• “To the Departing Comet” (American Monthly Magazine; Jan 1836)
• “Distant Worlds” (MM; July 1852)

• “The Comet” (MM; Oct 1858)
• “The Comet” (MM; Nov 1858)

• “To the Departing Comet” (American Monthly Magazine; Jan 1836)

• “To the Moonbeam,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1831)
• “Sissy’s Ride in the Moon,” by Annette Bishop & Mary Ann Hallock (OYC; Nov 1869)

• “The Bloomer Dress” (Cab; Oct 1852)
• “Clothing for Girls,” by G. M. J. (1853)
• “Balmorals,” in “The Literary Gazette,” Emaline Wicks & J. V. H. Scoville (1861)

• “The Protegee,” by Eliza Leslie, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Vanity Punished” (YC; Sept 9, 1847)
• “Dress and Address,” by Nathan Sargent (YC; Dec 30, 1847)
• “The Opera Cloak” (YC; 6 June 1861)
• “The City Girl,” by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (OYF; March 1865)

KNITTING

SEWING

SEWING IMPLEMENTS: STRAIGHT PIN

WEAVING; HOMESPUN

• “To a Lady,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)

• “The Mameluke,” by Grenville Mellen, in The Token (1835)
• “The Brothers,” by Lydia H. Sigourney, in The Pearl (1837)

• “The Dying Phœnix,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1837)

• “Story of Peter Brown” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “About Edwin Finley” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “The Sweep and the Tombstones” (SL; 1836, #8)
• “The Protegee,” by Eliza Leslie, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Reading for Young Ladies” (YMAG; July 7, 1837)
• The Ladder of Learning (1839)
• “My Schoolmates: The Contrast,” by Abby (YC; June 5, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Inquirer,” by Abbie (YC; June 12, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Victim,” by Abbie (YC; June 19, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Widow,” by Abbie (YC; June 26, 1846)
• “The Boy Who Loved Truth,” by Julia A. Fletcher (YC; 26 June 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: Kate Kennedy,” by Abby (YC; July 2, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Sensitive Plant,” by Abbie (YC; July 9, 1846)
• “The School-Mistress,” by M. W. D. (YC; Sept 13, 1849)
• “Amy’s Holiday” (Cab; Sept 1850)
• “The Spelling Lesson” (Cab; Feb 1851)
• “Placing a Daughter at School,” by Motte Hall (ST; Nov 1853)
• “True Courage,” by “Aunt Kate” (YC; 3 Aug 1854)
• “Mrs. Warner’s Prejudice,” by Lesina (YC; Aug 16, 1855)
• “Clara’s Medal,” by Christie Pearl (S&S; Sept 1864)
• “The Best Girl in School,” by Phoebe H. Phelps (S&S; Oct 1864)
• “Industry & Idleness,” by William L. Williams (S&S; Nov 1864)

• “I’d be a Butterfly” (PP; 28 May 1833)
• “About Edwin Finley” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “Self-Denial, or, The Two Cousins” (YC; Jan 7, 1847)
• “Clara Sinclair,” by Caroline Gilman (Cab; Sept 1850)
• “Diligent David,” by Francis Forrester (Cab; February 1856)
• “Who Needs $4 a Day?” (MM; Mar 1862)
• “Going into Business for Himself,” by Mrs. P. P. Bonney (YC; 31 Aug 1865)

• “The Good Old Man” (SL #1; April 1835)
• “The Mico Schools” (SL; 1839, #38)
• Eye and Ear Notes, by “Uncle James” (James Redpath) (YC; 1865)
• “Negro Quickness to Learn,” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “Birth, Nursing, & Education of Infants; Education & Amusements of Youths,” by John Dunn Hunter (1824)
• “Indian Youth’s Newspaper” (YC; 7 Sept 1854)
• “A Young Savage,” by A. Perry (MM; Nov 1870)

MATHEMATICS

SPELLING

• The Ladder of Learning (1839)
• “Diligent David,” by Francis Forrester (Cab; February 1856)

IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING

• “About Edwin Finley” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• Robert Merry’s Miscellany (1839)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)

• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Full Thirty,” by Catharine Maria Sedgwick, in The Token (1837)
• “A Story of the Revolution” (MM; Aug 1844)
• “My Schoolmates: The Contrast,” by Abby (YC; June 5, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: Kate Kennedy,” by Abby (YC; July 2, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Sensitive Plant,” by Abbie (YC; July 9, 1846)
• “Skating—Woman’s Rights,” by William C. Cutter (MM; Feb 1857)
• “The Elves of the Forest Centre,” by Pansy (MM; Jan 1858)
• “Dreaming and Doing,” by Mrs. N. McConaughy (MM; Dec 1863)
• “The Best Girl in School,” by Phoebe H. Phelps (S&S; Oct 1864)
• “The Would-be Lady and the True One,” by Mrs. P. P. Bonney (YC; March 16, 1865)
• “Unella,” by Madge (MM; June 1865)
• “Imagination or Affectation” (YC; 13 July 1865)
• “A Frightened Tiger” (YC; 29 July 1869)
• “The Doctor’s Little Girl,” by C. Alice Baker (MM; 1870)

• “My Schoolmates: The Contrast,” by Abby (YC; June 5, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Inquirer,” by Abbie (YC; June 12, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Victim,” by Abbie (YC; June 19, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Widow,” by Abbie (YC; June 26, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: Kate Kennedy,” by Abby (YC; July 2, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Sensitive Plant,” by Abbie (YC; July 9, 1846)
• “Clara Sinclair,” by Caroline Gilman (Cab; Sept 1850)
• “Placing a Daughter at School,” by Motte Hall (ST; Nov 1853)
• “Mrs. Warner’s Prejudice,” by Lesina (YC; Aug 16, 1855)
• “The Doctor’s Little Girl,” by C. Alice Baker (MM; 1870)

• “New Year’s Day,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Token (1836)
• Horatio Lovejoy’s New Year’s Eve. 1863-1864 (published 1882)

• “The May Pole of Merry Mount,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)
• “The Beautiful School-Girl,” by Caroline Gilman, in The Pearl (1837)
• Eye and Ear Notes, by “Uncle James” (James Redpath) (YC; 1865)

• “Juvenile Celebration of Independence” (PP; Aug 1836)
• “Caesar and Jubal” & “Independence,” in The Slave’s Friend (1837?, #16)
• “Independence” (SL; 1837?, #16)
• two celebrations of American Independence Day (YC; July 23, 1846)
• “Independence Day” (MM; July 1863)
• “The Boys’ Fourth-of-July,” by Julia Pratt Ballard (MM; July 1865)
• “July 4, 1865,” by “Lulie” (S&S; July 1865)
• editorial comment on July 4, 1865 (MM; July 1865)

