Philosophy of common sense
Subtitle: containing practical rules for the promotion of domestic happiness; rules for the conduct of husbands and wives; masters and mistresses, and domestics; of parents and children; and of young men entering into business, etc. : To which is added a copious appendix. : [Three lines from Johnson]
By: By M. Carey, M.A.P.S. author of The olive branch, Vindiciae Hibernicae, Essays on infant schools, etc
Contributors: Flash, Alexander, publisher; Johnson, Lawrence, 1801-1860, stereotyper; Lea & Blanchard; Carey & Hart
Edition: Third improved edition.
Publisher: Lea & Blanchard and Carey & Hart. Printed for Alexander Flash, Cincinnati
Published: 1838
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 212
Subjects: Domestic relations; Husband and wife; Parent and child; Conduct of life; Social life and customs
Other titles: Promotion of domestic happiness.
Notes: Spine title: Promotion of domestic happiness.

Edition statement transposed; precedes the lines from Johnson on title page.

Copyright 1838 by E.L. Carey & A. Hart.

"Philadelphia, stereotyped by L. Johnson."--verso of title page.

Publishers' advertisement for The philosophy of common sense, including recommendations and opinions of the press, p. i-iv, preceding title page.

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