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An edition of Display (1815)

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Published by John Eliot.
Language
English
Pages
206

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Subjects
Christian life, Juvenile fiction, Young women, Conduct of life, Friendship, Pride and vanity, Self-interest, Conversion

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Display: a tale
1816, printed for Taylor and Hessey, Josiah Conder
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Display: A tale for young people
1815, Published by John Eliot.
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Edition Notes

Error in paging: p. 204-206 misnumbered 104-106.

Shaw & Shoemaker 36053

Shaw & Shoemaker 36052

Welch, d'A.A. Amer. children's books, 1291

Stewart, C.D. Taylors of Ongar, A17p

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Pagination
106 [i.e. 206] p.
Number of pages
206

ID Numbers

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OL44702289M
OCLC/WorldCat
19079520

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