Moral tales in verse
Subtitle: calculated to please and instruct young children
By: embellished with numerous engravings.
Publisher: Printed by and for Hodgson & Co., Juvenile Press, no. 10, Newgate-street
Published: 1822
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Conduct of life -- Juvenile poetry.
Genres: Juvenile poetry.
Table of contents: title: A young man's tribute of gratitude to his patron; title: An address to Charles; title: Sights in the air; title: A pious child's reflections on death; title: The drum; title: Stage-struck; title: The impressed sailor; title: The watchman; title: Mary Walter; title: The artillery-man; title: The foolish girl; title: Edward and the match-woman; title: A tale of a tub; title: The fight at "The Doe"; title: The happy tinker; title: The effects of religion; title: The impartiality of brute animals; title: The light-house; title: The soldier's monument; title: The priest, and the pastor; title: Tom and the bull-dog; title: The soldier's life in tent and field; title: The storm at night; title: The affectionate