Author's Works) Also founder of the Pentecostal Union Herold, renamed (New Jersey -- Pillar of Fire, now in Zaraphath, NJ. Became the first Pillar of Fire, Zarephath, No specific NJ Imprints -- 248 W58 female bishop of any Christian church in 1918. Known Golden Sunbeams, for the young people NJ, 1937 setting (Religion, Practical) Zarephath) (Worship -- Biblical (Newark Church of Teaching) Development of a scripturally based "whole Christ (Newark, (Church life worship" concept/practice within the Thesis -- Drew Del.)) (Christian buildings -- 248.3 M78 Moore, Charles - Newark Church of Christ Newark, DE, 1981 University Life) secular use) Coburn, John B. - Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Newark, Westminister Press, No specific NJ 248.32 C63 NJ since 1953. Prayer and personal religion Philadelphia, PA, 1957 Setting (Prayer -- Chirisitanity) Hampton, William J. - Born 1866. He was a member of William J. Hampton, No specific NJ (Christian Life -- 248.487 H189 the Newark Conference of the Methodist Episcopal The Shrine Invisible Belvidere, NJ, 1912 setting Methodist Authors) The Macmillan Company, New York, No specific NJ 252 B562 Black, Archibald - Born 1877. Opening Roads: addresses for Young People 1936 setting (Children's Sermons) Corwin, Edward Tanjore - Born July 12, 1834, New York. He was a historian and clergyman. He studied at The Sermon on the Mount, or the Mind of Board of Publication of City College of New York and the New Brunswick the Master as to the real meaning of God's the Reformed Church in No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 252 C81 Theological Seminary. For 25 years he served as a pastor Law America, New York, setting (Sermon on the mount) Author's Works) Benjamin Drew, Jr. at the Pilgrim Office, Plymouth, No specifci NJ 252 D58 Discourses, Volume 2 Massachusetts, 1832 setting (Sermons, American)

Doane, George Washington - Born 1799 in New Jersey. The goodly heritage of Jerseyman: the first He graduated Union College in 1818. He studied to annual address before The New Jersey Printed by Edmund become a deacon then a priest. In 1832 he was declared Historical Society; at their meeting in Morris, Burlington, NJ, 252 D65 Bishop of New Jersey. Trenton, on Thursday, January 15, 1846 1846 Trenton (New Jersey) Dawson, William James - Born 1854. He was an english clergryman, studied at Didsbury College. After 17 years Religion and music, a sermon preached in he left the Wesleyan ministry to enter the congregational. the Old First Church, Newark, N.J., on Press of W.H. Shurts, (Music -- Religious 252 D3212 In 1902 he devoted his time to his evangelisc work. Sunday Morning, Feb. 1, 1920 Newark, NJ Newark aspects) Frelinghuysen, Theodorus Jacobus - Born in 1748 in Germany. He was a protestant clergyman working as a missionary in North America. He esatblished many Board of Publication of churches in the Raritan Valley of New Jersey. He helped the Reformed Protestant to establish the Dutch Reformed faith in the new world. Dutch Church, New (Reformed Church in (Sermons, 252 F88 He served as minister of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Sermons York, NY, 1856. Somerset County America -- Sermons) American) Mourning for a mother; a discourse preached Press of Wynkoop and Fish, Henry C. - Born in 1820, he was the pastor of the in the First Baptist Church, Newark, NJ., Hallenback, New York, (New Jersey -- 252 F5211 First Baptist Church in Newark, NJ. He died in 1877. April 11, 1869. 1869 Newark, NJ (Mothers) Author's Works) Bible Gilbert, Jesse S. - Born 1846. He was a member of the Ward and Tichenor, (Theological, Interpretation -- 252 G37 Newark M. E. Conference. The Old Paths Newark, NJ, 1875 Doctrinal) Scripture A word for the African. A Sermon for the (African American Colonization Society, delivered in Americans -- Hamilton, William T. - Pastor of the first Presbyterian the Second Presbyterian Church, Newark, Printed By W. Tuttle and (American Colonization -- 252 H18 Church, Newark, NJ. July 24, 1825. Co., Newark, NJ, 1825 Newark Colonization Society) Africa) (Methodist Church -- (Sermons, Hough, Lynn Harold - Methodist theologian, philosopher, Round Table Press, Inc., No specific NJ United States -- American -- 20th 252 H81 and educator. Dean of Drew Theological Seminary. The Church and Civilization New York, NY, 1934 setting Sermons) Century)

Stearly, Wilson R. - Born May 8, 1869 in Philadelphia. Sermon and address to the Clergy at the He served as Bishop Coadjutor of Newark. He was rector twentieth anniversary of the Consecration of (New Jersey -- 252 L641 of St. Luke's Church, Montclair, NJ. Edwin S. Lines, as Bishop of Newark Newark, NJ , 1923 Newark (Lines, Edwin Stevens) Author's Works) Sermon Preached at Christ's Church at the Lines, Edwin S. - Born 1845. Served as Bishop of Town of Rye in the county of Westchester Rye Chronicle Press, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 252 L6411 Newark, NJ. He died in 1927. and the state of New York Rye, NY, 1923 setting (Wetmore, James) Author's Works) McGee, C. Lincoln - He was born in Philadelphia. He studied at Bloomfield College and Seminary, finsihing in 1937 and 1939, respecitively. He serves as the pastor of Carlton Press, New (New Jersey -- 252 M17 the Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Montclair, NJ. God In Action York, 1964 Montclair (Sermons) Author's Works) Waiting and renewing: a sermon; preached in Trinity Church , Newark, NJ. Sunday Amzi pierson and Co., (Trinity Cathrdral 252 Os1 Osborne, Louis Shreve - morning, October, 22, 1893 Newark, NJ Newark Newark (N.J.)) Reazor, Frank B. - born October 10, 1851. He was a graduate of Harvard, a poet and author. He served as The King's Book and other sermons preached (New Jersey -- Author's 252 R23 Rector of Newark for 22 years before his death. in Saint Mark's Church, Orange, New Jersey. [Privately Printed] 1911 Orange works) The Omonoia Society of the Church of the (Chuch of the Rose, Henry Reuben - Minister of the Church of the Redeemer, Newark, NJ, Redeemer (Newark, (Newark (N.J.) -- 252 R72 Redeemer, Newark, NJ. If I Were 21 1917 Newark N.J.) Imprints) The Clara Barton Guild of the Church of the (Church of the Redeemer, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Redeemer (Newark, (Newark (N.J.) -- 252 R721 Rose, Henry Reuben - (Same as above) Is Hell a Reality or A Myth? 1322 setting N.J.) Imprints) The Omonoia Society of Rose, Henry Reuben - Minister of the Church of the What is the difference between religion and the Church of the (Newark (N.J.) -- 252 R7211 Redeemer, Newark, NJ. Christianity? Redeemer, Newark, NJ Newark Imprints) (Church of the The Clara Burton Guild, Redeemer 252 R7212 Rose, Henry Reuben - (Same as above) The Road to Happiness Newark, NJ, 1922 (Sermons) (Newark, NJ) Clark, Daniel A.; Ely, Alfred; Williston, Seth et al. - Daniel A. Clark lived from 1779-1840. Alfred Ely was a United States Representative for New York. Seth (New Jersey -- 252 Se62 Williston was a clergryman and missionary traveling and Sermons 1813-1823 (Sermons, American) Imprints) No specifc NJ (New Jersey -- Author's (Newark (N.J.) 252 Sm5 Smith, Samuel - President of the College of New-Jersey Sermons Newark, 1799 setting works) Imprints) Terhune, Edward Payson - Born November 22, 1830. He is a graduate of Rutgers University and New brunswich Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1854, he took over No specific NJ (Sermons, American -- 252 T27 the Old Presbyterian Church, Newark, NJ in 1859. He Twelve Sermons [Privately Printed] 1926 setting 20th Century) Vance, James I. - Born in 1862. He pursued his education at Kings College, New York and completed seminary school in 1886. Following his ministry in his home state of Tennesee, he moved to Newark to minister Sermons: preached at the North Reformed 252 V26 at the North Church of the Reformed Church in America. Church, Newark, N.J., 1903-1910 1903-1910 Newark (Sermons) (Hill box.) "Forbid Him Not": Messages for Our Day Fleming H. Revell, New No specific NJ (Presbyterian Church -- 252 V271 Vance, James I. - (Same as above) and Time York, 1925 setting Sermon) Gordon, Ernest - Born in 1961 in Scotland. He served in the Royal Air Force during World War II. In 1942 he was captured and lived as a P.O.W., soon becoming an informal chaplain amoung them. Upon returning home he Harper and Row, New (Church work with 253 G65 became a miniser before moving to the United States. He Meet Me at the Door York, 1969 students) (College Chaplain) Jersey City, Morristown, Newark, Alexander, Archibald - Professor of Didactic & Polemic Madison, Autobiography/ Theology in the Harper and Row, NY, Chatham, (Episcopal Church-- 253.2 M785ta Theological Seminary at Princeton, NJ. Take a bishop like me 1979 Summit, etc. Clergy) Industrial Chaplaincy; the concept of industrial evamgelism in the light of the Thompson, Yancy Samuel - He served as Industrial general thinking of the evangelical Christopher Publishing (Industrial 259 T37 Chaplain beginning in 1943. movement House, Boston, 1956 (Chaplains, Industrial) Welfare) The Omonoia Society of the Church of the Rose, Henry Reuben - Minister of the Church of the Outside of the Cup; a response to Winston Redeemer, Newark, NJ, No specifc NJ (Christian 260 R72 Redeemer, Newark, NJ. Churchill's "The inside of the cup" 1914 setting (Christianity) Sociology) Clinchy, Everett R. - Born 1896 in New York City. He studied at Lafayette College. He received his Doctor of Philosphy from Drew University in 1934. In 1924 he (Jews -- United States) (Freedom of became an ordained Presbyterian minister. He was pastor The John Day Company, No specific NJ (Christians -- United Religion United 261 C61 at the Presbyterian Church of Fairmont, NJ. He served as All in the Name of God New York, 1934 setting States) States) Crane, Jonathan Townley - Born 1819 in Union Township, NJ. . He was an abolitionist and supporter of temperence movements.A graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, he held a pastor position in Carlton and Lanahan, (Amusements -- 261 C85 several New Jersey cities. He served as principal at Popular Amusements New York, 1870 Religious Aspects) The World Does Get Better; extension of Remarks of Hon. H. Alexander Smith of New Jersey in the Senate of the United States Washington, Govt. Print (Church and 261 C792 Cope, Wiliam C. - Thursday, July 5, 1951. Office, 1951 Education) Kingdon, Frank - Born in 1894. He became President of Abingdon Press, New University of Newark, 1936-1940. From 1935-1937 he York, Cincinnati, No specific NJ (Church and Social 261 K59 served as Campaign Chairman Newark Community Humane Religion Chicago, 1930 setting Problems) (Christianity) The Little Book Publisher, Arlington, NJ, No specific NJ (Church and Social 261 St4 Stewart, Charles H. - Born July 14, 1885, New Jersey. Winning Out 1917 setting Problems) (Federal Council of the McIntire, Carl - He is on of the founders of the Bible Churches of Christ in Presbyterian Church. He served as editor of a religious America -- newspaper, the Christian Beacon. He was the first Russia's Most Effective Fifth Column in Christian Beacon Press, No specific NJ Controversial (Communism and 261.21 M18 president of the American Council Christian Churches. America Collingswood, NJ, 1948 setting Literature) Chrisitanity) Nearing, Scott - Born in 1883 in Pennsylvania. He graduated from University of Pennsylvania in 1905 and earned his Ph.D. in economics in 1909. He worked as the secretary of the Pennsylvania Child Labor Commission. He also taught economics at various institutions. He soon The Macmillian left these positions for his conflicting politics of Social Religion; an interpretation of Company, New York, (Church and Social 261.8 N27 socialism. An avid environmentalist, he bought a farm in Chrisitanity in terms of Modern life 1913 Ocean Grove (Christian Sociology) problems) Spong, John Shelby - Born June 16, 1931 in Charlotte, NC. Bishop of Newark from 1979 to 2000. Liberal Living in Sin?: A Bishop Rethinks Human Harper and Row, San No specific NJ (Sex -- Religious 261.8357 Sp6 Christian Theologian religion commentator and author. Sexuality Francisco, 1988 setting aspects -- Christianity) Prinz, Joachim - Born in 1902, he immingrated to the United States in 1937. He was a lecturer and became rabbi for Temple B'nai Abraham, in Newark, New Jersey. He was a supporter of civil rights movements in the Popes from the Ghetto; a view of Medieval Horizon Press, New 262.13 P93 United States South. He was also a founding Chairman of Christendom York, 1966 (Popes.) Parker, Johns Dempster - Born 1831 in New York. He went on to study at Michigan University at Ann Arbor. Johns D. Parker and He graduated from the Chicago Theological Seminary in Company, East Orange, No specific NJ 263 P22 1865. He served as a miister in the congregational church The Sabbath Transferred NJ, 1900 setting (Sunday) Beker, Johan C. and Hageman, Howard G. - Johan C. Beker was born in 1924. Howard G. Hageman was a minister and the leader member of the Reformed Church (Easter -- sermons) in America. He spent tenty five years in ministry at a Fortress Press No specific NJ (Church year 263 P94 parish in Newark. In 1973 he became the president of the Easter ,Philadelphia, PA, 1975 setting (Bible -- Liturgical use) sermons) Coburn, John B. - Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Newark, Westminister Press, No specific NJ 264 C63 NJ since 1953. Prayer and personal religion Philadelphia, PA, 1957 setting (Prayer--Christianity) Chrisitanity Hageman, Howard G. - Minister of the North Reformed Pulpit and Table; some chpters in he history John Knox Press, No specific NJ (Reformed Church -- 264.042 H12 Church in Newark, NJ. of worship in the Reformed churches Richmond, VA, 1962 setting Liturgy and ritual). Morning prayer, evening prayer : a summation of the tradition of common No specific NJ 264.13 F73 Foote, Eugene W. - prayer of the Western Church. Newark, NJ, 1970 setting (Prayers & Liturgies). The poets of the church. A series of Hatfield, Edwin Francis. - Pastor and hymn writer. Born biographical sketches of hymn-writers with A.D.F. Randolph & Co., No specific NJ (Hymns, English -- 264.20922 H28 1807 in Elizabethtown, NJ. Died 1883. notes on their hymns. NY, 1884 setting History and criticism). Notes on the celebration of the Eucharist : a supplement to the ceremonial (Episcopal Church-- Ford, Bruce E. - Senior Warden of Grace Church, directions of the Book of common prayer. Hymnary Press, No specific NJ Holy Eucharist & (Hymn writers-- 264.3036 F75 Newark, NJ. Missoula, MT, 1986 setting liturgy) (Lord's supper) Biography) (Anglican Frey, Joseph Samuel C.F. - Pastor of the Baptist Church No specific NJ community-- 265 F89 at Newark, NJ Essays on Christian Baptism Newark, 1830 setting (Baptism) liturgy) [Printed by] William (Infant Hamilton, William T. - Pastor of the first Presbyterian Infant Baptism : A Scriptural Ordinance ; Tuttle, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Baptism/Baptism my 265 H18 Church, Newark, NJ. and, Baptism by Sprinkling : Lawful 1831 setting sprinkling) Wilson, Henry B. - Rector of St. John's, Boonton, NJ, and The revival of the gift of the healing : Director of the including suitable prayers and an No specific NJ 265 W69 Society of the Nazarene. office for the anointing of the sick 1914 setting (Spiritual healing) No specific NJ (Presbyterian Church -- 266.1 P614 Pierson , George P. & Pierson, Ida G. Forty happy years in Japan, 1888-1928 Revell, NY, 1936 setting Missions) Rankin, William - Born in Elizabeth & was treasurer of the Presbyterian Handbook and incidents of foreign missions Shurts, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 266.1 R16 Board of Foreign Missions for 37 years. of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. 1893 setting (Missions) From New Jersey to California '97 : a history of the journey of the New Jersey C. E. Special to the sixteenth International C. E. Convention at San C.H. Bateman, (United States -- 267 N 46 Davis, T.E. - NJ Transportation Manager. Francisco, July 6-12, 1897 Somerville, NJ, 1897 Description and travel) Suggestions in vindication of Sunday-schools : but more especially for the improvement of Alexander, Archibald - Professor of Didactic & Polemic Sunday-school books and the enlargement of Theology in the the plan of No specific NJ (Sunday school 268 AL2 Theological Seminary at Princeton, NJ. instruction. Princeton, 1829 setting literature). A faithful narrative of the surprising work of God in the conversion of many hundred souls in Northampton, and the neighboring towns and villages of New-Hampshire and New-England : in a [Printed by] Shepard letter to the Rev. Dr. Benjamin Colman of Kollock, Elizabeth- No specific NJ (Great Awakening-- 269 Ed9 Edwards, Jonathan - Minister of Northampton. Boston. Town, NJ, 1790 setting early works to 1800) (Evangelists -- McDowell, John- Pastored the Park Presbyterian Church Dwight L. Moody: the discoverer of men and Fleming H. Revell No specific NJ (Moody, Dwight United States -- 269.2 M771 M14di in Newark, NJ. the maker of movements Company, NY, 1915 setting Lyman, 1837-1899) Biography_ Lee & Shephard, No specific NJ 270.4 D74 Douglas, Amanda M. - Lived in Newark. The heroes of the crusades Boston, MA, 1890 setting (Crusades) Blunt, I. J. [With an introductory letter to the editor, by W. Marshall, No specific NJ (Great Britain -- (Reformation -- 270.6 B62 George Sketch of the Reformation in England Philadelphia, PA, 1837 setting Church history). England)

Ourselves; our principles, our present controversy, our immediate duties; an address delivered at an annual conference of Christian Craig, Austin - Pastor of the Church at Feltville, Essex ministers and churches, held in Camptown, 280 C84 Co. N.J. on Saturday, May 18, 1850 Feltville, 1850 Camptown (Christian union) Crowe, W. S. - Minister of The Universalist Church in Phases of Religion in America: A course of No specific NJ (United States -- 280 C88 Newark, NJ lectures Newark, 1893 setting Religion. ) Conversations on Christian union; between a "Baptist", a "Presbyterian", a "Methodist", a "Friend, and a "Christian", all No specific NJ 280 F85 Franklin, Benjamin Elder preachers. Feltville, 1851 setting (Christian union) De unitate ecclesiae; ad optimorum librorum fidem expressa, cum variis Hyde, M. F. - Burlington College language professor. & lectionibus, adnotationibus Fellii, Baluzii, 281 C99 Episcopal priest. etc., Burlington, 1852 Church of our Lady of (Church of Our Karcher, Joseph T. - Served in the NJ State Assembly Victories, Sayreville, (New Jersey -- Lady of Victories 282 K14 from 1930 to 1933. "Our lady of victories." 1949? Sayreville Illustrations index) (Sayreville, NJ)) Miscellaneous Pamphlets. It includes "Manual of Self-Education: A Magazine for the Young," "Annual Report of the City Superintendent of Public Schools of the City of Newark, for the year 1856," "Manual of the Board of Education for the year 1856, including the Laws relating to Public Schools in the City of Newark, and Regulations Adopted by the Board," "Second Triennial Catalogue of the Newbury Female Collegiate Institute, Newbury, Vermont, Issued by the Aesthetic Society, Spring Term, 1856," "The Evangelical Magazine Includes NJ (Catholic Church -- and Christian Eclectic," "The Prisoners' Episcopalian directory Controversial 282 L951 Lowell, Rob. T. S. - Rector of Christ Church, Newark. Friend," among an array of journal articles. Newark, 1853-1857 NJ statistics 1854 1853-1857 literature) Lucas, Elijah - Pastor of the 1st Baptist Church of Shall liberty die?, or, Patriots to the front : a Trenton for more than biblical and historical view of the No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 282 L96 20 years. great antichrist Trenton, 1897 setting works). Dolan, Albert H. - Born 1892 in Wisconsin. Reverend, Roses fall where rivers meet: a description and founder of the Little Flower Society. Member of the and explanation of the shower of roses of the The Carmelite Press, No specific NJ (Therese, de Lisieux, 282.092 T343 D68ro Carmelite Order. little flower Englewood, NJ, 1937 setting Saint, 1873-1897) (Spiritual retreats) Hoehn, Matthew - Librarian of St. Benedict's Prep. Catholic authors : contemporary biographical (New Jersey -- Authors' (Catholic authors) 282.0922 H673 School, Newark. sketches, 1930-1947 Newark, 1948 Not limited to NJ works). An address delivered before the Newark Female Bible and Common Prayer Book Society at the adoption of their No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 283 B34 Bayard, Lewis P. - constitution, May 23, 1816. Newark, 1816 setting works) "I am a vestryman" : a study outline for vestrymen, organization leaders and No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 283 L96 Ludlow, Theodore R. - Suffrage Bishop of Newark, NJ churchmen. 1938, c1937 setting works). A dictionary of the church : containing an exposition of terms, phrases and subjects connected with the external order, sacraments, worship and usages of the Protestant Episcopal Church, with an Staunton, William - Rector of St. Peter's Church, especial reference to the church in the United Not specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 283 St2 Morristown, NJ States. 1840 setting works)

Moore, Paul - Born in 1919. He studied at Yale (Moore, paul, 1919- University, finishing in 1941. He was a Captain in the 2003) (Episcopal U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. After serving, he received Church -- Bishops - the Purple Heart, the Silver Star and the Naval Cross. He - Biography) continuted his studies at the General Theological (Anglican Seminary in New York, finishing in 1949. He served as Communion -- the Thirteenth Episcpal Bishop of New York. From 1949 United States -- to 1957, as an ordained Episcopal priest he served in Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Jersey City, Bishops -- 283.092 M785 Aa1pr Jersey City, New Jersey. Moore retired in 1989. Presences: a bishop's life in the city NY 1997 Morristown Autobiography Biogrpahy) Sure means of spiritual prosperity, a farewell sermon preached on occasion of resigning the charge of the Third Dickinson, Baxter - Clergyman. Given pastoral charge of Presbyterian Church in Newark, for a (Third Presbyterian (Episcopal Church - Congregational professorship in Lane Theological Seminary, No specific NJ Church of Newark - Bishops -- 285 D562 Churches in Newark, NJ. Nov. 22, 1835. Newark, 1836 setting (N.J.)). Biography) Watters, Augustus - Author of other NJ subject matter (New Jersey -- Authors' 285 W34 books The New Age of Reason Newark, 1893 Newark works). Dikovics, John, studied at Bloomfield & responsible for Newark (tiny Newark subject matter 285.1089 D569 founding the Our Magyar Presbyterians 1945 amount) on p 12 Ludlow, James M. (James Meeker) - Born 1841. Ludlow was a Presbyterian clergyman and author, member of the Along the friendly way: reminiscences and Fleming H. Revell 285.1092 L966 Aa1re Princeton Class of 1861. Died 1942. impressions Company, NY, 1919 East Orange Autobiography (Presbyterian Memorial of the life and service of the late Church-- NJ-- 285.1092 R796 M51 Fairchild, E. R. Rev. Henry A. Rowland, D.D M.W. Dodd, NY, 1860 Newark Biography Clergy) Boudinot, Elias - Born 1740 in Philadelphia, PA. Lawyer Freehold, New and statesman, delegrated to the Continental Congress. Brunswick, (Presbyterian Elected as U.S. Congressman for NJ. Served as director Memoirs of the Rev. WM. Tennent, formerly Benjamin Olds, Newark, Princeton, Church-- Newark-- 285.1092 T256 B66me of the U.S. Mint. of Freehold, New Jersey NJ, 1834 Trenton Biography NJ--Clergy) (Presbyterian Hageman, Howard G. - Minister of the North Reformed New Brunswick (Newark (N.J.) -- Church--NJ-- 285.732 H121 Church in Newark Our Reformed Church 1949 (tiny amount) Imprints) Freehold--Clergy) Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Pearce, Fuller, Andrew - Born 1754 in England. Ordained pastor A.M. Minister of the Gospel in Birmingham; of the Baptist Church and first secretary of the Baptist with extracts from some of his most E.B. Gould, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 286.1092 P315 P95me Missionary Society. Died 1815. interesting letters 1809 setting Biography (Fulton Avenue Baptist Church -- History) No specific NJ (Baltimore -- Maryland -Baptists -- U.S. -- 286.17526 H326 Hayes, David Kenneth A history of Fulton Avenue Baptist Church. 1973? setting - History) Clergy Rose, Henry Reuben - Minister of the Church of the No specific NJ (Newark (NJ) -- 289.1 R72 Redeemer, Newark. Why universalism appeals to me Newark, n.d. setting (Universalism). Imprints) Universalists Headquarters, Boston, No specific NJ 289.1 R721 Rose, Henry Reuben - (Same as above) The ABC of Universalism (19--) setting (Universalism). Mount Holly, Woodbridge, Rahway, This Woolman, John - Born 1720. American journalist and Benjamin & Jacob Plainfield, publication Quaker preacher. Most known for his advocacy for the Johnson, Philadelphia, Amboy, is not listed 289.6 W885wo 1800 abolition of slavery. Died 1772. The works of John Woolman. In two parts PA, 1800 Brunswick Autobiography in Clavis

A Brief Sketch of the Life of Anna (Slavery--U.S.)/ Backhouse, by one who knew her well, loved (Quakers -- United (Society of Friends 289.6092 B127 B76 Gurney, Eliza Paul? her much, and was often instructed by her Burlington, 1852 States -- Biography). [Quakers])

A journal or historic account of the life, Fox, George - Born 1624 in England. Leader in the travels, sufferings, Christian experiences, 289.6092 F831 Aa1jo Quaker Religious Movement of the 17th century. Died and labour of love, of that ancient, eminent, No specific NJ 1800 v. 1 1691 and faithful servent of Jesus Christ: Vol. I Isaac Collins, NY, 1800 setting Biography

A journal or historic account of the life, travels, sufferings, Christian experiences, (Quakers) (Penn-- 289.6092 F831 Aa1jo and labour of love, of that ancient, eminent, No specific NJ William, 1644- 1800 v. 2 Fox, George - (Same as above) and faithful servent of Jesus Christ: Vol. II Isaac Collins, NY, 1800 setting Biography 1718) Some account of the life and religious Grubb, Sarah - Born 1746 in Ireland. Businesswoman; labours of Sarah Grubb. With an appendix, largely associated with the Quakers. Ran her own mill. countaining an account of the schools at Helped to found the Newton School in Country Ackwoth and York, observations on (Quakers) (Penn-- Waterford and the Garryroan Meeting House in Country Christian discipline, and extracts from many No specific NJ William, 1644- 289.6092 G92 Aa1so Tipperary. Died in 1832. of her letters Isaac Collins, NY, 1795 setting Autobiography 1718) Includes two hand- Life and letters of Mary S. Lippincott: late of WM. H. Pile's Sons, Camden, written Lippincott, Mary S. - Born 1801. Minister in the Societry Camden, New Jersey, a minister in the Printers, Philadelphia, Moorestown, letters by 289.6092 L666 Aa1Li of Friends. Died 1888. Societry of Friends PA, 1893 Chesterville Autobiography (Quakers--NJ) author Melcher, Marguerite Fellows - Moved to Montclair in 1918 with husband, (New Jersey -- Imprints 289.8 M48 Frederic G. Melcher who was co-editor of Publishers The Shaker Adventure Princeton, 1941 -- Princeton). (Quakers--NJ) Church of God and Saints of Christ - Religious group History of the Church of God and Saints of Prophet Crowdie died 289.9 H62985 v.1 established in Lawrence, Kansas, by William Saunders Christ c1992 Newark & buried in Newark White, Alma - Born 1862 in Kinniconick, Lewis county. Religious leader who founded the Methodist Pentecostal Union Church in Denver, CO. Also founder of the Pentecostal Union Herold, renamed Pillar of Fire, now in Zaraphath, NJ. Became the first female bishop of any No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Imprints 289.9 W58 Christian church in 1918. Known for her involvement in The New Testament Church Zarephath, 1919 setting -- Zarephath) Looking back from Beulah: on the overruling and forming hand of God in the poverty and struggles of childhood, the hardships of later years; the battles, victories and joys of Pillar of Fire, Bound No specific NJ 289.9 W582 Aa1Lo White, Alma - (Same as above) sanctified life Brook, NJ, 1909 setting Autobiography Herzberg, Max J. - Principal, Weequahic High School, No specific NJ (Women 291.13 H445 Newark. Formerly Myths and their meanings 1948 (1931) setting (Mythology). evangelists) (East Asian The layman Revato : a story of a restless Religion/Buddhism, no mind in Buddhist India at the time of No specific NJ subject in 294 B86 Buffet, Edward P. - Jersey City native. Greek influence Jersey City, 1914 setting catalog) Bial, Morrison David - Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Sinai, (Judaism -- Prayers Summit, and An Offering of prayer : prayers and No specific NJ and 296 B4721 Rabbi of Temple Beth Shalom, Livingston. meditations, private and public Summit, 1962 setting devotions).