• “Thanksgiving Memories,” by Francis Woodworth (Cab; Oct 1856)
• “The Volunteer’s Thanksgiving,” by Lucy Larcom (OYF; Jan 1865)

• “Introduction,” by A. D. W., in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Christmas Tree,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)
• New Year’s address (PP; Jan 1838)
• “Allie’s Christmas Eve,” by “Lillie Linden” (MM; Feb 1865)

CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS

• New Year’s address (PP; Jan 1838)

• “The Lottery Ticket” (MM; 1844)
• Popular Amusements, by J. T. Crane (1869)

• “Remarks on Children’s Play,” by Oliver Kendall, jr (JG; 1828)
• “The Christmas Tree,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)
• “Cross Questions and Crooked Answers,” by Susanna Newbould (Cab; February 1856)

SEASONAL GAMES & ACTIVITIES

ARCHERY

BASEBALL

BIRCH-SWINGING

BLIND MAN’S BUFF; BLIND MAN’S BLUFF

CHESS

CRICKET

FISHING

FOOTBALL

HOOPS

HOPSCOTCH

HUNT THE SLIPPER

ICE SKATING

JUGGLING

JUMPING ROPE

KITES

MARBLES

SHUTTLECOCK

SWIMMING

SWINGING

THREAD THE NEEDLE

• “Kate and Her Kitty” (YC; 25 May 1848)
• advertisement for Tuttle’s Emporium (Cab; Jan 1854)

BOATS

DOLLS

JACK STRAWS; JACK-STRAWS

SLEDS

WHISTLES

• “Dancing Days,” in The Token (1833)
• “Gossip of the Month” (Democratic Review; 1847)
• “The City Girl,” by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (OYF; March 1865)
• Popular Amusements, by J. T. Crane (1869)

• chapter 3-6, Wool-Gathering, by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (1867)

• chapter 3-6, Wool-Gathering, by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (1867)

IN LITERATURE

• “Three Little Boys in Prison,” by Charles Holden (1844)

• Peter Parley’s Story of the Trapper, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• The Lost Child, by Timothy Flint (1830)
• “The Lost Children,” by Nathaniel Parker Willis, in The Token (1830)
• “Stolen Children,” (SL #3; July 1835)
• “Near 307 Stolen Children” (SL; 1837?, #16)
• “Girl Stealing” (YC; Dec 30, 1847)
• “Singular Adventure of a Lost Child” (YC; Aug 23, 1855)

• “Neglected Children” (YC; Feb 23, 1865)

• “Stolen Children,” (SL #3; July 1835)
• “The Stolen Girls” (YC; June 10, 1847)
• Eye and Ear Notes, by “Uncle James” (James Redpath) (YC; 1865)
• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

IN LITERATURE

• “A Keen Retort,” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)
• “Shine Yer Boots?” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)

IN LITERATURE

• “Children—What Are They?,” by John Neal, in The Token (1835)
• “Children’s Rights,” by “Fanny Fern” (1853)
• “Happiest Days,” by “Gail Hamilton” (1863)

• “Precocious Children,” by Samuel Goodrich (1844)
• “Miss Before Teens,” by Giles M’Quiggen (YC; Sept 23, 1847)
• “Tearing Open the Rosebud” (YC; June 8, 1848)
• “Children and Children’s Parties,” by S.B.S. (1853)
• “Degeneracy of Stature”, by Thrace Talmon (1856; The National Era)

• works on children & child-rearing
• “Birth, Nursing, & Education of Infants; Education & Amusements of Youths,” by John Dunn Hunter (1824)
• “Case of Conviction,” by Francis Wayland (1831)
• “Precocious Children,” by Samuel Goodrich (1844)
• “Unnatural Children” (YC; Nov 22, 1849)
• “Children and Children’s Parties,” by S.B.S. (1853)
• “Early Culture of Children,” by G. M. J. (1853)
• “Physical Education of Children” (1853)
• “Parental Duties,” by J. W. Guernsey (1853; The Mother’s Assistant)
• “Early Training of Children” (1854; Fireside Miscellany)
• “A Crooked Tree (MM; Feb 1857)
• “Children, from One to Three Years of Age” (1861)
• “Baby Education” (1861)
• advertisements for Dr. Brown’s Baby-Tender (MM; June & July 1865)

DISCIPLINING (also see under “OBEDIENCE”)

• The Vagabond (1819)
• “Good Men” (SL #1; April 1835)
• “Unnatural Children” (YC; Nov 22, 1849)
• “Going into Business for Himself,” by Mrs. P. P. Bonney (YC; 31 Aug 1865)

• “The Blind Boy,” by M. E. L., in The Pearl (1837)
• “Do Your Duty to Your Brothers and Sisters,” by Lydia Sigourney (YMAG; July 7, 1837)
• “A Story of the Revolution” (MM; Aug 1844)
• “Sissy’s Ride in the Moon,” by Annette Bishop & Mary Ann Hallock (OYC; Nov 1869)

• Parley’s Story of the Little Gardener, by Samuel Goodrich (1833)
• Peter Parley’s Short Stories for Long Nights, by Samuel Goodrich (1834)
• “Little Susan, the Poor-House Girl,” by J. A. (YC; Aug 12, 1847)
• “Allie’s Christmas Eve,” by “Lillie Linden” (MM; Feb 1865)
• “Neglected Children” (YC; Feb 23, 1865)
• “Turn About, Fair Play,” by Augusta Moore (YC; April 13, 1865)

ADOPTION

• “Stephen to Mary,” by Stephen Ricks (SL #1; April 1835)
• “Life beyond the Mountains,” in The Token (1836)
• “The Dying Child,” by Lydia H. Sigourney, in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Burial Place,” “Illusions of Earth,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)

• Horatio Lovejoy’s New Year’s Eve. 1863-1864 (published 1882)

• “The Blind Mother,” by Nathaniel Parker Willis, in The Token (1831)
• “The Blind Girl to her Mother,” by Samuel Griswold Goodrich, in The Token (1832)
• “Blind Grandfather,” by Timothy Flint, in The Token (1833)
• “The Little Blind Boy,” (SL #3; July 1835)
• “The Deaf, and Dumb, and Blind,” (SL #26; 1837?)
• “Interview of the Blind with the Deaf and Dumb” (YMAG; April 14, 1837)

IN LITERATURE

• “Stanzas,” by Grenville Mellen, in The Token (1832)
• “The Deaf, and Dumb, and Blind,” (SL #26; 1837?)
• “Interview of the Blind with the Deaf and Dumb” (YMAG; April 14, 1837)
• “Do Your Duty to Your Brothers and Sisters,” by Lydia Sigourney (YMAG; July 7, 1837)
• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

DEAF SLAVE

• “A Little Girl Who was Burned to Death” (YC; Jan 11, 1832)

• “Monody,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1835)

• advertisement for Tuttle’s Emporium (Cab; Jan 1854)

