Works
- Smith, James McCune (1841). A Lecture on the Haytien Revolutions. New-York: D. Fanshaw. OCLC 16788188.
- Smith, James McCune (1843). The Destiny of the People of Color. New York: s.n.. OCLC 27872624.
- Smith, James McCune (1846). A Dissertation on the Influence of Climate on Longevity. New York. OCLC 34227767.
- Smith, James McCune (1860). Ira Aldridge. New York: Arno Press; The New York Times. OCLC 35129946.
- Smith, James McCune; Stauffer, John ed. (2006). The Works of James McCune Smith: Black Intellectual and Abolitionist. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-530961-8.
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