1791 ELEANOR FENN. Scarce American Imprint of Pioneer Child Education Work. Commentary The Universal Invitation

The Universal Invitation

Knill was overjoyed to learn of Spurgeon's ministry and wrote to Spurgeon's grandfather in 1855 to express this

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and inspire my soul

The Awful Death of a Sabbath-Breaker

1791 ELEANOR FENN. Scarce American Imprint of Pioneer Child Education Work. Commentary The Universal InvitationAn imperfect, but very scarce little work by an important early advocate of child centered education. Lady Fenn wrote books for children form a child's vantage and answering children's questions and was one of the earliest Western designers of educational games and toys. No copies on the market at the time of cataloguing and not a single copy of this First American edition traced at auction. Evans 23479. Fenn, Lady Eleanor [1743 1813]. Juvenile