Virginia; or, The power of grace
By: By Mrs. Madeline Leslie, author of "Home life series," of "Mrs. Leslie's juvenile series," of "The little Frankie series," of "The robin redbreast series," of "Tim the scissors grinder," etc. etc. ; [Two lines of text]
Contributors: Hoyt, Henry, publisher; Bazin and Chandler
Series: Hillside library; Hillside library
Publisher: Henry Hoyt no. 9 Cornhill.
Published: 1862
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 154
Subjects: Children's stories; City and town life; Juvenile fiction; Orphanages; Child abuse; Temperance; Sunday schools; Missionaries; Racially mixed children; Needlework; Young women; Employment; Household employees; Theft; Death; Funeral rites and ceremonies; Poor; Young men; Grandmothers; Women authors
Notes: By Harriette Newell Woods Baker [i.e., "Madeline Leslie"].

Copyright 1862 by Henry Hoyt.

"Printed by Bazin & Chandler, 37 Cornhill."--verso of title page.

In blue cloth.

"The Hillside library"--series title, cover.

"Trust and duty."-p. [91]-116.

"Nelly and grandmother."--p. [117]-154.

"Catalogue of books"--advertisement, p. 9-14, final count.