Silent Reading

[With Special Reference to Methods for Developing Speed, a Study in the Psychology and Pedagogy of Reading.]

First French Reading Lessons: Embracing the Relation of French to English, and the World-formation in the French Language

First French Reading Lessons: Embracing the Relation of French to English, and the World-formation in the French Language.

[Intended to Facilitate the Acquirement of an Extensive Vocabulary, With Grammatical, Idiomatic, and General Notes, and an Abridged Dictionary.]

The Handbook for Practical Farmers

Handbook for Practical Farmers

[Dealing With the More Important Aspects of Farming in the United States]

Modern Pig-sticking

The Causes Leading to the Organization of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Causes Leading to the Organization of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Reading List on the History of the 17th Century

A History of the United States of America

History of the United States of America

[Including Some Important Facts Mostly Omitted in the Smaller Histories : Designed for General Reading and for Academies]

A History of the United States of America

History of the United States of America

[Including Some Important Facts Mostly Omitted in the Smaller Histories : Designed for General Reading and for Academies]

(2nd Ed., Rev. With Maps.)

Home Government for Ireland: Irish Federalism! Its Meaning, Its Objects, and Its Hopes

The Home Library

Home Library.

A Pioneer History of Becker County, Minnesota

Pioneer History of Becker County, Minnesota

[Including a Brief Account of Its Natural History ... And a History of the Early Settlement of the County; Also, Including ... Historical Information Collected by Mrs. Jessie C. West. and Numerous Articles Written by Various Early Pioneers Relating to the History of the Several Townships of Becker County.]

Obedience to Human Law Considered in the Light of Divine Truth

Obedience to Human Law Considered in the Light of Divine Truth.

[A Discourse Delivered in the First Baptist Meeting House, Lawrence, Mass. July 4, 1852.]