Welsh, Charles, 1850-1914
Welsh, Charles
Charles Welsh
Welsh, Charles, 1850-1914, éditeur
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (13)
Works
Title | Sources |
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Birch, George Henry (DNB12) | |
A book of nursery rhymes; | |
A bookseller of the last century. Being some account of the life of John Newbery, and of the books he published, with a notice of the later Newberys.. | |
Catalogue of English and American chapbooks and broadside ballads in Harvard College Library. | |
Cendrillon ou La petite pantoufle de verre | |
Character portraits from Dickens | |
Chauffeur chaff; | |
Childhood classics; | |
Cinderella or The little glass slipper | |
Darnell, George (DNB00) | |
The Divine comedy of Dante Alighieri; | |
Draper's self culture; | |
Duckett, George Floyd (DNB12) | |
Fairy tales children love; a collection of fairy tales arranged for children of various ages | |
Famous battles of the nineteenth century | |
The fragrant weed; some of the good things which have been said or sung about tobacco | |
Godwin, George Nelson (DNB12) | |
The Golden treasury of Irish songs and lyrics | |
Goody Two-Shoes: a facsimile reproduction of the edition of 1766 | |
Green, Samuel Gosnell (DNB12) | |
Harris, John (1756-1846) (DNB00) | |
Harris's cabinet : numbers one to four | |
Hartshorne, Albert (DNB12) | |
history of Little Goody Two-shoes | |
Irish authors and their writings in ten volumes | |
Irish literature. | |
Irish toasts | |
A key to the treasure house; a book of reference containing complete indexes, a pronouncing vocabulary, notes on literary sources, and on names, places, events, references, and allusions in the Young folks' library | |
De la Rue, Thomas Andros (DNB12) | |
Langford, John Alfred (DNB12) | |
The language, sentiment, and poetry of precious stones | |
Lewis, Bunnell (DNB12) | |
Lidderdale, William (DNB12) | |
Mappin, Frederick Thorpe (DNB12) | |
Mother Goose. [from old catalog] | |
Muybridge, Eadweard (DNB12) | |
n50002465 | |
Newbery, Thomas (DNB00) | |
On coloured books for children | |
On some of the books for children of the last century : With a few words on the philanthropic publisher of St. Paul's churchyard; a pape rread at a meeting of the Sette of odd volumes | |
The Oxford University Press. | |
Poker, how to play it : a sketch of the great American game with its laws and rules, and some of its amusing incidents | |
Publishing a book; being a few practical hints to authors as to the preparation of manuscript, the correction of proof, and arangement with the publisher | |
Ralph Newbery | |
The right reading for children in the school, the home and the library; | |
Robinson Crusoe | |
A selection from the letters of Lord Chesterfield to his son and his godson, 1742 to 1772; | |
Sophie | |
Stories of adventure children love. (In America) A collection of some of the adventures that have been helped in the making of the western world | |
The story of a donkey | |
The tales of Mother Goose as first collected by Charles Perrault in 1696; | |
Tales that never die | |
Talks about science | |
Trade and plumb-cake for ever, huzza! | |
Two years before the mast; a personal narrative of life at sea | |
Woman and her wits; epigrams on woman, love, and beauty | |
The works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. |