Nineteen volumes of American Literature to include "Men of Iron" by Pyle, 1919, "The Red Badge of Courage" by Crane, 2nd Ed., 1896, "Thirty Poems" by Bryant, 1864, "The Gold Bug" by Poe, 1929, "Four Saints in Three Acts" by Stein, 1934, "The Flying Islands of the Night" by Riley, 1913, "Betsy Ross Quaker Rebel" by Perry, Ltd. 1st Ed., 1930, "In the South Seas" by Stevenson, 1st Ed., 1900, "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by Poe, "In Ole Virginia" by Page, 1st Ed., 1887, "Poetical Works" by Longfellow, 1856, "Mourning Becomes Electra, A Trilogy", 1931, "Panorama and Other Poems" by Whittier, Ticknor & Fields, 1856, two "Over the Teacups" by Holmes, 1891, "Thirty Poems" by Bryant, 1st Ed., 1863 or 1864, "The Characters in Tales of the Wayside Inn" by van Schnaick, Jr., 1939, 1st Ed., "Tales of the Wayside Inn" by Longfellow, 1863, 1st Ed., and "In War Time and Other Poems" by Whittier, Ticknor, & Fields, 1864, 1st Ed.