Foster, Solomon - Spiritual leader of Temple B'nai (Jews -- United States) (Jews -- Politics 296 F81 Jeshurun, Newark. The workingman and the synagogue. Newark, (1910?) Not set in NJ (Judaism) and goverrnment) Pilchik, Ely E. - Rabbi and scholar of Judaism. Born in Poland. Ordained in 1939 at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. Served as the spiritual leader at Congregation B'nai Jeshurun. Former president of the Central Judaism outside the Holy Land; the early No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' (Jewish diaspora) 296 P642 Conference of American Rabbis, the Jewish Book period 1964 setting works) (Judaism)

No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Imprints 296 P6422 Pilchik, Ely E. - (Same as above) Jeshurun essays Short Hills, 1967 setting -- Short Hills) Prinz, Joachim - Rabbi of Temple B'Nai Abraham in Little Brown & Co., No specific NJ (Jews -- Politics and 296 P9312 Newark. The dilemma of the modern Jew Boston, 1962 setting government -- 1948-) Random House, NY, No specific NJ (Marranos & Jewish Social 296 P9313 Prinz, Joachim - (Same as above) The Secret Jews 1973 setting Sephardim) conditions Weiner, Herbert - Rabbi of Temple Israel, South Orange, The wild goats of Ein Gedi; a journal of Doubleday & Co., No specific NJ 296 W435 NJ. religious encounters in the Holy Land. Garden City, NY, 1961 setting (Israel -- Religion) Kussy, Sarah - Born in Newark, founder of the Ladies' The Women's League of Patriotic Relief Society of Newark in 1898. Died in the United Synagogue, No specific NJ 296 W84 Newark on October 2, 1956. Handbook for Jewish women's organizations NYC, 1938 setting (Judaism)

The Festival service for the three festivals : Congregation B'Nai Written in Silberfeld, Julius - Rabbi of Congregation B'nai Pesach, Shabuoth and Succoth. Abraham, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Hebrew 296.437 F4293 Abraham, Newark. Pesach, the Feast of Passover 1928 setting (Passover) and English (Congregation Radical wrongs in the precepts and practices [Self-published], No specific NJ B'nai Abraham, 301 W69 Wilson, Jacob of civilized man. Newark, NJ, 1891 setting (Sociology) Newark, NJ) Small, Robert Van Dyke - Psychologist, writer, and lecturer. Born 1924. Served in the U.S. Army. Practiced Undercurrents; The Psycho-Social Neurosis Vantage Press, New 301.1 Sml psychology for the federal government. of Civilized Man. York 1971 Not set in NJ (Social psychology) Gallup, George - Graduate of The Lawrenceville School. Princeton University Buried in Press, Princeton, NJ, No specific NJ (U.S.-- social 301.154 G1311 Princeton Cemetery. A guide to public opinion polls 1948 setting (Public opinion polls) conditions) How it all ended. The decline and demise of (Twenty-first the West as reconstructed by century -- Johann Sebastian Barberini in the year of our Princeton (tiny Forecasts) (Socail 301.24 F96 Funaro, Sergio F. Lord 4776 1973 mention) Science Fiction, Not NJ history) Knowles, Edmond - Operations Research Analyst US E&E Enterprises, No specific NJ 301.42 K76 Army Electronics Dynamics of the family unit Howell, NJ, 1976 setting (Families) Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, No specific NJ 303.34 B256 Barnard, Chester I. - President, NJ Bell Telephone Co. The nature of leadership 1940 setting (Leadership) Wilson, Woodrow - President of Princeton University Princeton University from 1902 to 1910, Press, Princeton, NJ, No specific NJ 303.34 W695 Governor of New Jersey from 1911 to 1913. He also Leaders of Men 1952 setting (Leadership) Winters, Stanley B. - Distinguished Professor Emeritus The achievement of Lewis Mumford : New of History at the NJIT, along with positions at NYU and Jersey Institute of Technology, (Mumford, Lewis, 1895- 303.483 W73 Rutgers University. Newark, October 14-17, 1985 c1987 NJIT, Newark 1990 -- Congresses) Paterson & NJ Hawes, Elizabeth - Born in Ridgewood, NJ. American Why women cry : or, Wenches with Reynal & Hitchcock, law (p. 125 & p. (Women -- Social 305.42 H315 fashion designer and fasion critic. Died 1971 wrenches Inc., NY, 1943 138) conditions) (African American Ain't I a woman : Black women and South End Press, No specific NJ women -- Social (Women-- 305.420973 H76 Hooks, Bell feminism Boston, MA, 1981 setting conditions) employment) Rodgers-Rose, La Frances - Taught at Rutgers University, at Princeton University for sixteen years, and most recently at Drew University. Honored by the governor of New Jersey , the General Sage Publications, No specific NJ (African American (Sexism & Signed by 305.48896073 B5619 Assembly and the The Black Woman Beveryly Hills, 1980 setting women) Feminism--U.S.) author 305.48896073 T698 Travis, Nancy - Born 1962 in Newark, NJ. Graduate of Me and Rosemary, revolutionary teens: a No specific NJ Aa1me Spelman College. memior of 3rd world girls [Self published], 1986 setting Autobiography African American The Bedminister Press, No specific NJ (U.S.--social women--NJ-- 305.568 W155sk Wallace, Samuel E. Skid row as a way of life Totowa, NJ, 1965 setting conditions) Newark) An empirical investigation of racial (Social interaction; differences in social perception and No specific NJ Social perception; 305.80019 H19 Hankerson, William Perry interpersonal interaction 1978 setting Ethnopsychology) (Tramps) Raritan, Jersey City, Orange County, Swedesboro, Adamic, Louis - Shot himself at his residence in Milford, Harper & Brothers, NY Trenton, (United States -- Race 305.800973 Ad1n NJ. A nation of nations & London, 1945 Burlington relations) . University of Notre (Hispanic Americans -- Abalos, David T. - Professor of religious studies and Latinos in the United States : the sacred and Dame Press, Notre No specific NJ Ethnic identity & Signed by 305.868073 Ab1 sociology at Seton Hall University. the political Dame, Indiana, 1986 setting cultural assimilation) author Winters, Stanley B. - Distinguished Professor Emeritus The impact of the Dual Alliance upon the of History at the NJIT, along with positions at NYU and Slavs of the Austro-Hungarian No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 305.8918 W73 Rutgers University. monarchy : a centennial reappraisal 1980? setting works) Bean, Cathy Bao - Taught philosophy at Montclair State College, & Jersey City State College, member of the Board of the New Jersey Council for the Teaneck, (Chinese American Humanities; and a member of The Star-Ledger The chopsticks-fork principle : a memoir and We Press, Allamuchy, Elmwood women -- New Jersey -- 305.8951073 B374 Scholarship Committee. manual NJ, 2002 Park Biography) Eichelberger, William L. - Chaplain-Director of the (Families & Campus Christian Westminister Press, interracial 305.896073 Ei25 Foundation of Rutgers University and Newark college of Reality in black and white Philadelphia, PA, 1969 Newark (U.S. -- Race relations) marriage) Jones, LeRoi (Imamu Amiri Baraka) - Born in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied (African philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was William Morrow & Co., No specific NJ Americans) (Black 305.896073 J72 intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified Home: social essays NY, 1966 setting (U.S. --race relations) Power) Logan, Spencer - Grew up in Elizabeth, briefly attended The Macmillan Elizabeth, 305.896073 L823 Rutgers University. A Negro's faith in America Company, NY, 1946 Plainfield (African Americans) Tomas, Rossi - Attended Bloomfield Technical, NJ, Pageant Press, Inc., NY, No specific NJ (Tomas, Rossi -- 305.896073 T591th resides in East Orange, NJ. This America is also my country 1965 setting (African Americans) 1926 Travel) Wright , Nathan - Chairman of the National Conference (U.S. --race relations) on Black Power (African Americans -- in Newark during the race riots there in 1967, he became Black power and urban unrest; creative Hawthorn Books, Inc., Newark, Civil rights & Thomas, Rossi, 305.896073 W934bL communications possibilities NY, 1967 Paterson. Psychology) 1926--Travel) Cotton is king, and, Pro-slavery arguments: comprising the writings of Hammond, Harper, Christy, String fellow, Hodge, Pritchard, Abbott & Bledsoe, and Cartwright, on this important Loomis, Augusta, GA, No specific NJ (Fugitive slaves -- Law (Black power-- 306.362 EL52 Elliott, E. N. - President of Planters' College, Mississippi. subject. 1860 setting and legislation -- U.S.) U.S.) McGinnis, Tom - Psychotherapist at The Counseling and Prentice Hall Inc., (Adultery -- Social Psychotherapy More than just a friend : the joys and Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Fair Lawn (tiny aspects -- Sexual (Slavery 306.73 M17 Center in Fair Lawn, NJ. disappointments of extramarital affairs 1981 amount) aspects--U.S.) justification) Witomski, T.R. - Contributing author from Toms River, Gay life : leisure, love and living for the Doubleday & Co., No specific NJ (Male homosexuality -- 306.7662 G25 NJ. contemporary gay male Garden City, NY, 1986 setting United States) Marriage--U.S (Male prostitution, sodomy, vice control-- Pederasts and others : urban culture and France--Paris--History-- Peniston, William A. - Manager of the Library and sexual identity in nineteenth-century Harrington Park Press, No specific NJ 19th cent.-- case 306.7662 P378pe Archives at the Newark Museum. Paris. NY, 2004 setting studies)

Greenleaf's New York, Connecticut, & New (France--politics & Jersey Almanack, or dairy, with an government--1780- Ephemeris for the year of our Lord 1793; … Trenton, New 1940) (France-- Calculated for the meridian, and horizon of [Printed by] Thomas Brunswick, (Almanacs--American-- social conditions-- 310 G84 Greenleaf, Thomas New-York ... Greenleaf, NY, 1793 Burlington NJ, NY, CT) 19th cent.) Amboy, Burlington, Hackensack, Greenleaf's New York, Connecticut, & New Huntingdon, Jersey Almanack, or dairy, with an [Printed by] Thomas Piscataway, (Almanacs--American-- 310 G841 Greenleaf, Thomas Ephemeris for the year of our Lord 1797; … Greenleaf, NY, 1791? Sandy Hook NJ, NY, CT) Amboy, Burlington, Young, David Philom - Born 1781. Astronomer, school Hackensack, teacher, and co-founder of the Famer's Almanac . Added Huntingdon, "Philom" meaning "lover of mathematics" to his name Piscataway, because of his aptitude for math. Served as the editor for The Citizen & Farmer's Almanac, For the [Printed by] Jacob Sandy Hook, (Almanacs--American-- 310 Y08 the Farmer's Almanac until his death in 1852. year of our Lord 1819 … Mann, Morristown, 1818 Cape May NJ) Amboy, Burlington, Hackensack, Huntingdon, Hutchin's improved Almanac, for the year of Piscataway, our Lord 1836: ... Calculated for the Sandy Hook, meridian of New York; fitted to equal or Benjamin Olds, Newark, Cape May, 310 Y081 Young, David Philom - (Same as above) clock time. NJ, 1835 Newark (Almanacs--NJ) Tillett, Paul - Associated with the Eagleton Institute of New Brunswick Politics at Rutgers University, played a major part in the Basic Books Inc., NY & (very tiny (Politics, Practical) 320.023 P755 planning of Livingston College and have Tillett Hall The political vocation London, 1965 amount) (Political science) Baraka, Imamu Amiri (LeRoi Jones) - Born in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was Toward the creation of political intitutions [Reprinted from] Black East Orange, p. (African Americans-- 320.973 B23 (2c.) intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified for all African peoples World, October 1972 12 suffrage) United States -- Social Personality or Hitlerism: the text of an No specific NJ conditions -- 1933- 320.5330943 H653 Hochstein, Philip - Editor of the Newark Star-Ledger. address New Jersey?, 1940 setting 1945) (Elections--U.S.) Baraka, Imamu Amiri (LeRoi Jones) - Born in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was Third World Press, No specific NJ Black Muslims -- 320.5408996 B23 intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified Kawaida studies: the new nationalism Chicago, IL, 1972 setting Doctrines) Reed, Thomas H. & Doris D. Reed - Thomas H. Reed The Law Center of New was a professor of Municipal Government in the Preparing college men and women for York University, NY, No specific NJ Political science--study (Black power-- 320.7 R25 University of Michigan. politics 1952 setting and teaching U.S.) Frelinghuysen, Theodore - Born in 1787 in Franklin Township, he graduated from the College of New Jersey Speech of Mr. Frelinhuysen of New Jersey, (now Princeton University) in 1804, he set up a law delivered in the Senate of the United States, practice in Newark, became Attorney General of NJ in April 6, 1830, on the bill for an exchange of 1817, Mayor of Newark from 1837 until 1838, and 7th lands with the Indians residing in any of the Office of the National (Indians of North President of Rutgers College between 1850 and 1862. He states or territories, and for their removal Journal, Washington, No specific NJ America -- Government 320.8 F88 died in New Brunswick, NJ, in 1862. Upon its west of the Mississippi. D.C., 1830 setting relations) Paine, Thomas - Born 1737 in Norfolk, Englang. Political The political writings of Thomas Paine; to activist and theorist, philosopher, revolutionary, and which is prefixed a brief sketch of the George H. Evans, author. Author of the well-known pamplet Common author's life, a new edition with additions. Granville, Middleton, Trenton, (New Jersey -- Imprints 320.8 P16 v.1 Sensse . Died 1809. Vol. I NJ, 1839 Princeton -- Middletown) The political writings of Thomas Paine; to which is prefixed a brief sketch of the George H. Evans, author's life, a new edition with additions. Granville, Middleton, Sussex County (New Jersey -- Imprints 320.8 P16 v.2 Paine, Thomas - (Same as above) Vol. II NJ, 1837 briefly mentioned -- Middletown) Touré, Sekou - Proclaimed Guinea's independence from France and became The political leader considered as the Jihad Productions, No specific NJ 320.8 T641 its first president in 1958. representative of a culture. Newark, NJ, Newark setting (Leadership) Griggs, John William - Born in Newton, Sussex County, NJ, where he attended the Collegiate Institute, member of Newark, Trenton, NJ state house of assembly in 1875, member of New Paterson, Jersey Jersey state senate from Passaic County, 1883-88, Addresses; political speeches, memorial City, among other delegate to Republican National Convention from NJ, orations, and addresses delivered under major NJ cities (New Jersey -- (Africa-- 320.973 G875 1888, Governor of NJ, 1896-98. various civic, industrial and social auspices. Paterson?, 1930 on p73 Politicians) colonization) The burden of self-government : an address Howard, Walter E. - From Middlebury Collge, Vermont, delivered before the Wednesday Club of (Newark (N.J.) -- 321.8 H83 visting The Wednesday Club of Newark, NJ. Newark, New Jersey Newark, 1908 Imprints)

Oktober utjan a szabad vilagban. Valogatott (Hungarian Freedom cikkek, eloadasok es tanulmanyok az elmult Herp, Munchen Fighters Federation -- negyedszazad emigracios kuzdelmeibol, (Munich), Germany, History/ Hungarian Book is 322.4209439 P75 Pogany Andras - South Orange attorney. 1960-1984. (Written in Hungarian) 1985 Americans) signed

A NJ farm (Conscientious (Hungarian politics Naeve, Lowell - Imprisoned for being a resister to the Libertarian Press, Glen mentioned on objectors -- United & government-- 323 N12 draft during World War II. A field of broken stones Gardner, NJ, 1950 p108 States) 1945-1989) An essay on the natural equality of men; on the rights that result from it, and on Brown, William Laurence - Professor of moral the duties which it imposes. To which a philosophy, and the law of nature, and of ecclesiastical silver medal was adjudged by the history in the university; and Minister of the English Teylerian society at Haarlem, April 1792. John Wallis, Newark, No specific NJ 323.4 B81 church at Utrecht. Cor. and enl. NJ, 1802 setting (Natural law) A school board in The Viking Press, NY, NJ mentioned (Civil rights -- United 323.4 K8313 Konwitz, Milton R. - Died in Long Branch, NJ Expanding liberties. 1966 (p17) States)

Meier, August. - Born and raised in Newark, he served as New currents in the civil rights movement, Reprinted from New secretary of the Newark branch of the NAACP in reprinted from New Politics, Summer Politics, no publication, No specific NJ (New politics) (African 323.4 M472 1951–52, and again in 1956–57. 1963. 1963 setting American civil rights) Open Road Press Inc., Schroeder, Theodore - Formed the Free Speech League, a Where speech is not free - in the U.S.A.: an Mays Landing, NJ, (New Jersey -- Imprints 323.4 Sch71 precursor to the American Civil Liberties Union, in 1902. appeal to the record 1944. -- Mays Landing) Weingast, David E. - Teacher of history and department NJ Governor chairman in Newark high schools, and lecturer in Julian essner, Inc., NY, Meyner (Presidents -- United 324.7 W43 political science at Rutgers University. We elect a President. 1962 mentioned (p34) States -- Election) Unconscionable conscience and after the event : being two letters to the editor (Newark (N.J.) -- (Juvenile 324.973 Ad177 Adams, Frederic of the Orange journal Newark, 1884 Imprints) literature) South Orange, little END The history of the American Council of mention of FRED Baretski, Charles Allan - Writer and historian. Served as Polish Cultural Clubs, 1948-1973; our Passaic & (American Council of KPELI'S 325.7 B23 the senior librarian to the Newark Public Library. quarter-century. (Newark? N.J.), 1973 Newark Polish Cultural Clubs) WORK Broderick, Francis L. & August Meier (edited by) - Meier was born in Newark. He also worked at the War Department Agency in Newark. From 1951-1952 and Negro Protest Thought in the Twentieth No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 326 B78 from 1956-1957 he was the Secretary of the Newark Century Newark NJ, 1965 setting works) Genovese, Eugene D. - American historian, known for his writings on the Civil War and slavery. Born 1930 in The Political Economy of Slavery: studies in Pantheon Books, NY, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Authors' 326 G28 Brooklyn, NY. Died 2012. the economy and society of the slave South 1965 setting works) Jones, Leroi (Imamu Amiri Baraka) - Born in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was (Black power-- 326 J721 intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified Raise: Race:Rays:Raze Newark, NJ Newark (U.S. -- Race relations) U.S.) Black educator's Wright, Nathan Jr. (edited by) - Worked as an executive opinion on education (African director for the Episcopal Diocese of the Newark, NJ No specific NJ reformation--Not New Americans -- 326.7 W932 Department of Urban Work from 1964-69. What Black Educators are Saying. Newark, NJ setting Jersey Education) Powell, Aaron M. - Born 1832 in NY. Quaker social (Antislavery reformer and activist in the anti-slavery movement. movements) Editor of the National Temperance Advocate and the Anna Rice Powell, (Abolitionists-- National Anti-Slavery Stand and a founder of the Personal reminiscences of anti-slavery and Plainfield, NJ; Caulon No specific NJ U.S.) 326.8092 P871 Aa1pe American Purity Alliance. Died 1899. other reforms and reformers Press, NY, 1899 setting Autobiohraphy (Abolistionist) Hirschmann, Ira - Born 1901 in Baltimore, Maryland. publisist, pianist, diplomat. Founder and president of the (Diplomats--U.S.) New Friends of Music. Served as a confidant for La David McKay Company, Princeton, p. 6; (Businessmen-- 327.2092 H617 Aa1ca Guardia and served on his Kitchen Cabinet. Worked Caution to the winds NY, 1962 Newark Autobiography U.S.) 55th Congress, 2nd No specific NJ Session Senate 328.2 P774 Pomeroy, Eltweed - Born and lived in Newark, NJ. Direct Legislation, Etc. 1860 setting Document #340 (Referendum) Kirkpatrick, Sophia A. - Born 1802. Known for her Memorial of the character and virtues of her association with Queens College (now known as Rutgers beloved husband, who died at Sunday, Biography/ (Legislatures -- 328.73092 K636 University). She listed Rutgers College as her estate's August 15, 1859, offered to his relatives and Press of J. Terhune, New (Kirkpatrick, Littleton, United States -- K63me residuary legatee. Died 1871. friends Brunswick, NJ, 1859 New Brunswick 1797-1859) Biography) (United States -- Orange, NJ. The James Jones Politics and Jason Jones: The life of an American Chronicle Publishing No specific NJ Biogrpahy -- Not New government) 329 M36 Martin, James (edited by) Politician Co. 1909. setting Jersey Legislatures--U.S Health and Economics (Depressions -- Gangreen'd Gold Dust: A Life Size Pen- Anti-Outlaw Club, Pamphlet-Not New 1929 -- United 330.19 C352 Chambliss, William H. Sketch of Outlaw Prosperity Montclair NJ 1933 Montclair, NJ Jersey States) Johnson, Robert Wood - Founded (along with his (Industrial brothers James and Mead) the Johnson & Johnson Relations -- United factory in New Brunswick, NJ. Set up the Johnson New States) (Economic Brunswick Foundation which gives donations to People must live and work together or forfeit Country Life Press No specific NJ Ethics of Employment- policy -- United 330.1 J635 underprivileged health facilities in New Brunswick, NJ. freedom Garden City, NY 1946 setting Not New Jersey States)

Employment ethics and 330.1 J712 Jones, Thomas Cuptin Just Compensation Summit, NJ 1935 Summit, NJ rights-Not New Jersey (Economics) 330.1 J712 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE (Economic Security -- The New Jersey Economics-Not New Economic 330.973 J634 Johnson, G.A. One Way Out or Economic Law Publishers Newark, NJ 1939 Jersey Stabilization) Van Fossan, Robert V. - Chief executive officer of Mutual Benefit of Newark, since 1972. Chairman of 46th Annual Honorary (United States -- Renaissance Newark Inc. and Newark Performing Arts Director's Dinner Economic Corporation. Trustee of the Newark Museum and of the A time to Reflect: 46th Annual Honorary Kansas City, Missouri No specific NJ Speech--Not New Conditions -- 1971- 330.973 V266 Community Foundation of New Jersey. Primary founder Director's Dinner Speech 1976 setting Jersey 1981) (Comparative economics) (Economic Can we win the economic race with Russia: conditions -- Shanks, Carrol M. - Carrol M. Shanks was the president an address by Carrol M Shanks, President. United States) of The Prudential Insurance Company of America in The Prudential Insurance Company of (Soviet Union 1946. Prudential's first corporate office was made in America before the 57th Annual Convention Atlantic City, NJ Economics pamphlet- Economic 330.9 Ah14 Newark, NJ in the 1880s by John F. Dryden. of the New Jersey Bankers Association. Atlantic City, NJ 1960 1960 Not New Jersey conditions) (Labor Unions -- Organizing -- United States -- History -- 20th Farber, Henry S. - Henry S. Farber is the Hughes-Rogers Century) (Labor Professor of Economics and a research associate of the Union Success in Representation Elections: No specific NJ Unions--Not New Unions 331.8912 F221un industrial relations section at Princeton University. Why does Unit Size matter? Princeton, NJ 2001 setting Jersey Recognition)

(Skilled labor -- New Jersey -- Newark -- History) Roots of the American working class: the History of (Working Class) industrialization of crafts in Newark, 1800- UPENN PRESS, industrialization in (Social 331.7 B6221 Hirsch, Susan E. - 1860 Philadelphia, 1978 Newark, NJ Newark, NJ Conditions) Kessler, Henry J. - Born on April 10, 1896 in Newark, New Jersey. He assisted the medical director of the NJ Accidental Injuries: The medico-legal History of Workmen's Rehabilitation Commission from 1921 to 1941. In 1949 aspects of Workmen's Compensation and No specific NJ Compensation--Not 331.82 K48 Kessler founded the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation Public Liability. Philadelphia, 1941 setting New Jersey

Brangman, Gerald A. - Gerald A. Brangman lived in Vantage Press, New No specific NJ Bermudian race history- (Working Class -- 331.87 B735 Belleville, NJ Thank You Dr. E. F. Brangman York 1973 setting -Not New Jersey Bermuda Islands) Mathews, Byron C. - Byron C. Mathews Ph.D. was a G.P Putnam's Sons New No specific NJ Economics ethics--Not 331 M42 professor of Economics at Barringer High School in Our Irrational Distribution of Wealth York, 1908 setting New Jersey (Wealth) Winters, Stanley B. - Stanley B. Winters is was a Czechoslovakian Labor professor of history at the Newark College of Engineering Trends in labor historiography in Labor History Journal, No specific NJ History--Not New 331 W73 in New Jersey (Small bio in the book) Czechoslovakia 1969 setting Jersey O'Neill, Barbara - Barbara O'Neill, CFP is a professor at the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, and is Rutgers Cooperative Extension's Extension Specialist in Financial Resource Management. Saving on a Shoestring: How to cut Dearborn Financial No specific NJ Financial Planning-- 332.024 On2 From August 1978 to June 2004, she was Family and expenses, reduce debt, stash more cash. Publishing, Inc setting Not New Jersey Kemmerer, Edwin Walter - Edwin Walter Kemmerer The ABC of the Federal Reserve System: Ph.D. was a professor at Princeton University and was Why the federal reserve system was called Princeton University History of the Federal made the first director of its new International Finance into being, the main features of it Press, Princeton NJ No specific NJ Reserve Act--Not New 332.1 K3113 Section organization, and how it works. 1936 setting Jersey (Provident The old bee hive: commemorating one Insitution for hundred years as a mutual savings bank in History of Provident Savings in Jersey 332.21 Ol15 Jersey City Jersey City, 1939 Jersey City, NJ Bank in Jersey City, NJ City -- History) Scott Printing Co, Jersey No specific NJ Economics ethics--Not 332.40 S8 O'Sullivan, Denis Currency, Corruption and Crime City NJ setting New Jersey Economics and Secular Church of Social Science - New The Martian Publishing No specific NJ Religion--Not New 332.4 Se2 Secular Church of Social Science - New World Order World Order Co Newark NJ, 1930 setting Jersey Reprinted from The Annals of the American Shanks, Carrol M. - Carrol M. Shanks was the president Academy of Political of The Prudential Insurance Company of America in and Social Science, 1946. Prudential's first corporate office was made in Philadelphia Vol326, pp No specific NJ Inflation discussion-- 332.4 Sh1 Newark, NJ in the 1880s by John F. Dryden. Should we accept inflation? 47-54. 1959 setting Not New Jersey Onafowora, Olusoga - Olusoga Onafowora worked together with Dr. Harry Smith (president Essex County College in Newark, NJ). He also worked with Reverend Allstate Publishishing No specific NJ Lagos Stock Exchange-- 332.60 N1 Miles J. Austin (pastor of Bethel Baptist Church in Operations, Problems and Prospects Co, Newark NJ. 1975 setting Not New Jersey Schuckers, J.W. - Lived in Newark, NJ at the time of his Economy during the death in 1901. He was one of the New Jersey Finances and paper money of the John Campbell & Son, No specific NJ Revolutionary War-Not 332 ASCH7 Commissioners to the Pan-American exposition. revolutionary war Philadelphia 1874 setting New Jersey Arthur W. Cross, Inc. No specific NJ Financial Planning-- 332 B32 Battin, William I., Jr. Saving, Investment and Employment Newark, NJ 1944 setting Not New Jersey History and science of money piracy of the No specific NJ History of money-Not 332 J48 Jerolaman, Theo gold standard fully exposed Belleville, NJ setting New Jersey Schuckers, J.W. - Lived in Newark, NJ at the time of his The New York National Banker's Panic of death in 1901. He was one of the New Jersey 1893-A contribution to the Social and No specific NJ History of Depression 332 Sch71 Commissioners to the Pan-American exposition. Political History of the American People. Newark, NJ setting of 1893 Robert Schalkenbach No specific NJ Economics--Not New 333.3 B675 Rusby, George L. Economics Simplified Foundation, NY setting Jersey Mullaney, Marie Marmo - Received a BA in History and Political Science at Seton Hall University and an MA and Revolutionary Women: Gender and the Praeger Publishers, NY No specific NJ Women's Studies--Not 335.008842 M91 PhD in History from Rutgers University. She currently Socialist Revolutionary Role 1983 setting New Jersey Morris, Robert - Born and raised in Jersey City, NJ and graduated from Saint Peter's College. In 1958 he ran, but lost, for the Republican Party nomination for the United States Senate from New Jersey. Morris was also a Communism in prominent anti-communist who served as chief counsel The Bookmailer, NY No specific NJ America--Not New 335.430973 M833 to the United States Senate Subcommittee on Internal No wonder we are losing 1958 setting Jersey Weingast, David E. - Principal of Central Evening High School in Newark NJ and was also the Chairman of the This is Communism: The Communist Communism in History Department at East Side High School in Newark Conspiracy in the United States and in the Oxford Book Company, No specific NJ America--Not New 335.4309 W435 NJ. Edward F. Kennelly provides a forward and he was World NY 1959 setting Jersey Vail, Charles H. - Minister at the First Universalist Comrade, So-operative No specific NJ Socialism-Not New 335 V191 Church of Jersey City, New Jersey and ran for Governor Modern Socialism Company, 1897 setting Jersey Morrow, D.W. - Director of the National War Savings Montclair+Newar Committee for the State of New Jersey during WW1 and Montclair+Newark+Tren k+Trenton+Plainf Speeches by Morrow in 336.7 M83 was described as one of the richest men in NJ. The exertions of a whole people ton+Plainfield, NJ ield, NJ NJ-Not New Jersey

