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Fragments of knowledge for little folk

Date1880
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Fragments of knowledge for little folk. Publisher's advertisements on [2] p. at end of text. Undated. Date from BLC.
Subject
    Medium
    Illustrated books
    Language
      CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object Number37131009556929D
      University of Toronto's Don Redford displays fragments of a large wine vessel from 14th- century-BC Egypt
      University of Toronto's Don Redford displays fragments of a large wine vessel from 14th- century-BC Egypt
      Cooper, David
      9/7/1977
      Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concr(...)
      Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concr(...)
      Dutton, Don
      8/20/1978
      Reminiscences of a soldier. : Consisting of poems, fragments and short prose pieces , collected and written during the military career of the author
      Reminiscences of a soldier. : Consisting of poems, fragments and short prose pieces , collected and written during the military career of the author
      Rogers, Thompson & Co.
      1843
      Overseas fragments in Lakeview church
      Overseas fragments in Lakeview church
      Anderson, Howard
      7/20/1945
      If we lack the courage to choose, or choose wrongly, we will leave out children a country in fragments, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, right, warne(...)
      If we lack the courage to choose, or choose wrongly, we will leave out children a country in fragments, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, right, warne(...)
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      2/5/1968
      Stone implements and fragments of pottery from Canada
      Stone implements and fragments of pottery from Canada
      Gibb, G. Duncan (George Duncan), Sir, 1821-1876
      1873
      Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society
      Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society
      Buist, George, 1805-1860
      1839
      Pictures and knowledge : pretty pages, to make all good little folks as wise as sages, showing them all about every thing, their food, their clothing, and their homes
      Pictures and knowledge : pretty pages, to make all good little folks as wise as sages, showing them all about every thing, their food, their clothing, and their homes
      Bishop, James, 19th century
      1862
      Johnnie Cook a poem founded on a nursery fragment : with numerous illustrations
      Johnnie Cook a poem founded on a nursery fragment : with numerous illustrations
      Dez
      1847
      Souvenir of Nazi terrorism is this yard-long fragment of a robomb brought back to Canada by an army officer
      Souvenir of Nazi terrorism is this yard-long fragment of a robomb brought back to Canada by an army officer
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/17/1944
      Angry reaction: Most Rev. Lewis Garnsworthy, Anglican Archibishop of Toronto, predicted that fulll funding for Catholics will fragment Ontario's school system, which he called pure madness
      Angry reaction: Most Rev. Lewis Garnsworthy, Anglican Archibishop of Toronto, predicted that fulll funding for Catholics will fragment Ontario's school system, which he called pure madness
      Anglican Bishop of Toronto
      2/19/1986
      The wandering rhymer, a fragment, with other poetical trifles
      The wandering rhymer, a fragment, with other poetical trifles
      Cawdell, James M. (James Martin), -1842
      1826