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The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings
The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings
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The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings

Date1828
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  • The child's instructor : intended as a first book for children : with superior engravings
FormatBook
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Pages36 pages
Dimensions17 x 12 cm, 36Pages (6 11/16 x 4 3/4 in.)
Language
CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131009550096D
DeweyBI CHI
Geography
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Geography
Geography
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Geography
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Geography
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Rays from the rainbow : being an easy method for perfecting children in the first principles of grammar, without the smallest trouble to the instructor
Rays from the rainbow : being an easy method for perfecting children in the first principles of grammar, without the smallest trouble to the instructor
Fenwick, E. (Eliza)
1812
The alphabet, with one syllable tales
The alphabet, with one syllable tales
Dean & Son
1869
The moral instructor, or, A collection of sentences, from the best authors, disposed in easy lessons for children : designed to make reading as pleasant and easy as possible, and at the same time, to convey some useful knowledge to tender minds, as a preservative against vice and folly, and an incentive to virtue
The moral instructor, or, A collection of sentences, from the best authors, disposed in easy lessons for children : designed to make reading as pleasant and easy as possible, and at the same time, to convey some useful knowledge to tender minds, as a preservative against vice and folly, and an incentive to virtue
Hellaby, J.
1805
Tom Thumb's folio, or, A new penny play-thing for little giants
Tom Thumb's folio, or, A new penny play-thing for little giants
Carnan, Thomas, -1788
1768
Little Charlotte, or, The picture-book
Little Charlotte, or, The picture-book
Cecil, Sabina
1818
The word book, or, Stories chiefly in three letters : written for children under four years of age Subjects
The word book, or, Stories chiefly in three letters : written for children under four years of age Subjects
Harris, John, 1756-1846
1825
The monthly monitor consisting of easy reading lessons, or, Short stories adapted to every season of the year
The monthly monitor consisting of easy reading lessons, or, Short stories adapted to every season of the year
Harris, John, 1756-1846
1824
Parley's primer
Parley's primer
Unknown
1853
Willy's stories for young children
Willy's stories for young children
A. and G.A. Spottiswoode
1854
The newest reading made completely easy, or, An introduction to reading the holy Bible : consisting of scripture and moral lessons, so disposed that the learner is led on with pleasure, step by step, from simple and easy, to compound and difficult words, which is allowed by all to be the most regular, speedy, and rational way of teaching : ornamented with neat prints
The newest reading made completely easy, or, An introduction to reading the holy Bible : consisting of scripture and moral lessons, so disposed that the learner is led on with pleasure, step by step, from simple and easy, to compound and difficult words, which is allowed by all to be the most regular, speedy, and rational way of teaching : ornamented with neat prints
Church of England
1841
The newest reading made completely easy, or, An introduction to reading the holy Bible : consisting of scripture and moral lessons, so disposed that the learner is led on with pleasure, step by step, from simple and easy to compound and difficult words, which is allowed by all to be the most regular, speedy, and rational way of teaching : ornamented with neat prints
The newest reading made completely easy, or, An introduction to reading the holy Bible : consisting of scripture and moral lessons, so disposed that the learner is led on with pleasure, step by step, from simple and easy to compound and difficult words, which is allowed by all to be the most regular, speedy, and rational way of teaching : ornamented with neat prints
Church of England
1827
The parents' and tutors' first catechism
The parents' and tutors' first catechism
A. Applegath
1822