Loss Control: A Safety Guidebook for Trades Van Nostrand Reinhold No specific NJ Safety Guide--Not in 338.4 M43 Matwes, George and Helen and Services Company, NY 1973 setting New Jersey Cieresko, Benjamin - Benjamin Cieresko, B.L.L was an Associated Publishers, No specific NJ Depression--Not in 338.542 C485 attorney and counselor of law in NJ. Depressions: Causes and Solution NY 1933 setting New Jersey George L Record, Record, George L. - From Jersey City, NJ and the Memorial Association, No specific NJ Poverty/Social Issues-- 338.973 R242 Chairman of the National Republican League. How to Abolish Poverty. Jersey City NJ 1936 setting Not in New Jersey Monopolies and G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY No specific NJ Industry--Not In New 338 B17 Baker, Charles W. Monopolies and the People 1890 setting Jersey Stark, Harry F. - Received a PhD Economics from Rutgers in 1958 and worked for 38 years at Rutgers. He also was a member of the American Arbitration Rutgers University, New No specific NJ Work Productivity--Not 338 St27 Association and served the N.J. Public Employment Productivity and Bargaining Brunswick NJ 1974 setting In New Jersey O'Flaherty, Brendan - Economics professor at Columbia University. He also has worked with the Cory Booker Rational Commitment: A Foundation for Duke University Press, No specific NJ Macroeconomics--Not 339 Of4 administration to reform the finances of Newark, NJ. Macroeconomics Durham 1985 setting in New Jersey Carter, Robert L. - Raised in Newark NJ. He was the general counsel of the NAACP in 1956. He was also an Autobiography--Set in activist and has membership in many organizations A Matter of Law: A memoir of Struggle in The New Press, NY. No specific NJ Newark during his 340.092 C246 including the National Conference of Black Lawyers the Cause of Equal Rights. 2005 setting childhood Jayne, Wilfred H. - President of the People's National Press of MacCrellish & Bank in Lakewood, NJ. He lived out the rest of his life in Quigley Co., Trenton, No specific NJ Legal jargon--Not in 340.8 J33 Elizabeth, NJ. Quipsome Quotations and Pithy Paragraphs NJ. setting New Jersey Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - Born in Newark in 1888 and attended Newark High School. Vanderbilt was also the No specific NJ Law history--Not in 340.8 V281 Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from Studying Law NYU, 1955 setting New Jersey Gordon, Francis Leo - Born in Jersey City, NJ and received a degree from St. Peter's College in Jersey City. He also practiced dentistry in Newark, NJ for 12 years. Frederick Fell Inc., No specific NJ Law--Not in New 340.9 G56 He then became the administrative secretary to governor Laughter is legal Publishers, 1950 setting Jersey Murdoch Law Book Building a Law Business; How to advertise Company, East Orange No specific NJ Law Business--Not in 340 M94 Murdoch, George H. in Proper Ways. A book of ways and means NJ 1910. setting New Jersey (Lawyers -- Legal Ethics -- United Law ethics-I conference States) (Law -- at Seton Hall Study and Seton Hall University Centennial Law Day: Seton Hall University University School of Teaching -- United 340 Se7 No specific author Conference on Professional Responsibility. School of Law, 1956 Newark, NJ Law in Newark, NJ States) The Harvard Law School Association of New Jersey: The Harvard T. Vanderbilt Lecture Law lecture--Delivered Sutherland, Arthur E. - Harvard professor and law clerk Series. Scientific Premises and Judicial Harvard Law School, at the Newark Public 340 SU8 for the Supreme Court. Conclusions 1958 Newark NJ Library Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - Born in Newark in 1888 and attended Newark High School. Vanderbilt was also the Alfred A. Knopf Inc, No specific NJ Law Studies--Not in 340 V28 Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from Men and Measures in the Law 1949 setting New Jersey

John Randolph Tucker Memorial Lectures given at Washington+Lee No specific NJ Law jargon-Not in New 340 V281 Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - (Same as above) Forensic Persuasion University, 1950 setting Jersey Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - Born in Newark in 1888 and attended Newark High School. Vanderbilt was also the Judges and Jurors: Their Functions, Boston University Press, No specific NJ American Jurors-Not in 340 V2811 Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from Qualifications and Selection Boston 1956 setting New Jersey New Brunswick, Newark, Morristown, South River, Perth Amboy, Forum Publishing Caldwell, Karcher, Joseph T. - Served in the NJ State Assembly Company, Boston, MA, Westfield, 340.092 K143 K14ep from 1930 to 1933. Epitaph for Ellen 1963 Sayreville Biography

Sayreville, New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Highland Park, Elizabeth, (Legislatures-- Meador Publishing Newark, spouses--NJ) 340.092 K144 Aa1ma Karcher, Joseph T. - (Same as above) Main street lawyer Company, Boston, 1959 Metuchen, etc. Autobiography (Marriage) Stern, Herbert J. - Lawyer in New Jersey who formerly served as a federal judge of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey and as U.S. Judge for Berlin. Most remembered for his involvement in U.S. v. Universe Books, NY No specific NJ United States v. Tiede-- 341.722 ST4 Tiede, an aircraft hijacking prosecution that was the sole Judgment in Berlin 1984 setting Not in New Jersey (Legislatures--NJ) Puond, Roscoe; McIlwain, Charles H.; Nichols, Roy F. - Roscoe Pond was Dean at Harvard University. Charles H. McIlwain was a professor at Princeton University. Roy F. Federalism as a Democratic Process: Essays Rutgers University Nichols was born in Newark, NJ and received a by Roscoe Pound, Charles H. McIlwain and Press, New Brunswick No specific NJ Law and Government-- 342.73 P86 Bachelor's and Master's from Rutgers University. He is Roy Nichols. NJ 1942 setting Not in New Jersey

Off the Beaten Road: a study of the character Moore, Frank - Superintendent of the New Jersey of the offender and society's duty toward Offender Reformatory in 1909 and the president of the American him, together with discussions to help him New Jersey Reformatory Rehabilitation: Rahway 343 M78 Prison Association. establish a normal moral manhood. Print, 1926. Rahway, NJ NJ The Farmer's Guide, containing correct precedents of Statements of demand in a variety of actions, laid down in so plain a manner that all persons can draw legal There is no clear author of this short book, though it is instruments of writing with out employing an G. A Hull, Newark NJ No specific NJ Legal Do-It-Yourself-- (Forms (Laws) -- 347.2 F22 indicated that a lawyer did write it. attorney. 1836 setting Not in New Jersey United States) Sills, Arthur J. - Attorney General of New Jersey from 1962 to 1970. He became a controversial figure during the 1967 Newark riots after writing a memo encouraging state police to compile detailed dossiers on people taking The Problem and status of bail reform in the No specific NJ Bail reform--Not in 347.30556 SI3 part in demonstrations. Founded his own firm based in United States. Arthur Sills, 1964. setting New Jersey (Evidence (Law) -- Frelinghuysen, John -Born in Harlingen, Somerset United States) County, New Jersey. He was also a counselor at Law in Privileged Communications as a Branch of Honetman & Co., No specific NJ Law Studies--Not in (Confidential 347.30564 H125 Princeton, NJ. Legal Evidence. Somerville NJ 1889 setting New Jersey Communications) Rogers, Andrew J. - Born in Hamburg, NJ. He also Speech of Hon. Andrew J. Rogers, of NJ, of represented New Jersey's 4th congressional district in the the confiscation of rebel property. Delivered Constitutional Union Land Laws of the 19th United States House of Representatives from 1863 to in the House of Representatives, January 21, Office, Washington D.C No specific NJ Century--Not in New 347.305773 R635 1867. 1864. 1864 setting Jersey Albano, Nicholas - Magistrate of the third Criminal D.S. Colyer, Newark, 347.49051 AL1 Court, Newark. Good Morning Judge! 1932 Newark Police Court (Law Anecdotes) 347.49051 AL1 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE 347.49051 AL1 DUPLICATE 347.49051 AL1 DUPLICATE Griffith, William - Born in Bound Brook NJ. Ran a private practice in Burlington, NJ. Served as a Surrogate The Scrivener's Guide containing concise for Burlington County, NJ from 1790 to 1799 Was a precedents with practical notes and David Allison, No specific NJ Business Deals Guide-- 347.93 G871 member of the Common Council of the City of explanations. Burlington NJ 1813 setting Not in New Jersey The Scrivener's Guide containing concise precedents with practical notes and David Allison, No specific NJ Business Deals Guide-- 347.93 G871 Griffith, William - (Same as above) explanations. Burlington NJ 1813 setting Not in New Jersey

Every Man his own lawyer or the several modes of commencing and conducting actions in the court for the trial of small causes in the state of New Jersey, Rendered plain and easy with a variety of forms for drawing statements of demand, together with Hewson, James - Served as a justice of the peace of New numerous references to the state laws and Aaron Guest, Newark NJ Various courts all Small Civil dispute 347.9 H49 Jersey in 1841. decisions of the supreme court. 1841. over NJ cases in NJ Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - Born in Newark in 1888 and College of Law attended Newark High School. Vanderbilt was also the Improving the administration of Justice--- University of Cincinnati, No specific NJ Law Reform--Not in 347.9 V281 Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from Two Decades of Development 1957 setting New Jersey County Government in Essex, NJ: An outline Gray, Walter S. - Served as the County Supervisor of of its origin, its history and its functions Hall of Records, Newark County Government- 351.74931 C832 Essex NJ in 1953. today. NJ 1953 Essex County, NJ Essex County NJ Roeder, Adolph - Reverend who resided in Orange, NJ. Issac H. Blanchard Co, No specific NJ Citizenship--Not in 352 R62 Chapters from this book were published in the Newark Practical Citizenship in Three Parts NY 1908 setting New Jersey Parker, Richard W. - Graduate of Princeton College. Admitted to the bar of NJ in 1870 and commenced to Richard Wayne Parker, Atlantic City, NJ Court Systems before 353.5 P22 practice in Newark. Also a member of the NJ General The United States Courts 1910 1910 the NJ state bar Berry, Margaret K. & Howe, Samuel B. - Both were involved in the Newark, NJ school district. Howe was Actual Democracy: The Problems of Prentice Hall, INC NY No specific NJ Social Structure-Not in 353 B45 also a minister for a church in New Brunswick NJ. America 1923 setting New Jersey Vanderbilt, Arthur T. - Born in Newark in 1888 and attended Newark High School. Vanderbilt was also the The Doctrine of the Separation of Powers The University of No specific NJ 353 V28 Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from and its Present-Day Signifance Nebraska Press, 1953 setting Law-Not in New Jersey Wright, Roy V.; Wright, Eliza G.; Cullimore, Allan R. - Association Press, NY No specific NJ Civics-Not in New 353 W931 Allan R. Cullimore served as president of the Newark How to be a responsible Citizen 1941 setting Jersey Captains of the Old World as compared with the great modern strategists, their campaigns, History of Ancient characters and conduct. From the Persian t No specific NJ Wars--Not in New 355 H41 Herbert, Henry William - English immigrant and writer. the Punic wars. Charles Scribner, 1851 setting Jersey Hinsdale, William Russell - Native of Orange, NJ. He was an important asset to the Allied navies during WW1. Before entering the navy, he served as an engineer in WW1 Analysis from a Orange NJ. Described as the "man who baited the No specific NJ WW1 Veteran-Not in 359 Wg2 German Submarine" by President Wilson and other high Who won the war? NY Herald Co, 1919 setting New Jersey (United States -- Simon, William E. - Born in Paterson NJ. He graduated Economic Policy -- from Newark Academy. Served in the U.S. Army Readers Digest Press- 1971-1981) (Liberty -- (infantry). He and his sons founded William E. Simon & McGraw Hill Book No specific NJ Individualism -- Social 361.610973 Si5 Sons, a global merchant bank with offices in New Jersey. A time for Truth Company, 1978 setting Policy) Hoffman, Frederick L. - Third Vice President and statistician of The Prudential insurance Company of Facts and Fallacies of Compulsory Health Prudential Press, No Specific NJ (Health insurance -- 362. 1 H672 v1 America. He was also a member of the County Insurance Vol 1 Newark, N.J. 1917 setting United States) Bikales, Gerda. Day National Health Insurance and the Medical care: a program in No Specific NJ ( Health insurance -- 362.10941 H672 Hoffman, Frederick L. - (Same as above) Profession search of a policy. setting Great Britain) Hoffman, Frederick L. - Third Vice President and statistician of The Prudential insurance Company of Address on the Methods and Results of B.H. Tyrrel press, New No Specific NJ (Health insurance -- 362.1 H672v2 America. He was also a member of the County National Health Insurance in Great Britain. York 1920 setting Great Britain.) Leonard, Eileen, and Reilly, Matthew - Eileen Leonard ( Bikales, Gerda. Day was an assistant Sociology professor at Vassar College. care: a program in Matthew Reillywas the Development administrator for Office of Research and search of a policy. the NJ Community Corporation, a Newark housing The Bikales' Report on Day Care: A study in Planning Archdiocese of No Specific NJ Day care centers -- 362.7 L55 developer. search of objectivity Newark setting New Jersey.) Rosenblum, Faith - Not much is known about the author Worry-free day care : a parent's practical except that she has written other books on childcare and guide to placing and leaving their child Brooklyn, N.Y. : Child No Specific NJ 362.712 R72 welfare. contented & secure / Faith Rosenblum. Care Press, c1985 setting (Day care centers)

Industrial Relations Hospital Management Hospital Regulation: The Dilemma of Public Section, Princeton NJ No specific NJ and Labor Relations-- 362 SO52 Somers, Anne Policy 1969 setting Not in New Jersey J.S Stephens The Generation Gap; "the teenager and the Advertising, Inc (NO ( Youth -- Drug use -- 362.293 B622 Bloomfield, N.J. Police Dept community--awareness of problems." DATE) Bloomfield United States) Waldor, Milton A. - Born in Newark, NJ in 1925. He has Lynnross Publishing John Birch Society. active law offices in Newark and is a member of the law Co., Inc, Newark NJ No Specific NJ New Jersey -- Authors' 363 W14 firm Waldor and Hochberg. Peddlers of Fear: The John Birch Society 1966 setting works. (Police -- United States) and (Criminal Callan, George D - Served as commanding officer of the Duncan Press, Newark No Specific NJ investigation -- United 363.2 C132 Newark, NJ Police Academy. Police Methods for Today and Tomorrow NJ 1939 setting States)

The cup and its conqueror; or, the triumphs of temperance, as exhibited in the life, travels, and adventures of Samuel Mudwell Hewlett, during the last twenty years a lecture on total abstinece, in the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western portions of 363.41092 H498 Samuel, Hewlett M. - Born 1818 in England. Writer and the United States and in Canada and the Redding & Company, Aa1cu orator. british provinces, as related by himself. Boston, MA, 1862 Newark Autobiograpy Sternlieb, George, and Hughes, James W. - George (Temperance--U.S.- Sternlieb and James W. Hughes edited this book. I found -history--19th nothing on Sternlieb, but I did learn that Hughes has Center for Urban Policy century) been a Rutgers professor since 1971 and was appointed Research, New No Specific NJ (Rental housing -- (Prohibitionists-- 363.58 St4 dean of the Bloustein School in 1995 The Future of Rental Housing Brunswick 1981 setting United States) U.S.) No author, but the book does list some of the founding members which include Charles Wirt, Wm. J Hammer, Witherspoon & No specific NJ Thomas Edison 367 ED4 Sidney B. Paine, and Fredk A. Scheffler. Edison Pioneers: Constitution and by-laws Company NY, 1926 setting Acquaintances Roberts, Kate Louise - Supervised the Club Work in the The Club Woman's Handybook of Programs Funk & Wagnalls No specific NJ (Women -- Societies 367 R54 Newark Public Library in Newark NJ for various years. and Club Management Company, 1914 setting and clubs)

( Women -- Societies and clubs. Associations, Soroptimist Club of Newark - Encouraged community The Soroptimist Club of Newark: 25 years of institutions, etc. -- New 367 Sa1 service within the community. Service Carnglass press, 1970 Newark, NJ Jersey -- Newark.) Dryden, John Fairfield - Served as president of the Prudential Insurance Company and was a NJ senator. He (Industrial life also founded the founded the Widows and Orphans A Quarter Century of Industrial Insurance in No Specific NJ insurance -- United 368 D84 Friendly Society (now Prudential Financial) in Newark, the United States The Record, 1902 setting States) (Prudential The Prudential Insurance Insurance Addresses and Papers on life Insurance and Company of America, No specific NJ Company of 368 D841 Dryden, John Fairfield - (Same as above) other subjects. 1909 setting Life Insurance America)

Holmes, George J. - Practicing doctor in Newark, NJ who This is a reprint from the advocated for the teaching of hygiene education in public Journal of the Medical (School hygiene -- New 371.71 H34 schools. Educational Hygiene and Prophylaxis Society of New Jersey. Newark, NJ Jersey -- Newark) Kessler, Henry H. - Born on April 10, 1896 in Newark, New Jersey. He assisted the medical director of the NJ (People with Rehabilitation Commission from 1921 to 1941. In 1949 Columbia University No Specific NJ disabilities -- 371.91 K481 Kessler founded the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation Rehabilitation of the Physically Handicapped Press, NY 1947 setting Rehabilitation)

Burnet, John R - Advocated for more education on the Tales of the Deaf and Dumb, with printed by Benjamin No Specific NJ (Disabled veterans 371.9 B93 deaf and mute, specifically all over NJ. Miscellaneous Poems Olds Newark, NJ 1835. setting Stories from the Deaf -- Rehabilitation) Yost, Edna, and Gilbreth, Lillian - Edna Yost is a biographer and science writer born in Clearfield County on 1889. Lillian Gilbreth, Ph.D. was an expert on psychology and industrial engineering and taught classes The MacMillan No Specific NJ 371 G1Yo8 at Rutgers. She was also the mother and central character Normal lives for the disabled Company, 1945 setting (Rehabilitation) Deutsche Zeitung, Deutsch-Englische Schule (Translation: German-English Constitution der 10. Ward Deutsch- Newark, N.J New Jersey No Specific NJ (Schools -- New Jersey - 372 D48 School) Englischen Schule von Newark, N.J. 1885 setting - Newark) (Civics -- Study and Hollingshead, Arthur D. - Served as the principal of the D. Appleton-Century No Specific NJ teaching (Elementary) -- 372 H72 Ashland School at East Orange, N. J. Guidance in Democratic Living Company, NY 1941 setting United States) The A. S. Barnes Krebs, Henry - Served as superintendent of Schools for Reaching the children a book for teachers company, New York and No Specific NJ 372 K87 Somerset County, NJ. and parents Chicago 1916 setting (Education) Hannan, Joseph F. - Born in Paterson, NJ. Elementary Holt, Rinehart and 372.11 H195 Aa1ne school techer in Paterson. Graduate of Rutegers Never tease a dinosaur Winston, NY, 1962 Paterson Autobiography Panzer, Henry - Served as the director of the Newark A.S. Barnes and (Physical education and Normal School for Physical Education and Hygiene in Company, New York No Specific NJ training -- Study and (Elementary school 372.86044 P19 the 1920s. A tecaher's manual of physical education 1928 setting teaching) teachers--NJ) Clark, Leonard H. & Burks, John B. - Leonard H. Clark and John B. Burks were both professors at the Jersey City (Macmillan, New York No Specific NJ (High schools -- 373.19 C54 State College, which is now the New Jersey City The American Secondary School Curriculum 1972) setting Curricula) Carteret School for Hofe, George Douglas - Helped publish this book for the Boys, West Orange, N.J No Specific NJ (College choice -- 378.161 H673 graduating seniors. Well I'll be a freshman! 1969 setting United States) Connelly, Thomas R. - He explained that he wanted to (Universities and write this book to give people a glimpse of what it means Washington Irving Pub. No Specific NJ colleges -- 378.1 C762 or is like to work in the Registrar's office or as an The Registrar Co., Newark, N.J 1951 setting Administration) Williams, Juan & Ashley, Dwayne - Juan Williams is a senior correpsondent for NPR, political analyst for FOX news and award winning journalist. Dwayne Ashley is the CEO of the Thurgood Marshal Scholarship Fund. Ed I'll find a way or make one : a tribute to Amistad/HarperCollins, No Specific NJ (African Americans -- 378.7308996 W673IL Bradley worked on 60 minutes for 24 years and has historically Black colleges and universities New York 2004 setting Education -- History) Goheen, Robert E. - Princeton University scholar, Princeton Univ. professor, and Princeton's 16th president. He became Press,Princeton, N.J No Specific NJ (Education, Higher -- 378.7 G55 president at the ageof 37 which was the youngest age The human nature of a university 1969 setting United States) Teall, Edward N. - Graduate of The College of New Jersey which became Princeton University around the The glories of old Nassau : history of the W. A. Ritscher, Princeton 378.7 T22 time he graduated. college of New Jersey done into easy verse Bloomfield, N. J 1915 University, NJ (Princeton University) Stern, Philip Van Doren - Historian and editor who collected short stories, writings, and letters by Abraham Lincoln, Edgar Allan Poe, and Henry David Thoreau. New Brunswick, Stern graduated from Rutgers University in 1924. One of Rutgers university and the American way of Rutgers university press, NJ-Rutgers 378 St4 his stories eventually led to the popular work "It's a life. New Brunswick 1941 University (Rutgers University) Princeton Wallace, George R. - 1991 graduate of Princeton G. P. Putnam's sons, University (Princeton University -- 378 W15 University. Princeton sketches. The story of Nassau hall New York 1893 (Nassau Hall) History) (United States -- Felber, John E. - Member of the Author's League of International Intertrade No Specific NJ Commerce -- Soviet 382 F33 America. Manual for Soviet-American trading Index, Newark N.J 1967 setting Union) Perry, Elliott - Researcher and expert on postage stamps Elliott Perry-graphs : from the Westfield No Specific NJ 383 P423 and postal history of the US. peach orchard Westfield, New Jersey setting (Postage stamps) Public access channels: the New York (Cable television -- experience; a report for the Fund for the City No Specific NJ New York (State) -- 384 C331 Center for Analysis of Public Issues of New York. Princeton, N. J., 1972 setting New York) Dwyer, William M. & Fowler, Orson Squire - Willism M. Dwyer was a lawyer. Orson Squire Fowler was a What everyone knew about sex; explained in phrenologist who was a partner with Fowler & Wells, the words of Orson Squire Fowler and other Pyne Press, Princeton No Specific NJ (Sex customs -- United 392 F82 publishers, NY. He resided in Fishkill, NY and Elizabeth, Victorian moralists N.J 1972 setting States) The Maguire Origin of Labor Day and chronology of Association, Hopatcong, No Specific NJ 394 P31 Pearlman, George - Writer from Clifton, NJ. events pertaining to Labor Day N.J 1973. setting (Labor Day -- History) 394 P31 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Banker, Harry J. - Professional arborist and tree expert. Born in Newark, NJ. Advocated for a deeper experience with nature. Organized a campaign that led to 23 states to No Specific NJ 394.268 B22 legally recognize Arbor Day as the last Friday in April. Arbor Day, past and present 1960 setting (Arbor Day)

Our heritage : an address delivered at the celebration of the Sesquicentennial of Ward, William Rankin - Served as the president of the NJ American Independence, Weequahic Park, Newark, New (Fourth of July 394.4 W21 Society Sons of the American Revolution. Newark, New Jersey, Monday, July 5, 1926 Newark, N.J 1926 Jersey orations) Scribner, New York No Specific NJ Children's Stories--Not 398 St6R Stockton, Frank R. - Writer of children's books and tales. Fanciful tales 1894 setting in New Jersey Schwartz, Alvin - Folklore writer, catering to the younger Scary stories to tell in the dark / collected HarperCollins, New No Specific NJ (Ghost stories, 398.25 Sch9 demographic. He wrote more than 50 books. Died 1992 from American folklore York, N.Y 1981 setting American) (English language -- Montalvo, Jose D. - Professor of Economics at the Two languages : English, Spanish = Dos J.G. Montalvo, Newark, No Specific NJ Grammar. Spanish 407 M76 Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona in Spain. idiomas : español, ingles N.J setting language -- Grammar) Larison, Cornelius Wilson - Cornelius Wilson "Doc" Fonic Pub. House, No Specific NJ 421.4 L321 Larison was a doctor and experimental educator from Reminissensez ov scul lif Ringoes, NJ 1896 setting (Spelling reform) Jacobson, John D. - Co-author of the weekly syndicated column "The World Sleuths." Lectures and writes about No Specific NJ ( English language -- 423.1 J15 words. Eatioms Dell, New York 1993 setting Idioms -- Dictionaries) A new critical pronouncing dictionary of the English language ... To which will be prefixed, Mr. Walker's principles of English Coxe, George S. - Born on 1865 in Burlington, N.J. pronunciation ... Compiled from authors of Graduate of Harvard. Studied law with Horace Binney of the most approved reputation: with Philadelphia. Well-known in the community as having a considerable additions. By an American D. Allinson & Co., No Specific NJ (English language -- 423 C83 good legal repuation. gentleman Burlington, N. J 1813. setting Dictionaries) How they talk: One thousand misused words author, Durham, N.C No Specific NJ ( English language -- 423 M84 Morton, Willie J. - Writer from North Carolina. and idiomatic expressions 1964. setting Idioms) A standard spelling book, or, The scholar's Sears, James H. - Professor who advocated for proper guide to an accurate pronunciation of the Benjamin Olds, Newark, No Specific NJ (English language -- 428.1 SCI phonetics. English language NJ 1828 setting Spelling) Arnold, Sarah Louise & Gilbert, Charles B. - Sarah Silver, Burdett & Louise Arnold served as the supervisor of schools in Company Publishers, No Specific NJ 428 Ar6 Boston, MA. Charles B. Gilbert served as the Stepping stones to literature NY 1898 setting ( Readers) O'Connor, Johnson - American psychometrician, Human Engineering (English language -- researcher, and educator. Pioneered the study of aptitude Laboratory, Hoboken NJ No Specific NJ Glossaries, 429 Oc5 testing and was an advocate for the importance of English vocabulary builder. 1937 setting vocabularies, etc) Rudimenta linguae Latinae; the first Rosé - Rev. Dr. Rosé was the pastor of the St. Matthews experiment to translate from the Latin; in A.L. Dennis & Brother, No Specific NJ (Latin language -- 478 R72 Church in Newark, NJ. connection with a short etymology, etc. Newark NJ 1858 setting Readers and exercises) First lessons in Greek : to be entered upon Weeks, William R. - Lawyer. Born in Newark, NJ, and and pursued simultaneously with the Author, Newark NJ No Specific NJ 480 W41R practiced law in NJ, NY, and West Virginia. grammar. 1838 setting (Greek Language) 480 W41R DUPLICATE Corey, A. - His introduction expresses his love of the Martin R. Dennis & Co, No Specific NJ 500 C812 sciences and of observation. Properties and powers in every-day matters Newark NJ 1876 setting (Science) Hodgdon, Daniel Russell - Served as head of the Science Department of the Newark State Normal School. Under Hinds, Hayden & his tenure, the college received state approval to offer Eldredge, inc., New No Specific NJ 500 H663 college-level courses, becoming known as the Newark Elementary general science York 1922 setting (Science) Rusby, Henry Hurd - Promoted the study of economic botany at the NY Botanical Garden for its first 50 years. Rusby grew up in Franklin (now Nutley) NJ. Embarked ???-Book was in very No Specific NJ 504 R89 v.2 on a trip to South America as the Director of the Mulford Monographs bad shape. setting (Science) 504 R89 v.3 Rusby, Henry Hurd - (Same as above) Rusby, Henry Hurd - Promoted the study of economic botany at the NY Botanical Garden for its first 50 years. Rusby grew up in Franklin (now Nutley) NJ. Embarked 504 R89 v.4 on a trip to South America as the Director of the Mulford American Book Co., No Specific NJ (Natural history -- 504 T71 Treat, Mary - Author from Vineland, NJ. Home studies in nature New York 1885 setting Outdoor books) Van Dyke, John C. - American art historian and critic. He was born at New Brunswick, NJ and studied at Columbia. He was a librarian at Sage Library, New Brunswick, then in 1899 he became an art history The meadows; familiar studies of the Charles Scribner's Sons, (Natural history -- 504 V258 professor at Rutgers College. He was elected to the commonplace New York 1926 Raritan, NJ Outdoor books)