• “Negro Songs—American Music,” by Ser. Longley (Western Gem; Oct 1853)

• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: The Three Pines, by Jacob Abbott (1860)

• The Two Doves & the Owl, by Samuel Goodrich (1821)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)
• “Silent Companion” (PP; 30 Mar 1833)
• “Narrow Escape from a Bear” (PP; 27 April 1833)
• “Jumping Rabbit’s Story” (MM; 1843)

• “The Buffalo Hunt,” in The Token (1835)
• “Jumping Rabbit’s Story” (MM; 1843)

• “Kate and Her Kitty” (YC; 25 May 1848)
• “Katie’s Sacrifice,” by E. N. H. (S&S; Nov 1864)
• Mary Newell’s letter (1850)
• “Puss in the Mass. 27th,” in Animals in the Civil War (YC; 1861, 1865)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)
• “Natural history plates” (MM; 1841)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)
• “Natural history plates” (MM; 1841)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)

• The Two Doves & the Owl, by Samuel Goodrich (1821)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)

• “The Horse & the Bells” (MM; June 1841)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: The Three Pines, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Selling Lucky, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Up the River, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• “ ‘Faithful Nellie,’ ” by F. P. C., in Animals in the Civil War (YC; 1861, 1865)

• “Natural history plates” (MM; 1841)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)

• Peter Parley’s Tales of the Elephant, by Samuel Goodrich (1829)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1830 & 1855)

• “Natural history plates” (MM; 1841)

• “Snake Fascination” (YC; Aug 24, 1854)

• “The Squirrel” (MM; Dec 1841)

• Peter Parley’s Short Stories for Long Nights, by Samuel Goodrich (1834)
• “A Frightened Tiger” (YC; 29 July 1869)

• “The Age of a Turtle,” in Science & technology notes (YC; 1865)

• “Watching the Crows,” by John Townsend Trowbridge & Winslow Homer (OYF; June 1868)

• “The Army of the American Eagle” (LC; July 1865)
• “Patriotic Eagle” (YC; 9 Aug 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle,” by Maria S. Cummins (OYF; Oct 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle: A Correction” (LC; Nov 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle; and What the Children Did,” by Alfred Sewell (LC; Dec 1866)

• “To a City Pigeon,” by Nathaniel Parker Willis, in The Token (1831)

• Robert Merry’s Miscellany (1839)

• “The Pretty Robin” & “Robin Red-Breast,” in The Slave’s Friend (SL; 1836, #8)

• Robert Merry’s Miscellany (1839)

• “War and Glory,” by Samuel Johnson (YMAG; July 7, 1837)

• “The Wag-Water, a West Indian Sketch,” by S. Hazard, in The Token (1830)
• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “A Cure for Dyspepsia,” in The Token (1833)
• The Slave’s Friend (1835-1839)
• “The Noble Negro,” by Hannah More (SL #1; April 1835)
• “The Beautiful Slave” (YMAG; Sept 1837)
• “The Noble Negro,” by Hannah More (YMAG; Sept 1837)
• “Exemplary” (YMAG; Oct 1837)
• “The Old Farm House,” by Eliza Leslie, in The Token (1837)
• “Sunday at Home,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1837)
• “Pretty Sight” & “Supporting One’s Self,” in The Slave’s Friend (#38; 1839)
• “The Water-melon Boats” (YC; Aug 12, 1847)
• “William, the Negro Boy,” by Jane L. Gray (Cab; April 1849)
• “The King of Ashantee” (MM; Mar 1850)
• “Negro Songs—American Music,” by Ser. Longley (Western Gem; Oct 1853)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Handie, by Jacob Abbott (1859)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Rainbow’s Journey, by Jacob Abbott (1859)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: The Three Pines, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Selling Lucky, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• Stories of Rainbow and Lucky: Up the River, by Jacob Abbott (1860)
• Eye and Ear Notes, by “Uncle James” (James Redpath) (YC; 1865)
• “Negro Quickness to Learn,” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)
• “Simple Gratitude,” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)
• “Frightened into Seeing,” in Science & technology notes (YC; 1865)
• Norwood, by Henry Ward Beecher (1868)

EDUCATION OF

SLAVERY

ABOLITION; ABOLITIONIST

NATIONAL FREEDMAN’S RELIEF ASSOCIATION

FREEDMEN; FORMER SLAVES; CIVIL WAR VETERAN

• “A Very Odd Grandfather” (MM; Nov 1852)
• “At Grandma’s Bedside,” by Edgar Fawcett & Mary Ann Hallock (OYF; May 1870)

GRANDPARENTS

• “The Huguenot Daughter,” by Hannah Dorset, in The Token (1830)
• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)
• “The Huguenots,” in “The Literary Gazette,” Emaline Wicks & J. V. H. Scoville (1861)

• “Left-Handed Billy” (MM; Dec 1850)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “The Birth of Thunder,” by William Joseph Snelling, in The Token (1831)
• “The Captive’s Dream,” by Samuel Griswold Goodrich, in The Token (1831)
• “Indian’s Burial of His Child,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1831)
• “The Snow Shoe,” by William Joseph Snelling, in The Token (1831)
• “Te Zahpahtah,” by William Joseph Snelling, in The Token (1831)
• “David Whicher—A North American Story,” by John Neal, in The Token (1832)
• “The Indian’s Welcome to the Pilgrim Fathers,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1833)
• “Philip of Mount Hope,” by John O. Sargent, in The Token (1833)
• “The Quaker,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1833)
• “The Rescue,” in The Token (1833)
• “The Indian Arrow-Head,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)
• “Pictures of Various Nations (MM; 1844)
• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)
• “The Indians: Week Day School,” by Sarah (YC; Aug 12, 1847)
• “Deer Hunting,” by “Simon Sassafras” (MM; May 1850)
• “Samoset,” on Eli Harrison Lee’s copybook (1850s?)
• “The Indian,” a reward of merit (1860s)
• “Why Have the Indians Disappeared?” (MM; Jan 1862)
• “Sugar-Making by the Indians” (YC; May 18, 1865)

IN LITERATURE

IN MINNESOTA

EDUCATION OF

CHEROKEE

CHIPPEWA; OJIBWE; OJIBWA; ANISHINAABE

DAKOTA; LAKOTA

IN LITERATURE

INUIT

KENNEBEC

IN LITERATURE

KICKAPOO

IN LITERATURE

MOHAWK

IN LITERATURE

MOHEGAN

IN LITERATURE

OSAGE, OMAHA, MISSOURI

PENOBSCOT

PEQUOD

SEMINOLE

SENECA

• “Departure of the Eagle,” by B. B. Thatcher, in The Token (1830)
• “Mary Dyre,” by Catharine Maria Sedgwick, in The Token (1831)
• “The Gentle Boy,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1832)
• ““The Indian’s Welcome to the Pilgrim Fathers,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1833)
• “Fort Mystick,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1835)
• “The May Pole of Merry Mount,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• Books by Jacob Abbott

