Black Beauty
Subtitle: the autobiography of a horse
By: by Anna Sewell ; with an introduction by Alma B. Caldwell ; illustrated by Edwin John Prittie ; color illustrations by Edward F. Cortese
Series: Great books for children
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: 1961
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
Subjects: Horses; Juvenile fiction; Fiction; Chevaux; Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse
Description: A horse in nineteenth-century England recounts his experiences with both good and bad masters.
Table of contents: title: My early home --; title: The hunt --; title: My breaking in --; title: Birtwick Park --; title: A fair start --; title: Liberty --; title: Ginger --; title: Ginger's story continued --; title: Merrylegs --; title: A talk in the orchard --; title: Plain speaking --; title: A stormy day --; title: The devil's trademark --; title: James Howard --; title: The old hostler --; title: The fire --; title: John Manly's talk --; title: Going for the doctor --; title: Only ignorance --; title: Joe Green --; title: Earlshall --; title: A strike for liberty --; title: The Lady Anne, or a runaway horse --; title: Reuben Smith --; title: How it ended --; title: Ruined, and going downhill --; title: A job horse and his drivers --; title: Cockneys --; title: A thief --; title: A humbug --; title: A Horse Fair --; title: A London Cab horse --; title: An old war horse --; title: Jerry Barker --; title: The Sunday cab --; title: The golden rule --; title: Dolly and a real gentleman --; title: Seedy Sam --; title: Poor Ginger --; title: The Butcher --; title: The election --; title: A friend in need --; title: Old Captain and his successor --; title: Jerry's New Year --; title: Jakes and the lady --; title: Hard times --; title: Farmer Thoroughgood and his Grandson Willie --; title: My last home.