Nature rambles. Winter; an introduction to country-lore, foreword by Dr. Clyde Fisher; with sixteen plates in color, fifteen half-tone Frederick Warne & Co., No Specific NJ 508.73 M464Wi Medsger, Oliver Perry - Was a naturalist. plates and forty text illustrations. Inc, NY 1932 setting (Nature study) The Arithmetical table book; or, First lessons Benjamin Olds, Newark, No Specific NJ 511 Ar4 No author in arithmetic NJ 1844 setting (Arithmetic) Printed and published by Smith, James - Member of the Newark Academy in A compendium of arithmetic, containing the E. Murden, Newark, N.J No Specific NJ 511 Sm62 Newark, NJ. rules necessary for a common course 1820 setting (Arithmetic) Stone, John C. - Served as a teacher at the State Normal School in Montclair, NJ and was also the author of the How to teach primary number : a course of Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., No Specific NJ (Arithmetic -- Study 511 St711 Teaching of arithmetic and junior high school study and a manual for teachers Chicago 1923 setting and teaching) Berkeley, Edmund C. - American computer scientist who Summation as a function of any terms ; co-founded the Association for Computing Machinery reprinted for private circulation from The (ACM) in 1947. He worked at Prudential Insurance in record, American institute of actuaries, Vol. No Specific NJ 512 B4521 Newark, NJ from 1934-48. XXIX, part II, no. 60, October 1940. No info, 1946 setting (Algebra) Betz, William & Webb, Harrison E. - Served as vice principal and head of the mathematics department at the East High School in Rochester, NY. Harrison E. Webb Ginn and Company, No Specific NJ (Insurance -- 516.23 B465So was the head of the department of mathematics in the Solid geometry Boston 1916 setting (Geometry, Solid) Tables) Lectures on the science of astronomy explanatory and demonstrative, which were first delivered, at various places in New- Young, David - Schoolmaster, almanac compiler, Jersey, in the year 1820; with a glossary and calculator, astronomer and lecturer. He lived in Hanover supplement. Publication info. Morristown : Young, Morristown No Specific NJ 520.4 Yo8 Neck, NJ. He was called New Jersey's astronomer. Young, 1821. 1821. setting (Astronomy) Young, Charles Augustus - Charles Augustus Young D. Appleton and Ph.D., LLD was an astronomy professor at the College of The Sun with numerous illustrations and company, New York No Specific NJ 523.7 Yo8 New Jersy. with supplementary note 1893 setting (Sun) Plarinos, Gazella - Gazella A. Plarinos was a writer from No Specific NJ 525 P69 Passaic, NJ. Cellular Cosmogony Author, Passaic NJ 1948 setting (Space) Marmer, Harry Aaron. - Served as assistant chief of the D. Appleton and Division of Tides and Currents U.S. Coast and Geodetic company, New York No Specific NJ 525.6 M34 Survey The Tide 1926 setting (Tides) Frank, Phillip - Known for being one of the leading (Einstein, Albert, 1879- experts on geometric optics, dynamics and aero-dynamic A.A. Knopf, New York No Specific NJ 1955--Physicists -- 530.092 Ei68F85Ei theories as well as being one of the founders of the Einstein, his life and times 1947 setting Biography) Knowles, Edmond - Operations Research Analyst for the E&E Enterprises, No Specific NJ 535.6 K76 U.S. Army Command. The essence of color Howell NJ 1978 setting (Color)

Movie making made easy; a handbook for Moorefield and Shannon ( Chronophotography -- Shannon, William J. - Editor for Moorefield and Shannon the amateur movie maker who would make Publishers, Nutley NJ No Specific NJ Photography--Motion 535.8 SH1 Publishers. the best use of his equipment 1934 setting pictures)

Tube Division Radio Calculation of the parameters of ridge Corporation of America, No Specific NJ 537.543 C42 Chen, T.S. - Mathemetician and engineer. waveguides Harrison, N.J 1957 setting (Wave guides) Howell, John White - American electrical engineer who worked for Thomas Edison, specializing in the The Maqua company, No Specific NJ 537.83 H83 development of the incandescent lamp. Born in New History of the incandescent lamp Schenectady, N. Y 1927 setting ( Incandescent lamps) De Voe, A.J. - Weather prophet from Hackensack, NJ who was able to predict weather up to 18 months into the Weather Changes Weather changes, revealed A.J. De Voe, 551.5 D49 future. by A.J. De Voe ... weather lore in a nutshell Hackensack, N.J 1924 Hackensack, NJ (Weather forecasting) Quartz and its varieties, including rock crystal, amethyst, agate, jasper, agatized wood, smoky quartz, etc., with a description Arthur Chamberlain, No Specific NJ 552 B31 Bates, Albert C. - Geologist from Newark, NJ. of localities Newark NJ 1895 setting ( Quartz-- Mineralogy) McPhee, John - American Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, This entry widely considered one of the pioneers of creative Farrar, Straus & Giroux, No Specific NJ is all kinds 557.9 M24 nonfiction. Born in Princeton, NJ. Basin and range New York 1981. setting (Geology -- West U.S.) (Great Basin) of bad Contribution a l'etude comparative des Charlier, Roger H. - Scientific adviser to Halcon Ltd in littoraux septentrional & meridional de Long Maple Grove Press, No Specific NJ (Geology -- Long 557 C38 Belgium. Island, New York Somerville, N.J 1957-58. setting Island) An essay on the causes of the variety of Smith, Samuel Stanhope - Born 1751. Reverend, vice complexion and figure in the human species. ( Anthropology -- president and professor of moral philosophy at the To which are added, structures on Lord Miscellanea-- College of New Jersey. Member of the American Kames's discourse on the original diversity of No Specific NJ Monogenism and Cannot find 573 Sm5 Philosophical Society. Died 1819. mankind. Philadelphia, 1788 setting polygenism.) in Clavis

An essay on the causes of the variety of J. Simpson & Co., New complexion and figure in the human species. Brunswick, NJ; Brannan To which are added, animadversions on & Morford, certain remarks made on the first edition of Philadelphia, PA; E. ( Anthropology -- Publication this essay, by Mr. Charles White. Also, Moreford, Willington, & Miscellanea-- information strictures on Lord Kaims' discourse on the Co., Charleston, SC, No Specific NJ Monogenism and different in 573 Sm511 Smith, Samuel Stanhope - (Same as above) original diversity of mankind 1810 setting polygenism.) Clavis Blairstown, N.J., author, No Specific NJ 575 G65 Gordon, Frank S - Physician. The Three pamphlets on Evolution 1940. setting (Evolution) Reed, William Maxwell - Pioneering U.S. author of Earth for Sam : the story of mountains, Harcourt, New York No Specific NJ (Geology--Prehistoric 575 R25 illustrated science books for children. rivers, dinosaurs and men. 1930 setting peoples) Waksman, Selman A. - Born Selman Abraham Waksman, 1888 in the Ukraine. Graduate of Rutgers College. Biochemist and microbiologist responsible for Rutgers University streptomycin (the fitst cure for tuberculosis), and many Sergei N. Winogradsky, his life and work: Press, New Brunswick, No specific NJ 579.3092 W73 W13 other antibiotics. Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for his the story of a great bacteriologist NJ, 1953 setting Biography Herrick, Sophie Bledsoe - Science writer, editor, and The wonders of plant life under the No Specific NJ 580 H434Won literary critic. microscope. G.P. Putnam, NY, 1896 setting (Botany) (Bacteriologists)

Pine Barrens Press, No Specific NJ (Seashore plants -- 581.921 Sch5 Schmidt, R. Marilyn - R. Sea shore or coastal botanist. Seashore plants by mail Barnegat Light NJ 1993 setting Atlantic Coast (U.S.) Rusby, Henry Hurd - Promoted the study of economic botany at the NY Botanical Garden for its first 50 years. Rusby grew up in Franklin (now Nutley) NJ. Embarked No Specific NJ ( Botany -- South 581.9 R89 on a trip to South America as the Director of the Mulford Two articles var. pub, NY, 1916-1918 setting America) Trees of the northern United States: their Apgar, Austin C. - Botany professor in the NJ State study, description and determination, for the American Book Co., No Specific NJ 582 Ap2 Normal School. use of schools and private students. NY, 1892 setting (Trees--North America) Cora Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Woodland treasure : a wildflower coloring Sanctuary Association, No Specific NJ 582.13 OF2R Offt, Betty book. Short Hills, NJ, 1970 setting (Wild Flowers) Solotaroff, William - Secretary and superintendent of the John Wiley & Sons, NY, No Specific NJ 582 So4 Shade Tree Commission of East Orange, NJ. Shade trees in towns and cities 1911 setting ( Bird watching) Ditmars, Raymond Lee - American herpetologist born in Newark, NJ. His interest in animals(primarily reptiles) led him to write about them in the NY Times. Under his The MacMillan No Specific NJ 590 D6312 care the Bronx Zoo under the NY Zoological Society Confessions of a scientist Company, NY, 1934 setting (Zoology) Bignell, Effie Molt - Writer who specialized in Asian The Baker & Taylor No Specific NJ Natural history -- 598.2 B481 literature. My woodland intimates company, NY 1903 setting Outdoor books. Kuser, John Dryden - NJ politician and a member of an influential NJ family. His father was the President of the South Jersey Gas and Electric Lighting Company and one No Specific NJ 598.2 K96 of the original investors in Fox Movie Studios. Way to study birds Putnam, NY 1917. setting ( Bird watching.) Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, No Specific NJ 598.2 R72 Rosene, Walter - Author and biologist. The bobwhite quail, its life and management. N.J 1969 setting ( Northern bobwhite) Rue III, Leonard - Apecializes in nature photography, including landscapes and animal life. His photographic work has been published nationally, appearing in major Pictorial guide to the mammals of North No Specific NJ ( Mammals -- North 599 R8313 magazines, cataloges, advertisements, apparel, etc. America. Text and photos Crowell, NY, 1967 setting America) MacCracken, Calvin - Inaugural Member of the NJ A handbook for inventors : how to protect, ( Inventions -- Inventors Hall of Fame. He has more that 80 patents in patent, finance, develop, manufacture, and No Specific NJ Handbooks, manuals, 608.068 M13 fields of energy, heating , cooling,health care and food market your ideas. Scribner, NY, 1983. setting etc.) Teitelbaum, Maurice - Dentist born in Newark NJ. He served as the president on the board of trustees for the Newark Public Library. He chaired the states first Israeli Medical Economics Exhibition and Trade Fair at the old Newark YM-YWHA Mangled medicine : definitions we doubt you Company, Oradell NJ No Specific NJ (Medicine -- 610.88 T23 and wrote hundreds of wideranging articles for dental. learned in school 1972 setting Anecdotes) Winter, Arthur, and Ruth Winter - Arthur Winter, MD is the Director of the NJ Neurological Institute. He is on the staff of St. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, NJ, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ in Newark. He teaches medical psychology at Farleigh Dickinson University and Drew University, both in Madison, NJ. Ruth Winter is an award winning science writer who reports on the latest in medical research. Served as the former science editor of The Star-Ledger in NJ and a nationally syndicated columnist for The Los New York : St. Martin's No Specific NJ (Intellect -- 612.82 W73E Angeles Times. She is a former president of The Eat right, be bright Press, 1988. setting Physiological aspects) Kidde, John F. - Born in Montclair, NJ. He was a former Walter Kidde & Co. Inc, No Specific NJ 613.6 K53 president and chairman of Kidde Inc. How to prepare your plant for atomic attack Belleville NJ setting Industrial Safety

Stop our Smokers, Inc., No Specific NJ ( Tobacco -- 613.84 IE1 No Author If you really want to stop smoking. Newark, N.J. 1963. setting Physiological effect.) Winter, Ruth - Born May 29, 1930 in Newark, N.J. She attended Upsala College in East Orange, finishing in 1951. She is an award-winning science writer. She writes Crown Publishers, Inc, No Specific NJ 613.85 W73 about topics of health, medicine and food safety. The Scientific Case Against Smoking New York 1980 setting (Tobacco--Toxicology)

Ragonesi, Rosario (I didn't find anything on Rosario Health is youth : an autobiography and a Buoyant Health Institute, No Specific NJ (Health--Physical 613 R12 Ragonesi except that he lived in Newark, NJ) report. n.d., Newark, NJ setting fitness) Coit, Henry L. - Former president of the New Jersey State Pediatric Society, Vice President of the International A Method of Scoring the Viability of Infants Government Printing Union for the Protection of Child Life and was the Under the Care of Hospitals and Infants' Office, Washington 614.1 C66 Medical director of the Babies Hospital in Newark NJ. Welfare Orginizations (D.C.), 1912 Newark, N.J., (Infants--Mortality) The Public School as a Factor in Preventing 614.1 C661 Coit, Henry L. - (Same as above) Infant and Child Mortality Government Printing Office,Newark, Washington N.J., (D.C.)(Infants--Mortality) 1913 Coit, Henry L. - Former president of the New Jersey State Pediatric Society, Vice President of the International Government Printing Union for the Protection of Child Life and was the III International Congress for the Study and Office, Washington No Specific NJ 614.1 C6611 Medical director of the Babies Hospital in Newark NJ. Prevention of Infant Mortality (D.C.), 1911 Setting (Infants--Mortality) Government Printing Report on the English Speaking Conference Office, Washington No Specific NJ 614.1 C6612 Coit, Henry L. - (Same as above) on Infant Mortality (D.C.), 1913 Setting (Infants--Mortality) Hoffman, Frederick L. - Professional statistician, The mortality from cancer throughout the The Prudential Press, No Specific NJ 614.5999 H672MO employed by the Prudential Insurance Company in world. Newark, N.J 1916 setting (Cancer--Mortality)

Reprinted from the Transactions of the American Gynecological No Specific NJ 614.5999 H672 Hoffman, Frederick L. - (Same as above) The Menace of Cancer Society, 1913 Setting (Cancer--Mortality) Wickes, Stephen - Member of the Medical Society of NJ Sepulture ; its history, methods and sanitary L.J. Hardham, Newark, 614.6 W63 and a life member of the NJ Historical Society. requisites. N.J Newark, N.J., ( Burial) Reprinted from the Disbrow, William - One of the founders of the Academy Journal of the Medical of Medicine of Northern New Jersey and a collector of Society of New Jersey, (Gases, Asphyxiating 614.7 D63 minerals and antiques. The Possible Dangers of Water Gas 1906 Newark NJ and poisonous.) The Advertisers Press Inc., Philadelphia, PA, 614.8 B28 Bartosz, Bob - Has been the official photographer of CamdenBlack County & White since and 1954. Red Documented All Over the history1971 of Camden and their FireCamden, Dept. for N.J. over fifty(Fires--Pictoral years. Works) Edgars, Norman Kenneth - Winner of the Kappa Psi Treatise on a valuable medicinal remedy for The Gaw Printing Co., 615.3 ED3 prize in the School of Pharmacology while attending diabetes Jersey City, NJ, 1934 Bergen Co. N.J (Vaccinium caesarense) Reprinted in USA by Smith, John. A Clock worker, craftsman, and writer, in Frederick W. Collins No Specific NJ 615.8 SM5 St. Augistine London. The Curiosities of Common Water M.D., 1948 Setting (Hydrotherapy -- Early works to 1800.) Senda Nueva de No Specific NJ (Color -- Therapeutic 615.83 AG9 Agüero, Tomás Cromoterapia Ediciones, NY, 1986 Setting use. ) Senda Nueva de No Specific NJ (Color -- Therapeutic 615.831 AG9 Agüero, Tomás Cromoterapia (Hardcover) Ediciones, NY, 1986 Setting use. ) A Victory Over Hay Fever: New Light on Its 616.2 AN2 Anderson, Elmer Webster - Born 1915. Died 1996. Causes, Control and Prevention Vintage Press, NY, 1967 Jersey City, NJ (Hay Fever) Markley, Horace - Farmer who worked the lands of Millbrook Farm, in Bergen Co, NJ. He is in agreement 616.2 M34 with Dr. Max Rubner's theories on body heat and the Farwell to the Common Cold Exposition Press, 1953 Bergen Co. N.J (Cold--Disease) Work of Russell Milne Woodbury, William A. - Dermatologist who wrote Beauty Culture: A Practical Handbook on the begins here several books on similar subjects (Hair Dressing and care of the Person, designed for both G.W. Dillingham No specific NJ (June 27, 616.5 W85 Tinting , The Care of the Face , etc.) Professional and Private Use Company, NY, 1911 setting (Beauty, Personal) 2013)

Coit, Henry L. - Former president of the New Jersey State American Association Pediatric Society, Vice President of the International The Newark Plan for the After-Care of for Study and Prevention Union for the Protection of Child Life and was the Victims of Infantile Paralysis: Its of Infant Mortality, No specific NJ (Women -- Health 616.8 C662 Medical director of the Babies Hospital in Newark NJ. Organization and Practical Working Milwaukee, 1916 setting (Poliomyelitis) and hygiene) Davidson, Henry A. - Medical doctor and psychiatrist American Psychiatric who created the Doctor Whatsisname character to poke Association, No specific NJ 616.8 D28 fun at the various idiosyncracies in his field. The World of Doctor Whatsisname Washington, DC, 1961 setting (Psychiatry) Kearny and Johnson & Johnson, Harrison are both (Psychiatry -- Daiell, Harvey L., Dr. - Professional in the health First aid and medical service in industry, New Brunswick, NJ, mentioned in (Working class -- Caricatures and 617 F51 industry. compiled from a survey 1928 passing Medical care) cartoons) Kessler, Henry H. - Born on April 10, 1896 in Newark, New Jersey. He assisted the medical director of the NJ Rehabilitation Commission from 1921 to 1941. In 1949 Charles C. Thomas, No specific NJ (First aid in illness 617.5 K48 Kessler founded the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation Cineplasty Springfield, IL, 1947 setting (Artificial limbs) and injury) Williams, Herbert Ely - Herbert "Buddy" Williams, Schuyler Press, Asbury No specific NJ 617.6 W67 D.D.S., was a practicing dentist in Red Bank since 1897. A Scrap Book of Dental Informalities Park, NJ, 1938 setting (Dentistry) (Rehabilitation) D'Anton, Erbert W. - Dr. Erbert "Danny" D' Anton served University of Texas in the U.S. Army during WW II, then taught dentistry at Health Science Center at (Dental schools -- the University of Texas. He was the chairman of the Memories: A History of The University of Houston, Dental Branch, Texas -- Houston -- 617.600711 D23 Department of Oral Biomaterials from 1956 until his Texas Dental Branch at Houston Houston, 1991 Not set in NJ History) Coit, Henry L. - Former president of the New Jersey State Pediatric Society, Vice President of the International Union for the Protection of Child Life and was the Archives of Pediatrics, No specific NJ 618.9 C66 Medical director of the Babies Hospital in Newark NJ.f Functions of a State Pediatric Society 1911 setting Pediatrics Newark College of Engineering (Engineering -- Cullimore, Allan R. - Served as the president of the (students' Personnel 620.00683 C898pro Newark College of Engineering. The Problem of Staff No publisher, 1940 pamphlet) management)

Meadowcroft, William H. - Electrical engineer, writer, No specific NJ (Electrical engineering - (Interpersonal 621.3 M463ab and associate of Thomas Edison. A-B-C of Electricity Harper, New York, 1915 setting - Juvenile literature) relations)

Lindsay, D.C. - D.C. Physicist at Carrier Engineering Drying and Processing of Materials by Carrier Engineering No specific NJ (Industries -- New 621.5 L64 Corporation in Newark, NJ. Means of Conditioned Air Corp., Newark, NJ, 1929 setting Jersey) The Herbert D. Hall Foundation - This foundation was related to mechanical engineering and was headquartered The Foundation, No specific NJ 621.902 M1845 at 1060 Broad Street in Newark, NJ. The Machine Tool Primer Newark, NJ, 1943 setting (Machine-tools) (Air conditioning) Packard, Ralph G. - Designer of guns, specializing in No specific NJ 623.4 P12 hunting rifles. Rifles that I have used and designed No publisher, 1939 setting (Rifles) (Machine shops) Hill, George - George Hill, M.S., C.E. was an architect, engineer and boat enthusiast. He was also the Resident No specific NJ (Hulls [naval 623.817 H5515 Engineer for the Mexican National Railway and worked Hulls: Their Design and Propulsion Brentano's, NY, 1940 setting architecture]) Dryden, John Fairfield - Served as president of the Prudential Insurance Company and was a NJ senator. He also founded the founded the Widows and Orphans Prudential Press, No specific NJ 626 D84 Friendly Society (now Prudential Financial) in Newark, The American type of Isthmian canal Newark, NJ, 1915 setting (Panama Canal) (Ship propulsion) Princeton University Frazer, Judith - Obtained a master's degree in library Guide to the literature on eutrophication of Press, Princeton, NJ, No specific NJ 628.1 F86 science from Rutgers in 1971. lakes and rivers 1973 setting (Eutrophication) Engelhardt, N.L., Jr. - Born Nickolaus Engelhardt, Jr. Was the Director of Research of the Newark Board of Education for the Air Age (a guide for No specific NJ (Aeronautics -- Study (Water -- Pollution 629.13 En3 Education and a member of the Aviation Education teachers and administrators) Macmillan, NY, 1942 setting and teaching) -- Bibliography) Prentice-Hall, Waligunda, Bob & Larry Sheehan - Bob Waligunda is a The Great American Balloon Book: An Englewood Cliffs, NJ, No specific NJ 629.132522 W14 hot air balloon pilot and instructor. Introduction to Hot-Air Ballooning 1981 setting (Hot air balloons) Campbell, Alfred & Helen Campbell - The Campbells C. Scribner's Sons, NY, (Country life -- New (Balloons -- 630.2 C151 owned a farm near Lambertville, NJ and wrote about Applejack for Breakfast 1946 Lambertville Jersey) Piloting) Duryee, William B. - William Duryee was the New Whittlesey House, NY, Upper Freehold 630 D93 Jersey Secretary of Agriculture. Farming for Security 1943 Township (Agriculture) Whittlesey House, NY, No specific NJ 630.2 D96 Duryee, William B. - (Same as above) A Living from the Land 1934 setting (Agriculture) Brill, Francis - Francis Brill was a seed farmer in (Vegetable gardening -- 631 B762 Newark, NJ. Farm-gardening and Seed-growing Orange Judd, NY, 1872 Newark United States) Pedology Publications, Joffe, Jacob S. - Professor of pedology and research New Brunswick, NJ, No specific NJ 631 J591 specialist in soils at Rutgers. The ABC of Soils 1949 setting (Soils) (Seeds) Trimble, Isaac P. - Entomologist and member of the State A Treatise on the Insect Enemies of Fruit and No specific NJ (Fruit -- Diseases and 632 T73 Agricultural Society of New Jersey. Fruit Trees Wood, NY, 1865 setting pests) Coxe, William - Owned a plant nursery in Burlington County where he created hybridized plants. He also M. Carey and Son, No specific NJ (Fruit-culture -- United 634 C83 wrote the first American textbook on pomology (the A View of the Cultivation of Fruit Trees Philadelphia, 1817 setting States) (Insect pests) 634 C83 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE (Fruit) Henderson, Peter - Wrote and self-published a series of No specific NJ 635 H378 books on gardening. Garden and Farm Topics P. Henderson, NY, 1884 setting Gardening Rutgers University Nissley, Charles H. - Horticulturalist associated with Press, New Brunswick, No specific NJ 635 N631 Rutgers University. Home Vegetable Gardening NJ, 1943 setting (Vegetable gardening) Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson; edited by Frank Geo. E. Woodward, New No specific NJ 636.7 H41 Forester (Henry William Herbert), who wrote a variety of The Dog York, 1873 setting (Dogs) (Vegetables) Remedies of Dr. B.C. Calloway for the most common and fatal diseases of that most noble "True American" Office, No specific NJ 636.1 C13 Callaway, B.C. animal - the horse Trenton, NJ, 1858 setting (Horses) Robbins, Leonard H. - Wrote for the New York Times Houghton Mifflin, No specific NJ 635.9 R534 Sunday Magazine. Cure It with a Garden Boston, MA, 1933 setting (Floriculture) Coit, Henry L. - Former president of the New Jersey State Pediatric Society, Vice President of the International Relations Between Medical Milk Union for the Protection of Child Life and was the Commissions and Municipal Boards of Procter & Collins Press, No specific NJ 637 C66 Medical director of the Babies Hospital in Newark NJ. Health Cincinnati, 1916 setting Medical milk (Flowers) No specific NJ 637 C6611 Coit, Henry L. - (Same as above) Medical Milk Charities Pediatrics, NY, 1911 setting Medical milk Gilbreth, Lillian M., Ph.D. - Expert on psychology and industrial engineering and taught classes at Rutgers. She D. Appleton and No specific NJ 640 G37 was also the mother and central character in Cheaper by The Home-Maker and her Job Company, NY, 1927 setting (Home economics) Herrick, Christine Terhune - Wrote several books on In City Tents: How to Find, Furnish, and G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, No specific NJ 640 H4311 housekeeping and related subjects. Keep a Small Home on Slender Means 1902 setting (Home economics) Pattison, Mary - Member of the Women of New Jersey The Trow Press, NY, No specific NJ 640 P27 club, a women's organization based in Colonia. Principles of Domestic Engineering 1915 setting (Home economics) Stockton, Frank R. & Marian Stockton - Frank R. The Home: Where It Should Be and What to No specific NJ 640 St6 Stockton (See above) Put in It Putnam, NY, 1873 setting (Home economics) Montclair Business Service, Montclair, NJ, No specific NJ (Cooking, American -- 641 B96 Montclair Business and Professional Women's Club Cutting Corners in Cooking 1951 setting New Jersey) Christ Church, East Orange, NJ; Working Women's No specific NJ 641 C462 Guild, St. Thecla Chapter Home Cook Book No publisher, no date setting (Cooking, American) Chronicle Press, Orange, No specific NJ (Cooking, American -- 641 Or1 Orange Memorial Hospital Fair Cake Committee Cook Book of the Oranges NJ, 1905 setting New Jersey) [Self-published], no No specific NJ 641 Yo82 Y.W.C.A. of Newark Around the World in Eighty Recipes date setting (International cooking) Rutgers University Maclinn, Walter A., Ph.D. - Research specialist in food Press, New Brunswick, No specific NJ 641.4 M22ru technology at Rutgers. The Rutgers Food Saver NJ, 1952 setting (Food -- Preservation) Houston, Elizabeth, Doris Lewys, and Marion Matarazzo - These three women were chairpeople of the United United Nations Week Dinner Menu and No specific NJ (Cooking, American -- 641.59 H81 Nations Week dinner at the Robert Treat Hotel in Cook Book No publisher, 1974 setting New Jersey) Orsini, Joseph - Father Joseph "Papa Bear" Orsini graduated magna cum laude from Seton Hall University Logos International, No specific NJ (International 641.5945 Or8 with a degree in classical languages and went on to Papa Bear's Favorite Italian Dishes Plainfield, NJ, 1976 setting (Cooking, Italian) cooking) Pine Barrens Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn - Wrote several books on cooking, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.6384 Sch5 many of them maritime-themed. Mustard Magic 1992 setting (Cooking [Mustard]) Pine Barrens Press, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ (Cooking 641.64737 Sch5 Schmidt, R. Marilyn - (Same as above) The Best of Blueberry Cookery 1993 setting [Blueberries]) (Mustard) Barnegat Light Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn - Wrote several books on cooking, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.695 Sch5 many of them maritime-themed. Simply Shrimp 1988 setting (Cooking [Seafood]) Barnegat Light Press, The Simply Seafood Cookbook of East Coast Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.695 Sch5ss Schmidt, R. Marilyn - (Same as above) Shellfish 1987 setting (Cooking [Shellfish]) Pine Barrens Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn - Wrote several books on cooking, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ (Cooking 641.6476 Sch5 many of them maritime-themed. Cranberry Cookery II 1991 setting [Cranberries]) (Fish as food) Barnegat Light Press, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.692 Sch53se Schmidt, R. Marilyn - (Same as above) Seafood Smoking 1987 setting (Cooking [Seafood]) Barnegat Light Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn -Wrote several books on cooking, Bargain Seafoods: How to Cook the Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ (Cooking [Smoked 641.692 Sch53ba many of them maritime-themed. Underutilized Species 1987 setting (Cooking [Seafood]) foods]) Barnegat Light Press, Seafood Secrets: A Nutritional Guide to Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.692 Sch53ses Schmidt, R. Marilyn - (Same as above) Seafood 1986 setting (Cooking [Seafood]) Pine Barrens Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn - Wrote several books on cooking, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.814 Sch5 many of them maritime-themed. Flavored Vinegars 1993 setting (Cooking [Vinegar]) (Seafood) Pine Barrens Press, Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.814 Sch5he Schmidt, R. Marilyn - (Same as above) Herb Sauces, Salsas and Such 1991 setting (Cooking [Herbs]) (Vinegar) Pine Barrens Press, Schmidt, R. Marilyn - Wrote several books on cooking, Beach Plum Jelly and Rose Hip Jam and Barnegat Light, NJ, No specific NJ 641.852 Sch5 many of them maritime-themed. Other Favorites 1993 setting (Cooking [Jelly]) (Sauces) (Home economics -- New Jersey -- Homeowners Almanac: A Comprehensive Bloomfield -- Guide for the Homeowners of Bloomfield, Handbooks, manuals, 643 B64 B.W. Trading Co. N.J. [Self-published], 1974 Bloomfield etc.) (Cooking [Jam])

How to Be Your Own Marriage Counselor: A No specific NJ (Bloomfield, N.J. -- 646.78 V55 Venditti, Michael C., M.D. - Practicing family physician. Commonsense Guide to Marital Happiness Continuum, NY, 1980 setting (Marriage) Directories)

(Public schools -- Food East Orange Public Schools (title from service -- New Jersey -- 647.99 Ea774 East Orange Public Schools caption) [Self-published], 1920 East Orange East Orange)

Lothrop, Lee & Shepard No specific NJ 649 N48 Newton, Anne B., M.D. - Physician in South Orange. Mother and Baby Co., Boston, MA, 1912 setting (Child care)

And Then There Were Two: A Handbook for Child Study Association No specific NJ 649 T92 Twins' Mothers Club of Bergen County Mothers and Fathers of Twins of America, NY, 1971 setting (Twins) Irvington Rogers, Henry C. - Chairman and founder of Rogers & St. Martin's/Marek, NY, (mentioned in 650.1 R63 Cowan, a public relations firm in Los Angeles. Rogers' Rules for Success 1984 passing) (Success in business) (African American Very Serious Business businesspeople -- Trower-Subira, George - Wrote books on economics from Black Folks' Guide to Making Big Money in Enterprises, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Handbooks, manuals, (Psychology, 650.108996 Su15bLm a black perspective. America 1980 setting etc.) Industrial) (African Americans -- Economic 650.108996 Su15bLm DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE conditions) Adubato, Steve, Ph.D. - Emmy Award-winning Make the Connection: Improve Your Rivergate Books, New No specific NJ (Business 650.13 Ad91ma broadcaster for WNET New York, columnist for the Star- Communication at Work and at Home Brunswick, NJ, 2006 setting communication) (Secretaries -- Barnes and Noble, New No specific NJ Handbooks, manuals, (Interpersonal 651.3471 B385su Becker, Esther, and Evelyn Anders The Successful Secretary's Handbook York, 1984 setting etc.) communication) Princeton University (Authorship -- A Handbook of Style of the Princeton Press, Princeton, NJ, No specific NJ Handbooks, manuals, 655 H16 Halsey, Frank D. (compiled by) University Press 1925 setting etc.)

