Surveys of nature : a sequel to Mrs. Trimmer's introduction being familiar descriptions of some popular subjects in natural philosophy, adapted to the capacities of children

Date1802

Names

B. Tabart (publisher)

John Badcock (publisher)

Tabart, Benjamin, 1767 or 1768-1833 (contributor)

Ventum, H. (Harriet) (author)

W. Bristow, Canterbury (publisher)

Alternate Title

Surveys of nature : a sequel to Mrs. Trimmer's introduction being familiar descriptions of some popular subjects in natural philosophy, adapted to the capacities of children

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Pages234 pages

Dimensions15 x 10 cm, 234Pages (5 7/8 x 3 15/16 in.)

Language

CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession Number37131053587101D

DeweyNS VEN

Geography

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