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Parley, Peter. This pseudonym was adopted by several writers, who cannot
all be identified. The most voluminous users of it were Goodrich, Samuel
Griswold, and Martin, William. An alleged Rev. T. Wilson, to whom
many Peter Parley books have frequently been attributed, never existed:
he was a figment created by the publishers (Darton and Clarke), Doctor
Samuel Clarke being the chief, but not the only, participant in the works
to which the fictitious name was attached.
The chief works published under the pseudonym were:
Parley's Cabinet Library. 2 vols. A miscellany. n. d. (1840–50).
Persevere and Prosper. n. d. New edn. 1864.
P. P. 's Illustrations of Commerce; of the Animal Kingdom: etc.
(1840-50. ]
E. L. XI.
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Taylor, Ann and Jane. City Scenes. [An older anonymous book rewritten
by A. and J. T.
] First edn apparently 1809; rewritten in or before an
edn of 1828.
Hymns for Infant Minds 1808.
Limed Twigs to catch Young Birds. 3rd edn. 1815.
Original Poems. [Contains, also, work by Adelaide O'Keeffe, q. v. , sect.
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later edns. Illustd by Gilbert, John, Greenaway, Kate, etc. Centenary
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Rhymes for the Nursery. 1806. (Included in Centenary edn of Original
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Rural Scenes. 1806. [Rewritten, like City Scenes. ] A greatly revised
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Taylor, Isaac. (Father of A. and J. T. ) Advice to the Teens. 2nd edn. 1818.
Scenes in America. 1825. [Also Scenes in Africa, Asia, England,
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Self-Cultivation Recommended; or, Hints to a Youth. 1817.
Taylor, Jane. The Contributions of Q. Q. 2 vols. 1824. [Posthumous. ]
Display, a Tale. 1815.
Essays in Rhyme. 1816.
Life and Letters. By Knight, Mrs H. C.
Memoirs and Poetical Remains. By Taylor, Isaac, jr (her brother).
1825. See, also, Twelve English Authoresses. By Walford, L. B. 1892.
Taylor, Jefferys. Aesop in Rhyme, with some originals. 1820.
Harry's Holiday; or The Doings of One Who Had Nothing to Do.
3rd edn. 1822.
The Little Historians. 3 vols. 1824.
Ralph Richards, the Miser. 1821.
Taylor, Joseph. The Wonders of Trees, Plants, and Shrubs, etc. 1823.
Taylor (family of). The Family Pen. Ed. by Taylor, Isaac, jr. 2 vols. 1867.
Teachwell, Mrs. See Fenn, Lady, ante.
Thackeray, William Makepeace. The Rose and the Ring. 1855.
Trimmer, Sarah. A Comment on Dr Watts's Divine Songs for Children.
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The Two Farmers: an Exemplary Tale. 1787.
Life. Some Account of the Life and Writings of Mrs T. 2 vols. 1814.
Anon. Contains Mrs T's private journal.
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Smith's Essays and The Fortnightly Review, 1909 (Bell and the Dragon). ]
Turner, Elizabeth. The Cowslip; or more Cautionary Stories in Verse. 1811.
Facsimile rpt of 1830 edn, illustd by Williams, S. , ed. Welsh, C. , 1885.
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