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Step back in time with "Harper's Young People, October 10, 1882: An Illustrated Weekly," a fascinating glimpse into youth culture of the late 19th century. This meticulously reproduced edition of the classic children's periodical offers a captivating collection of short stories and articles.
Published weekly, "Harper's Young People" provided wholesome entertainment and education for American youth. Delve into its pages to discover engaging narratives and informative pieces designed to captivate young minds. This historical artifact provides a unique window into the lives, interests, and values of children in a bygone era.
A treasure trove for collectors of children's literature and anyone interested in American history, this volume showcases the artistry and storytelling that defined the period. Explore the beautifully crafted illustrations and experience the charm of a bygone era with this faithful reproduction. Perfect for those seeking historical insights into juvenile nonfiction and the landscape of children's periodicals.
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