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editFavorite fairy tales retold; the first of a series of children's classics especially adapted for story-telling
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Cowles, Julia Darrow, 1862-1919 |
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| Title |
Favorite fairy tales retold; the first of a series of children's classics especially adapted for story-telling |
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| Publisher |
Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. |
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| Description |
Subjects: Fairy tales |
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| Language | English | |
| Publication date | 1915 | |
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IA Collections: library_of_congress; americana |
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| Accession number |
favoritefairytal00cowl |
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| Authority file | OCLC: 1045367271 | |
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