Master Printers' McMurtrie, Douglas C. - Author of many titles on the Printing: The Story of its Invention and its Association of Newark, No specific NJ (Printing -- Style 655.1 M22121 history of printing books. Service to Mankind Newark, NJ, 1940 setting (Printing -- History) manuals) A Further Note on the New Jersey Acts of Privately printed, (Printing -- New Jersey - 655.1 M22231 McMurtrie, Douglas C. - (Same as above) 1723 Somerville, NJ, 1935 Perth Amboy - History) Newcomen Society, Jones, Thomas Roy - President of ATF Incorporated in Printing in America, and American Type American Branch, NY, No specific NJ (American Type 655.2 J712 Elizabeth, NJ. Founders 1948 setting Founders, Inc.) McAdam, Roger Williams - Wrote various books on "The Glory that Was": A Pictorial History of [Self-published], 656 M1112 steamships, particularly the Fall River Line. the World Famed Fall River Line Kearny, NJ, 1967 Not set in NJ (Fall River Line) The American Accountant: A New and Sandy, William Charles - William Charles Sandy was an Practical Treatise on Double Entry (Manuscripts -- New 657 Sa574am accountant in Newark. Bookkeeping Electric Pen Press, 1889 Newark Jersey -- Newark) Gilbreth, Frank R. - Pioneer in scientific management Cooperativa Grafica and the father and central character in Cheaper by the Science in Management for the One Best degli Operai, Milan, No specific NJ 658.1 G3713 Dozen . Way to do Work Italy, 1923 setting (Industrial efficiency) (Bookkeeping) Motion Study: A Method for Increasing the D. Van Nostrand No specific NJ 658.1 G3715 Gilbreth, Frank R. - (Same as above) Efficiency of the Workman Company, NY, 1911 setting (Industrial efficiency) Spriegel, William R. and Clark E. Myers (editors); Frank R. and Lillian M. Gilbreth (See above for both) - Lilian M. GIlbreth was an expert on psychology and industrial engineering and taught classes at Rutgers. Frank R. R.D. Irwin, Homewood, No specific NJ (Industrial 658.1 G373 Gilbreth was a Pioneer in scientific management. They The Writings of the Gilbreths IL, 1953 setting management) Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, No specific NJ (Industrial 658.3 B251 Barnard, Chester I. - President of NJ Bell Telephone Co. The Functions of the Executive 1938 setting organization) Sawyer, W.E. - Director of Merchandising Services for Dell Publishing Co., No specific NJ (Interpersonal 658.9 Sa91 Johnson & Johnson. Sell as Customers Like It 1965 setting (Selling) relations) [Self-published], No specific NJ (Advertising -- New 659 D81 Monroe F. Dreher Inc. One Decade: 1926-1936 Newark, NJ setting Jersey)

The Red School House Primer for the [Self-published], No specific NJ 659.1 R24 Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Associated Advertising Clubs of the world Newark, NJ, 1917 setting (Advertising) Winter, Ruth - Born May 29, 1930 in Newark, N.J. She attended Upsala College in East Orange, finishing in 1951. She is an award-winning science writer. She writes Crown Publishers, NY, No specific NJ (Food additives -- 664 W732 about topics of health, medicine and food safety. A Consumer's Dictionary of Food Additives 1972 setting Dictionaries)

Spelling errors Ripin, Rowena & Paul Felix Lazarsfeld - Rowena Ripin, occur in Ph.D. was an expert on individual psychology, and Paul Journal of Applied this book's Lazarsfeld, Ph.D. was one of the most important figures Tactile-Kinaesthetic Perception of Fabrics Psychology, Worcester, No specific NJ entry in 677 R48 in modern sociology. with Emphasis on their Relative Pleasantness MA, 1937 setting (Lazarsfeld, Paul Felix) Clavis

Spelling errors occur in this book's Varityper Type Faces: A Guide to Better [Self-published], No specific NJ entry in 686.224 V428va Varityper Corporation Typography Newark, NJ, 1965 setting (Printing -- Specimens) (Textile fabrics) Clavis Essex County College, (Arts -- New Jersey -- 700.922 Ib4 1993 Essex County College Ibid. Newark, NJ, 1993 Essex County Newark) (Arts -- New Essex County College, (Arts -- New Jersey -- Jersey -- West 700.922 Ib4 1995 Essex County College Ibid. Newark, NJ, 1995 Essex County Newark) Caldwell) Illustrated catalogue of the 3rd, 4th, 6th (Arts -- New annual exhibition of pictures: the work of [Self-published], Jersey -- West 708.1 Sk2 Sketch Club of Newark members of the Sketch Club Newark, NJ, 1898 Newark (Drawing -- Catalogs) Caldwell) University Art Museum, California State University, Long Beach, No specific NJ (Kaufman, Seth -- (Painting -- 709.73 K162 Kaufman, Seth - Artist based in Los Angeles. Seth Kaufman (Centric 59) 2000 setting Exhibitions) Catalogs) Hill, Amelia Leavitt - Wrote several books on R.M. McBride & Co., No specific NJ 712 H5511 landscaping. Her family owned a country house in Garden Portraits NY, 1923 setting (Gardens) Bates, Alfred - Wrote a series of books on introductory Longmans, Green & Co., No specific NJ 716 B31 gardening. The Gardener's First Year NY, 1936 setting (Gardening) Longmans, Green & Co., No specific NJ 716 B311 Bates, Alfred - (Same as above) The Gardener's Second Year NY, 1937 setting (Gardening) Bates, Alfred - Wrote a series of books on introductory Longmans, Green & Co., No specific NJ 715 B31 gardening. The Gardener's Third Year NY, 1941 setting (Gardening) (Bulbs [Plants]) Robinson, Charles A. - Was a member of the American God's Loveliest Creations: A Child and a [Self-published], East 716 R56 Gladiolus Society. He lived in East Orange. Flower Orange, NJ, 1929 East Orange (Flowers -- Poetry) (Trees) Newark Center for Families and (Architecture -- New Cummings, Charles F. - Historian and Assistant Director Welcome to Newark, New Jersey and the Communities, Newark, Jersey -- Newark -- (Children in 720.974932 C912we for Special Collections at the Newark Public Library. Newark Public Library NJ, 2001 Newark Guidebooks) literature) Sound Sense in Suburban Architecture: Containing hints, suggestions and bits of practical information for the building of [Self-published], Cranford, New (Architecture, 728 L54 Lent, Frank T. - Architect based in Cranford. inexpensive country houses Cranford, NJ, 1893 Brunswick Domestic) [Self-published], 738 J48 Jervis, W.P. - Scholar of pottery. Rough Notes on Pottery Newark, NJ, 1896 Not set in NJ (Pottery) Princeton University Princeton University Library, Gallatin Beardsley The Gallatin Beardsley Collection in the Library, Princeton, NJ No specific NJ (Illustration of books -- 741.1 B3814 Collection Princeton University Library: A Catalogue 1952 setting England) (Pottery -- Marks) Rutgers/The Newark Rutgers University; organized by Gabriele Ohanian, Footloose: Not All Shoes are Made for Museum, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 741.2 Oh1 Elizabeth Paredes and Nancie A. Balun Walking - a catalog for an exhibition 1977 setting (Boots) (Bibliography) McDougall, Walt - Born 1858 in Newark, NJ. Illustrator for magazines, newspapers, and books. Well known for 741.34 M147 Aa1th his collaboration with L. Frank Baum. Died 1938. This is the life! Alfred A. Knopf, 1926 Newark, Dumont, Autobiography Calvary Episcopal Church of Flemington in cooperation with (Church buildings -- Trenton Printing New Jersey -- Gibson, W. Bolte - Compiled a number of books of Company, Trenton, NJ, No specific NJ Caricatures and 741.5 G351 church-related cartoons. Fun in Church: a book of cartoons 1952 setting cartoons) (Illustrators--U.S.) Calvary Episcopal Church of Flemington in cooperation with (Church buildings -- Trenton Printing New Jersey -- Company, Trenton, NJ, No specific NJ Caricatures and 741.5 G3511 Gibson, W. Bolte - (Same as above) Lapses in the Apses: a book of cartoons 1954 setting cartoons) (American wit and Price, George - Cartoonist from Fort Lee whose cartoons Farrar and Rinehart, NY, No specific NJ humor, Pictorial -- 20th 741.5 P931 appeared in The New Yorker . It's Smart to be People 1942 setting Century)

Ferguson, Dwayne - Comic book writer and artist who Blackthorne Publishing, No specific NJ (Cartoons and comics -- (Caricatures and 741.5973 F38 received his start as a Rutgers sophomore. Hamster Vice, Book Two El Cajon, CA, 1986 setting United States) cartoons) 741.5973 F38 DUPLICATE Grabach, John R. - Taught drawing and painting for over Dell Publishing, NY, No specific NJ 743 G75 twenty years at The School of Industrial and Fine Arts in How to Draw the Human Figure 1957 setting (Anatomy for artists) Audsley, George Ashdown & Berthold Audsley - The George Allen & Co., No specific NJ 745.2 Au2 Audsleys were both architects. Artistic and Decorative Stencilling London, 1911 setting (Stencil work) Van de Water, Virginia Terhune - Wrote The Social Sturgis & Walton, NY, No specific NJ 747 V28 Problems of the Commuter and His Wife , among other From Kitchen to Garret 1912 setting (Interior decoration)

Journey Through New Jersey: A Catalog of Spring Lake, New 769 N46 New Jersey Historical Society an Exhibition of Early Prints and Drawings [Self-published], 1960 Brunswick (Drawing -- Catalogs) (Furniture) Rutgers University Cate, Phillip Dennis - Director of the Jane Voorhees The Graphic Arts and French Society, 1871- Press, New Brunswick, (Art and society -- (Lithography -- 769.944 C28 Zimmerli Art Museum in New Bunswick, NJ. 1914 NJ, 1988 Not set in NJ France -- Paris) Catalogs) Doubleday, Doran & Antheil, George - Professional concert pianist and avant- Co., Garden City, NY, Trenton (briefly (Musicians -- (Paris [France] -- 780.92 An8 garde composer who grew up in Trenton. Bad Boy of Music 1945 mentioned) Biography) Intellectual life) Baraka, Imamu Amiri & Amina Baraka - Imamu Amiri Baraka was in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified Newark. Known as the Father of (African Americans -- 781.7296073 B23 the Black Arts Movement. Amina Baraka, formerly The Music: Reflections on Jazz and Blues Morrow, NY, 1987 Newark Music)

Songs and choruses incidental to the travesty of "Romeo and Juliet" as produced by the Grand Opera House, Newark, NJ, Tuesday (Theater -- New Jersey - 782 M61 Shakespeare, William; J. Bruen Miller evening, April 15, 1879 Jones, Newark, NJ, 1879 Not set in NJ - Newark) Jazz and Blues Newark Public Library, Art and Music Opera, a booklist from the Newark Public Department, Newark, No specific NJ 782 N42 Newark Public Library Library NJ, 1969 setting (Opera -- Bibliography) The Essex Press, No specific NJ 782 Sch1 Schaaf, Edward - Austrian composer of operas. A Study of Modern Operatic Art Newark, NJ, 1911 setting (Hill box) Hines, Jerome - Opera singer (bass) who performed at Doubleday, Garden City, No specific NJ (Operas -- Instruction 782.1143 H589gr the Met from 1946 to 1987. He lived in South Orange. Great Singers on Great Singing NY, 1982 setting and study) (Opera)

Favorite hymns with tunes by Newark Holbrook Printing Co., No specific NJ (Hymns, English -- (Singers -- 782.527 F272 0 composers Newark, NJ, 1889 setting New Jersey -- Newark) Intervierws) Hall-Mack Company, No specific NJ 782.527 H994 Miles, C. Austin (compiled and edited by) Hymns of Assurance Philadelphia, PA, 1932 setting (Hymns, English) G.I.A. Publications, No specific NJ 782.527 Sm66 Smith, Robert Edward (compiled by) Hymns to Our Lady, in Latin and English Chicago, IL, 1976 setting (Hymns, English) (Gospel music) No specific NJ (Music -- New Jersey -- 783 N42 Dennis, Alfred Lewis Music of the Christian Church Borden Press, n.d. setting Newark) (Hymns, Latin)

Ungar, Harry F. - Harry "Skip" Ungar was a humorist and America's Most Famous Unknown Song songwriter who lived in Scotch Plains. His wife Manya Writer: The Pre-Posthumous and Heretofore Self Indulgent Press, No specific NJ (Newark, NJ -- 784.5 Un35 was President of the national PTA. Unpublished Lyrics of Harry F. "Skip" Ungar Scotch Plains, NJ, 1985 setting (Popular music) Hymns) Busch, Carl & William Cullen Bryant - Carl Busch was a Danish-born American composer who often wrote about the American West; William Cullen Bryant was a America: Cantata for two soloists, chorus Festival Publishing Co., No specific NJ (National music -- (New Jersey -- 784.82 B96 Romantic poet and long-time editor of the New York and orchestra Newark, NJ, 1916 setting United States) Songs and music)

(Cantatas, Secular - Bornschein, Franz C. - Composer of orchestral music, Onowa: Cantata for soprano solo, chorus and Festival Publishing Co., No specific NJ (Choruses, Secular with - Vocal scores with 784.84 B64 teacher and music critic. orchestra Newark, NJ, 1916 setting orchestra) piano) 784.84 B64 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE (Cantatas)

Spelling errors occur in The Miracle of Time: Symphonic ballad for this book's Harling, W. Franke - Composer of film scores, operas double chorus, tenor solo and orchestra, Festival Publishing Co., No specific NJ entry in 784.88 H22 and popular music who won an Academy Award in 1939. children's chorus (ad lib) Newark, NJ, 1916 setting (Octets) Clavis The Children's Hour: A selection of secular and sacred songs for use in the school and New Jersey Song Book No specific NJ (Choruses and part- 784.9 Se1 Sealy, Frank L. (edited by) home Co., Newark, NJ, 1892 setting (School songbooks) songs) No specific NJ 786 Sch1 Schaaf, Edward - (See above) The Art of Player Piano Transcription No publisher, 1915 setting (Player piano) No specific NJ 787.75 F272 No author Zither music No publisher, 1892 setting (Zither music) Jones, LeRoi (Imamu Amiri Baraka) - Born in Newark, NJ, where he attended Barringer High School. He studied 789.43008996 B23 philosophy and religion at Rutgers University and was Blues People: Negro Music in White No specific NJ (Blues [music] -- 1963 intimately involved with the Committee for a Unified America W. Morrow, NY, 1963 setting History and criticism) (African Americans -- 789.5008996 B23 No specific NJ Music -- History 1967 Jones, LeRoi - (Same as above) Black Music W. Morrow, NY, 1967 setting (Jazz) and criticism) (African Alterman, Eric - Political and cultural columnist who Americans -- writes for The Nation and MSNBC.com, and has It Ain't No Sin to Be Glad You're Alive: The Little, Brown, Boston, Freehold, Asbury Music -- History 789.60092 Sp8 contributed to Rolling Stone . Promise of Bruce Springsteen MA, 1999 Park (Springsteen, Bruce) and criticism) (Rock musicians -- McClelland, Doug - Writer-lecturer on film and a former The Unkindest Cuts: The Scissors and the No specific NJ (Motion pictures -- United States -- 791.4309 M13 newspaper and magazine editor. Cinema Yoseloff, London, 1972 setting Editing) Biography) New Jersey State The Hollywood Indian: Stereotypes of Native Museum, Trenton, NJ, No specific NJ (Indians in motion 791.430909 Oc5 O'Connor, John E. Americans in films 1980 setting pictures) (Motion pictures -- United States -- 791.430909 Oc5 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE History)

McClelland, Doug - Writer-lecturer on film and a former Down the Yellow Brick Road: The making of Pyramid Books, NY, No specific NJ (Wizard of Oz [Motion 791.437 M13 newspaper and magazine editor. The Wizard of Oz 1976 setting picture, 1939]) Cinderella, dramatized from the original fairy tale; children's performance at the New Holbrook Printing Co., 792.3 C49 No author Institute Hall Newark, NJ, 1876 Not set in NJ Fairy tales Motion pictures (Patriotic literature, 792 N46 New Jersey State Normal School Two Patriotic Pageants Baker, Boston, 1921 Not set in NJ American) Woollcott, Alexander - Critic and commentator for The G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, No specific NJ (Theater -- United 792 W881 New Yorker, radio personality and member of the Enchanted Aisles 1924 setting States) (Pageants) The Columbian Riddler, or Entertaining Benjamin Olds, Newark, No specific NJ 793 C72 No author Puzzle-Book NJ, 1840 setting (Riddles) (Actors) (Chap-books -- Fashionable dancing; containing all the last Francis & Loutrel, NY, No specific NJ American -- 793.2 D38 De Lortie, J.L. new and fashionable dances 1867 setting (Dance) Individual) Stirling, June & Don Stirling - The Stirlings, who were Fairyland, USA, No specific NJ (Tap dancing -- Study 793.324 St5 based in Newark, wrote tap-dancing music. A Modern System of Tap Notation Newark, NJ, 1958 setting and teaching) 793.324 St5 DUPLICATE Div-A-Let, Division by Letters: A Pastime or Mental Diversion, Mostly Intended for Those The Revell Company No specific NJ 793.7 V19 Vail, William H. Who are Fond of Such Things Press, Newark, NJ, 1909 setting (Games) Sandy Hook, Delaware Water Gap, Springfield, C.S. Hammond & Company; E.L. Jordan, Ph.D. - E.L. C.S. Hammond, Clementon, Not in 796 J762 Jordan was a professor at Rutgers. Hammond's Sports Atlas of America Maplewood, NJ, 1956 Princeton, etc. Sports Clavis Bateman, John F. & Paul V. Governali - John Bateman was the assistant football coach at Penn, and "Pitchin' Football Fundamentals: Basic Strategy and No specific NJ 796.332 B315fo Paul" Governali was an NFL quarterback and head Teaching Methods McGraw Hill, NY, 1957 setting (Football) Farrell, Vincent DePaul - Lieutenant in the United States No specific NJ 796.332 F24 Navy. Gridiron Wars Rage Through 75th Year No publisher, 1944 setting (Football) Kaufman, Louis; Barbara Fitzgerald and Tom Sewell - Messrs. Kaufman, Fitzgerald and Sewell were writers Ballantine Books, NY, (Berg, Moe, 1902- 796.357 B4521 (Kaufman for the Boston Globe and Sewell for the Moe Berg: Athlete, Scholar, Spy 1976 Newark 1972) Bouton, Jim, with Neil Offen - Jim Bouton was an All- (Baseball players -- Star MLB pitcher, writer of the controversial baseball tell- I Managed Good, But Boy Did They Play Playboy Press, Chicago, No specific NJ (Baseball -- United States -- 796.357 B69 all book Ball Four , and delegate to the 1972 Democratic Bad IL, 1973 setting Management) Biography) (Baseball players -- 796.357092 B669 Stein and Day, NY, No specific NJ United States -- Aa1ba 1981 Bouton, Jim - (Same as above) Ball four plus ball five 1981 setting Autobiography Biography) Osler, Tom & Ed Dodd - Tom Osler is a long-distance World Publications, runner who has won three national ultramarathon Mountain View, CA, No specific NJ (Marathon running -- 796.4252 Os51uL championships and the 1965 Philadelphia Marathon. Ed Ultramarathoning: The Next Challenge 1979 setting History) (Baseball--U.S.)

Spelling errors occur in this book's Dodd, Mead & No specific NJ (Runners [Sports] -- entry in 796.52 R53 Robbins, Leonard H. - (See above) Mountains and Men Company, NY, 1931 setting (Mountaineering) Biography) Clavis Geo. E. Woodward, NY, No specific NJ (Hunting -- Juvenile 799 H4112 1871 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) The Complete Manual for Young Sportsmen 1871 setting literature)

The Complete Manual for Young Sportsmen, Geo. E. Woodward, NY, No specific NJ (Hunting -- Juvenile (Fishing -- 799 H4112 1873 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) Revised Edition 1873 setting literature) Juvenile literature) Athenia Publishing The Home Afloat, or The Boy Trappers of Company, Athenia, NJ, Hackensack (Fishing -- 799 T66 Townsend, Thomas the Hackensack 1908 Valley (Trapping) Juvenile literature) (Fishing -- New 799 T66 DUPLICATE Jersey) (Trout fishing -- 799.1 H411 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) Trouting Along the Catasauqua Anglers' Club, NY, 1927 Not set in NJ Pennsylvania) Frank Forester's Fish and Fishing of the United States and British Provinces of North W.A. Townsend and No specific NJ 799.1 H4111 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) America Company, NY, 1859 setting (Flies, Artificial) Supplement to Frank Forester's Fish and Fishing of the United States and British Stringer and Townsend, No specific NJ (Fishing -- United (Fishing -- North 799.1 H4112 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) Provinces of North America NY, 1850 setting States) America)

Geo. E. Woodward, NY, No specific NJ (Game and game-birds - (Fishing -- 799.2 H411 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) American Game in its Seasons 1873 setting - North America) Canada) Watson, B.A. - B.A. Watson was a medical doctor from Sportsman's Paradise, or The Lakelands of Lippincott, Philadelphia, (Hunting -- North 799.2 W33 Jersey City. Canada 1888 Not set in NJ (Hunting -- Canada) America)

Stringer and Townsend, (New York [State] -- 799.209747 F76 Forester, Frank Henry William Herbert) - (See above) The Warwick Woodlands NY, 1851 Not set in NJ Description and travel) (Canada) Frank Forester's Field Sports of the United 799.297 H417 1868 States and British Provinces of North W.A. Townsend and No specific NJ (Game and game-birds - v.1 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) America, Volume 1 Company, NY, 1864 setting - North America) (Hunting) Frank Forester's Field Sports of the United 799.297 H417 1868 States and British Provinces of North W.A. Townsend and No specific NJ (Game and game-birds - (Hunting -- North v.2 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) America, Volume 2 Company, NY, 1864 setting - North America) America)

Frank Forester's Field Sports of the United 799.297 H417 1873 States and British Provinces of North Geo. E. Woodward, NY, No specific NJ (Game and game-birds - (Hunting -- North v.1 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) America, Volume 1, Revised Edition 1873 setting - North America) America)

Frank Forester's Field Sports of the United 799.297 H417 1873 States and British Provinces of North Geo. E. Woodward, NY, No specific NJ (Game and game-birds - (Hunting -- North v.2 Forester, Frank (Henry William Herbert) - (See above) America, Volume 2, Revised Edition 1873 setting - North America) America) Booth, Edward Townsend - Grew up in Bayonne and No specific NJ (Hunting -- North 804 B64 attended Yale. God Made the Country A.A. Knopf, NY, 1946 setting (Authors) America) John T. Robinson, No specific NJ (English language -- (Country life -- 808 H77 Hope, M.B. - Professor of political economy at Princeton. The Princeton Text Book in Rhetoric Princeton, NJ, 1859 setting Rhetoric) History) Sears, Lorenzo - Professor in the Department of American Institute of (English language -- Literature at the American Institute of Literature, Science Literature, Jersey City, No specific NJ Composition and 808 Se1 and the Arts. Seven Natural Laws of Literary Composition NJ, 1904 setting exercises) Stephens, Stephen DeWitt - Stephen DeWitt Stephens Harvard University was head of the English department at New Jersey Law Individual Instruction in English Press, Cambridge, MA, No specific NJ (English language -- 808 St43 School. Composition 1928 setting Study and teaching)

Spelling errors occur in this book's No specific NJ entry in 808.1 K15 Kase, Karl - Poet from Newark. The Land of the Dreamers and other poems N.p., Newark, NJ, 1868 setting Poetry Clavis Kinney, Elizabeth C. - Poet who regularly contributed to theNewark Daily Advisor and literary magazines such as 808.1 K62 Graham's and The Knickerbocker . She lived in both Felicita, a metrical romance Dickerson, NY, 1855 Not set in NJ Poetry Lemcke, Ernst Eduard - Poet from Orange who wrote in Privately printed, No specific NJ 808.1 L54 English and German. Creation, Re-Creation Orange, NJ, 1901 setting Poetry Central Printing Co., No specific NJ 808.1 P28 Paxton, DeWitt - Poet from Newark, NJ. Making Life Worth While n.d. setting Poetry Ricord, Frederick W. - Mayor of Newark from 1870 to 1874. He was also Sherriff of Essex County, president of No specific NJ 808.1 R42 the Newark Board of Education, and librarian of the New English Songs from Foreign Tongues Scribner, NY, 1879 setting (Poetry -- Collections) Scott, James - Pastor of the First Reformed Dutch Church D. Appleton and No specific NJ 808.1 Sco82 in Newark. The Guardian Angel: A poem in three books Company, NY, 1859 setting Poetry The Select Warbler: Containing a choice No specific NJ 808.1 Se42 No author selection of most fashionable songs Olds, Newark, NJ, 1834 setting (Ballads) Spelling errors occur in "Honored Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen": New Jersey Academy Sayreville, this book's Karcher, Joseph T. - Served in the NJ State Assembly Selected addresses from twenty years of Press, New Brunswick, Middlesex entry in 808.5 K142 from 1930 to 1933. public speaking, 1930-1950 NJ, 1950 County (Public speaking) Clavis Meador Publishing Sayreville, Company, Boston, MA, Middlesex 808.5 K1421 Karcher, Joseph T. - (Same as above) A Country Lawyer Speaks 1952 County (Public speaking) (Sayreville, N.J.) No specific NJ 808.6 F26 No author The Fashionable American Letter Writer Olds, Newark, NJ, 1839 setting (Letter writing) (Sayreville, N.J.) Lasky Co., Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 808.7 T363 Thomajan, P.K. An Unpsychological Dictionary 1953 setting (Wit and humour) Lasky Co., Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 808.8 L33 Lasky Company How's your IQ on Epigrammatic Maxims? 1952 setting (Epigrams) Bingham, Caleb - Textbook writer of 18th century New Pennington and Gould, No specific NJ (Literature -- 808.8 B51 England; his most famous work is The Columbian The American Preceptor NY, 1801 setting Collections) (Maxims) [Self-published], No specific NJ 808.8 K45 Essex County Teachers Guild, Newark Chapter Kernels of Corn Newark, NJ, 1903 setting (Hill box) (Readers)

