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Victoria Dailey
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Publisher
The Book Club of California
Language
English
Pages
13

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Subjects
Illustrated children's books, History, Bibliography, Imprints, Women authors, Bio-bibliography
Places
California

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A ladies' dozen and a gentleman: early California children's books, 1853-1913
2009, The Book Club of California
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Table of Contents

A ladies' dozen and a gentleman / by Victoria Dailey
Alice Bradley Haven. All's not gold that glitters (1853)
May Wentworth. Fairy tales from gold lands (1867)
Wentworth. The golden dawn and other storeis (1870)
Carrie Carlton. Inglenook, a story for children (1868)
Alice Kingsbury. Ho! for elf-land! (1877)
Helen Hunt Jackson. The Hunter cats of Connorloa (1884)
Henry Lathrop Turner. In the lovely land of Sunset, a souvenir of Santa Barbara (1886)
Louise Carnahan. Polly's lion (1894)
Alice Merritt Davidson. California plants in their homes (1898)
Mary E. Bamford. Ti, a story of San Francisco's Chinatown (1899)
Genevra Sisson Snedden. Docas, the Indian boy of Santa Clara (1899)
Amelia Woodward Truesdell. La parra grande (1900)
Mary Austin. The basket woman (1904)
Ethel T. Foster. Little tales of the desert (1913).

Edition Notes

Title from portfolio cover.

"The Book Club of California keepsake for 2009."

Essay by Victoria Dailey on first folded sheet; each of the remaining sheets features an illustrated children's book published between 1853 and 1913.

Designed by Janine Vigus.

Issued in two-part slipcase.

Includes bibliographical references.

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[San Francisco, Calif.]
Series
Keepsake series (Book Club of California) -- 2009.
Other Titles
Early California children's books

Classifications

Library of Congress
PN1009.A1 L23 2009

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 portfolio ([13] folded sheets)
Number of pages
13

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44901913M
OCLC/WorldCat
499272545

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