History of William and Harry, or, Mischief its own punishment, and The absurdity of young people's wishes exposed
Subtitle: instructing & amusing : from The looking-glass for the mind
Contributors: Norman, William E., 1778-1828, publisher; Wilbur, Hiram, 1799- printer
Publisher: Published and sold by William E. Norman
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Hudson
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Obedience; Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life; Children; Christian life; Seasons
Other titles: Mischief its own punishment; William and Harry; Interesting stories; The absurdity of young people's wishes exposed; How to reap with advantage; Ingenuousness rewarded
Notes: Printer statement from page [1] of wrapper

First leaf blank

Wood-engraved illustration, page 5, signed "S. Wilbur"

Arnaud Berquin is the author of "The looking-glass for the mind"

Rare Book copy: Illustrations are hand-colored, probably by a former owner.

Gift; Frances Henne; 1985.

In printed wrapper; title, vignette, and imprint in ornamental border on page [1] of wrapper; illustration on page [4] of wrapper

Rare Book copy: In original brown printed wrapper.