NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

The Boyhood of Martin Luther. By Henry Mayhew, Author of “The Peasant

Boy Philosopher.” With eight Illustrations by Absalom. Small 8vo.

cloth, 6_s._

[_Just ready._

Life Amongst the North and South American Indians; a Book for Boys.

By George Catlin, Author of “Notes of Travel Amongst the North

American Indians,” &c. With Illustrations. Small post 8vo. cloth,

6_s._

“_An admirable book, full of useful information, wrapt up in

stories peculiarly adapted to rouse the imagination and stimulate

the curiosity of boys and girls. To compare a book with_ ‘Robinson

Crusoe,’ _and to say that it sustains such comparison is to give it

high praise indeed._”—Athenæum.

The Story of Peter Parley’s Own Life. From the Narrative of the

late Samuel Goodrich, Esq. (Peter Parley). Edited by his friend and

admirer, Frank Freeman. With six Illustrations by W. Thomas. Fcap.

8vo. cloth, 5_s._

[_Just ready._

Paul Duncan’s Little by Little; a Tale for Boys. Edited by Frank

Freeman. With an Illustration by Charles Keene. Fcap. 8vo. cloth

2_s._; gilt edges, 2_s._ 6_d._

_Uniform Volumes, with Frontispiece, same price._

Boy Missionary; a Tale for Young People. By Mrs. J. M. Parker.

Difficulties Overcome. By Miss Brightwell.

The Babes in the Basket: a Tale in the West Indian Insurrection.

Jack Buntline; the Life of a Sailor Boy. By W. H. G. Kingston.

The Boy’s Own Book of Boats. By W. H. G. Kingston. Illustrations by

E. Weedon, engraved by W. J. Linton. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, 5_s._

“_This well-written, well-wrought book._”—Athenæum.

“_This is something better than a play-book; and it would be

difficult to find a more compendious and intelligible manual about

all that relates to the variety and rig of vessels and nautical

implements and gear._”—Saturday Review.

How to Make Miniature Pumps and a Fire-Engine: a Book for Boys. With

Seven Illustrations. Fcap. 8vo. 1_s._

Ernest Bracebridge: or, Schoolboy Days, by W. H. G. Kingston, Author

of “Peter the Whaler,” &c. Illustrated with Sixteen Engravings,

printed in Tints by Edmund Evans. Fcap. 8vo. 5_s._

The Voyage of the “Constance:” a Tale of the Arctic Seas. With

an Appendix, comprising the Story of “The Fox.” By Mary Gillies.

Illustrated with Eight Engravings on Wood, from Drawings by Charles

Keene. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, 5_s._

Stories of the Woods; or, the Adventures of Leather-Stocking: A Book

for Boys, compiled from Cooper’s Series of “Leather-Stocking Tales.”

Fcap. cloth, Illustrated, 5_s._

“_I have to own that I think the heroes of another writer, viz.

‘Leather-Stocking,’ ‘Uncas,’ ‘Hard Heart,’ ‘Tom Coffin,’ are quite

the equals of Sir Walter Scott’s men;—perhaps ‘Leather-Stocking’ is

better than any one in Scott’s lot._”—W. M. THACKERAY.

Stories of the Sea; Stirring Adventures selected from the Naval Tales

of J. Fenimore Cooper. Illustrated. 12mo. cloth, 5_s._

The Stories that Little Breeches Told; and the Pictures that Charles

Bennett drew for them. Dedicated by the latter to his Children. With

upwards of 100 Etchings on copper. 4to. cloth, 5_s._; or the plates

coloured, 7_s._ 6_d._

The Children’s Picture Book of the Sagacity of Animals. With numerous

Illustrations by Harrison Weir. Super-royal 16mo. cloth, 5_s._;

coloured, 7_s._ 6_d._

“_A better reading-book for the young we have not seen for many a

day._”—Athenæum.

The Children’s Picture Book of Fables. Written expressly for

Children, and Illustrated with Fifty large Engravings, from Drawings

by Harrison Weir. Square, cloth extra, 5_s._; or coloured, 7_s._ 6_d._

The Children’s Treasury of Pleasure Books. With 140 Illustrations,

from Drawings by John Absolon, Edward Wehnert, and Harrison Weir.

Plain, 5_s._; coloured, 7_s._ 6_d._

Snow Flakes, and what they told the Children. By the Author of

“Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue.” Illustrated by H. K. Browne,

and beautifully printed in colours, uniform with “Child’s Play” and

“Little Bird.” Square 16mo. bevelled boards extra, 5_s._

Child’s Play. Illustrated with Sixteen Coloured Drawings by E. V.

B., printed in facsimile by W. Dickes’ process, and ornamented with

Initial Letters. Imp. 16mo. cloth extra, bevelled cloth, 5_s._ The

Original Edition of this work was published at One Guinea.

Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue: a Song of the Woods told for

Little Ones at Home. With Coloured Illustrations and Borders by T. R.

Macquoid, Esq. Beautifully printed, with coloured Illustrations and

borders, bevelled boards, 5_s._

“_One of the most beautiful books for children we have ever seen. It

is irresistible._”—Morning Herald.

The Nursery Playmate. With 200 Illustrations, beautifully printed

on thick paper. 4to. Illustrated boards, 5_s._; or the whole, well

coloured, 9_s._

Fancy Tales, from the German. By J. S. Laurie, H. M. Inspector

of Schools, and Otto Striedinger. Illustrated by H. Sandercock

Super-royal 16mo. cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._; extra cloth, bevelled boards,

4_s._

Great Fun for Little Friends. With 28 Illustrations. Small 4to.

cloth, 5_s._; coloured, 7_s._ 6_d._

Mark Willson’s First Reader. By the Author of “The Picture Alphabet”

and “The Picture Primer.” With 120 Pictures. 1_s._

_Also by the same Author_,

The Picture Alphabet; or Child’s First Letter Book. With new and

original Designs. 6_d._

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