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Benefits Forgot, a Story of Lincoln and Mother Love
Honore Willsie
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, March 15, 1917)Benefits Forgot, A Story of Lincoln and Mother Love. 1917. Fiction.
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The little house in the fairy wood
Ethel Cook Eliot, Mabel Hatt
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, March 15, 1918)None
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In the days of the guild,
Louise Lamprey
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, Jan. 1, 1918)red hardcover with pasted illustrated front board
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Picture tales from Mexico,
Daniel Agnew Storm
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, Aug. 16, 1941)Picture tale from mexico
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A whirl asunder
Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, Jan. 1, 1895)None
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Personality plus;: Some experiences of Emma McChesney and her son, Jock,
Edna Ferber
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, Jan. 1, 1914)Frederick Stokes Co 1914 small blue hardcover 161pp.
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The Blue Castle
L. M. Montgomery
Hardcover (Frederick A Stokes Company, Aug. 16, 1927)None
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Manners Can Be Fun
Munro Leaf
Hardcover (Fredrick A. Stokes Company, Aug. 16, 1936)Author, Munro Leaf and Publisher, J.b. lippincott company
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At the zoo and at home,
James Lindsay McCreery
Hardcover (Frederick A. Stokes Company, March 15, 1932)None
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A Little Daughter of the Revolution: A Story of the Boys and Girls of '76
Agnes Carr Sage, Mabel L. Humphrey
Hardcover (Frederick Stokes Company, March 15, 1899)A story of child life during the exciting period of the war for American Independence, and the scenes are laid in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. The young heroes and heroines play their parts in various historical events including the Boston "Tea Party" and the inauguration of George Washington. The book has lovely illustrations.
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Love letters of Bill to Mable ;: Comprising Dere Mable ; "Thats me all over, Mable" ; "Same old Bill, eh Mable!"
Edward Streeter
Unknown Binding (Frederick A. Stokes Company, Jan. 1, 1919)None
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Skip-come-a-Lou,
Ada Claire Darby
Unknown Binding (Frederick A. Stokes Company, March 15, 1928)None