The affecting history of the children in the wood
by Clara English
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The affecting history of the children in the wood
1835, Printed and sold by W. & S.B. Ives
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In this version, the orphan brother and sister are saved by an old woman and placed in a school of industry.
Wood engravings signed, "Mason," and "WM." Sinclair Hamilton attributes these wood engravings (with some reservations) to William Mason (fl. 1808-1844), a wood engraver who worked in Hartford (approximately 1808-1810), and Philadelphia (approximately 1810-1844). He became an engraving instructor and Philadelphia engraver George Gilbert was a pupil. See Sinclair Hamilton, Early Amer. book illustrators and wood engravers (1958), pages 176-177. See also G.C. Groce and D. H. Wallace, New-York Historical Society's dictionary of artists in Amer. (1957), page 428.
Hymn, page 54.
Checklist Amer. imprints, 31529
10-31-78.
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