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Brooks, Maria Gowen. (b.1796)
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_____. Zophiel, a Poem. Boston: Richardson
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Cheney, Harriet Vaughan Foster.
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_____. A Peep at the Pilgrims in Sixteen Hundred
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_____. The Rivals of Acadia, an old story of the
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Hobomok. Boston: Cummings and Hilliard, 1824
_____. Evenings in New England. Boston: Cummings,
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_____. The rebels: or, Boston Before the Revolution.
Boston: Cummings, Hilliard and Company, 1825.
_____. Emily Parker, or Impulse, not principle.
Boston: Bowles and Dearborn, Isaac R. Butts and Company, Printers,
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_____. The First Settlers of New England; or,
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_____. Biographical Sketches of Great and Good
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_____, ed. Moral Lessons in Verse. Cambridge:
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____. The Frugal Housewife. Boston: Marsh
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(1794-1854?) Saratoga: A Tale of the Revolution. 2 vols.
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_____. Yorktown: An Historical Romance. Boston:
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Davidson, Lucretia Maria.
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Dix, Dorothea Lynde. (1802-1887)
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_____. Hymns for Children: Selected and Altered,
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1825.
_____. Evening Hours. Boston: Munroe and Francis;
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_____. John Williams, or The Sailor Boy. Boston:
Bowles and Dearborn, 1827.
_____. Marrion Wilder; or, The Passionate Little
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_____. The Prize: or, Three Half Crowns. Boston:
Bowles and Dearborn, 1827.
_____. George Mills, or, The Little Boy Who Did
Not Love His Books. Boston: Bowles and Dearborn,1828.
_____. Meditations for Private Hours. Boston:
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_____. Robert Woodward; or, The Heedless Boy.
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_____. The Storm. Boston: Bowles and Dearborn,
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_____. Sequel to Marrion Wilder. Boston: Bowles
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_____. The Pearl or Affection's Gift: A Christmas
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Embury, Emma Catherine Manley
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_____. Northwood: A Tale of New England. Boston:
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Hart, Jannette M. Nahant;
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_____. Cora; or The Genius of America. Philadelphia:
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Huntington, Susan Mansfield.
(1791-1823) Little Lucy; or, The Careless Child Reformed.
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Leslie, Eliza. (1787-1858)
Seventy-five Recipes for Pastry, Cakes, and Sweetmeats.
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_____. The Mirror; or, Eighteen Juvenile Tales
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Charles S. Francis, 1828.
_____, trans. Eugene and Lolotte; A Tale for Children.
Written by Contesse de Stephanie Felicite Genlis. Boston: Munroe
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_____. Stories for Emma: Being a Series of Easy
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_____. Stories for Adelaide: Being a Second Series
of Easy Reading Lessons, With Divided Syllables. Philadelphia:
Thomas T. Ash, 1829.
_____. The Young Americans, or, Sketches of a
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Morton, Sarah Wentworth Apthorp
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(1793-1884) Familiar Lectures on Botany. Hartford: H. and
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Livermore, Harriet. (1788-1868)
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_____.An epistle of love, addressed to the youth
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Reed, Anna C.The Life
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_____. Tales from American History; containing the principal
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_____. Sunday School Conversations on Some Interesting Subjects
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E.and G. Merriam, 1826.
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