The little woodman, and his dog Caesar
By: by Mrs. Sherwood ; revised by the Committee of Publication
Contributors: Gilbert, George, active 1818-1836; American Sunday-School Union. Committee of Publication; American Sunday-School Union
Publisher: American Sunday School Union
Published: 1826
Place of publication: Philadelphia (13th N. Fourth Street)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Christian life; Juvenile fiction; Children; Conduct of life; Dogs; Human-animal relationships; Wolves; Boys; Cruelty; Charity; Brothers
Description: A tale about a young boy who is deserted in the woods by his seven selfish brothers after their father, a woodcutter, dies.  The boy survives with the help of Caesar, his dog, and many years later is reunited with his brothers, wood-cutters who have now lost their livelihood.  They ask his forgiveness and he charitably makes it possible for them to live and prosper.
Notes: Date from p. [1] of wrapper.

At head of wrapper title: No. 148. V. Series.

Frontispiece signed: Gilbert.

Publisher's advertisements p. [4] of wrapper.