Hope and have, or, Fanny Grant among the Indians
Subtitle: a story for young people
By: by Oliver Optic, author of Rich and humble, In school and out, Watch and wait, Work and win, The Riverdale story books, The army and navy stories, The Boat Club, All aboard, Now or never, etc
Contributors: Nichols, Henry, approximately 1816-, engraver; Champney, W. L., illustrator; Kilburn & Mallory; Lee and Shepard
Series: Woodville stories -- 5
Publisher: Lee and Shepard (successors to Phillips, Sampson & Co.)
Published: 1866
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 283
Subjects: Dakota Indians; Juvenile fiction; Wars, 1862-1865; Indian captivities
Other titles: Hope and have; Fanny Grant among the Indians
Notes: Publisher's advertisements on 4 pages at end.

Some plates signed: Nichols, sc. Probably wood-engraver Henry Nichols.

LC copy is a copyright deposit: Feb. 2, 1867.