Frank's adventures at home and abroad
Contributors: Anderson, Alexander, 1775-1870, engraver; Merriam & Moore
Series: Sherwood juveniles; Young folks library
Publisher: Merriam & Moore.
Published: 1851
Place of publication: Troy, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Children's stories; Parent and child; Juvenile fiction; Gardening; Indians of North America; Children and death; Discipline of children; Farm life; Bears; Juvenile poetry; Family
Other titles: Frank at home.
Notes: Most of text consists of stories adapted from Frank by Maria Edgeworth. Includes poetry.

Variant states noted: one copy in hand in printed boards with cloth spine; bears series statement "The Sherwood juveniles" on boards. Another copy in red cloth; bears series statement "Young folks library" on spine, and spine title "Frank at home."

Merriam & Moore published in Troy, N.Y. in 1851 only. The firm was preceded and succeeded by Merriam, Moore & Co. See Arthur J. Weise, Troy's one hundred years (Troy, N.Y., 1891), p. 397.

Pagination: [2], 12, [1], 4-12, [1], 4-12, [1], 4-12, [1], 4-12, [10] p.

One wood engraving signed by Alexander Anderson.

Inscription: For Eddie T. Canby from Aunt Mary, Dec. 25 /56. No. 5.
Table of contents: title: Frank and the garden; title: Frank and the cottage; title: Frank and the farmer; title: Frank and the cherries; title: Frank and the cousin; title: Cousin Richard; title: The Italian boy; title: Hunting bears [in verse]; title: The pleasant home [in verse]; title: Charles and Emily; title: The sulky girl.