Spelling errors occur in The mental friend and rational companion, this book's consisting of maxims and reflections which No specific NJ entry in 808.8 M52 No author relate to the conduct of life Olds, Newark, NJ, 1831 setting (Quotations) (Corn) Clavis Raddin, George Gates, Jr. - Historian who lived in Hocquet Caritat and the early New York Dover Advance Press, (Caritat, Hocquet de, b. 809 R11 Rockaway. literary scene Dover, NJ, 1953 Not set in NJ 1752) (Conduct of life) Raymond, Thomas L. - Mayor of Newark from 1915 to (Literature -- 1917 and again from 1925 to 1928. During his time in Events which led to the development of the Newark Public Library, History and 809 R21 office, Port Newark was constructed. literature of the Middle Ages Newark, NJ, 1926 Not set in NJ (Middle Ages) criticism) Rodrigues, Linda Maria Aurora, Ph.D. -Associate Dean (Literature, of Humanities and Social Sciences at Hudson County (Love poetry, Medieval -- Community College, and served as chair of the Courtly love in Portugal and Provence: The University of Wisconsin- Portuguese -- History History and 809.19353 R61 Department of Foreign Languages at the New School. lyric tradition Madison, 1986 Not set in NJ and criticism) criticism) (Love poetry, Provencal -- Self-published, Newark, No specific NJ History and 810.5 C36 Federation of Chaparral Writers Chaparral Writer Scrap Book NJ, 1953 setting Poetry and essays criticism) Crane, Stephen - Born 1871 in Newark, NJ. He was a writer in the Realist tradition, active in the late 1800s, and was critically acclaimed as one of the most inovative of his generation. Attended Syracuse University on a The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 1: The Red No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v1 baseball scholarship. Also served as a war correspondent Badge of Courage A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 2: Tales of No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v2 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Two Wars A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 3: The No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v3 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Monster A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 4: Active No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v4 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Service A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 5: No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v5 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Whilomville Stories A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 6: The No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v6 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Black Riders A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 7: The No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v7 Crane, Stephen - (See above) O'Ruddy, Part I A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 8: The No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v8 Crane, Stephen - (See above) O'Ruddy, Part II A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 9: Wounds No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v9 Crane, Stephen - (See above) in the Rain A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 10: Major No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v10 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Confkicts A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 11: No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v11 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Midnight Sketches A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies The Work of Stephen Crane, Vol. 12: The No specific NJ 810.8 C85 v12 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Open Boat A.A. Knopf, NY, 1925 setting Prose anthologies Crane, Stephen; Syracuse University Department of The Chap Book: Syracuse University Syracuse University, No specific NJ 810.8 C8511 English Literary Magazine Syracuse, NY, 1930 setting Short stories Disbrow, Helen & Eloise Disbrow - Helen and Eloise Marsh-Mist Press, No specific NJ 810.8 D63 Disbrow were humorists from Belmar. Sheer Twaddle Belmar, NJ, 1957 setting (Wit and humour) (Student newspapers Monmouth College, and periodicals -- New West Long Branch, NJ, West Long Jersey -- West Long 810.8 M75 Monmouth College; Colin Black [editor] Monmouth Letters, Vol. 2 No. 1 1958 Branch Branch) (Patriotism -- Unites I Lift My Lamp: Selected quotes and poems Helios Book Club, New No specific NJ States --Quotations, 810.8 H242 Harris, Mildred VerSoy [compiled by] expressing the American ideal York, 1964 setting maxims, etc.) (Democracy -- United States -- Religious aspects -- Christianity -- Ivins, Haddon - Was the editor of the Hudson Dispatch in Hudson Dispatch, Union Quotations, 810.8 Iv5 Union City. "Now" City, NJ, 1941 Union City Newspaper articles maxims, etc.) First Flight: A collection of writings by (New Jersey -- students and recent alumni of the University Easterwood Press, No specific NJ Education --Student 810.8 N424 v1 University of Newark of Newark (Vol. 1) Newark, NJ, 1938 setting publications) First Flight: A collection of writings by (New Jersey -- students and recent alumni of the University Easterwood Press, No specific NJ Education --Student 810.8 N424 v2 University of Newark of Newark (Vol. 2) Newark, NJ, 1940 setting publications)

(Creative writing Our Stories, by the School Children of New F. Stokes & Co., No specific NJ [Elementary education] 810.8 N46 Schoolchildren of New Jersey Jersey (fifteen years of age and younger) Philadelphia, 1888 setting -- New Jersey) (Creative writing [Secondary education] -- New 810.8 N46 DUPLICATE Jersey) Newark State College, No specific NJ 810.8 N464 Newark State College Dana Union, NJ, 1968 setting (American literature) Newark State College, No specific NJ 810.8 N641 Newark State College Dana Review Union, NJ, 1969 setting (American literature) Sands, Robert Charles - Writer, primarily of short stories. The writings of Robert C. Sands in prose and No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Author's 810.8 Sa5 v1 Member of the Knickerbocker Group. He was active in in verse, vol. 1 Harper, New York, 1834 setting works) The writings of Robert C. Sands in prose and No specific NJ (New Jersey -- Author's 810.8 Sa5 v2 Sands, Robert Charles - (Same as above) in verse, vol. 2 Harper, New York, 1834 setting works) Sinclair, Gladys Mellor [compiled and edited by] - Gladys Mellor Sinclair was a historian and author based La Pierrette Cie, Hudson No specific NJ (American literature -- 810.8 Si62 v2 in Bayonne. Penpoint Serenade, vol. 2 County, NJ, 1946 setting New Jersey)

Sinclair, Gladys Mellor [compiled and edited by] - (See La Pierrette Cie, Hudson No specific NJ (American literature -- 810.8 Si62 v3 above) Penpoint Serenade, vol. 3 County, NJ, 1947 setting New Jersey)

810.8 W932 No. 65 The Somerset Democrat, (Almanacs -- New 1890 Wright, Berlin H. Farmer's Almanac Somerville, NJ, 1890 Somerset County Jersey)

810.8 W932 No. 70 The Somerset Democrat, (Almanacs -- New 1895 Wright, Berlin H. Farmer's Almanac Somerville, NJ, 1895 Somerset County Jersey)

810.8 W932 No. 73 The Somerset Democrat, (Almanacs -- New 1898 Wright, Berlin H. Farmer's Almanac Somerville, NJ, 1898 Somerset County Jersey) Bucco, Martin - Martin Bucco, Ph. D., was an author and Steck-Vaughn Co., (Waters, Frank, 1902- 810.8 W31 professor ofAmerican literature at Colorado State Frank Waters Austin, TX, 1969 Not set in NJ 1995) Writers Read: Brookdale Community Writers Read, No specific NJ (American literature -- 810.8 W937 Brookdale Community College College, 12 April '85 Middletown, NJ, 1985 setting 20th century) (Children's writings, No specific NJ American -- New 810.80054 Se2 Children's Specialized Hospital (Mountainside, NJ) Secrets '79 [Self-published], 1979 setting Jersey) (Juvenile delinquents' Everyday People: Writings and drawings by writings, American -- the students of Essex County Youth Youse Self-published, Newark, No specific NJ New Jersey -- Essex 810.80352 Ev277 Essex County Youth House School School NJ, 1970 setting County) (African American Confirmation, an anthology of African No specific NJ women --Literary 810.809287 C76 Baraka, Amiri and Amina [compiled by] - (See above) American women Morrow, NY, 1983 setting collections) (American Middle Jersey Writers: An anthology of Self-published, Edison, No specific NJ (American literature -- literature -- 20th 810.809749 M58 Poets and Writers Committee of Central New Jersey poetry and fiction NJ, 1979 setting 20th century) century) (American literature -- Revolutionary period, (American Tyler, Moses Coit - Historian, professor, ordained priest The Literary History of the American Jersey City, 1775-1783 -- History literature -- New 810.9 T9711 v2 and professor of American history at Cornell. Revolution, 1763-183 G.P. Putnam, NY, 1897 Union, etc. and criticism) Jersey) (United States -- History -- The Davey Company; John T. Winterich - John Davey Co., Jersey City, No specific NJ Revolution, 1775- 810.9 W73 Winterich was one of the editors of The Colophon . Writers in America, 1842-1967 NJ, 1968 setting (Authors, American) 1783) (African Americans -- Aberjhani & Sandra L. West - Aberjhani is an essayist Intellectual life --20th from Savannah, Georgia, who has mostly written on Facts On File, Inc., NY, century -- 810.9896073 Ab377en African-American topics. Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance 2003 Not set in NJ Encyclopedias) Adams, M. Winchester - Poet; her most famous work is No specific NJ 811 Ad16 Polly . Pathways and other poems F.W. Orvis, NY, 1903 setting Poetry Allen, Lyman Whitney - Poet and clergyman from G.P. Putnam's Sons, No specific NJ 811 AL5 Newark, NJ. Abraham Lincoln: a poem New York, 1896 setting Poetry (Lincoln, G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, No specific NJ Abraham, 1809- 811 AL51 Allen, Lyman Whitney - (Same as above) A Parable of the Rose and other poems 1908 setting Poetry 1865 -- Poetry) G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, No specific NJ 811 AL511 Allen, Lyman Whitney - (Same as above) The Triumph of Love: a poem 1909 setting Poetry Albano, Charles - Professor of management at Fairleigh Greatunpublished.com, No specific NJ 811 AL123c Dickinson and writer of poetry and short stories for a pre- The Cloud Shaman 2001 setting Poetry Greatunpublished.com, No specific NJ 811 AL123f Albano, Charles - (See above) Fires Burning, Deep Inside 2001 setting Poetry Greatunpublished.com, No specific NJ 811 AL123o Albano, Charles - (See above) One Summer, A Thousand Days 2001 setting Poetry Skyline Drive: A poetic journey through Greatunpublished.com, No specific NJ 811 AL123s Albano, Charles - (See above) business life 2001 setting Poetry Greatunpublished.com, No specific NJ 811 AL123t Albano, Charles - (See above) Turn the Sandglass Over: A book of poetry 2001 setting Poetry The Cassowary Press, No specific NJ 811 An2353se Anderson, Forrest Sea Pieces and other poems NY, 1935 setting Poetry Windward Press, No specific NJ 811 An6 Ankenbrand, Frank Plum Blossom Scrolls Audubon, NJ, 1962 setting Poetry Armstrong, Richard Stoll - Preacher and was the public Fairway Press, Lima, No specific NJ 811 Ar53 relations and publicity director for the Baltimore Orioles. Enough, Already! And other church rhymes OH, 1993 setting (Humorous poetry) (Haiku, American)

The Aspect of the Times: a political poem, Hull & Bartlett, Newark, (Wit and humour -- 811 As6 "A native of Newark" and other pieces NJ, 1831 Newark Poetry Religious aspects) Branch Publishers, No specific NJ 811 Au5 Ault, Leslie Challenge to Fear Woodstock, NY, 1938 setting Poetry Baird, Mary Julian - Sister Mary was a member of the Saint Anthony Guild Religious Sisters of Mercy, a Catholic service The Refuge of Beauty: A book of Marian Press, Paterson, NJ, No specific NJ 811 B16 organization. poems 1954 setting Poetry Chronicle Publishing (Mary, Blessed Company, Orange, NJ, No specific NJ Virgin, Saint -- 811 B19 Baldwin, Fred Clare The Life Melodious 1909 setting Poetry Poetry) Jihad Productions, (African Americans -- 811 B23 Baraka, Imamu Amiri - (See above) Spirit Reach Newark, NJ, 1972 Newark Poetry) Black Magic: Sabotage, Target Study, Black Bobbs-Merrill, (African Americans -- 811 B23bL Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Art, Collected Poetry 1961-1967 Indianapolis, 1969 Newark Poetry) Revolutionary Communist League, (African Americans -- 811 B2311 Baraka, Imamu Amiri - (See above) Hard Facts, 1973-75 Newark, NJ, 1976 Newark Poetry) (American poetry -- African American 811 B2312 Baraka, Imamu Amiri - (See above) Selected Poetry of Amiri Baraka/LeRoi Jones Morrow, NY, 1979 Newark authors) Barrett, Charles J. - State Deputy of the New Jersey Knights of Columbus, No specific NJ 811 B273 Knights of Columbus. Poems and Addresses of Charles J. Barrett n.p. 1908 setting Poetry

The Golden Hind Press, No specific NJ 811 B29 Darien, Peter Songs of Season Madison, NJ, 1939 setting Poetry

Love Period: Expressions of love's twists and We Did It Publications, 811 B468 Beyah, Islah, & Jaleelah Karriem challenges East Orange, NJ, 1986 Newark Poetry

(American poetry -- G. Wisner Thorne: an impression in verse by [Self published], East No specific NJ African American 811 B5754gw Blair, G. Edward William Shakespeare and G. Edward Blair Orange, NJ, 1930 setting Poetry authors) (Shakespeare, Bremser, Ray - Poet and Greenwich Village regular in Angel: The work of one night in the William, 1564- the 1950s, and an associate of Lawrence Ferlinghetti, dark/solitary confinement, New Jersey State Tompkins Square Press, 1616--Parodies, 811 B75 Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso. Prison, Trenton NY, 1967 Trenton imitations, etc.) 811 B75 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Libertarian Press, Gle No specific NJ 811 B795 Brostoski, John The Isle of Drdl Gardner, NJ, 1949 setting Poetry [Self-published], No specific NJ 811 B8132fa Woodruff, Hannah Faith Songs Newark, 1882 setting Poetry Theo. Gaus's Sons, NY, No specific NJ 811 B8134po Brown, Howard Fremont The Poet Comes in Gladness 1954 setting Poetry Los Pandos Press, Taos, No specific NJ 811 B85 Bucco, Martin - (See above) The Voluntary Tongue NM, 1957 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 B854 Buccino, Anthony Days You Knew Me [Self-published], 1976 setting Poetry Bunner, H.C. - Born Henry Cuyler Bunner was a poet from Nutley. He was the editor of Puck and orchestrated Charles Scribner's Sons, No specific NJ 811 B881 its rise to prominence as a vehicle for political satire. The Poems of H.C. Bunner NY, 1896 setting Poetry Charles Scribner's Sons, No specific NJ 811 B8811 Bunner, H.C. - (See above) Rowen: "Second crop" songs NY, 1892 setting Poetry The National Council on Religion in Higher No specific NJ 811 C163 Cannon, David Wadsworth, Jr. Black Labor Chant Education, NY, 1939 setting Poetry

Ceravolo, Joseph - Critically acclaimed poet associated (American poetry -- with the second generation of the New York School. He Tibor de Nagy Editions, No specific NJ African American 811 C33 also worked as a civil engineer. Wild Flowers Out Of Gas NY, 1967 setting Poetry authors) Chase, Karen - Poet whose work has appeared in The New Yorker and The Yale Review , among other CavanKerry Press, Fort 811 C381ka magazines. She is currently a teacher in western Kazimierz Square Lee, NJ, 2000 Not set in NJ Poetry Ciardi, John - Professor at Harvard and Rutgers and Rutgers University poetry editor of the Saturday Review . He also served in Press, New Brunswick, No specific NJ 811 C4817 World War II. Person to Person NJ, 1964 setting Poetry Clark, Lester - Writter of "Workers of America" and Self-published, Newark, No specific NJ 811 C543 "Aquarian Voyage". Great Spirit NJ, 1949 setting Poetry Clewell, David - Professor of creative writing at Webster University and was Poet Laureate of Missouri from 2010 No specific NJ (Indians of North 811 C593 to 2012. Blessings in Disguise Viking, NY, 1991 setting Poetry America -- Poetry) D. Appleton and No specific NJ 811 C6792Li Coles, Abraham - Poet and physician from Scotch Plains. Light of the World Company, NY, 1885 setting (Jesus Christ -- Poetry) D. Appleton and No specific NJ (Bible, Gospels -- 811 C6792mi 1881 Coles, Abraham - (Same as above) The Microcosm and other poems Company, NY, 1881 setting Poetry Poetry) D. Appleton and No specific NJ 811 C6792ma Coles, Abraham - (Same as above) Man, the Microcosm, Cosmos Company, NY, 1892 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 C8511 Crane, Stephen - (See above); Wilson Follett [edited by] The Collected Poems of Stephen Crane Knopf, NY, 1930 setting Poetry Crane, Stephen - (Same as above); Gerald McDonald No specific NJ 811 C8514 [edited by] Poems of Stephen Crane Crowell, NY, 1964 setting Poetry Coxe, Arthur Cleveland - Episcopal Bishop of Western D. Appleton and No specific NJ 811 C832 New York during the late 1800s. Christian Ballads Company, NY, 1865 setting Poetry Small, Maynard and Company, Boston, MA, No specific NJ 811 C8513 Crane, Stephen - (See above) The Black Riders and other lines 1905 setting Poetry Wilbur B. Ketcham, NY, No specific NJ 811 C857 Crane, Oliver - Reverend from Morristown. Minto and other poems 1888 setting Poetry Murphy & Bechtel, No specific NJ 811 C892 Cullen, Cassius C. American Melodies, in three parts Trenton, NJ, 1864 setting Poetry Abbey Printing The Golden Moment: The Collected Poems Company, East Orange, No specific NJ 811 D255 Tallman, Jane Darrow of Jane Darrow Tallman NJ, 1948 setting Poetry Edmund H. Graves, No specific NJ 810 D283 Davies, Evan Y. Poems Wise and Otherwise Newark, NJ, 1920 setting Poetry Edmund H. Graves, No specific NJ 811 D2831 Davies, Evan Y. Poems Wise and Otherwise, 3rd ed. Newark, NJ, 1925 setting Poetry 811 D2831 DUPLICATE PublishAmerica, No specific NJ 811 D377sm deLeon-Lewis, Pamela Smiling Thru the Tears Baltimore, 2005 setting Poetry

(Breast cancer -- Patients -- United Two Sewers For a Tennis Court, or, What I Exposition Press, No specific NJ States -- Biography 811 D45 deSheplo, Linda Max Got Out Of and Into Hicksville, NY, 1980 setting Poetry -- Poetry) Marshmist Press, No specific NJ 811 D63 Disbrow, Eloise - (See above) The Lingerer Parkertown, NJ, 1952 setting Poetry (Hymns, Latin -- Doane, George Washington - Episcopal Bishop of New E. Bliss and E. White, No specific NJ Translations into 811 D65 Jersey from 1832 to 1859. Songs By the Way NY, 1824 setting English) (Hymns, Latin -- J. Munsell, Albany, NY, No specific NJ Translations into 811 D651 Doane, George Washington - (See above) Songs By the Way, 3rd ed. 1875 setting English) Dodge, Mary Mapes - Author of poems and children's literature from Irvington, active in the late 1800s. Her No specific NJ 811 D661 most famous work is Hans Brinker . Along the Way Scribner, NY, 1879 setting Poetry Dragonetti, Mary - New Jersey poet who was featured in Story Book Press, No specific NJ 811 D782 the New York Times and specialized in haiku. Lure Elusive Dallas, 1950 setting Poetry J & C Transcripts, No specific NJ 811 D7821 Dragonetti, Mary- (Same as above) Wind Prints Kanona, NY, 1967 setting Poetry Dragonetti, Mary - New Jersey poet who was featured in J & C Transcripts, No specific NJ 811 D7823 the New York Times and specialized in haiku. Petals Kanona, NY, 1979 setting Poetry 811 D7823 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE J & C Transcripts, No specific NJ 811 D811 Dragonetti, Mary - (Same as above) Ripples Kanona, NY, 1977 setting Poetry Ruckle Press, East No specific NJ 811 D93 Duren, George Bancroft Earthbound Orange, NJ, 1926 setting Poetry 811 D93 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Self-published, East No specific NJ 811 Ea73 East Orange High School Second Book of High School Verse Orange, NJ, 1934 setting Poetry (American poetry -- R.L. Lynn, Trenton, NJ, African American (New Jersey -- 811 EL22 Elerbe, John In & Out the Big Dusty: Poems from Prison 1977 Trenton authors) Poetry)

English, Thomas Dunn - Congressman from NJ, author (Prisoners' and songwriter who had a bitter feud with Edgar Allen The Select Poems of Dr. Thomas Dunn Privately published, No specific NJ writings, American 811 En31 Poe. English Newark, NJ, 1894 setting Poetry -- New Jersey) Farrington, Harry Webb - Hymn writer and preacher who Rough & Brown Press, 811 F241 served as the athletic director for the French troops Poems from France NY, 1920 Not set in NJ Poetry (World War I, Felton, Franki - Poet and clothes designer from North Ramapo Graphics, No specific NJ 1914-1918 -- 811 F34 Bergen. Macho Musing Spring Valley, NY, 1978 setting Poetry Poetry) John A. Rank, Union No specific NJ 811 F34 Felton, Franki - (See above) Musing in Mid-Century City, NJ, 1971 setting Poetry Robin Printing Co., No specific NJ 811 F34mag Felton, Franki - (See above) Magi Musings Neptune City, NJ, 1988 setting Poetry

Field, William Noe - Father William Field was the Washington Irving Pub. No specific NJ 811 F455 chaplain at Seton Hall University. Hear In My Heart Co., Newark, N.J 1951 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 F55 Fitchue, Leah Gaskin Doretha [Self-published], 1979 setting Poetry

(American poetry -- Flagg, E. Alma - Poet from Newark who has an Branford Press, Newark, African American 811 F592 elementary school named after her. Lines and Colors: Twenty-One Poems NJ, 1979 Newark Poetry authors)

(American poetry -- African American 811 F592 DUPLICATE authors) Branford Press, Newark, 811 F592f Flagg, E. Alma - (See above) Feelings, Lines, Colors NJ, 1980 Newark Poetry

(American poetry -- Self-published, Newark, African American 811 F592t Flagg, E. Alma - (See above) Twenty More With Thought and Feeling NJ, 1981 Newark Poetry authors)

(American poetry -- African American 811 F592t DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE authors) 811 F592t DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE 811 F592t DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE 811 F592t DUPLICATE 811 F592t DUPLICATE Wesleyan University Press, Middletown, CT, No specific NJ 811 F74 Forbes, Calvin - Poet from Newark. Blue Monday 1974 setting Poetry

(American poetry -- Bookman Associates, No specific NJ African American 811 F81 Foster, Solomon - (See above) Spiritual Trails to Happiness NY, 1953 setting Poetry authors) Lovenut Press, No specific NJ 811 F863 Fraser, Learie John The Ungiven Speeches Maplewood, NJ, 1993 setting Poetry

(American poetry -- African American 811 F863 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE authors)

Golden Quill Press, No specific NJ 811 F823 Fountain, Helen A Cage of Birds Francestown, NH, 1970 setting Poetry Freneau, Philip Morin - Poet, sea captain during the American Revolution, and newspaper editor from Poems, written between the years 1768 & Self-published, No specific NJ 811 F881 Monmouth County who graduated from Princeton and 1794 Middletown, NJ, 1795 setting Poetry 811 F881 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE J.R. Smith, London, No specific NJ 811 F8812 Freneau, Philip Morin - (See above) Poems on various subjects 1861 setting Poetry (Unites States -- Standard Printing History -- Company, Providence, No specific NJ Revolution, 1775- 811 F8813 Freneau, Philip Morin - (See above) The American Village Rhode Island, 1906 setting Poetry 1783 -- Poetry) David Longworth, NY, No specific NJ 811 F8814 Freneau, Philip Morin - (See above) A collection of poems on American affairs 1815 setting Poetry Garrison, Theodosia Pickering - Poet and literary critic No specific NJ 811 G192 from Newark. Active in the early 1900s. The Joy o' Life and other poems M. Kennerley, NY, 1909 setting Poetry G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY, No specific NJ 811 G192as Garrison, Theodosia Pickering - (See above) As the Larks Rise 1921 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 G1921 Garrison, Theodosia Pickering - (See above) The Earth Cry, and other poems M. Kennerley, NY, 1910 setting Poetry George H. Doran Co., No specific NJ 811 G1922 Garrison, Theodosia Pickering - (See above) The Dreamers, and other poems NY, 1917 setting Poetry Gibbs, Adriana M., D.M.L. - Born and raised in Italy. Earned her doctoral degree in modern language, and became a professor of foreign language at St. Peter's Triton Press, Morro Bay, No specific NJ 811 G352ae University in Jersey City, NJ, where she stayed for The Aesthetic Quest: Thoughts and Poetry CA, 1981 setting Poetry Liberty Publishing and Printing, Wood-Ridge, Oradell, Passaic, 811 G363 Gifford, the Rev. Millard M. Symphonic Silver NJ, 1955 etc. Poetry Gilder, Richard Watson - Poet who was born in Bordentown. Fought in the Civil War, was a reporter for Houghton, Boston, MA No specific NJ 811 G3818 the Newark Advertiser, and had membership in the The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder 1908 setting Poetry T. Gaus's Sons, 811 G413 Gill, Joseph Thomas West Indian Verses and More Brooklyn, NY, 1971 Not set in NJ Poetry

Gillan, Maria Mazziotti - Poet who was born in Paterson Paterson, and currently resides in Hawthorne. Graduate of Seton Hawthorne, Long (American poetry -- Hall, and is the Director of Creative Writing at SUNY Branch, Seaside African American 811 G4105 Binghamton. Things My Mother Told Me Guernica, Toronto, 1999 Heights, etc. Poetry authors)