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)

• “Aesop” (SL; 1836, #8)

• The Ladder of Learning (1839)

• “The Brothers,” by Lydia H. Sigourney, in The Pearl (1837)

• “The Execution” (20 July 1865)

• “Charles Ball’s Mother,” “The Mother and Babe,” “A Slave’s Cabin,” & “A Slave’s Dream,” in The Slave’s Friend (1837?, #16)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• Robert Merry’s Miscellany (1839)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• poem about Sarah Bishop, by Samuel G. Goodrich (1823)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)
• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “The Two Shades,” by S. G. Goodrich, in The Token (1837)

• “The Great National Tragedy” (YC; 27 April 1865)
• “Booth and Bad Literature” (YC; 11 May 1865)
• “The Conspirators” (YC; 6 July 1865)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)

• “On the Death of a Friend,” by G. [Samuel Griswold Goodrich], in The Token (1830)
• “To the Memory of J. G. C. Brainard,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1830)
• “The Minstrel,” by John O. Sargent, in The Token (1830)
• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)
• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Lines,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• “Byron, at the age of nineteen,” by John O. Sargent, in The Token (1832)
• “The Two Shades,” by S. G. Goodrich, in The Token (1837)

• “The Fate of a Princess,” in The Token (1835)

• “Bourbon’s Last March,” by Gulian Crommelin Verplanck, in The Token (1835)

• “Bourbon’s Last March,” by Gulian Crommelin Verplanck, in The Token (1835)

• “Katrina Schuyler,” by Theodore S. Fay, in The Token (1837)
• “Prophecy of Uiquera,” by the Author of Lafitte, &c., in The Token (1837)

• “The Brothers,” by Lydia H. Sigourney, in The Pearl (1837)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• The Lost Child, by Timothy Flint (1830)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Bayler Cooley’s Family” (SL #1; April 1835)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “Dirge of a Young Poetess,” by Henry Pickering, in The Token (1833)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

• “Mr. Durant” (PP; 14 Sept 1833)

• “Mary Dyre,” by Catharine Maria Sedgwick, in The Token (1831)

• “The May Pole of Merry Mount,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “Adventures of a ‘Merry’ Boy” (MM; Feb 1865)

• “Sonnet to Lord Edward Fitzgerald,” by A. D. Woodbridge, in The Token (1835)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Republication of Parley’s Magazine (c. 1857)

• Account of the Terrific and Fatal Riot at the New-York Astor Place Opera House (1849)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)

• “Who Are the Aggressors?,” by Samuel Griswold Goodrich (New York Evening Post; 15 Oct 1856)

• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)

• bibliography of works on him
• list of books by Samuel Goodrich
• Contemporary reviews of some of Samuel Goodrich’s books
• Daguerreotypes of Samuel G. Goodrich
• Robert Merry’s Miscellany (1839)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)
• “Samuel Griswold Goodrich” (Southern Literary Messenger; 1841)
• “My First Whistle” (MM; Jan 1841), by Samuel Goodrich
• “The Veritable Peter Parley” (Brother Jonathan; 12 Feb 1842)
• “Authorcraft” (Littell’s Living Age; 1846)
• Emily Dickinson reads Peter Parley (Springfield Republican; February 20)
• Recollections of a Lifetime, Samuel Griswold Goodrich (1856)
• “Death of Samuel Goodrich” (1860)
• Titus Munson Coane reads Peter Parley (1877)
• “S. G. Goodrich,” by J. C. Derby (1884)
• “Peter Parley,” by L.H. Martin (1897; The Congregationalist)
• “Peter Parley,” by Donald G. Mitchell (1897)
• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith
• Lew Wallace reads Peter Parley (1906)
• “Who was Peter Parley?,” by Francis Parsons (1922)
• “Samuel Goodrich and the Branding of American Children’s Books,” by Pat Pflieger (2007)

• Rogers groups in the Little Corporal (1867)

• “Indian Youth’s Newspaper” (YC; 7 Sept 1854)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Sissy’s Ride in the Moon,” by Annette Bishop & Mary Ann Hallock (OYC; Nov 1869)
• “Hunting Eggs,” by Mary Ann Hallock (OYF; Jan 1870)
• “At Grandma’s Bedside,” by Edgar Fawcett & Mary Ann Hallock (OYF; May 1870)
• “Spring Whistles,” by Lucy Larcom & Mary Ann Hallock (OYF; May 1870)

• “The Execution” (YC; 20 July 1865)

• The Harper Establishment (1855)

• “Death of the President” (MM; April 1841)

• “Caspar Hauser” (PP; 30 Mar 1833)
• “Caspar Hauser” (MM; Oct 1850)

• Diary of a Little Girl in Old New York, by Catherine Elizabeth Havens (1849-1850; published 1920)

• “Invocation,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• “Alice Doane’s Appeal,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1835)

• “Indian Youth’s Newspaper” (YC; 7 Sept 1854)

• Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “Among the Studios, no. 3,” by T. B. Aldrich & Winslow Homer (OYF; July 1866)
• “Swinging on a Birch-Tree,” by Lucy Larcom & Winslow Homer (OYF; June 1867)
• “Bird-Catching,” by R. H. Stoddard & Winslow Homer (OYF; Aug 1867)
• “Watching the Crows,” by John Townsend Trowbridge & Winslow Homer (OYF; June 1868)
• “Strawberries,” by John Townsend Trowbridge & Winslow Homer (OYF; July 1868)
• “Green Apples” (OYF; Aug 1868), by John Townsend Trowbridge & Winslow Homer
• Review of John Greenleaf Whittier’s Illustrated Ballads of New England (YC; Nov 1869)

• “Wood Engraving” (Cab; April 1848)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

• Memoirs of a Captivity Among the Indians of North America, by John Dunn Hunter (3rd. ed, 1824)
• “The Adventurer,” by John Neal, in The Token (1831)
• “John Dunn Hunter,” by Samuel Goodrich (1843; Curiosities of Human Nature)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “The Fur Cloak,” in The Token (1833)

• “Joan of Arc,” by Frances E. I. Calderon de la Barca, in The Token (1833)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)

• “Dr. Kane’s Boat—the Faith,” by William Hoyt Coleman (MM; Jan 1859)

• Juvenile Gazette (1827-1828)

• “The Stolen Girls” (YC; June 10, 1847)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “The Fur Cloak,” in The Token (1833)

• “Kossuth’s Address to America” & “Song—The Magyar Chief,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• “The Bald Eagle,” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in The Token (1833)

