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Step back in time with "Harper's Young People, February 3, 1880: An Illustrated Weekly," a captivating window into the world of late 19th-century American childhood. This meticulously reproduced issue of the classic children's periodical offers a delightful collection of short stories and poetry, designed to engage young imaginations.
Beyond the stories, discover a variety of games and puzzles that provided entertainment and mental stimulation for children of the era. Each page is filled with charming illustrations that bring the text to life, reflecting the artistic styles and cultural values of the time.
"Harper's Young People" provides a unique glimpse into juvenile literature and the pastimes enjoyed by young readers over a century ago. Perfect for collectors, educators, and anyone interested in American history and the evolution of children's literature, this volume preserves a piece of Americana for all to enjoy. This historical artifact presents a broad spectrum of literary content.
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