Paterson, Passaic, 811 G414wh Gillan, Maria Mazziotti - (See above) Where I Come From Guernica, Toronto, 1995 Allendale, etc. Poetry Small, Maynard & Ginsberg, Louis - Lived in Paterson and Newark, and Company, Boston, MA, No specific NJ 811 G431 was the father of Allen Ginsberg. The Attic of the Past 1920 setting Poetry 811 G431 DUPLICATE Ginsberg, Allen - One of the most famous and critically acclaimed poets of the 20th Century. Served as the voice Gotham Book Mart, NY, No specific NJ 811 G432bi of the Beat Generation of the '50s and a counterculture Bixby Canyon Ocean Path Word Breeze 1972 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 G432mo Ginsberg, Louis - (See above) Morning in Spring Morrow, NY, 1970 setting Poetry Liveright Publishing No specific NJ 811 G435ev Ginsberg, Louis - (See above) The Everlasting Minute Co., NY, 1937 setting Poetry Liveright Publishing No specific NJ 812 G435ev Ginsberg, Louis - (See above) The Everlasting Minute Co., NY, 1938 setting Poetry Northern Lights, Orono, No specific NJ 811 G435po Ginsberg, Louis - (See above) Collected Poems Maine, 1992 setting Poetry [Self-published], South No specific NJ 811 G442 Gittings, William H. Poems Orange, NJ, n.d. setting Poetry Ventnor Publishers, No specific NJ 811 G653 Gordon, Susan Joan The Road I Travel Ventnor, NJ, 1964 setting Poetry Looker & Reynolds, 811 G93 Guest, Moses Poems on several occasions Cincinnati, 1824 New Brunswick Poetry (United States -- Hamilton, Alfred Starr - Poet and lifelong resident of Best Cellar Press, Newark, Jersey Description and 811 H182 Montclair. The Big Parade Lincoln, NE, 1982 City, Millburn Poetry travel) Hamilton, Horace E., Ph.D. - Member of the English Twayne, New York, No specific NJ 811 H183 faculty at Rutgers, and served in the Navy during World The Dry Scratch of Laurel 1953 setting Poetry Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, No specific NJ 811 H1831 Hamilton, Horace E. - (See above) Before Dark NJ, 1965 setting Poetry Self-published, Atlantic No specific NJ 811 H222 Harley, Halvor Larsen Words and Music City, NJ, 1938 setting Poetry Harris, Jana - Poet who has taught at NYU and been Harper and Row, San No specific NJ 811 H24m involved with the Manhattan Theatre Club. Manhattan as a Second Language Francisco, 1982 setting Poetry Harter, Penny (Penny Bihler) - Poet from NJ. Creative writing consultant for Woodbridge High School. She was awarded the Arnold Gingrich Memorial Award in From Here Press, 811 H253h Literature by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts in House By the Sea Paterson, NJ, 1975 The Jersey Shore Poetry From Here Press, No specific NJ 811 H253L Harter, Penny - (See above) Lovepoems Fanwood, NJ, 1981 setting Poetry From Here Press, No specific NJ 811 H253o Harter, Penny - (See above) The Orange Balloon Fanwood, NJ, 1980 setting Poetry Harter, Penny & William J. Higginson - Penny Harter (See above). William Higginson is a poet and publisher From Here Press, No specific NJ 811 H253u who is married to Penny Harter. Used Poems Paterson, NJ, 1978 setting Poetry John A. Rank, Union No specific NJ 811 H254 Hartwell, Henry Ameroy Dust of Our Time City, NJ, 1936 setting Poetry Book Store Press, Red No specific NJ 811 H29 Haubrick, Sgt. Robert T. Rhyme and Reason Bank, NJ, 1941 setting Poetry Mitre Press, London, No specific NJ 811 H333 Hayman, Jacob Falling Leaves 1934 setting Poetry Jennings & Hardham, No specific NJ 811 H353 Hedden, William D. Soul of the World Newark, NJ, 1873 setting Poetry D. Appleton and No specific NJ (Christian poetry -- 811 H381 Henderson, Daniel A Harp in the Winds Company, NY, 1924 setting Poetry American) Hewitt, Francis - Poet from Atlantic City who wrote substantially about the sea. He graduated from Rutgers, Belvedere Press, Atlantic City, 811 H49 served in World War II and was on the staff of the United Outrace the Dawn Arlington, VA, 1994 Cape May, etc. Poetry The Jersey Shore, From Here Press, Paterson, 811 H534d Higginson, William J. - (See above) Death Is & Approaches to the Edge Fanwood, NJ, 1981 Bergenfield Poetry Old Plate Press (distributed by From Here Press), Fanwood, 811 H534p Higginson, William J. - (See above) Paterson Pieces: Poems 1969-1979 NJ, 1981 Paterson Poetry Howarth, Ellen Clementine - Poet from Trenton notable Martin R. Dennis & Co, (Paterson, NJ -- 811 H836 for her unusually hard life. She was active in the 1860s. Mrs. Howarth's Poems Newark NJ, 1868 Trenton Poetry Poetry) 811 H836 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE 811 H836 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Martin R. Dennis & Co, 811 H8361 Howarth, Ellen Clementine - (See above) Mrs. Howarth's Poems, 2nd ed. Newark NJ, 1868 Trenton Poetry Jihad Productions, (African Americans -- 811 Im1 Iman, Yusef Something Black! Newark, NJ Newark Poetry) 811 Im1 DUPLICATE Sequoia Press, Berkeley, No specific NJ 811 Iv3 Ives, Roma A Time to Laugh CA, 1983 setting Poetry Self-published, Newark, No specific NJ 811 J6366gr Johnson, Richard Lewis The Great Indictment NJ, 1917 setting Poetry (African Americans -- 811 J72 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) The Dead Lecturer Grove Press, NY, 1964 Newark Poetry) Corinth Books, NY, (African Americans -- 811 J721 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note 1961 Newark Poetry) Jihad Productions, (African Americans -- 811 J7212 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Black Arts Newark, NJ, 1969 Newark Poetry) Third World Press, (African Americans -- 811 J7214 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) It's Nation Time Chicago, IL, 1970 Newark Poetry) 811 J7214 DUPLICATE Exposition Press, NY, No specific NJ 811 K142 Kaplan, Ruth Black Rainbows 1951 setting Poetry

Spelling errors occur in this book's Holbrook, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ entry in 811 K21 Keasbey, Anthony Q. Home Flowers 1879 setting Poetry Clavis Orchard Press, Chatham, No specific NJ 811 K292 Kelly, Carl Come With Me NJ, 1952 setting Poetry (Hill box) [Self-published], No specific NJ 811 K4515poe Kerns, J. Alexander Poems Newark, 1946 setting Poetry Kilmer, Joyce - Renowned poet and literary critic from New Brunswick whose poem "Trees" is among the most quoted in history. He fought and died in the First World George H. Doran, NY, No specific NJ 811 K55 War, and is the namesake of a rest stop on the New Trees and other poems 1914 setting Poetry George H. Doran, NY, No specific NJ 811 K551 Kilmer, Joyce - (See above) Main Street and other poems 1917 setting Poetry Baker & Taylor, NY, No specific NJ 811 K5511 Kilmer, Joyce - (See above) Summer of Love 1911 setting Poetry Kilmer, Aline Murray (née Murray) - Poet and children's George H. Doran, NY, No specific NJ 811 K5521 author from Metuchen. She was married to Joyce Kilmer. The Poor King's Daughter 1925 setting Poetry Doubleday, Doran & Co., Garden City, NY, No specific NJ 811 K5522 Kilmer, Aline Murray - (See above) Selected Poems 1929 setting Poetry George H. Doran, NY, No specific NJ 811 K5523 Kilmer, Aline Murray - (See above) Candles that Burn 1919 setting Poetry Vantage Press, NY, No specific NJ 811 K76 Knowles, Edmond - (See above) At the Threshold 1974 setting Poetry

(American poetry -- The Poetical Works of Norman Van Pelt Walters & Hand, Mount No specific NJ African American 811 L57 Levis, Norman Van Pelt Levis Holly, NJ, 1892 setting Poetry authors) Decatur House Press, No specific NJ (Christian poetry -- 811 L57875tok Levine, Miriam To Know We are Living Washington, 1976 setting Poetry American) CavanKerry Press, Fort No specific NJ 811 L5796da Levy, Howard S. A Day This Lit Lee, NJ, 2000 setting Poetry The Walt Whitman Foundation, Camden, No specific NJ 811 L75 Livezey, Herman Sleet NJ, 1927 setting Poetry 811 L884 Lopez, Lilli Story Poems of the Coastal Pinelands [Self-published], 1979 Pine Barrens Poetry (Folklore -- New McDonnell, Bucky - Harold "Bucky" McDonnell was a Fern Publishers, West No specific NJ Jersey -- Pine 811 M142 mailman from Englewood. When It's Spring Again Englewood, NJ, 1943 setting Poetry Barrens) Richard J. Coda, No specific NJ 811 M143 MacDonald, Samuel J. Ninety Newark, NJ, 1946 setting Poetry Ohio State University Press, Columbus, OH, Hammonton, 811 M227 McLaughlin, Bill Conspiracies of Love and Death 1970 Atlantic City, etc. Poetry Poetry for the spirit, the mind, and yes, the No specific NJ 811 M242 McQueen, Grace - Christian poet and author soul [Self published], 2007 setting Poetry A. Stephen Holbrook, No specific NJ (Christian poetry -- 811 M293 Mallaby, F. Fugitive Pieces Newark, NJ, 1860 setting Poetry American) Rollins Press, Winter No specific NJ 811 M322 Marburg, Winifred Carmer Along the Road Park, FL, 1939 setting Poetry Art Craft Publishing Co., No specific NJ 811 M343 Maron, Florence Twilight Rhapsody Newark, NJ, 1931 setting Poetry Art Craft Publishing Co., No specific NJ 811 M343t Maron, Florence Twilight Rhapsody Newark, NJ, 1931 setting Poetry

Madeleva, Mary - Sister Mary Madeleva was a nun from St. Anthony Guild Press, No specific NJ 811 M36 Paterson. A Question of Lovers and other poems Paterson, NJ, 1936 setting Poetry B. Humphries, Boston, No specific NJ 811 M452 Maxwell, William Hunter The Life to Live and other Plainpoems 1937 setting Poetry Dorrance, Bryn Mawr, No specific NJ 811 M744u Mondel, Alan - Lyricist from Elizabeth. Unsung Hero: songs and poetry PA, 1984 setting Poetry Dorrance, Bryn Mawr, No specific NJ 811 M7453bu Mondel, Alan - (See above) Buy Me: songs and poetry PA, 1984 setting Poetry Dorrance, Bryn Mawr, No specific NJ 811 M7453co Mondel, Alan - (See above) The Comeback Kid: poetry and songs PA, 1983 setting Poetry Self-published, No specific NJ 811 M7499Ly Monks, Minnie May Lyrics of Nature Bloomfield, NJ, 1903 setting Poetry

Vindication of the claim of Alexander M.W. Ball of Elizabeth, N.J. to the authorship of No specific NJ 811 M83 Morse, O.A. the poem Rock Me to Sleep, Mother Dodd, NY, 1857 setting Poetry 811 M83 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Lafayette Press, NY, Passaic, West 811 M834 Morse, John M. Memories of Childhood and other poems 1895 Orange Poetry Morton, David - Poet who taught at Morristown High G.P. Putnam's Sons, No specific NJ (New Jersey -- 811 M84 School. Ships in Harbour New York, 1921 setting Poetry Poetry) Editions de la Rade, Moss, Arthur - Expatriate poet in France who edited Second Childhood in Villefranche: Villefranche, France, 811 M851 various literary magazines. Indiscriminate Versiflage 1952 Not set in NJ Poetry Way & Williams, No specific NJ 811 M92 Munkittrick, Richard Kendall The Acrobatic Muse Chicago, IL, 1897 setting Poetry

811 N26 Neels, Betty H. Spirit Weaving Sesame Press, NY, 1977 Newark Poetry

(American poetry -- Stone Country Press, No specific NJ African American 811 N29 Neeld, Judith Scripts for a Life in Three Parts Madison, NJ, 1978 setting Poetry authors) Golden Hind Press, No specific NJ 811 N478 Newton, Charlotte The Constant Flame Madison, NJ, 1937 setting Poetry Fifteen original poems by George F.H. Noble, including also one by Ellsworth R. [Self-published], 811 N66 Noble, George F.H. & Ellsworth R. Noble Noble Newark, NJ, 1940 Newark Poetry No specific NJ 811 N73 Noorian, Belle W. Green Garden and other poems N.p., n.d. setting Poetry Kendall, New York, No specific NJ 811 Or51 Orleans, Ilo - Author of poetry for children. Father Gander 1933 setting Poetry Wonder Books, NY, No specific NJ 811 Or511 Orleans, Ilo - (See above) The Wonder Book of Fun 1951 setting Poetry Lasky Company, No specific NJ 811 Or512 Orleans, Ilo - (See above) Laughing Up Your Sleeve Newark, NJ, 1953 setting Poetry Paterson, Stephen Van Rensselaer &William Paterson - Press of the Newark William and Stephen Paterson were members of the Poems of Twin Graduates of the College of Daily Advertiser, No specific NJ 811 P2733po Paterson family, which was influential in New Jersey New Jersey Newark, NJ, 1882 setting Poetry Matthias Plum, Newark, Madison, West 811 P64 Pilch, Frederick H. Homespun Verses NJ, 1882 Orange Poetry Pizzarelli, Alan - Poet and songwriter who grew up in The Print Centre, NY, No specific NJ 811 P68 Newark and specializes in haiku. Karma Poems 1974 setting Poetry From Here Press, 811 P68z Pizzarelli, Alan - (See above) Zenryu and other works Paterson, NJ, 1975 Newark, Harrison Poetry (Haiku, American) Platt, Charles D. - Born Charles Davis Platt. NJ historian No specific NJ 811 P691 and poet. Poems Wessels, NY, 1901 setting Poetry (Haiku, American) [Self-published], Dover, No specific NJ 811 P6911 Platt, Charles D. - (See above) Muses of Today NJ, 1910 setting Poetry [Self-published], Dover, 811 P6913 Platt, Charles D. - (See above) Pocahontas NJ, 1914 Not set in NJ Poetry [Self-published], Dover, (Pocahontas, - 811 P6914 Platt, Charles D. - (See above) Pocahontas, an American opera NJ, 1915 Not set in NJ Poetry 1617) [Self-published], Dover, (Pocahontas, - 811 P6915 Platt, Charles D. - (See above) Pocahontas and the dawn of our nation NJ, 1921 Not set in NJ Poetry 1617) Jihad Productions, No specific NJ (Pocahontas, - 811 R2513no Reed, Clarence Not Forever Tears Newark, NJ, 1969 setting Poetry 1617)

Newark Publishing (American poetry -- Company, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ African American 811 R273 Reid, H. Jefferson After Dinner Poems 1925 setting Poetry authors) 811 R273 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Todd and Honeywell, No specific NJ 811 R324 Revell, David Jr. Everyday Great Neck, NY, 1984 setting Poetry Paul Breman Ltd, 811 R52 Rivers, Conrad Kent The Still Voice of Harlem London, 1972 Not set in NJ Poetry Linden, Keansburg, (American poetry -- Self-published, Linden, Westfield, African American 811 R5225 Rixon, Bob Prima Facie NJ, 1980 Pompton Plains Poetry authors) Rizzuto, Phil - Hall of Fame shortstop for the New York O Holy Cow! The selected verse of Phil Ecco Press, Hopewell, No specific NJ 811 R523 Yankees. Rizzuto NJ, 1993 setting Poetry Mosher Press, Portland, No specific NJ (Baseball -- 811 R62 Roe, William W. Saint Francis and the Birds ME, 1939 setting Poetry Poetry) No specific NJ 811 R632 Rogers, Grace A. When I Am Grown [Self-published], 197-? setting Poetry

Clifton Printing & Union City, Rowland, Charles - Born 1857 in Union City, NJ. Poet Publishing Company, Hoboken, 811 R796z Aa1ro and author The romance and reality of my life Clifton, NJ, 1947? Paterson, Passaic Autobiography Vantage Press, New No specific NJ Poets--American-- 811 Sch32 Schlatter, Gertrud A Woman's Emotional Harvest York, 1982 setting Poetry 20th Century) Fairleigh Dickinson Schott, Penelope Scambly - Feminist poet and professor My Grandparents Were Married for Sixty- Department of English, Cape May Point, 811 Sch6 of English at Rutgers. Five Years Madison, NJ, 1977 Route 1, Route 27 Poetry Grover, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 811 Sch818ho Schulte, Mary Jemima Holiday Poems 1890 setting Poetry Scudder, Antoinette - Poet, playwright and co-founder of Dorrance, Philadelphia, 811 Scu7 the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn. Provincetown Sonnets and Other Poems 1925 Atlantic City Poetry Harrison, New York, No specific NJ 811 Scu81 Scudder, Antoinette - (See above) Out Of Peony and Blade 1931 setting Poetry Harrison, New York, No specific NJ 811 Scu811 Scudder, Antoinette - (See above) East End, West End 1934 setting Poetry

Spelling errors occur in this book's Dorrance and Company, No specific NJ entry in 811 Scu812 Scudder, Antoinette - (See above) Huckleberries Philadelphia, 1929 setting Poetry Clavis F.F. Sherman, New No specific NJ 811 Scu813 Scudder, Antoinette- (See above) The Soul of Ilaria York, 1926 setting Poetry Italics for Life: The collected poems of Exposition Press, New No specific NJ 811 Scu814 Scudder, Antoinette - (See above) Antoinette Scudder York, 1947 setting Poetry Witherspoon, New York, No specific NJ 811 Scu815 Scudder, Antoinette - (See above) Poems by Antoinette Quinby Scudder 1924 setting Poetry Service, Robert W. - Canadian poet who wrote Barse & Hopkins, 811 Se613 extensively about the Yukon during the Gold Rush as Ballads of a Bohemian Newark, NJ, 1921 Not set in NJ Poetry The Country Bard Company, Madison, NJ, No specific NJ 811 Sh2 Sharp, Clarence A Day of Life and other poems 1924 setting Poetry The Country Bard Company, Madison, NJ, 811 Sh21 Sharp, Clarence April Ploughing and other poems 1929 Watchung Ridge Poetry Shapiro, David - Poet who was born in Newark, graduated from Columbia University and currently No specific NJ 811 Sh223ma teaches art history at William Paterson. A Man Holding An Acoustic Panel Dutton, NY, 1971 setting Poetry No specific NJ 811 Sh223pa Shapiro, David - (See above) The Page-Turner Liveright, NY, 1973 setting Poetry Work of Russell Milne ends here (August 2, 2013)/ Book Voxton Press, Short No specific NJ signed by 811 Sh39on Sheffield, Rena Cary On The Romany Road Hills, NJ, 1915 setting Poetry author Chetana Literary Group, No specific NJ 811 Si32in Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - Psychologist from Orange, NJ In search of lost time India, 2006 setting Poetry Century House No specific NJ 811 Si32 Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) In abysm of time Publishers, NY, 1938 setting Poetry Century House No specific NJ 811 Si32re Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) In abysm of time Publishers, NY, 1991 setting Poetry Poets Press India, No specific NJ 811 Si32ref Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) Reflections of a mind: a poetic sequence Madras, India, 1987 setting Poetry Century House No specific NJ Signed by 811 Si32ret Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) Retrieving the future Publishers, NY, 1995 setting Poetry author Chetana Literary Group, No specific NJ 811 Si32w Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) Winding roads India, 2004 setting Poetry Century House Paeans to the universe: a forthcoming Publishers, NY, 1940- No specific NJ 811 Si321 Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) volume of poetry (2 pts. in 1.) 1941 setting Poetry Moments of eternity: a psychopoetic Century House No specific NJ 811 Si322 Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) commentary on men Publishers, NY, 1956 setting Poetry Century House No specific NJ 811 Si323 Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) Sheaf: selected poems Publishers, NY, 1974 setting Poetry Vignettes of the intellect: an odyssey in Theo. Gaus, Brooklyn, No specific NJ Signed by 811 Si324 Silverman, Hirsch Lazaar - (See above) experience NY, 1977 setting Poetry author No specific NJ 811 Si53 Simpson, Mabel Poems Harold Vinal, 1925 setting Poetry Sloane, Michael - Poet born in NYC. Many of his works Fine Editionss Press, No specific NJ 811 Sl52 released posthumously. First and last poems NY, 1951 setting Poetry Smith, Samuel J. - Poet born in 1771. His family is Miscellaneous writings of the late Samuel J. Henry Perkins, No specific NJ Posthumous 811Sm53 among the early settlers of New Jersey and able members Smith Philadelphia, 1836 setting Poetry releases Smith, Ed - Born 1952 in Newark, NJ. Served as the Gaede's Pond Press, No specific NJ 811 Sm552 Manville Lbrary director. Dwasline road North Bergen, NJ, 1983 setting Poetry (NJ--History) No specific NJ 811 Sm56 Smith, Joanna Davis Headly (J.D.H.S.) - Home-spun verses Newark, NJ, 19--? setting Poetry Smith, Elias D. - American poet born 1840. He was a Sherman, French and solider in the Civil War, belonging to the 14th Regt. NJ Company, Boston, MA, No specific NJ 811 Sm59 Vols. 6th Corps. On Hurley hills and other verse 1911 setting Poetry West Orange, p. Spalding-Brown, Cornel G. - Poet born in Jamaica. 50; Irvington, Moved to the USA in 1980. Disbled veteran residing in Hats Off Books, Tucson, p.138, 160, 162, 811 Sp18wi Irvington, NJ. Wind chimes Arizona, 2004 174, 178, 202 Poetry Houghton, Mifflin and Stedman, Edmund Clarence - Poet, jounalist, literary The poetical works of Edmund Clarence Company, Boston & No specific NJ 811 St312 critic, banker born in Connecticut in 1833. Died in 1908 Stedman NY, 1891 setting Poetry (Irvington, NJ) Stevens, Elsie - Poet. Maiden name is Elsie Viola Kachel. Wife of poet Wallace Stevens. Believed to have been Poetry Publishers, No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811 St473as used as the model for the Mercury Dime. As they came to me Philadelphia, PA, 1932 setting Poetry 19th century)

Spelling Stevens, Thomas Wood - Born 1880. Artist, teacher, errors author, theater director. Held head positions at Art occur in Institite of Chicago, Carnegie Institute of Technology, this book's Sawyer Goodman Memorial Theater, and University of The Alwil Brochures: The unsought shrine The Blue Sky Press, entry in 811 St479un Arizona. Co-founder of Blue Sky Press. Died 1942. and Titian the boy Chicago IL. N.d. Ridgewood Poetry Clavis Stoddard, Hope - Born in 1900. Poet and editor. Bruce Humphries Graduate of University of Michigan. Worked closely with Publishers, Boston, MA, No specific NJ Signed by 811 St63 writer John Hall Wheelock. The noon answer 1965 setting Poetry author Vantage Press, New No specific NJ 811 St631 Stoddard, Hope - (See above) The curve of time York, 1975 setting Poetry Stringer, Arthur - Canadian born novelist, journalist, poet, screenwriter. Born 1874. Attended University of Toronto and University of Oxford. Worked for Montreal Ryerson Press, Toronto, No specific NJ Signed by 811 St816 Herald and the American Press Associaton. Died 1950. New York nocturnes Canada, 1948 setting Poetry author Sullivan, A.M. - Poet. Born Aloysius Michael Sullivan D.S. Colyer, Newark, No specific NJ 811 Su52 1874, Harrison, NJ. Died in Montclair NJ 1980. Sonnets of a simpleton NJ, 1924 setting Poetry Warren County, p. 12, 13; The ballad of John Castner: an unread The Fine Editions Press, Moristown, p. 18, 811 Su522 Sullivan, A.M. - (See above) incident of the American Revolution New York, 1943 22, 24 Poetry Metuchen, Elizabeth, Rahway, p. 18; Newark p. 18, 26; Kearny, p. 19; (NJ--History-- This day and age: a collection of poems of Dun's Review, New Bayonne, Revolution 1715- 811 Su525 Sullivan, A.M. - (See above) science and industry York, 1943 Paterson, p. 23 Poetry 83) P.J. Kennedy and Sons, No specific NJ 811 Su526 Sullivan, A.M. - (See above) Psalms of the prodigal and other poems New York, 1954 setting Poetry (Science--poetry)

Metuchen, Thomas Y. Crowell Elizabeth, Company, New York, Rahway, Newark, 811 Su529 Sullivan, A.M. - (See above) Selected lyrics and sonnets 1970 Kearny, p. 56 Poetry Religious Poetry 811 Su529 DUPLICATE The Cannon Press, 811 Sy4 Sykes, M'Cready - Born 1869 Poe's run and other poems Princeton, NJ, 1904 Princeton Poetry Taylor- McGriff, Hope - Born in Tuscon, Arizona; raised Bryant and Dillon (College verse, in NJ. Teaches in the South Orange/Maplewood school Publishers, Orange, NJ, No specific NJ American--NJ-- 811 T215ov system. Performs in "Casual Conversation" performance Overflow 1993 setting Poetry Princeton) No specific NJ African American 811 T216 Taylor, Gladys F. - Poet. Born in Kansas. Moon in the trees Plainfield, NJ, 1976 setting Poetry authors Springfield, Tsuda, Margaret - Poet and essayist. Born and raised in Poetica Press, New Newark, Camden, 811 T78 New York. Cry love aloud York, 1972 p. 14 Poetry Discovery Books, No specific NJ Signed by 811 T781 Tsuda, Margaret - (Same as above) Urban river Newark, NJ, 1976 setting Poetry author Tulloss, Rod - Poet and editor. A part of the Roosevelt Arts Project. Co-founder of both the Berkley Poets Co-op Griggstow (1st and the US1 Poets' Co-op. Associate editor of Computers From Here Press, poem), Princeton Book is 811 T82 and Society Newslette . Works as a computer engineer . "December 1975" Patterson, 1978 (3rd poem) Poetry unpaged Van Arsdale, Jan W. - Born in Pennsylvania. Conducted a jazz ministry in the United Presbyterian Church. Sea Bright, p. 18; Ordained a minister in 1965 and is presently the pastor of The Julip Press, Newark, Newark, p. 30, 811 V261 the Memorial West United Presbyterian Church in Mostly poetic NJ, 1979 44, 75, 76, 79, 80 Poetry Van Dyke, Henry - Born 1852 in PA. Presbyterian clergyman, educator, and author. Pastored the Brick Presbyterian Church in NY from 1883-99. Was a Charles Scribner's Sons, 811 V2817 professor of English at Princeton as well as a minister to Chosen poems NY, 1927 Princeton Poetry Virgil, Anita - Poet and essayist; specializes in haiku and No specific NJ 811 V812 senryu forms of poetry. Past president of the Haiku A 2nd flake Montclair, 1974 setting Poetry Religious Poetry Sobriety Press W., Cliff - Poet. Writes his book in response to his Publishing, Washington, No specific NJ Signed by 811 W1 journey as a recovering alcoholic. Faces: A tribute to Marworth NJ, 1986 setting Poetry American Haiku author Derrydale Press Waterstone, Satella Sharps - Writer and poet, born 1875. [Privately printed], NY, No specific NJ 811 W31 Most of her work published posthumously. Died 1938. A collection of verse 1938 setting Poetry Sobriety Watley, William D. & Matthew L. Watley - William D. Watley Ph. D. serves as the senior pastor at Saint Phillip AME Church in Atlanta, GA. Founder and C.E.O. of New Seasons Press. Matthew L. Watley serves as the executive minister at Reid Temple AME Church. Judson Press, Valley No specific NJ 811 W32 Founder of Power Lunch, a non-denominational worship Poems of a son, prayers of a father Forge, PA, 1992 setting Poetry (African Americans-- 811 W32 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Poetry)/ (Prayers) L.J. Hardham, Newark, 811 W345 Watters, Augustus - (See abbove) Poems N.J, 1882 Newark, p. 30 Poetry (Harlem Arcadia, and other poems. Together with The Self-published, Newark, No specific NJ Renaissance -- 811 W345ac Watters, Augustus - (See above) Final Religion, an essay. NJ, 1897 setting Poetry Encyclopedias) Weaver, Michael S. - African American poet and journalist. Born in 1951 in Baltimore, Maryland. Was a University Press of jornalist for the Baltimore Sun. Teaches at Simmons Virginia, Charlottesville, No specific NJ 811 W37 College in Boston. Water song VA, 1985 setting Poetry

The Tribune Publishing African American 811 W3788ca Weatherly, Wayne; Corbo, Martin; Fabrizio, Daniel Carousel Company, Newark, NJ Newark, p. 9 Poetry authors 811 W3788ca DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE WebCon Enterprise, No specific NJ 811 W384 Webley, Conrad - Poet and writer Love is a two letter word… us East Orange, NJ, 1978 setting Poetry

(American poetry -- Pillar of Fire, Zarephath, No specific NJ African American 811 W583 White, Alma - (See above) Hymns and poems NJ, 1931 setting Poetry authors) Pillar of Fire, Zarephath, No specific NJ 811 W5831 White, Alma (See above) Musings of the past NJ, 1927 setting Poetry (Hymns) The American Pillar of Fire, Zarephath, No specific NJ Civil War/ 811 W5832 White, Alma (See above) The voice of nature NJ, 1930 setting Poetry Religious Poetry Whitman, Walt - Born 1819 in Long Island. Poet, essayist, and journalist. Served as a volunteer nurse in Thomas Y. Crowell No specific NJ (Nature in 811 W59198 the Civil War. Leaves of Grass was partly a respsonse to Poems of Walt Whitman: Leaves of grass Company, NY, 1964 setting Poetry literature) Signed by author / Golden Apple Studios, No specific NJ book is 811 W637 Wiener, Alex R. - The journal of Skylore Engine Newark, NJ, 1972 setting Poetry/Prose unpaged Williams, William Carlos - Poet, pediatrician, general Paterson, p. 14, practitioner of medicine. Born 1883 in Rutherford, NJ. The collected poems of William Carlos New Directions Books, 57, 238; Passaic, 811 W67 v.2 Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for poetry and the National Williams: Volume II 1939-1962 Norfolk, CT, 1988 p. 44 Poetry Monroe Wheeler, NYC, No specific NJ 811 W67327 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) Manikin number two: go go 1923 setting Poetry Elkin Mathews, London, No specific NJ 811 W67328 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) The tempers 1913 setting Poetry Paterson, p. 30, New Directions Books, 99-106; Newark, 811 W6733 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) Selected poems Norfolk, CT, 1949 p. 104 Poetry New Directions Books, 811 W6735 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) The collected later poems Norfolk, CT, 1950 Paterson, p. 10 Poetry Paterson, p. 6, New Directions Books, 233-235; Jersey 811 W6736 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) The collected earlier poems Norfolk, CT, 1951 City, p. 109 Poetry 811 W6736 DUPLICATE University of Pennsylvania Press, Paterson, 811 W676pa C74 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) Paterson: language and landscape Philadelphia, PA, 1970 Rutherford Poetry Paterson, p. 262- 264, 276-280; Newark, p. 279; The complete collected poems of William New Directions Books, Jersey City, p. 811 W676po Com Williams, William Carlos - (See above) Carlos Williams Norfolk, CT, 1938 221 Poetry Williams, C.K. - Born 1936 in Newark, NJ. Served as a professor at George Mason University in Virginia and taught in the Writing Division of the School of the Arts at Columbia University in NY. Served as a chancellor of Random House, NY, No specific NJ 811 W6782 the American Academy of Poets. Awarded the Pullitzer Tar 1983 setting Poetry/Prose Sussex, p. 38-39, 52-54, 101-102; Cape May, p. 91; [Self published] Beers Shongum Press, Inc., Trenton, NJ, Mountain Ridge, 811 W692 Wilson, Samuel - Leaves of poetry 1921 p. 91 Poetry Willis, W. Spader - Poet. Served as the principal to the Baker Printing Normal School at Newark (now known as Kean Company, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ 811 W6797go University). Also served on the State Board of Examiners The goblet of youth 1922 setting Poetry/Prose

Trenton, p. 20; 811Ya2 Yard, Anna M.H. (Amy Hamilton) - Autumn Leaves Trenton, NJ, 1893 Pennington, p. 21 Poetry Yictove - Born Eugene Melvin Turk in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1946. Poet, performer, and mentor of NJ Throne Stone Press, No specific NJ 811Yi5 youth. Directed poetry series in the Knitting Factory, a D.J. soliloquy Newark, NJ, 1988 setting Poetry

Passaic Falls Bios of (Paterson), p. 84; American poetry-- authors Poets & Writers of NJ, Fort Lee, p. 97; African American listed in 811.08 Ad9 No specific author [28 NJ poets] Advance token to boardwalk: 28 NJ poets Scotch Plains, NJ, 1977 Paterson, p. 147 Poetry authors book Trenton, Armstrong, William Clinton- Writer, educator, historian. Assunpink, Born 1855 near Johnsonburg, NJ. Graduate of Princeton Monmouth, University. Served as principal at New Brunswick High Springfield, School, then later at Abraham Lincoln School in Raritan, Elizabeth, NJ. Served as the superintendent of schools at NJ Societry Sons of the Morristown, New Brunswick. Historian for the NJ Society of the Sons American Revolution, Newark, (American poetry-- 811.08 Ar5 of the American Revolution. Patriotic poems of New Jersey Newark, NJ, 1906 Paterson, etc. Poetry 20th Cent.)

