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Lovechild, 1744 - 1813 Mrs.,
Mrs. Lovechild's golden present, for all good little boys and girls. Decorated with wood cuts..
Golden present.
Other title: The Virtue of a Rod; or, the History of a Naughty Boy.
York: : Printed by J. Kendrew, Colliergate., [Between ca. 1815 and 1841?]
31, [1] p. : ill. ; 10 cm.
Advertisement: "Penny books printed and sold by J. Kendrew, ..." (p. [32]) (Davis 'list A')
Edition with title within ornamental border on A1 instead of ill.
Lady Eleanor Fenn used the pseudonym Mrs. Lovechild.
Booklist on lower wrapper: Penny books ... [includes Mrs. Lovechild's golden present]- 21 titles, ending with Robinson Crusoe.
First and last leaves pastedowns
First sentence: "A, For the Apple, which was bought at the fair."
Includes 31 woodcuts.
Alphabet on p. 19.
Includes 'The Virtue of a Rod; or, the History of a Naughty Boy', pp. 26-31.
Vignette of a teacher on the frontispiece.
Davis, Roger. Kendrew of York ... (1988) no. 44.
Original light brown wrappers.
Chapbooks, English 19th century.
Children Conduct of life Juvenile literature
Readers (Primary)
Alphabet rhymes.
Penny books.
Kendrew, James, active 1803 - 1841 printer.
England York.
eng
B52789