Trying to be useful
By: by Madeline Leslie
Contributors: Champney, W. L., ill; Bricher, Henry, approximately 1817- engraver; Russell, Stephen S. C., approximately 1836- engraver; Lee and Shepard; Lee, Shepard & Dillingham; Shepard, Clark, and Brown; Boston Stereotype Foundry
Series: Mrs. Leslie's juvenile series; Little Agnes' library
Publisher: Lee and Shepard; Lee, Shepard & Dillingham
Published: 1871
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Women authors; Christian life; Juvenile fiction; Children's stories; Needlework; Charity; Missionaries; Costume; School children; Christians; Conduct of life; Brothers and sisters; Sunday schools; African Americans; Children; Death; Religious aspects; Children and death; Children with disabilities; Children's accidents
Notes: "Mrs. Leslie's juvenile series"--Series t.p.

"Little Agnes' Library"--Spine title.

"To the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, this volume is affectionately inscribed by the author, in the earnest hope that, with the other books of this series, it may aid their mission of love."--P. [7].

Massachusetts copyright 1858 by Shepard, Clark & Brown.