Includes (Sons of the grammatica American l notes/ Country bard: a little collection of poems [Self published], No specific NJ Revolution. NJ letters from 811.08 C83 Sharp, Clarence A. - [Editor and author] printed in the summer of 1918 Madison, NJ, 1918 setting Poetry Society) editor Jersey City State Manuscript Fall 1971 (the art and literary College, Jersey City, NJ, No specific NJ (Poetry-- 811.08 J48 Capetola, Dolores [editor] magazine of Jersey City State College) 1971 setting Poetry periodicals) Pegasus Riding Pegasus Riding Academy - Undergraduate writing Academy of the society of the University of Newark (now known as the University of Newark, No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811.08 N422 Newark branch of Rutgers University). Pegasus: an informal leaflet Newark, NJ, 1941 setting Poetry 20th Cent.)

Symposium New Jersey State w/contribut Prison poetry: New Jersey State Council on Council on the Arts, No specific NJ (Newark, NJ-- ions from 811.08 N46 No specific author the arts creative writing program Trenton, NJ, 1973 setting Poetry poetry) poets

(Prisoners' writings, American -- New Jersey-- 811.08 N46 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Bordentown) Princeton University Noyes, Alfred [editor] - Poet teacher, and editor. Born Press, Princeton, NJ, 811.08 P93 v.1 1880 in England. Died 1958. A book of Princeton verse 1916 1916 Princeton Poetry Van Dyke, Henry; Croll, Morris William; Burt, Maxwell Struthers; Creese, James Jr. [editors] - Van Dyke (See above); Morris William Croll, born in 1872. Served as a professor of literature at Princeton University. Maxwell Struthers Burt, born 1882 in Baltimore, MD. American Princeton University (College verse, novelist, poet, & short story writer. James Creese Jr., Press, Princeton, NJ, American--NJ-- 811.08 P93 v.2 born 1896 in Leetsdale, PA. Served as President of A book of Princeton verse II 1919 1919 Princeton Poetry Princeton) Steese Edward; Abeel, Neilson; Robbins, C.H.D. Jr. [Poems selected by] - Edward Steese, born 1902 in Scarsdale, NY. Architect and poet. Leader in the Princeton University (College verse, movement to preserve NYC's historic and architectural Press, Princeton, NJ, American--NJ-- 811.08 P931 landmarks. Neilson Abeel & C.H.D. Robbins, Jr are both A Princeton anthology 1921-1925 1925 Princeton Poetry Princeton) (College verse, American--NJ-- 811.08 P931 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Princeton)

William Carlos Williams Poetry Center, Paterson, Paterson, 811.08 T55 No specific author To make a poem NJ, 1972 Newark, p. 18 Poetry No specific NJ setting *but William reference to his Carlos poem Paterson, Williams Something to say: William Carlos Williams New Directions Books, personifying Archive 811.509 W67 Williams, William Carlos - (See above) on younger poets Norfolk, CT, 1985 Paterson, NJ Poetry Series: V. 1

Missing Newark Normal School - Changed its name to Newark Fantasies: an anthology of poetry written by (American poetry-- pgs. 27-28 State College, and is now known today as Kean the studets of the State Normal School at NJ State Normal School No specific NJ 20th Cent.--history / signed by 811.5208 F214 University. Newark, New Jersey at Newark, NJ, 1931 setting Poetry and criticism) authors Goal lines: an anthology of Princeton verse, Princeton University (College verse, Halsey, Frank D. & A.C.M. Azoy, Jr. [compiled and athletically inclined combined with which is Press, Princeton, NJ, American--NJ-- 811.5208 G532 edited by] some campus chatter 1922 Princeton Poetry Newark) [Edited by] the House of New Jersey Poets: an anthology of 40 Henry Harrison, NY, No specific NJ 811.5208 N465 No specific author [40 NJ poets] contemporary poets 1936 setting Poetry (Sports--Poetry) (American poetry-- 811.5208 N465 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE 20th Cent.) 811.5208 N465 DUPLICATE Garner, Craig A. - Poet and author. Born in Newark, NJ. No specific NJ 811.54 G18 v.1 Poet Laureate of Irvington, NJ. Served in the U.S. Air Rhymes for reasons: volume I 1983-1985? setting Poetry African American 811.54 G18 v.1 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE poets A portrait of blue: an anthology of poems and Bistis Press, Irvington, No specific NJ 811.54 G19 Garry, David prose written for only the lonely NJ, 1985 setting Poetry/Prose Gibbs, Adriana M., D.M.L. - Born and raised in Italy. Includes Earned her doctoral degree in modern language, and poems in became a professor of foreign language at St. Peter's [Self published], No specific NJ French & 811.54 G35 University in Jersey City, NJ, where she stayed for Expressions Murray, Kentucky, 1984 setting Poetry Spanish Stonechat Press, East No specific NJ 811.54 N26 Neals, Betty H. - Poet and educator in East Orange, NJ. Move the air Orange, NJ, 1985 setting Poetry Offenberg, Miriam - Served as vice president to the Christian poems written by a religious Jew to No specific NJ African American 811.54 Of2 Cliffside Park Tenants' Association. Died 2004. an ecumenical God 1984 setting Poetry poets The breath of parted lips: voices from the CavanKerry Press, Fort No specific NJ 811.5408 B7408 Robert Frost Place Robert Frost Place. Volume I Lee, NJ, 2001 setting Poetry (Religious Poetry) Book is unpaged / (American poetry-- Bios of William Carlos Williams Paterson in 20th Cent.) (New individual Poetry Center, Paterson, "Woodfires on Hampshire-- authors 811.5408 C496 No specific author Cinnamon NJ, 1977 Mars" Poetry Franconia) included Somerset County Association for Mental Health, Inc., & NK Center for the No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811.5408 Em6 No specific author Emotional climates Performing Arts, 1982 setting Poetry 20th Cent.)

Bergenfield, Ridgewood, Teaneck, Paramus in "Bergen County"; Flemington in "Chicken Every Sunday"; Paterson Book is 811.5408 G16 1987 Murphey, Gordon D. [editor] The Garden State Mahwah, NJ, 1987 in "Overflow" Poetry/Prose (Juvenile Poetry) unpaged. Paterson Arts Centered Writing Program & North Side The Learning Theater & Forces Senior Citizens Center - The Paterson Centered From Here Press, No specific NJ 811.5408 Ic1 Writing Program is a summer project of the Learning I can tell you more Paterson, 1975 setting Poetry William Carlos Williams Poetry Center of the Paterson Free Public Library, Paterson, NJ, No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811.5408 R767 No specific author Route 80 1976 setting Poetry 20th Cent.) Publication location wrong in Clavis/ Bios of Mandel, Charlotte; Silverman, Maxine; Hadas, Rachel Saturday Press, Upper No specific NJ (American poetry-- authors 811.5408 Sa8 [editors] Saturday's women Montclair, NY, 1982 setting Poetry 20th Cent.) listed Secrets and mysteries: poems heard at the Newark Public Library--seventh annual Newark Public Library, Newark, Asbury (American poetry-- 811.5408 Se2 No specific author poetry program April 12, 1986 Newark, NJ, 1987 Park, p. 51 Poetry Women authors) Bios of authors Educational Testing listed in 811.5408 So8 No specific author Soundings: an anthology of ETS poetry Service, 1979 Trenton, p. 28 Poetry book Project S.P.A.R.K. - Workshop program in conjunction with Rahway's Gifted and Talented program. The fifth Rahway Public Schools. No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811.5408 Sp2 and sixth grade students of this program are the writers Sparks Rahway, NJ, 1985 setting Poetry 20th Cent.)

William Carlos Williams Poetry Center, Paterson (Children's Free Public Library, Paterson, p. 10, writings, 811.5408 Su15 No specific author Subtleties, transparencies and sounds Paterson, NJ, 1973 50; Newark, p. 29 Poetry American)

Great Falls Development Corporation & From Here Press, Paterson, No specific NJ (American poetry-- 811.5408 Su6 No specific author S.U.M. poems 1978 NJ, 1978 setting Poetry 20th Cent.) Newark, We the people: poems heard at the Newark Newark Public Library, Hoboken, p. 12; (American poetry-- 811.5408 W37 No specific author Library's 5th annual poetry program Newark, NJ, 1985 Paterson, p. 14; Poetry 20th Cent.) 811.5408 W37 DUPLICATE Ocean County Poets Collective, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, No specific NJ 811.5408 W77 v.1 No specific author. Toensmann, Wayne R. [editor] Without halos volume I 1983 setting Poetry/Prose 811.5408 W77 v.1 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE Ocean County Poets Collective, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, No specific NJ 811.5408 W77 v.2 No specific author. Becker, Lynne A. [editor-in-chief] Without halos volume II 1984 setting Poetry/Prose 811.5408 W77 v.2 DUPLICATE Ocean County Poets Collective, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, No specific NJ 811.5408 W77 v.3 No specific author. Finale, Frank [editor-in-chief] Without halos volume III 1985 setting Poetry/Prose Ocean County Poets Collective, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, 811.5408 W77 v.4 No specific author. Finale, Frank [editor-in-chief] Without halos volume IV 1986 Pt. Pleasant, p. 24 Poetry/Prose Orange, p. 21; Morristown, Piscataway, p. 29; Newark, p. 34, 63- 69, 82, etc; Paterson, p. 66, 69, 94-99; Hoboken, p. 79, Bios of Rutgers University 82; New authors Bluestones and salt hay: an anthology of Press, New Brunswick, Brunswick, p. listed in 811.540809749 B62 No specific author. Lewis, Joel [editor] contemporary New Jersey poets 1990 102-105; etc. Poetry book William Morrow and No specific NJ American drama--20th (American poetry-- 812 B23d Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Dutchman and the slave Company, NY, 1964 setting century 20th Cent.) William Morrow and No specific NJ American drama--20th African American 812 B231 Baraka, Amiri - (See above) The motion of history and other plays Company, NY, 1978 setting century authors Exposition Press, NY, No specific NJ American drama--20th African American 812 B33 Baxter, Robert T. Play…plays…play 1977 setting century authors Dorrance & Co., Trod the boards: five scripts for stage and Philadelphia and No specific NJ American drama--20th 812 B331 Baxter, Robert T. screen Ardmore, PA, 1979 setting century Christofer, Michael - Playright and actor. He has worked at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Winner of the No specific NJ American drama--20th 812 C861 Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for best play. The shadow box Avon Books, NY, 1977 setting century

"Great Goodness of Life" & "A The Bobbs-Merrill Black Mass" were (African Americans-- Four Black Revolutionary Plays: all praises Company, Indianapolis first performed in politics and 812 J7211 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) to the black man & NY, 1969 Newark government--drama) (Revolutionary Jihad Productions, No specific NJ (African Americans-- literature) 812 J7212 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Slave ship: a one act play Newark, NJ, 1969 setting drama) (Political plays) Third World Press, No specific NJ African Americans-- 812 J7213 Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Jello Chicago, IL, 1970 setting drama Slave trade Third World Press, No specific NJ African Americans-- 812 J7213R Jones, LeRoi - (See above) Jello Chicago, IL, 1970 setting drama Carter, Jean (Emma Loyal Lexa) - Native of NJ. Also Exposition Press, NY, No specific American drama--20th Signed by 812 L59 author of Song of Life Country gentleman: a play 1950 setting century Black power author Bloch Publishing Co., No specific NJ American drama--20th 812 P64 Pilchik, Ely E. - (See above) Strength: a play in three acts NY, 1964 setting century Sefer Press, Short Hills, No specific NJ American drama--20th Jewish based 812 P64t Pilchik, Ely E. - (See above) Toby: a play in three acts NJ, 1968 setting century literature Bloch Publishing Co., No specific NJ American drama--20th Jewish based 812 P641 Pilchik, Eli (Ely) E. - (See above) The greatest gift; a fantasy NY, 1965 setting century literature Newark, Asbury Park, Bloomington (Bound Brook), Hillside, The correspondence of Stephen Crane Columbia University Pennington, Lake 813 C85z Aa1co v. 1 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Volume I Press, NY, 1988 View, Princeton Autobiography Hebraic folklore (Authors, American--19th The correspondence of Stephen Crane Columbia University Century-- 813 C85z Aa1co v. 2 Crane, Stephen - (See above) Volume II Press, NY, 1988 Hillside, Union Autobiography Correspondence) Newark, Elizabeth, Bloomington (Bound Brook), Paterson, Asbury (Authors, Raymond, Thomas L. - Thomas Raymond was Mayor of Park, Ocean American--19th Newark from 1915 to 1917 and again from 1925 to 1928. The Carteret Book Club, Grove, Century-- 813 C85z R21st During his time in office, Port Newark was constructed. Stephen Crane Newark, NJ, 1923 Pennington Biography Correspondence) Roth, Philip - Novelist. Born 1933 in Newark, NJ. Graduate of Princeton University. Served in the U.S. Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Newark, Atlantic 813 R74z Aa1fa Army. Best known for his controversial works discussing The facts: a novelist's autobiography NY 1988 City Autobiography Houghton, Mifflin Turnbull, Agnes Sligh - Born 1888 in PA. Short story Company, Boston, MA, Jewish-American 813 T8492z Aa1ou writer and novelist. Died 1982 in Livingston, NJ. Out of my heart 1958 Maplewood Autobiography life

Includes poetry from Speer, Robert E. - American religious leader. Born 1867 Howard in Huntingdon, PA. Graduate of Princeton University. Arnold Appointed secretary of the American Presbyterian Walters & Mission and later served as the Presbyterian mission One girl's influence: a memorial of Louise Frederic H. Andrews, Henry Van 818 An269z Sp3on administrator. Stockton Andrews Plainfield, NJ, 1915? Plainfield Biography/ Poetry Dyke Harland, Marion - Born Mary Virginia Turhine--1830 in Pompton Lake, Virginia. Writer of short stories, domestic manuels, and Marion Harland's Autobiography: the story of Harper & Brothers, NY Newark, New (Christian 818 H226z Aa1ma novels. Died 1922 a long life & London, 1910 Brunswick Autobiography biography) Hunt, William Southworth - Born 1879. Editor and Newark, publisher. Former president of the NJ Historical Society. Frank Forester [Henry William Herbert]: a The Carteret Book Club, Belleville, Little Signed by 818 H415z H91tr Died 1940. tragedy in exile Newark, NJ, 1933 Falls Biography author

Colt's Neck, Hackensack, Little Falls, Little Ferry, Princeton, Newark, Miers, Earl Schenck - Historian; wrote over 100 books, New Brunswick, mostly about the American Civil War. Born 1910 in Rand McNally & Rahway, Red Bank, Brooklyn, NY. He was born with cerebral palsy. Died Company, Chicago, NY, Sea Girt, 818 M586z Aa1tr 1972. The trouble bush & San Francisco, 1966 Rutherford, etc. Autobiography Smith, Elizabeth & H.M. Bowdler - Elizabeth Smith was a poet and scholar of East Asian languages. Born in 1766 Fragments, in prose and verse, by Miss and died in 1806. H.M. Bowdler was an English author Elizabeth Smith. With some account of her D. Allinson & Co., No specific NJ (Cerebral palsied-- 818 Sm555z Aa1fr and poet. She was born in 1754 and died 1830. life and character by H.M. Bowdler Burlington, NJ, 1811 setting Biography/ Poetry U.S)

Last writes: a quarterly review of Nihilism. John Bury, Kenilworth, No specific NJ (Nihilism (Philosophy)-- 818.5408 L33 Bury, John & Robert Dominianni [editors] Volume 1. Issue 1 NJ, 1984 setting Periodicals Religious Poetry Scott, James - James Scott was the pastor of the First The life, letters and remains of the Rev. No specific NJ Biography & analysis 821 P765z Sco8Li Reformed Dutch Church in Newark. Robert Pollok, A.M. Robert Carter, NY, 1848 setting of writings Selling wilted peonies: biography and songs Columbia University No specific NJ 895.11 Y9055 W71se Wimsatt, Genevieve of Yu Hsuan-Chi Tang Poetess Press, NY, 1936 setting Biography (Yu, Xuanji)

(Women poets, Kahler, Erich - Born 1885. European-American literary Eleanor L. Wolff, NY, Chinese) (T'ang 907.202 K121 Er43 scholar, essayist, and teacher. Died 1970 Erich Kahler 1951 Princeton Biography Dynasty, 618-907) Gow, Kenneth - Born 1889 in Summit, NJ. Died 1918 in Letters of a soldier: Lieut. Kenneth Gow, D. battle. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross S. C., Machine Gun Co., 107th U.S. Infantry 940.48173 G747 posthumously by the U.S. Army for extraordinary **7th Regt., N.G.N.Y.** killed in action Oct. Herbert B. Covert, NY, No specific NJ Biography/ Personal Aa1Le heroism in action (WWI). 17, 1918. 1920 setting narratives

(Halocaust, Jewish 940.5138 W156 A Holocaust Story: about what happened to Jane Wallerstein, New No specific NJ (Wallerstein, Jane -- (1939-1945) -- Aa1ho Wallerstein, Jane - one family. Jersey, 2014 setting Family) Biography Czechoslovakia) Sheeran, James J. - Born 1923 in Passaic, NJ. Named a chevalier of the Order of the Legion of Honor by France for his heroism in WWII. Also awarded the Lifetime (World War I, Achievement Award by the NJ Assembly, and the West Orange, 1914-1918 -- 940.548173 Sh37 Congressional Bronz Star by the U.S. Army. Former Berkley Caliber, NY, East Orange, Personal Aa1no mayor of West Orange, NJ, and cofounder of CURE and No surrender: a World War II memoir 2011 Paterson, Passaic Autobiography narratives) (World War, 1914- Winters, Stanley B. [editor] - Historian, writer, and 1918--Personal editor. Born 1924 in NYC. He served as a professor of narratives) 943.703 M371 T31 v. history at New Jersey Institute of Technology, and was a T.G. Masaryk (1850-1937) Volume 1: St. Martin's Press, NY, No specific NJ (Prisoners of war-- 1 veteran of WWII (U.S. Army). Died 2011. thinker and politician 1990 setting Biography Germany & U.S.) (Presidents-- Czechoslovakia) 943.703 M371 T31 v. (Czechs--politics 1 DUPLICATE- SHELVED OFFSITE & government) The living links: an account of the real 944.04092 D475 Dupont, Etienne - Magistrate and historian. Born 1864. Chevalier Destouches and the King's Barse & Co., NY & No specific NJ D927Li Died 1928 messengers, 1792-1804 Newark, NJ setting Biography Webb, Farrington Harry - Author, poet, hymn writer, (Destouches, educator, and preacher. Born 1879 in Nassau, Bahamas. Jacques, 1780- Ordained a Methodist minister. Served as the athletic 1858) (Normandy director for the French troops during World War I. His Rough and Brown Press, No specific NJ [France]) 973.3092 F85 F24 work also includes 30 hyms. Faith of Franklin Bradley Beach, NJ, 1925 setting Biography/ Poetry (Chouans) Jersey City, Morristown, Basking Ridge, Biography/ (Viomenil, Millstone, Antoine Charles du Princeton, Houx, baron de, 1728- Statesmen-- 973.3092 V814 G72fr Gough, John Francis A French friend of America Jersey City, 1944? Trenton 1792) Benjamin Franklin History of the life and death, virtues and exploits, of General George Washington. Faithfully taken from authentic documents, Trenton, and now, in a third edition, improved: Bordentown, Weems, M. L (Mason Locke) - Born 1759. American respectfully offered to the perusal of his Burlington, (Revolution, 1775- Includes clergyman; ordained in the Anglican church. Known as country-men; as also, of all others who wish [Printed by] Shepard Sandy Hook, 1783-- hand 973.41092 W27 the fabricator of the story of George Washington to see human nature in its most finished Kollock, Elizabeth- Sandy Bank, Participation, written W41hi chopping down the cherry tree. Died 1825. form. Town, 1802? Monmouth Biography French) note Includes map of Osborne Co., Newark, Morristown, Newark 973.41092 W27 H759 National Newark and Essex Banking Company (NJ) Honor to George Washington, 1732[-]1932 NJ, 1932 Newark Biography (Presidents--U.S.) from 1806 Baker Printing Hartshorn, Edmund F. - Newark assignor to Stewart Company, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Biography/ Personal 973.5 H62 Aa1ex Hartshorn Company, East Orange, NJ. Experiences of a boy, by his father's son 1910 setting narratives (Presidents--U.S.) (U.S. --History- Civil War, 1861- 1865--Personal 973.5 H62 Aa1ex DUPLICATE narratives) Baker Printing Company, Newark, NJ, No specific NJ Biography/ Personal 973.5 H62 Aa1se Hartshorn, Edmund F. - (See above) Sequel to experiences of a boy 1911 setting narratives

(California--Social 973.5 H62 Aa1se DUPLICATE life & customs) Rough and Brown Press, No specific NJ 973.7092 L63 F24Li Farrington, Harry Webb - (See above) The liberty of Lincoln Bradley Beach, NJ, 1925 setting Biography Tyler, Mason Whiting - Soldier and lawyer. Born 1840 in Recollections of the Civil War; with many Biography/ (U.S. Army Amherst, MA. Served in the Civil War and president of original diary entries and letters written from Massachusetts Infantry, the board of directors at the public library of Plainfield, the seat of war, and with annotated G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY No specific NJ Regiment, 37th (1862- Includes 973.7092 T971 Aa1 NJ. Died 1907. references & London, 1912 setting. 1865) (Presidents--U.S.) maps (U.S. --History- Civil War, 1861- 1865--Personal narratives) Garfield memorial volume: a tribute from the (Spotsylvania citizens of Jersey City to the memory of Court House, James A. Garfield, late President of the Davidson & Co., Jersey Battle of VA., 973.840 92 G18 G18 No author United States City, NJ, 1881 Jersey City Biography 1864) Mention of the Arlington, Newark Jones, Harry W. - Reverand and chaplain in the U.S. A chaplain's experience ashore and afloat: A.G. Sherwood & Co., Newark, Jersey Evening 973.897 J717 Aa1ch Navy the "Texas" under fire NY, 1901 City Autobiohraphy (Presidents--U.S.) News Morrow, E. Frederick - Born 1909 in Hackensack, NJ. Black man in the White House: a diary of the (Spanish American First African American in history to serve on a Eisenhower years by the administrative War, 1898)-- 973.921092 Ei839 Presidential staff in an executive capacity. During the officer for special projects. The White Coward-McCann, Inc., Hackensack, personal M83 Eisenhower years he served in the inner circle of policy House, 1955-1961 NY, 1963 Teaneck Autobiography narratives) New Brunswick, Kean, Robert Winthrop - Banker and politician. Born Elizabethtown, 1893 in Monmouth, NJ. Served in the NY National Princeton, Mention of Guard and served overseas in WWI. Awarded the Silver Sommerville, (African the Star Medal and the Distinguished Service Cross. Served Middletown, Americans--Civil Newark as a Republican in the House of Representatives for Madison, Autobiography/ (Kean rights) (Presidents-- Evening 974.9042 K195 Aa1fo twenty years. Fourscore years: my first twenty-four [Self published], 1974 Newark, etc. family) U.S.--staff) News (Legislatures-- 974.747 M834 Aa1no Morris, Walter - Born Walter Ripton Morris. Notebook 2: black river Englewood, NJ, 1949 Englewood Autobiography U.S.) (World War, 1939- Stratemeyer, Edward - Born 1862 in Elizabeth, NJ. 1945--Personal American publisher and writer of children fiction. Died Lee and Shepard, No specific NJ narratives-- 973.88092 M21 St82 1930 in Newark, NJ. American boy's life of William Mckinley Boston, MA, 1901 setting Biography American) Gordon, Thomas F. - historian, born 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: died in Beverly, New Jersey The History of New Jersey, from its on January 17, 1860. He was a member of the Discovery by Europeans, to the Adoption of Daniel Fenton, Trenton, 974.902 G65 Philadelphia bar, but devoted much of his time to the Federal Constitution. NJ, 1834 State of NJ (New Jersey -- Fiction) (Presidents--U.S.) Caldwell, West Caldwell, North Caldwell, Verona, Essex Falls, Roseland, Caldwell Montclair State Teachers Township, Cedar (Land tenure - law and Vorwerk, Max K. - graduate of Montclair Teachers College, Monclair NJ, Grove and legislation - New Jersey 974.931 V91 College A History of the Horseneck Riots 1948 Livingston - Caldwell - History) (Riots - New Jersey - Caldwell - History) (New Rankin, Edward S. - Born 1861 in Newark, NJ. Engineer Jersey History for the City of Newark. Graduated from Princeton in The Running Brooks and Other Sketches of The Unionist-Gazette (Newark, N.J. -- Colonial Period, 974.932 R167ru 1888 with the degree of C.E. Died 1945. Early Newark Somerville, NJ, 1930 Newark, NJ History) ca. 1600-1775) Randolph, Marian Fitz - daughter of Lewis Van Syckle L.V.F. Randolph: A Tribute by Two of His Plainfield, (Businessmen -- New (Streets -- New 974.936 R159 R15tr Fitz Daughters Plainfield, NJ, 1922 Newark Jersey -- Biography) Jersey -- Newark) (Mayors -- New Jersey -- Plainfield - W.W. Norton and - Biography) White, Deborah Gray - Board of Governors Ar'n't I a Woman? Female Slaves in the Company, New York, No specific NJ (Women slaves -- (Plainfield N.J. -- 975.00496 W58 Distinguished Professor of History at Rutgers University Plantation South 1985 setting Southern States) Biography) Duff, John B. - American historian, born in South Orange, NJ on July 1, 1931. First lay provost and (Plantation Life -- executive vice-president of the history of Seton Hall. Southern States -- First president of the Univerity of Lowell. Died October History) (Slaves -- 1, 2013. The Nat Turner Rebellion: The Historical Harper & Row, New No specific NJ (Turner, Nat 1800?- Southern States -- 975.55503 D87 Mitchell, Peter M. - Event and the Modern Controversy York, 1971 setting 1831) Social conditions)

W.W. Norton and (Southampton Nekola, Charlotte - Professor of American Literature and Company, New York, No specific NJ (Middle West -- Insurrection, 1831 - 977.03092 N31 Creative Writing at William Paterson University Dream House: A Memoir 1993 setting Biography) - Historiography) Adrain, Garnett B. - American Democratic Party politician, born December 15, 1815 in New York City. (Kansas -- Politics and Served in Congress 1857-1861, where he represented Speech of Hon. Garnett B. Adrain, of New No specific NJ Government -- 1854- (Saint Louis, Mo -- 978.1 Ad8 Rai New Jersey's 3rd congressional district. Died in New Jersey, against the admission of Kansas Lemuel Towers, 1858 setting 1861) Biography) The Ivy Press, Portland, No specific NJ (Kelley, Hall J. (Hall 979.503 K287 P87pr Powell, Fred Wilbur - He lived from 1881 - 1943. Hall Jackson Kelley, Prophet of Oregon Oregon, 1917 setting Jackson), 1790-1974) (Oregon -- Biography) (Oregon -- Emigration and immigration)