The first or Mother's catechism
Subtitle: containing common things necessary to be known by children at an early age
By: By Rev. David Blair, ... .
Contributors: Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866; Harris, John, 1756-1846; William Darton and Son; Baldwin & Cradock; Simpkin and Marshall; Longman, Rees, and Co; Whittaker & Co; Harvey & Darton (London, England)
Edition: Sixty-sixth edition, corrected and revised, with additions.
Publisher: William Darton and Son, Holborn Hill. Sold sols also by Harvey and Darton; Whittaker and Co.; Longman, Rees, and Co.; Baldwin and Cradock; Simpkin and Marshall; J. Harris. And Mozley and Son, Derby
Published: 1832
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: English Catechisms; Juvenile literature
Notes: Possibly by Sir Richard Phillips (who wrote under the pseudonym "Rev. David Blair").

William Darton published as William Darton and Son between 1830 and 1827 and they published the 59th ed. of this title in 1830. (Henry) Mozley and Son became Henry Mozley and Sons in 1833.

Includes poems "My father," and "My mother." The first line of "My father" is "Who called me first his little boy." This is neither the text found in Original poems for infant minds, by Ann and Jane Taylor (the first line of which reads, "Who took me from my mother's arms"), nor is it the Mary Elliott poem of the same name (which begins, "Thy task of duty now is o'er"). "My mother" is by Ann Taylor.

Rare Book copy: No. 2 in a bound volume of titles.