Mary Martha Sherwood was an influential writer of children's literature in 19th-century Britain. Her prolific output, strongly colored by evangelical Christianity, often explored themes of domesticity and Britain's relationship with India. Sherwood's style and moral messages shaped the opinions of many young readers, although her works eventually fell from favor as different literary styles emerged.
This collection brings together the best known works of Mrs. Sherwood, a popular writer of children's books in the early 19th century. From the well-known 'The Fairchild Family' series to her engaging moral tales, Mrs. Sherwood's works offer insight into the values and morals of the era.
This collection of stories and novels by the prolific author Mrs. Sherwood offers readers a glimpse into the literary world of the early 19th century. With tales of adventure, romance, and morality, Sherwood's works remain a testament to the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire readers of all ages.
The Indian Pilgrim is a spiritual classic focused on the journey of a pilgrim named Nazareenee. This book chronicles his progress from the 'City of the Wrath of God' to the 'City of Mount Zion', observing the religious crises that he experiences and the lessons he learns along the way.
A reissue of the 1765 printing of Sarah Fielding's novel, the first for children, about nine girls and their governess.
Focusing on her prolific career, Mary Martha Sherwood was a significant 19th-century English children's author, known for over 400 works that often reflect her evangelical beliefs and Victorian themes of domesticity. After marrying Captain Henry Sherwood and moving to India, she began writing for children, particularly those in military encampments. Her writings gained popularity in Britain, leading her to open a boarding school and publish educational texts aimed at children and the underprivileged.
Focusing on her prolific writing career, Mary Martha Sherwood authored over 400 works, notably children's stories infused with evangelical themes. Her early writings reflect her faith, while later pieces explore Victorian ideals of domesticity. After marrying Captain Henry Sherwood and relocating to India, she began crafting stories for children, particularly those in military encampments. Upon returning to Britain, she established a boarding school and continued to publish educational texts aimed at children and the less fortunate.
Being A Series Of Conversations On The Subject Of Confirmation ; Intended For The Use Of The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Young Females (Volume Iii)
Focusing on the theme of confirmation, this volume engages young women from middle and higher social ranks in a series of thoughtful conversations. It holds significant literary value, serving as an important resource for future generations. The book is presented in its original print format, preserving its historical context and authenticity, including any marks or annotations from the first publication.
Being A Series Of Conversations On The Subject Of Confirmation ; Intended For The Use Of The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Young Females (Volume Ii)
Focusing on the importance of conversations surrounding confirmation, this volume serves as a valuable resource for young women from middle and higher social ranks. Its significance in literature is recognized by scholars, ensuring that its insights remain accessible for future generations. The book is presented in its original print format, preserving any marks or annotations to maintain its authentic character.
This tasty take on the classic 'Little Red Hen' story has a deliciously spicy twist!
The book is a reproduction of a significant original artifact, highlighting its cultural importance and contribution to our understanding of civilization. It preserves the integrity of the original text, including copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its historical context and the scholarly value placed on it. This attention to authenticity ensures that readers can appreciate the work as it was originally presented in important libraries worldwide.