The Newfoundland fishermen, and other books for the young.
0000; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Burder, John, Charlotte Elizabeth, Fuller, J. G., Oertel, Johannes Adam Simon, G. G., Annin, Phineas F., Childs, Benjamin F., Wade, William,
ResumoA collection of eight tracts numbered 17-24, each 16 p., and issued with separate title page bearing the imprint statement: Published by the American Tract Society, New York. The American Tract Society was first located at 150 Nassau St., New York, in 1832. A new typeface was introduced in 1848. The American Antiquarian Society copy is printed in the new typeface. Wood engravings variously signed by Phineas Annin, Johannes Adam Simon Oertel, Benjamin F. Childs, "Wade" (i.e., William Wade?), and "GG." "The Newfoundland fishermen. A true story. By Charlotte Elizabeth. 17"--16 p. (1st numbered count). "The child Jesus. 18"--16 p. (2nd numbered count). "The withered flower. 19"--16 p. (3rd numbered count). "Narrative of Catherine Yeates. Who died February 8, 1803, aged fifteen. 20"--16 p. (4th numbered count). "The birds. 21"--16 p. (5th numbered count). "Memoir of Mary Jane. Published under the sanction of the Rev. John Burder. Abridged 22"--16 p. (6th numbered count). "Jesus the true vine. 23"--16 p. (7th numbered count). "Hymn. The barren fig-tree spared."--p. 16. "Memoir of John Thomas, of Bristol, Eng. By J.G. Fuller. 24"--16 p. (8th numbered count). Book.
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