An edition of Lessons for children (1804)

Lessons for children

consisting of a short catechism and selected passages from the Bible. : [Two lines from Solomon]

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Lessons for children
Isaac Watts, Isaac Watts
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An edition of Lessons for children (1804)

Lessons for children

consisting of a short catechism and selected passages from the Bible. : [Two lines from Solomon]

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Printed by H. Mann.
Language
English
Pages
24

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Subjects

Juvenile literature, Christian education of children, Bible

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Lessons for children: consisting of a short catechism and selected passages from the Bible. : [Two lines from Solomon]
1804, Printed by H. Mann.
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Includes selections from Isaac Watts' Divine songs for children, p. 20-24. Without music.

Rare Book copy: Front wrapper wanting.

Shaw & Shoemaker 6640

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Dedham [Mass.]

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Pagination
24 p.
Number of pages
24

ID Numbers

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OL44665206M
OCLC/WorldCat
191261976

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