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Rising and thriving : a true story
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Rising and thriving : a true story

Date1856
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    Pages72 pages
    Dimensions72Pages, 10.5 x 14 cm (4 1/8 x 5 1/2 in.)
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      ProvenanceGift of Graham Parker
      CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object Number37131009559295D
      True piety exemplified in the lives & happy death of Martha Vorley, Robert Hill and Ellen Foulds : intended for the rising generation, Sunday schools, &c
      True piety exemplified in the lives & happy death of Martha Vorley, Robert Hill and Ellen Foulds : intended for the rising generation, Sunday schools, &c
      Unknown
      1821
      The good life: There's another side to the story of rising prices, says reader Tom Stratigos, in letter at right
      The good life: There's another side to the story of rising prices, says reader Tom Stratigos, in letter at right
      Stuparyk, Michael
      8/25/1981
      What started as a hobby has turned into a thriving studio for Bruce Sharland, 25, of Milton, who fashions windows, lamps, mirrors, jewelry boxes, terr(...)
      What started as a hobby has turned into a thriving studio for Bruce Sharland, 25, of Milton, who fashions windows, lamps, mirrors, jewelry boxes, terr(...)
      Dexter, Brian
      5/11/1977
      A thriving industry, This typical little Muskoka sawmill is located at Bracebridge
      A thriving industry, This typical little Muskoka sawmill is located at Bracebridge
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      10/11/1929
      Compact, conservative and congenial ? that's Halifax with its distinctive wooden houses and thriving harbor
      Compact, conservative and congenial ? that's Halifax with its distinctive wooden houses and thriving harbor
      Bezant, Graham
      3/30/1979
      Dancing - Ballet - National Ballet - Hot House Thriving on a Riff
      Dancing - Ballet - National Ballet - Hot House Thriving on a Riff
      Cooper, David
      4/29/1986
      Stop Signs: Indians stopped construction of a six-lane highway just outside Salamanca, a once-thriving community that now is becoming more like a ghost town
      Stop Signs: Indians stopped construction of a six-lane highway just outside Salamanca, a once-thriving community that now is becoming more like a ghost town
      Spremo, Boris
      7/31/1985
      The festival city is thriving. Stratford knows how to weather fickle financial winds with one foot in the arts and the other in industry
      The festival city is thriving. Stratford knows how to weather fickle financial winds with one foot in the arts and the other in industry
      Brennan, Pat
      5/4/1982
      Compact, conservative and congenial ? that's Halifax with its distinctive wooden houses and thriving harbor
      Compact, conservative and congenial ? that's Halifax with its distinctive wooden houses and thriving harbor
      Bezant, Graham
      3/30/1979
      Friendly atmosphere: People are friendlier when they talk about boats, say Neila Garner and David Coe, owners of Noah's, a thriving boat building supply company.
      Friendly atmosphere: People are friendlier when they talk about boats, say Neila Garner and David Coe, owners of Noah's, a thriving boat building supply company.
      Russell, Jim
      8/4/1981
      Pyramid power: Robert Ringwald, at the top of the pyramid, is only 22 but he has two thriving businesses -- a window washing firm and a monthly campus magazine for York University students
      Pyramid power: Robert Ringwald, at the top of the pyramid, is only 22 but he has two thriving businesses -- a window washing firm and a monthly campus magazine for York University students
      Russell, Jim
      6/13/1985
      It's his fault: Union manager Max Federman, left, and furrier Joe Kerbel, above, blame each other for the loss of Toronto's once-thriving fur industry to Montreal
      It's his fault: Union manager Max Federman, left, and furrier Joe Kerbel, above, blame each other for the loss of Toronto's once-thriving fur industry to Montreal
      Bull, Ron
      7/27/1984