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• Children of earthAlice Brown
• The children of Charles I. of England, by Mrs. C. S. H. ClarkC. S. H. Clark
• Perception of children, by Will S. MonroeW. S. Monroe
• Selected verses from the writings of Anna Collier Lee, 1845-1908; a tribute from her childrenAnna Collier Lee
• A syllabus for the clinical examination of childrenEdmund Burke Huey
• Aunt Jane's verses for children. By Jane Crewdson. IllustratedJane Fox Crewdson
• The honest shoemaker, a domestic play for little folks, in four scenes. Adapted from Grim's [!] fairy tale, "The shoemaker and the elves." BHannah Rea Woodman
• The children's life of Abraham LincolnM. Louise. Putnam
• A brief record of the army life of Charles B. Amory. written for his childrenCharles Bean Amory
• Amusements of Worcester school children ... by Thomas R. CroswellThomas Rich Croswell
• How Alabama became a state; third of a series of children's plays in commemoration of the close of a century of statehoodMarie Bankhead Owen
• Lung capacity of childrenCharles Wardell Stiles
• Golden bricks for the little childrenJ. W Shiveley
• Children's teeth, a community responsibilityTaliaferro Clark
• The tocsin--our children in perilElizabeth Strong Worthington
• Stories and poems for childrenCelia Thaxter
• Children of destiny; a play in four actsSydney Rosenfield
• About money; talks to childrenPerry Wayland. Sinks
• Gawayne and the Green knight; a fairy taleCharlton Miner Lewis
• Mental examinations of school childrenTaliaferro Clark
• Children's stories of American progressHenrietta Christian. Wright
• Some observations on mental defectiveness and mental retardation among children, by Walter L. Treadway, passed assistant surgeon, United StaWalter L. b. 1886 Treadway
• The children of Westminster abbeyRose Georgina Kingsley
• All the children of all the peopleWilliam Hawley Smith
• Jingle and jangle, and other verses for and about childrenWilliam S. Lord
• The master's birthday : a play for children, in three acts : with an epilogue in pantomimeH. Rea b. 1870 Woodman
• When were little; children's rhymes of Oyster BayMary Fanny Youngs
• De Soto and the Indians. First of a series of children's plays in commemoration of the close of a century of statehood, by Marie Bankhead OwMarie Bankhead Owen
• Eugene Field; the story of his life, for childrenClara Banta
• What my children love to eat; how to prepare the menusElizabeth. Colson
• Teaching school-children to think; read at the meeting of the New York society of pedagogy, May 25, 1889George B. Newcomb
• The children's treasury of English songFrancis Turner Palgrave
• The posture of school children in relation to nutrition, physical defects, school grade and physical training by E. Blance Sterling, acting Eunace Blanche Sterling
• Children's songs from the hillsidesJulie. Leonard
• Jingles and rhymes for nursery and playroomCaroline Morgan
• Children of the land, the story of the Macdonald movement in CanadaHerbert Francis Sherwood
• Classroom problems in the education of gifted childrenTheodore Spafford Henry
• Cloudy sky; or, The unfortunate childrenMrs. Narcissa Smith. Springer
• Bird children, the little playmates of the flower children, by Elizabeth Gordon; drawings by M.T. RossElizabeth Gordon
• Principles and practices of citrus culture in California. A treatise describing methods from the nursery tree to the full bearing orchard, iCal San Dimas Citrus Nurseries. San Dimas
• Sickness among school childrenSelwyn De Witt. Collins
• Fables in verseMartha F. Thomspon
• Reports on defective childrenNew York Board of education. Superintendent of schools.
• Children's stories and how to tell them, by J. Berg Esenwein ... and Marietta StockardJ. Berg Esenwein
• The story of Washington, illustrated by children.Jessie R Smith
• A glance at some European and American vocational schools for children from twelve to sixteen years of ageConsumers' league of Connecticut.
• Feeble-minded ex-school children; a study of children who have been students in Cincinnati special schools, by Helen T. Woolley ... and HornMrs. Helen Bradford Thompson Woolley
• The contents of children's minds on entering schoolG. Stanley Hall
• Cinderella, (Cendrillon), a play for children in four scenes, arranged to be given in English or FrenchCaroline Wasson Thomason
• The tale of the children of Lamech. A poemJames A. Whitney
• A public letter from the state of Connecticut to the children in her schoolsConnecticut. Governor
• The children of the sun and miscellaneous poemsW. F. Watson
• Backward childrenArthur Holmes
• Fifty fables for teachersC. W. 1847-1924 Bardeen
• Weidel's instruction book for those using Weidel's combined tailor square and curves; a complete treatise on drafting ladies' and children'sJoseph Anton Weidel
• Fables and symbols. Truth and humor for old and youngClémence de. La Baere
• Stories the Iroquois tell their children [by] Mabel Powers (Yeh sen noh wehs)Mabel Powers
• New poems for children. By Lucy S. RugglesLucy S. b. 1816 Ruggles
• Fables of the eliteDorothy Dix
• Poems for children, by Christina G. Rosetti; selected and arranged by Melvin HixChristina Georgina Rossetti