• Eli Harrison Lee’s copybook (1850s?)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “The Inauguration of President Lincoln” (YC; March 9, 1865)
• assassination of Abraham Lincoln (YC; 1865)
• “The Great National Tragedy” (YC; 27 April 1865)
• “Booth and Bad Literature” (YC; 11 May 1865)
• “The Conspirators” (YC; 6 July 1865)
• portrait sent to subscribers to Little Corporal (LC; 1865)
• “Willie Lincoln,” by Emily J. Bugbee (LC; July 1865)
• chapter 11, Wool-Gathering, by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (1867)
• “The Two Burials,” by Julia Pratt Ballard (MM; Nov 1867)
• Norwood, by Henry Ward Beecher (1868)

• “The Two Burials,” by Julia Pratt Ballard (MM; Nov 1867)

• portrait sent to subscribers to Little Corporal (LC; 1865)

• “Willie Lincoln,” by Emily J. Bugbee (LC; July 1865)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• Horatio Lovejoy’s New Year’s Eve. 1863-1864 (published 1882)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Account of the Terrific and Fatal Riot at the New-York Astor Place Opera House (1849)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “The Burman Slave Girl,” (SL #26; 1837?)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “Philip of Mount Hope,” by John O. Sargent, in The Token (1833)

• “The Minister’s Black Veil,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)

• “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” by Clement Clarke Moore (various)
• Moore’s contributions to The New-York Book of Poetry (1837)
• “Clement Clarke Moore and ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas,’ ” by Pat Pflieger (2001)

• “Professor Morse” (Cab; April 1848)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Eye and Ear Notes, by “Uncle James” (James Redpath) (YC; 1865)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Mary Newell’s letter (1850)

• “The Army of the American Eagle” (LC; July 1865)
• “Patriotic Eagle” (YC; 9 Aug 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle,” by Maria S. Cummins (OYF; Oct 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle: A Correction” (LC; Nov 1866)
• “The Veteran Eagle; and What the Children Did,” by Alfred Sewell (LC; Dec 1866)

• memorial page for Adelbert Older (Feb 1865), with poetry by Belle P. R. and Adelbert Older

• Cover of Oliver Optic’s Magazine (1867)
• Review of Oliver Optic’s Books for Boys (1872)

• “The Fate of a Princess,” in The Token (1835)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “William, the Negro Boy,” by Jane L. Gray (Cab; April 1849)

• “The Funeral at Sea” (SL; 1836, #8)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)
• “Ode, Addressed to J. G. Percival, M. D.” (The Bouquet; Sept 1832)

• Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “The Execution” (YC; 20 July 1865)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “How Engravings are Made” (LC; Aug 1866)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Stephen to Mary,” in The Slave’s Friend (#10; 1836)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Rogers groups in the Little Corporal (1867)

• Eli Harrison Lee’s copybook (1850s?)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Henry Scott,” (SL #3; July 1835)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• “Stanzas,” Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• editorial (MM; Nov 1872)

• “The Children’s ‘Robert Merry’ and the Late John N. Stearns, by William Hoyt Coleman (1895)

• “The Youth of Mary Stuart,” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in The Token (1835)

• “The Execution” (YC; 20 July 1865)

• “Bard of the West!,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• “The Fate of a Princess,” in The Token (1835)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

• “Lines,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)

• “George Thompson” (SL; 1836, #8)

• “Life in the Woods” (YC; July 19, 1849)

• Sarah Tuttle’s scrapbook (1834-1860s)

• Sarah Tuttle’s scrapbook (1834-1860s)

• “The Mother’s Lament,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

• “A Little Girl Who was Burned to Death” (YC; Jan 11, 1832)

• Lew Wallace reads Peter Parley (1906)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “Stephen to Mary,” in The Slave’s Friend (#10; 1836)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “Washington” (SL #2; June 1835)
• “Washington—A Dialogue” (SL #1; April 1835)
• chapter 11, Wool-Gathering, by “Gail Hamilton” (Abigail Dodge) (1867)

• “Daniel Webster as a jurist, an orator, and a statesmen,” in “The Literary Gazette,” Emaline Wicks & J. V. H. Scoville (1861)
• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “Daguerreotypes of the Moon” (SMate; Jan 1854)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

• “White and Colored Slaves (Harper’s Weekly; Jan 30, 1864)
• “White Slaves (YC; March 9, 1865)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “ ‘Peter Parley’—As Known to His Daughter,” by Emily Goodrich Smith

SATIRIZED

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)
• Fern Leaves from Fanny’s Portfolio (2nd series), by Sarah Payson Willis
• Ruth Hall, by “Fanny Fern” (1854)

• “Uncle Frank in Kansas,” by Francis Woodworth (Cab; June 1856)
• “The Prairies of Kansas,” by Francis Woodworth (Cab; Nov 1856)

• Truth, by William J. Snelling (1831 & 1832)

• “John Woolman” (SL #1; April 1835)

• Peter Parley’s Method of Telling About Geography to Children, by Samuel Goodrich (1831)
• Reaction to Felix Summerly’s attack on Peter Parley (1844)
• “Peter Parley,” a reward of merit (1860s)
• Review of Oliver Optic’s Books for Boys (1872)

• The Two Doves & the Owl, by Samuel Goodrich (1821)

• “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” by Clement Clarke Moore (various)
• “Introduction,” by A. D. W., in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Christmas Tree,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)
• “Clement Clarke Moore and ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas,’ ” by Pat Pflieger (2001)

• Reaction to Felix Summerly’s attack on Peter Parley (1844)

• “The Mermaid: A Reverie,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1835)

• Memoirs of a Captivity Among the Indians of North America, by John Dunn Hunter (3rd. ed, 1824)
• “Pictures of Various Nations (MM; 1844)

• “The Adventures of Gilbert Go-ahead” (MM; 1851-1856)

• Stories by Jack Mason, the Old Sailor, by Francis Woodworth (1851)

• “A Siberian Winter” (Cab; Aug 1851)

• “To the American Flag,” by I. C. Pray, Jr., in The Token (1837)
• “The Color-Bearer,” by John Townsend Trowbridge (OYF; Jan 1865)
• “The American Flag,” by Mrs. P. A. Hanaford (S&S; July 1865)

• “The Liberty Bell” (SL #2; June 1835)

• A Timeline of 19th-Century America
• Works on American social history
• “A Visit to ‘Merry’s Museum’; or, Social Values in a 19th-Century American Periodical for Children,” by Pat Pflieger (1987; 2001)
• “Death and the Readers of Robert Merry’s Museum,” by Pat Pflieger (1994)
• “An ‘Online Community’ of the Nineteenth Century,” by Pat Pflieger (2001)
• “Samuel Goodrich and the Branding of American Children’s Books,” by Pat Pflieger (2007)

• “Adventures of Billy Bump” (MM; 1848-1850)
• “The Gold Comet,” in Buds, Blossoms, and Leaves, by “Eulalie” (Mary Eulalie Fee Shannon) (1854)

