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How to be a man: a book for boys,: Containing useful hints on the formation of character,
Harvey Newcomb
Unknown Binding (Gould and Lincoln, March 15, 1856)None
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The Foot-Prints of the Creator or the Asterolepis of Stromness; with a Memoir of the Author By Louis Agassiz
Hugh Miller
Hardcover (Gould and Lincoln, March 15, 1850)None
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THE EXCELLENT WOMAN As Described in the Book of Proverbs.
William B. Sprague
(Gould and Lincoln, Jan. 1, 1851)None
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How to be a man: A book for boys, containing useful hints on the formation of character
Harvey Newcomb
Unknown Binding (Gould, Kendall, and Lincoln, March 15, 1849)None
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Pilgrim's Progress From the World To That Which Is To Come. Leather 1860
John Bunyan
Unknown Binding (Gould & Lincoln, Boston, March 7, 1860)Pilgrim's Progress (From the World To That Which Is To Come.) Leather 1860
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The Young Ladies' Class Book; A Selection of Lessons for Reading, in Prose and Verse
Ebenezer BAILEY
(Goul, Kendall, and Lincoln, Jan. 1, 1838)None
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The Foot-Prints of the Creator; or the Asterolepsis of Stromness; With a Memoir of the Author by Louis Agassiz
Hugh and Louis Agassiz Miller
Hardcover (Gould and Lincoln, March 15, 1851)None
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The Poor Boy and Merchant Prince;or, Element of Sucess Drawn from the Life and Character of the Late Amos Lawrence a Book for Youth
William M. Thayer
Hardcover (Gould and Lincoln, March 15, 1858)None
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Great things done by little people
Author of Under the lime-trees
Unknown Binding (Gould and Lincoln, )None
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Jessie; or, Trying to be somebody
Walter Aimwell
Unknown Binding (Gould and Lincoln [etc., etc.], March 15, 1867)The Aimwell series interweaves various characters in a series. Interwoven in this tale is the sad story of a neighboring family, whose indolent father gradually falls into ruin and dies in disgrace, leaving a widow and two children. One of them, Jessie, is taken in by the family with whom Oscar and Marcus board and becomes the central character of the next volume, Jessie; or, Trying To Be Somebody, as she tries to better herself and keep her younger brother out of trouble. By then, Oscar has become an upstanding young man and befriends Jessie and her brother.
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The POOR BOY And MERCHANT PRINCE; or, Elements of Success Drawn from the Life and Character of the Late Amos Lawrence. A Book for Youth.
William M[akepeace. 1820 - 1898]. [Lawrence, Amos]. Thayer
Hardcover (Gould and Lincoln,, March 15, 1857)None
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True stories for little people: Grave and gay
Author of Under the lime-trees
Unknown Binding (Gould and Lincoln, March 15, 1867)None