Paul Barton; or, The drunkard's son
By: By Mrs. Madeline Leslie
Contributors: Graves, Andrew F., publisher; Matthews, George H., engraver; Pierce, William J., engraver; Robinson, John, engraver; Graves & Ellis
Series: Woodbine series
Publisher: Graves and Ellis, no. 20 Cornhill.
Published: 1868
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Children's stories; Quakers; Juvenile fiction; Discipline of children; Child labor; Sailors; Grandmothers; Death; Fathers and sons; Farm life; Wills; Debt; Temperance; Wife abuse; Prisons; Fires; Brothers and sisters; Women authors
Other titles: Drunkard's daughter.
Notes: By Harriette Newell Woods Baker (i.e., "Madeline Leslie").

Copyright 1868 by A.R. Baker. According to Boston city directories, Graves and Ellis published at no. 20 Cornhill in 1868. "Andrew F. Graves Boston"--spine. Andrew F. Graves first published in Boston in 1868.

Pages [1-3] numbered 5, vi, vii.

In brown cloth.

Plates include title page printed in red and green ink. Plates engraved on wood; some engravings signed by "Peirce" (i.e., William J. Pierce?), and "Matthews-Robinson sc." (i.e., George H. Matthews and John Robinson).

"The Woodbine series."--series title, first plate.

"The drunkard's daughter."--p. [155]-272.