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Step back in time with "St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls," a window into the world of late 19th-century American childhood. This meticulously prepared republication of Volume 5, Number 10, August 1878, offers a fascinating glimpse into the popular children's periodical of its era.
Published by Scribner's, this illustrated magazine is filled with short stories and poetry intended to educate and entertain young readers. Dive into a collection of works designed to capture the imagination and foster a love of language arts. Explore history through the lens of children's literature, discovering the values and perspectives presented to young Americans.
"St. Nicholas Magazine" provides a unique primary source for understanding childhood in the United States, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of children's periodicals and the evolution of juvenile literature. This volume is richly illustrated, further enhancing its appeal and historical significance.
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