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• Juvenile courts and probation; a bibliography, by Clara E. Rolfe [sic]Clara Elizabeth Rolfs
• Laws of Utah relating to juvenile courts, the care, management, detention, and disposition of dependent, incorrigible, and unruly childrenUtah
• The child's instructor : consisting of easy lessons for children on subjects which are familiar to them in language adapted to their capacitJohn Ely
• Manual of juvenile laws ... Compiled and revised by Harry E. SmootChicago Juvenile Protective Association
• Report of the Nebraska Children's Code Commission, 1920Nebraska. Children's Code Commission
• Lucretia: or, The children of night. By Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, bartEdward Bulwer Lytton
• Primary object lessons, for training the senses and developing the faculties of childrenNorman A. Calkins
• Stories told in an African forest by grown-up children of Africa. By A.J. Mounteney Jephson...With numerous illustrations from drawings by WA. J. Mounteney Jephson
• The fables of Babrius : in two partsBabrius
• Folk stories & fables, selected & arrangedEva March Tappan
• The prince of the Fair family : a fairy taleS. C. Hall
• The book of elves and fairies for story-telling and reading aloud and for the children's own reading, by Frances Jenkins Ocott, with illustrFrances Jenkins Olcott
• Household and fairy talesالأخوان غريم
• The king of the swans : and other fairy talesالأخوان غريم
• Grimm's Fairy tales. A new translation. By Mrs. H.B. Paullالأخوان غريم
• Grimm's fairy tales, adapted by Edwin Gile Richالأخوان غريم
• English fairy tales collected by Joseph Jacobs ... illustrated by John D. BattenJoseph Jacobs
• The children's Shakespeare, by E. Nesbit [pseud.]E. Nesbit
• Nursery cookery, by a first-class diplomée of the National training school of cookery, and former lecturer for the East Suffolk County counH. Pillow
• The child's name : a collection of nearly five hundred uncommon and beautiful names for children; with an introduction on the tasteful use oJulian McCormick
• The improvement of the mind : added, A discourse on the education of children and youth : with life of the authorIsaac Watts
• A treatise on the legal and equitable rights of married women; as well in respect to their property and persons as to their children. With aWilliam H Cord
• Select fables of Esop & other fabulists ... by Robert Dodsleyإيسوب
• Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago; and some others of later date. Comp.Edith Emerson Forbes
• Mother Earth's children; the frolics of the fruits and vegetables. By Elizabeth Gordon ... With illustrations by M.T. RossElizabeth Gordon
• Fresh flowers for my childrenKatharine Parker Gordon
• Fresh flowers for childrenKatherine Parker Gordon
• Nurse Norah's up-to-date fairy tales, by Elliott Flower ... illustrations by Fanny Y. Cory and R. A. GraefElliott Flower
• The children's friend; tr. from the French of M. [Arnaud] BerquinM. Berquin
• The children's friend : from the French of M. Berquin, a new translationM. Berquin
• [The looking-glass for the mind, or The juvenile friend, being a valuable collection of interesting and miscellaneous incidents calculated tM. Berquin
• Children of the sun, etc., etc., etc. : poems for the youngC. M Gemmer
• A gift book of stories and poems for children. By Caroline GilmanCaroline Howard Gilman
• The Burgess animal book for children, by Thornton W. Burgess, with illustrations by Louis Agassiz FuertesThornton W. Burgess
• Poems my children love best of allClifton Johnson
• Miscellaneous poems ; Stories for children ; The warden's tale ; and Three eras in a lifeBloomfield H. Moore
• The bashful earthquake & other fables and verses. With many pictures by the authorOliver Herford
• Days and deeds; a book of verse for children's reading and speaking, compiled by Burton E. Stevenson and Elizabeth B. StevensonBurton Egbert Stevenson
• Primary speaker; arranged by Amos M. Kellogg ... for children of ten yearsAmos M. Kellogg
• Althea, or, The children of Rosemont plantationD. Ella Nirdlinger
• Evenings at home, or, The juvenile budget opened : consisting of a variety of miscellaneous pieces for the instruction and amusement of younJohn Aikin
• Douglass Farm; a juvenile story of life in Virginia. By Mary E. Bradley. Edited by "Cousin Alice" [pseud.]Mary E. Bradley
• The children's companion. Translated from the French of M. BerquinM. Berquin
• The green toby jug and The princess who lived opposite. Stories for little children. By Mrs. Edwin HohlerVenetia Hohler
• The children of the world.Paul Heyse
• Pelican Offices, Lombard Street, and Spring Gardens; for insurance on lives, granting annuities, and endowments for childrenPelican & British Life Insurance Company
• The juvenile instructor, or Natural grammar and reader: : containing a new method of analytical and synthetical parsing of the English languAlbert Picket
• Cendrillon (Cinderella); a fairy tale in four acts and six tableauxJules Massenet
• Cendrillon = Cinderella : fairy tale in four acts and six tableauxJules Massenet
• The Agricultural Children Act, 1873, and the Agricultural Gangs Act, 1867 : with introduction and notesGeorge F. Chambers
• The alderman's children. 1James Brinsley Richards
• Children's children : a story of two generationsAlan Muir
• The children's life of Abraham LincolnM. Louise Putnam
• The colored people of Chicago : an investigation made for the Juvenile Protective Association, by A.P. Drucker, Sophia Boaz, A.L. Harris [anLouise de Koven Bowen
• Manual of juvenile laws. Compiled and rev. by Harry E. Smoot, 1911Juvenile Protective Association of Chicago
• Notes on the relief to be expected from Lord Sandon's Education Bill to voluntary schools for the poorest childrenJoseph Nunn
• The story of Lincoln, for children.Frances Cravens
• The Pilgrim fathers and American independence. An address to the Sabbath school children in Dunbarton, delivered July 4, 1831. By John M. Puجون ميلتون
• The Church of England leaves her children free to whom to open their griefs : a letter to the Rev. W.U. RichardsE. B. Pusey
• My egotistigraphy. Prepared for his family and friends, by one of his childrenChester Harding