The Mississippi Book Collection is a collection of 18 volumes relating to the history of Mississippi and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.

A history of Mississippi for use in schools (1892) - Lowry, Robert; McCardle, William H. - 262 pages
Reconstruction in Mississippi (1901) - Garner, James Wilford - 422 pages
History of Mississippi and civil government (1892) - Duval, Mary V - 387 pages
History of Hinds County, Mississippi, 1821-1922 (1922) - Rowland, Eron Opha (Moore) "Mrs. Dunbar Rowland" - 60 pages
A history of Columbus, Mississippi, during the 19th century (1909) - Lipscomb, W. L. (William Lowndes); United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mississippi Division. Stephen D. Lee Chapter No. 34, Columbus; Young, Georgia P. - 167 pages
Mississippi in 1883. Report of the Select committee to inquire into the Mississippi election of 1883 (1884) - Hoar, George Frisbie - 683 pages
A history of educational legislation in Mississippi from 1798 to 1860 (1921) - Weathersby, William Henington - 204 pages
History of Jasper County, Mississippi, cemetery records, 1834-1910, index of wills & land grants, 1834-1905 (1900) - Daniel, H. H - 106 pages
The official and statistical register of the state of Mississippi (1908) - 1317 pages
The Chisolm massacre: a picture of "home rule" in Mississippi (1878) - Wells, James M. (James Monroe) - 331 pages
School laws of the state of Mississippi. Chapters: 125, schools; 137, county superintendents; 138, state superintendent. Annotated code of 1906, laws of 1908, laws of 1910, laws of 1911, laws of 1912, laws of 1914 (1915) - 74 pages
Mississippi (1919) - United States. Railroad Administration - 40 pages
Industrial Mississippi (1904) - Walker, Elisha - 95 pages
Publications of the Mississippi historical society Volume 10 (1898) - Riley, Franklin Lafayette, editor - 579 pages
Guide to Mississippi (1874) - Mississippi. State board of immigration and agriculture; Griggs, Richard - 119 pages
Mississippi; a guide to the Magnolia state (1938) - Federal Writers' Project. Mississippi - 545 pages
The Queen city of the South. Natchez, Mississippi; (1880) - McCormick, C. N. - 60 pages
Kemper County vindicated, and a peep at radical rule in Mississippi (1879) - Lynch, James Daniel - 416 pages

Here are the computer requirements to run and operate this CD. You must have a PC running Windows or a Macintosh running OS X or higher software and a web browser. All the manuals in this disk are in DJVU format. This format allows you to page through the manuals, enlarge pages for better viewing and print the individual pages or entire manual as well as many other things. The viewer is very intuitive to use and has a full help system to answer any questions you may have about its more advanced features. The viewer is included on the CD.