The adopted daughter : a tale for young persons /

Copperplate frontispiece bears date June 30, 1815.

Gertrude, Agnes and Melite, and Amelia Douglas: tales, for the instruction and amusement of young persons.

Cf. Moon. John Harris's books for youth, 743.

The juvenile Plutarch : containing accounts of the lives of celebrated children and of the infancy of persons who have been illustrious for their virtues or talents.

"Price Half-a-Crown."

Memoirs of the Danby family : designed chiefly for the entertainment and improvement of young persons /

Publisher's ads [6] p. at end.

Holidays at home : written for the amusement of young persons /

Frontispiece signed by C. Pye.

The force of example; or, The history of Henry and Caroline: written for the instruction and amusement of young persons.

Mode of access: Internet.

Beginnings of biography : being the lives of one hundred persons eminent in British story /

Chau & Chau. Blunden

The Newtonian system of philosophy, explained by familiar ojects in an entertaining manner for the use of young persons.

Ascribed by Cushing to Oliver Goldsmith.

Sketches from nature : intended for the use of young persons.

In marbled boards, green vellum spine.

Biographical sketches and interesting anecdotes of persons of color to which is added a selection of pieces in poetry /

Mode of access: Internet.

A treatise concerning the husbandry and natural history of England, in twenty two chapters ... Useful for all persons, especially those who have any concern in rural affairs.

An incorrect copy of Samuel Hartlib's Legacy of husbandry, erroneously attributed by the publisher to Sir Richard Weston. cf. Dict. nat. biog., v. 60, p. 369.

The new pocket cyclopaedia: or, Elements or useful knowledge, methodically arranged; with lists of select books on every important subject of learning and science; designed for the higher classes in schools, and for young persons in general.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Christmas box; : an annual present for young persons. /

Poems and short stories.

Poetical vagaries; containing An ode to We, a hackney'd critick;Low ambition; or, The life and death of Mr. Daw; A reckoning with time; The lady of the wreck; or, Castle Blarneygig; Two persons; or, The tale of a shirt. And Vagaries vindicated; a poem, address'd to the reviewers;

Mode of access: Internet.

The arts of life, described in a series of letters: 1. Providing food.--2. Providing clothing.--3. Providing shelter. For the instruction of young persons.

Mode of access: Internet.