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Maria Theresa, empress of Austria.
Oertel, Philipp Friedrich Wilhelm, (pseud. W. O. von
Horn). Maria Theresa; tr. fr. the German by G. P.
Upton. 1905. (Life stories for young readers.) J92 M3840
Standish, Miles.
Jenks, Tudor. Captain Myles Standish. 1905 J92 S785J
Wade, Mary Hazelton.
Coming of the white men; stories of how our country
was discovered. 1905 J973.1 Wn
Contents: The Norsemen.—The Genoese sailor.—John Cabot and the
codfish.—The fountain of youth.—The good knight and the lost baby.
—The story of a daring man.—Henry Hudson.—The Pilgrims.—Little
Pilgrims of long ago.—Roger Williams.—The Father of Waters.—The
story of a young Quaker.—Lord Baltimore and the Catholics.—The
poor debtors.
Stories
Canfield, Henry Spofford.
Boys of the Rincon ranch. (St. Nicholas books.)
Civil war stories retold from St. Nicholas JC496
Contents:
Off to the war.—Virginia scenes in '6i.—The "Merrimac"
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and the "Monitor."—Eleanor's colonel.—Lieutenant Harry.—A story
of Farragut.—A drummer-boy at Gettysburg.—How Moses was emancipated.—Lincoln's
God-speed to Grant.—Sheridan in the valley.—The
picket-guard. — The "Alabama" and the "Kearsarge." — Lieutenant
Cushing and the ram "Albemarle."—Sherman's march to the sea.
Colonial stories retold from St. Nicholas JC722
Contents: Ma-ta-oka of Pow-ha-tan.—How the Pilgrims came to Plymouth.—Little
Susan Boudinot.—The first Christmas tree in New England.—The
fight for a language.—Old Dutch times in New York.—An
early American rebellion.—My grandmother's grandmother's Christmas
candle.—Little Puritans.—A new leaf from Washington's boy
life.—The stamp-act box.—Our colonial coins.
Farjeon, Benjamin Leopold.
Lucy and their majesties; a comedy in wax
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Grover, Eulalie Osgood.
Overall boys; a first reader. 1905
J372.4 G940
Holton, Martha Adelaide.
Holton primer. 1901. (Lights to literature series.) J372.4 H74
Indian stories retold from St. Nicholas
JI242
Contents: Onatoga's sacrifice.—Waukewa's eagle.—A Fourth of July
among the Indians.—A boy's visit to Chief Joseph.—Little Moccasin's
ride on the thunder-horse.—The little first man and the little first woman.—Fun
among the red boys.—The children of Zufii.—The Indian
girl and her messenger-bird.—How the stone-age children played.—
Games and sports of the Indian boy.—An old-time Thanksgiving.—
Some Indian dolls.—The walking purchase.—The first Americans.
Knapp, Adeline.
Boy and the baron
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London, Jack.
Cruise of the Dazzler. (St. Nicholas books.) JL822C
Lucas, Edward Verrall, comp.
Old fashioned tales
Contents: The history of little Jack, by Thomas Day.—The goodnatured
little boy and the ill-natured little boy, by Thomas Day.—
The purple jar, by Maria Edge worth.—Little Robert and the owl,
by Mrs Sherwood.—Trial of a complaint made against sundry persons
for breaking in the windows of Dorothy Careful, widow and
dealer in gingerbread, by John Aikin and A. L. Barbauld.—The
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