CHICAGO FIRE

MANISTEE FIRE (MICHIGAN)

NEW YORK CITY FIRE (1835)

PESHTIGO FIRE (WISCONSIN)

AMERICAN REVOLUTION

WAR OF 1812

U. S. WAR WITH SEMINOLE

CIVIL WAR; SECESSION

• “Nimrod Buckskin, Esq.,” by Timothy Flint, in The Token (1832)

CANALS

HOUSATONIC RIVER

LAKE SUPERIOR

ALABAMA

ARKANSAS

CONNECTICUT

WASHINGTON, DC; DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

GEORGIA

ILLINOIS

LOUISIANA

MASSACHUSETTS

NEW YORK; NEW AMSTERDAM

OHIO

PENNSYLVANIA

RHODE ISLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE

VIRGINIA

WISCONSIN

• Memoirs of a Captivity Among the Indians of North America, by John Dunn Hunter (3rd. ed, 1824)
• “Jumping Rabbit’s Story” (MM; 1843)

PRAIRIE

CALIFORNIA

INDIAN TERRITORY (now OKLAHOMA)

KANSAS

MINNESOTA

UTAH

THE NORTH

NEW ENGLAND LIFE

THE SOUTH

THE WEST

AMERICAN CONGRESS

AMERICAN POLITICS

AMERICAN PRESIDENT; PRESIDENCY

U. S. MAIL; AMERICAN POSTAL SYSTEM

CHINESE IMMIGRATION; CHINESE IMMIGRANTS

IRISH IMMIGRATION; IRISH IMMIGRANTS

ITALIAN IMMIGRATION; ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS

SCANDINAVIAN IMMIGRATION; SCANDINAVIAN IMMIGRANTS

• “A Tale, from the Danish of Oehlenachlæger,” by Miss Wheaton, in The Token (1837)

• extract from Blair’s Outlines of Chronology (1825)
• “The Creation,” in “The Literary Gazette,” Emaline Wicks & J. V. H. Scoville (1861)

• “The Fall of the Temple,” by Thomas Gray, Jun., in The Token (1832)

• “Opening of the Sixth Seal,” by Thomas Gray, jr, in The Token (1832)

• René, Françoise-René Chateaubriand; translated, Samuel G. Goodrich (Connecticut Spectator; 1814)
• “The Huguenot Daughter,” by Hannah Dorset, in The Token (1830)
• “Extract,” by John Pierpont, in The Token (1830)
• “Religion of the Sea,” by F. W. P. Greenwood, in The Token (1831)
• “The Garden of Graves,” by John Pierpont, in The Token (1832)
• “The Theology of Nature,” in The Token (1832)
• “Little Edward” (YC; Feb 8, 1832)
• “Life beyond the Mountains,” in The Token (1836)
• “The May Pole of Merry Mount,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)
• “The Minister’s Black Veil,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)
• “The Three Sceptres,” by Sarah Josepha Hale, in The Token (1836)
• “The Man of Adamant,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1837)
• “The Martyr’s Thirst,” by B. B. Thatcher, in The Token (1837)
• The Ladder of Learning (1839)
• “Family Education,” by Lavinia Pilsbury (1845; Mother’s Assistant)
• “My Schoolmates: The Inquirer,” by Abbie (YC; June 12, 1846)
• “I Think I Will Not Change” (YC; April 13, 1848)
• “Fifteen Young Men” (YC; Sept 13, 1848)
• “Effie Somers,” by W. (YC; May 30, 1850)
• “Conversation. To Young Ladies” (1853)
• “Love of Nature (1853; The Mother’s Assistant)
• Popular Amusements, by J. T. Crane (1869)

• “A Little Girl Who was Burned to Death” (YC; Jan 11, 1832)

• “Thy Will Be Done,” by W. (YC; Nov 22, 1849)
• “Effie Somers,” by W. (YC; May 30, 1850)

• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “Trust in God” (SL #1; April 1835)
• “God is Mighty in Power” (SL; 1837?, #16)
• “God, all and in all,” “God’s Omnipresence,” “God’s Knowledge,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)

• “The Praying Child” (SL #1; April 1835)
• “The Praying Child” (SL #5; 1835)
• “The Praying Children” (SL; 1837?, #16)
• “Night,” “Universal Prayer,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)

• “The Wanderer’s Return,” by M. W. D. (YC; Nov 22, 1849)

• “The Waverly Novels” (Connecticut Mirror; Aug 23, 1824)
• “Sunday at Home,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1837)

• “St. Catharine’s Eve,” by Catherine Maria Sedgwick, in The Token (1835)

• Popular Amusements, by J. T. Crane (1869)

• “Mary Dyre,” by Catharine Maria Sedgwick, in The Token (1831)
• “The Canterbury Pilgrims,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1833)
• “The Quaker,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1833)
• “The Field of Brandywine,” by William L. Stone, in The Token (1835)

• “The Canterbury Pilgrims,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1833)

• portrait of Abraham Lincoln engraved as premium (LC; 1865)

• “The Atlantic Telegraph” (MM; Oct 1858)
• “The Atlantic Telegraph” (S&S; Oct 1858)
• “The Telegraph Cable,” by Laura Elmer (MM; Nov 1858)

• “Parisian Milliners and the Fishes,” by Lydia Sigourney, in The Token (1833)
• “The Shipwreck,” by B. B. Thatcher, in The Token (1833)
• “The Shipwrecked Coaster,” in The Token (1833)
• “The Storm,” by Epes Sargent, in The Token (1833)
• “Father, Hear!,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1837)
• “Story of Philip Brusque” (MM; 1841-1842)

• “Exemplary” (YMAG; Oct 1837)
• Stories by Jack Mason, the Old Sailor, by Francis Woodworth (1851)

• “Yankee Energy” (MM; Sept 1841)
• “The Voyage of the Salt Mackerel,” by Charles Barnard (MM; 1872)

• Rollo’s Travels, by Jacob Abbott (1839; rev 1855)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)

ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

ON THE OHIO RIVER

USS CONSTELLATION; HMS GUERRIERE (ships)

RISING STATES (ship; whaler)

USS WASP; USS HORNET (ships)

ST. NICHOLAS (ship)

• “Niagara River,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)
• “The Adventures of Gilbert Go-ahead” (MM; 1851-1856)
• “The Voyage of the Salt Mackerel,” by Charles Barnard (MM; 1872)
• editorial (MM; Nov 1872)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “A Mother’s Anger,” by Caroline Gilman, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Exemplary” (YMAG; Oct 1837)
• “The Dying Boy,” by Mrs. Larned (PP; Jan 1839)
• “My Own Life & Adventures,” by “Robert Merry” (MM; 1841-1842)
• “To a Lady,” in Eliza Piatt’s copybook (1845)
• “Physical Education of Children” (1853)
• “Parental Duties,” by J. W. Guernsey (1853; The Mother’s Assistant)
• The Holiday Book, by Francis Woodworth (1854)
• “The Miser and His Dinner” (Cab; Sept 1854)

