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- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Samuel (Biblical judge)--Juvenile literature.
- Samuel.
- Bible. Old Testament--Juvenile literature.
- Bible.
- Children's literature, English.
- Christian life--Juvenile literature.
- Christian life.
- Faith--Juvenile fiction.
- Faith.
- Prayer--Juvenile literature.
- Prayer.
- Charity--Juvenile literature.
- Charity.
- Clergy--Juvenile literature.
- Clergy.
- Children and death--Juvenile literature.
- Children and death.
- Children--Death--Juvenile literature.
- Children.
- Religious poetry, English--Juvenile poetry.
- Religious poetry, English.
- Miniature books--Specimens--Juvenile fiction.
- Miniature books.
- Bible stories, English--Juvenile literature.
- Bible stories, English.
- Genre:
- Prize books (Provenance) -- 1832.
- Miniature books (Printing) -- Bristol -- 1832.
- Physical Description:
- 1 v. (various paging) : ill. : 11 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Bristol : Wright and Albright, [1832?] (Bristol : J. Wright's Steam Press)
- Contents:
- A game at skittles.
- Cruelty punished; or the history of Arthur Flint.
- The danger of self-will. (From the Christian observer and friendly visitor.)
- The little errand girl. Showing the benefits of affliction.
- A word spoken in season (From the friendly visitor.)
- Story of a little boy who put a letter in the post office. (From the Children's Friend.)
- Some remarkable circumstances attending the death of G. B.
- The cabin boy Bob.
- The history of Samuel.
- The little dog Dash (2nd. ed.)
- The worth of a dollar.
- Little Alice B. aged ten years.
- Brief memoir of Mary Scott :eldest daughter of Rev. T. Scott, the commentator.
- African scenes ;or, Incidents in the life of the Rev. Robert Moffat, Missionary from South Africa.
- Notes:
- Title devised by cataloguer.
- Local Notes:
- Athenaeum copy: Athenæum copy housed in protective box.
- Athenaeum copy: Verso of title page for The little dog Dash inscribed: "Fanny Hales Slade, July 12th - 1842, The gift of her Mother's Friend Ms. Saltonshall."
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