Young Folks' History of Germany. Young Folks' History of Greece. Young Folks' History of Rome. Young Folks' History of England. Young Folks' History of France. Young Folks' Bible History.
These are bright and pithy and soul-stirring volumes, quickening the intellect of the reader and warming the heart.
Thoughts that Breathe. _From_ Dean Stanley. Introduction by Phillips Brooks.
Cheerful Words. _From_ George MacDonald. Introduction by James T. Fields.
The Might of Right. _From_ Rt. Hon. Wm. E. Gladstone. Introduction by John D. Long.
True Manliness. _From_ Thomas Hughes. Introduction by James Russell Lowell.
These stories are intensely interesting and graphic and enforce the highest and most practical lessons.
Voyage of the Steadfast. Charley Laurel. Virginia. Little Ben Hadden. Young Whaler. Fisher Boy. Peter the Ship Boy. Ralph and Dick.
From the French of L.L.F. Bungener. These works are of thrilling interest, illustrating the religious struggles, heroism and social life of the times of Louis XIV. and XV.
Bourdaloue and Louis XIV. Louis XV. and his Times. Rabaut and Bridaine. The Tower of Constancy.
Every library should be furnished with this series of American Histories.--_New England Farmer_.
No more interesting and instructive reading can be put into the hands of youth.--_Portland Transcript_.
Every American should own these books.--_Scientific American_.
Southern Explorers. Soldiers and Patriots. Pioneers of the New World. Plymouth and the Pilgrims. First Explorers of North America.
At Eventide. Agnes; or, the Litte Key. Bertha. Broadcast. Christ a Friend. Communion Sabbath. Catherine. Cross in the Cell. Endless Punishment. Evenings wish the Doctrines. Friends of Christ. Under the Mizzen-Mast.
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The brightness and versatility of this charming writer are well shown in the following stories which cover a wide range, and are attractive to all ages, from wide awake schoolboys and eager schoolgirls to thoughtful readers of maturer years. As a delineator of character, especially that of the New England type, she has few superiors, and her pictures of child life are especially pleasing.