• “A Mother’s Anger,” by Caroline Gilman, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Against Anger, and Impatience” (SL; 1839, #38)
• “The Old School House,” by J. A. (YC; Nov 15, 1849)

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• Parley’s Story of the Little Gardener, by Samuel Goodrich (1833)
• Peter Parley’s Short Stories for Long Nights, by Samuel Goodrich (1834)
• “Duties of Winter,” by F. W. P. Greenwood, in The Token (1835)
• “Benevolence” (SL; 1837?, #16)
• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Protegee,” by Eliza Leslie, in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Snow Storm” (YC; Feb 12 1846)
• “The Shoes,” by J. A. (YC; Sept 23, 1847)
• “Kate and Her Kitty” (YC; 25 May 1848)
• “Bread Upon the Water,” by T.S. Arthur (YC; Nov 30, 1848)
• “Renny’s Uniform” (MM; 1862)
• “Katie’s Sacrifice,” by E. N. H. (S&S; Nov 1864)
• “Declamation—Relief for Chicago,” by Edward Everett Hale (MM; Nov 1871)
• “What Ben and the Twins Did for Chicago,” by Sara Conant (Dec 1871)

• “Heroism” (YC; 12 Oct 1831)
• “The Brothers,” by Lydia H. Sigourney, in The Pearl (1837)
• “William, the Negro Boy,” by Jane L. Gray (Cab; April 1849)
• “True Courage,” by “Aunt Kate” (YC; 3 Aug 1854)
• “The Color-Bearer,” by John Townsend Trowbridge (OYF; Jan 1865)
• “Two Ways of Being Manly,” by F. W. A. P. (MM; 1868)

• “To a Butterfly On Giving It Liberty” (SL #4; 1835)
• “The Worm” (SL #5; 1835)
• “The Butterfly” (SL #5; 1835)
• “To a Little Child” (SL #5; 1835)

• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Imagination or Affectation” (YC; 13 July 1865)

• Parley’s Story of the Little Gardener, by Samuel Goodrich (1833)
• “The Terrified Sailors” (PP; Mar 16, 1833)
• “To Our Young Female Readers” (PP; Feb 1836)
• “The Noble Negro,” by Hannah More (YMAG; Sept 1837)
• “Exemplary” (YMAG; Oct 1837)
• “The Horse & the Bells” (MM; June 1841)
• “Yankee Energy” (MM; Sept 1841)
• “Amy’s Holiday” (Cab; Sept 1850)
• “Diligent David,” by Francis Forrester (Cab; February 1856)
• “The Student,” a reward of merit (1860s)
• “Working Girls” (MM; Oct 1863)
• “Industry & Idleness,” by William L. Williams (S&S; Nov 1864)
• “Shine Yer Boots?” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)
• “What an Iron Bar Became,” in Children & changing times (YC; 1865)

• “The Christmas Tree,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)

• “All is Not Gold That Glitters,” by J. Inman, in The Token (1837)

• “The New England Village,” in The Token (1831)
• “The Shadow,” in The Token (1831)
• “The Minister’s Black Veil,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1836)
• “Fancy’s Show Box,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1837)

BAD HABITS

GOOD HABITS

• The Vagabond (1819)
• “Story of Peter Brown” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “About Edwin Finley” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “The Sail-Boat,” by Anna Bache, in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Boy Who Loved Truth,” by Julia A. Fletcher (YC; 26 June 1846)
• “Clara’s Medal,” by Christie Pearl (S&S; Sept 1864)

• “Confectioners” (PP; July 1836)
• “The Opera Cloak” (YC; 6 June 1861)

• The Vagabond (1819)
• Peter Parley’s Winter Evening Tales, by Samuel Goodrich (1829; revised)
• Peter Parley’s Short Stories for Long Nights, by Samuel Goodrich (1834)
• “The Sail-Boat,” by Anna Bache, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Family Education,” by Lavinia Pilsbury (1845; Mother’s Assistant)
• “Left-Handed Billy” (MM; Dec 1850)
• “Parental Duties,” by J. W. Guernsey (1853; The Mother’s Assistant)
• The Holiday Book, by Francis Woodworth (1854)
• “Early Training of Children” (1854; Fireside Miscellany)
• “Going into Business for Himself,” by Mrs. P. P. Bonney (YC; 31 Aug 1865)

• “The Days That Are Past,” by Epes Sargent, in The Token (1835)

• “The Christmas Tree,” by Mrs. G., in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Volunteer’s Thanksgiving,” by Lucy Larcom (OYF; Jan 1865)
• “Green Apples” (OYF; Aug 1868), by John Townsend Trowbridge & Winslow Homer

• Beauties of Sentiment (1831)
• “To the American Flag,” by I. C. Pray, Jr., in The Token (1837)
• “The Volunteer’s Thanksgiving,” by Lucy Larcom (OYF; Jan 1865)

• “Dress,” by “Obi”; “Pride & Humility,” in “The Ladies Wreath”
• “Meekness” (SL; 1836, #8)
• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• “The Beautiful School-Girl,” by Caroline Gilman, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Roman Aqueduct; The Claudian Aqueduct,” by Oliver Wendell Holmes, in The Token (1837)
• “Another Story for Boys,” by Orpha (YC; Jan 7, 1846)
• “My Schoolmates: The Sensitive Plant,” by Abbie (YC; July 9, 1846)
• “Vanity Punished” (YC; Sept 9, 1847)
• “The Best Girl in School,” by Phoebe H. Phelps (S&S; Oct 1864)
• “The Would-be Lady and the True One,” by Mrs. P. P. Bonney (YC; March 16, 1865)
• “A True Story” (reprinted; YC; March 23, 1865)
• “Turn About, Fair Play,” by Augusta Moore (YC; April 13, 1865)

• “The Noble Negro,” by Hannah More (YMAG; Sept 1837)
• “Self-Denial, or, The Two Cousins” (YC; Jan 7, 1847)
• “Kate and Her Kitty” (YC; 25 May 1848)
• “Diligent David,” by Francis Forrester (Cab; February 1856)
• “Katie’s Sacrifice,” by E. N. H. (S&S; Nov 1864)

• “Story of Peter Brown” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “About Edwin Finley” (PP; 20 June 1835)
• “Uncle David,” by Catherine Sedgwick, in The Pearl (1837)
• “Dirk Heldriver” (MM; 1844)
• “Reminiscences of a Rag” (MM; 1844)
• “The Strawberry Woman,” by T. S. Arthur (YC; Sept 9, 1847)
• “The Miser and His Dinner” (Cab; Sept 1854)
• “Dreaming and Doing,” by Mrs. N. McConaughy (MM; Dec 1863)

