Putnam and the wolf
Subtitle: The fools' pence : The poor man's house repaired and Jamie.
Contributors: Marsh, John, 1788-1868.; Tayler, Charles B. 1797-1875.; Hildreth, Miss.; Edgar, John, 1798-1866.; American Tract Society; New-York State Temperance Society
Publisher: American Tract Society
Published: 1832
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 35
Other titles: Fools' pence; Poor man's house repaired; Jamie; Monster destroyed; Wretched made happy; Voice from Ireland
Notes: Each section has special half-title and separate paging; text also has continous paging (94 p.)

One of two states; this one with the plates.

The American Tract Society was first located at 150 Nassau St., New York in 1832; Daniel Fanshaw ceased printing for the Society in 1846.

"The fools' pence" attributed to C. B. Tayler; "The poor man's house repaired" to Miss. Hildreth.

RBSC copy: 1 plate wanting.
Table of contents: value: Putnam and the wolf, or, The monster destroyed / by John Marsh.; value: The fools' pence.; value: The poor man's house repaired, or, The wretched made happy / communicated, by a lady, to the New-York State Temperance Society.; value: Jamie, or, A voice from Ireland for temperance / by Professor Edgar of Belfast.