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BOYS' AND GIRLS' LIBRARY.
  
  
  
  
  

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' LIBRARY.

Illustrated by numerous Engravings. Bound uniformly, but each volume sold separately.

No. 1. Lives of the Apostles and Early Martyrs of
the Church. With Engravings.

2, 3. The Swiss Family Robinson; or, Adventures
of a Father and Mother and Four Sons on a Desert Island. The
progress of the Story forming a clear Illustration of the First Principles
of Natural History, and many Branches of Science which
most immediately apply to the Business of Life. With Engravings.

4, 13, 18. Sunday Evenings; or, an Easy Introduction
to the Reading of the Bible. By the Author of “The Infant
Christian's First Catechism.” With Engravings.

5. The Son of a Genius. A Tale, for the Use of
Youth. By Mrs. Hofland. With Engravings.

6. Natural History; or, Uncle Philip's Conversations
with the Children about Tools and Trades among the Inferi
or Animals. With numerous Illustrative Engravings.

7, 8. Indian Traits; being Sketches of the Manners,
Customs, and Character of the North American Natives. By B.
B. Thatcher, Esq. With Engravings.

9, 10, 11. Tales from American History. By the
Author of “American Popular Lessons.” With Engravings.

12. The Young Crusoe; or, the Shipwrecked Boy.
Containing an Account of his Shipwreck, and of his Residence
alone upon an Uninhabited Island. By Mrs. Hofland. With Engravings


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14. Perils on the Sea; being Authentic Narratives
of Remarkable and Affecting Disasters upon the Deep. With Illustrations
of the Power and Goodness of God in Wonderful Preservations.
With Engravings.

15. Sketches of the Lives of Distinguished Females.
Written for Young Ladies, with a view to their Mental and Moral
Improvement. By an American Lady. With a Portrait.

16. Caroline Westerley; or, the Young Traveller
from Ohio. By Mrs. Phelps (formerly Mrs. Lincoln). With Engravings.

17. The Clergyman's Orphan, and other Tales. By
a Clergyman. For the Use of Youth. With Engravings.

19. The Ornaments Discovered. By Mrs. Hughs.
With Engravings.

20. Evidences of Christianity; or, Uncle Philip's
Conversations with the Children about the Truth of the Christian
Religion. With Engravings.

21. Uncle Philip's Conversations with the Children
about the History of Virginia. With Engravings.

22. The American Forest; or, Uncle Philip's Conversations
with the Children about the Trees of America. With
numerous Engravings.

23, 24. Uncle Philip's Conversations with the Children
about the History of New-York. With Engravings.

25. Tales of the American Revolution. By B. B.
Thatcher, Esq.

26, 27. Uncle Philip's Conversations with the Children
about the Whale-fishery and Polar Seas. With numerous
Engravings.