• “Tobacco Chewing,” by “Leslie,” in “The Ladies Wreath”

• Horatio Lovejoy’s New Year’s Eve. 1863-1864 (published 1882)

• The gale of September 22-23, 1815 (Connecticut Mirror)
• The gale of September 3, 1821 (Connecticut Mirror)
• “Father, Hear!,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1837)

• “The Rainbow,” by R. C. Waterston, in The Token (1837)

• “Life & the Seasons” (Boston Pearl; March 1, 1834)
• “Life; its Seasons,” by C. W. Everett, in The Token (1836)

• “Autumn,” by A. A. Locke, in The Token (1832)
• “Autumnal Musings,” by John Pierpont, in The Token (1833)
• “An Evening in Autumn,” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in The Token (1833)
• “The First Frost of Autumn,” by Samuel G. Goodrich, in The Token (1836)
• Scenes in My Native Land, by Lydia H. Sigourney (1844)

• “Frost,” by Hannah F. Gould, in The Token (1832)
• “The Shipwrecked Coaster,” in The Token (1833)
• “Duties of Winter,” by F. W. P. Greenwood, in The Token (1835)
• “The Haunted Mind,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in The Token (1835)
• “The Snow Storm” (YC; Feb 12 1846)
• “The Snow-Bird” (MM; Feb 1848)
• “A Siberian Winter” (Cab; Aug 1851)
• “The Song of the Snow-Bird” (MM; Jan 1858)
• “The Cold Snap of January 10th,” by William Hoyt Coleman (MM; Mar 1859)
• “Rules for Winter” (YC; Jan 3, 1861)
• Horatio Lovejoy’s New Year’s Eve. 1863-1864 (published 1882)

• Print your own 19th-century Bookmark

• “Novels and Romances” (1820; The Guardian; or Youth’s Religious Instructor)
• “On Novel Reading” (1820; The Guardian; or Religious Instructor)
• “The Waverly Novels” (Connecticut Mirror; Aug 23, 1824)
• “Books for Children” (1828; American Annals of Education)
• review of The Soldier’s Orphan; or, History of Maria West (YC; 2 Dec 1829)
• “ ‘Reviewer’, Reviewed” (YC; 30 Dec 1829)
• “Remarks On Reviews” (YC; 30 Dec 1829)
• “Books,” by Lydia Maria Child (1831)
• “Devouring Books” (1835; American Annals of Education)
• “The Reading of Young Ladies” (1836; American Magazine of Useful Knowledge)
• “Reading is Not Thinking” (YMAG; May 26, 1837)
• “Reading for Young Ladies” (YMAG; July 7, 1837)
• “Confessions of a Novel Reader,” by “A.” (1839; Southern Literary Messenger)
• “Novel Writers and Publishers,” by M. M. Backus (1844; Christian Parlor Magazine)
• Reaction to Felix Summerly’s attack on Peter Parley (1844)
• “Vicious Novels: Cause of Their Increase,” by F. C. W. (1845; The Mother’s Magazine)
• “What Books Shall I Read?” (1845; The Mother’s Assistant and the Young Lady’s Friend), by Simon Brown
• “Moral Poisons: The Antidote” (1845; The Mother’s Magazine), by F. C. W.
• “The Morality of Pictures” (1845; The Mother’s Assistant and the Young Lady’s Friend), by William A. Alcott
• “Pleasant and Profitable” (YC; Aug 27, 1846)
• “Gossip of the Month” (1847; Democratic Review)
• “Family & Social Reading” (1848; The Mother’s Magazine)
• “Hints to Young Men” (YC; Nov 22, 1849)
• “The Arabian Nights” (Cab; Sept 1850)
• “Novel Reading” (1853; The Western Gem)
• “Novels, Their Meaning and Mission” (1854; Putnam’s Monthly)
• “Give Your Child a Paper” (YC; Aug 23, 1855)
• “How to Make Boys Love Home” (1861; Arthur’s Home Magazine)
• “Beadle’s Dime Books” (1864; North American Review)
• “Booth and Bad Literature” (YC; 11 May 1865)
• “Children’s Books of the Year” (1866; North American Review)
• Popular Amusements, by J. T. Crane (1869)
• “What Does Johnny Read?” (LC; Jan 1872)
• Titus Munson Coane reads Peter Parley (1877)
• Lew Wallace reads Peter Parley (1906)
• “Robert Merry’s Museum and the Lure of the Sensational,” by Pat Pflieger
• “Samuel Goodrich and the Branding of American Children’s Books,” by Pat Pflieger (2007)

IN LITERATURE

THE ALPHABET

LETTER WRITING; LETTER-WRITERS; LETTER MANUALS

WRITING; HANDWRITING; CALLIGRAPHY

WRITING IMPLEMENTS

WRITING; AUTHORSHIP

WRITERS

ADVERTISING & ADVERTISEMENTS

BIBLE

BOOKS

CHAPBOOKS

DIME NOVELS

FABLES

IN EDUCATION

GIFT ANNUALS; GIFT BOOKS; GIFT ALBUMS

NEW YEAR’S ADDRESSES

NURSERY RHYMES

PERIODICALS

POETRY

ROBINSONNADE

WORKS FOR YOUNG READERS

BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA (book by John James Audubon)

BLEAK HOUSE (novel by Charles Dickens)

CHEROKEE ROSE BUDS; WREATH OF CHEROKEE ROSE BUDS (amateur periodical)

FERN LEAVES FROM FANNY’S PORTFOLIO (book by “Fanny Fern”; Sara Willis Payson)

THE FOUNTAIN (book)

HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN (book by Sir Walter Scott)

“HIGGLETY, PIGGLETY POP!” (nursery rhyme by Samuel Griswold Goodrich)

ILLUSTRATED BALLADS OF NEW ENGLAND (book by John Greenleaf Whittier)

JUVENILE GAZETTE

THE LEGENDARY (gift book)

LITTLE LEAVES FOR LITTLE READERS

MARMION (book by Sir Walter Scott)

“ODE, ADDRESSED TO J. G. PERCIVAL, M. D.”

OUR YOUNG FOLKS

PARLEY’S MAGAZINE

THE PEARL; or, AFFECTION’S GIFT (gift book)

ROBERT MERRY’S MUSEUM & ROBERT MERRY

SLAVE’S FRIEND

THE SOLDIER’S ORPHAN; OR, HISTORY OF MARIA WEST (Mary Sherwood)

“SONG OF HIAWATHA” (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)

THE TOKEN; THE TOKEN AND ATLANTIC SOUVENIR (gift book)

TRISTRAM SHANDY (book by Laurence Sterne)

WALDEN (book by Henry David Thoreau)

WAVERLY NOVELS; WAVERLEY NOVELS (books by Sir Walter Scott)