Early piety, recommended in the history of Miss Dinah Doudney, Portsea, England. In a sermon, by John Griffin.

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Title Early piety, recommended in the history of Miss Dinah Doudney, Portsea, England. In a sermon, by John Griffin.
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Signed Author By John Griffin.
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Volumes 1
Pagination 16
Date of Publication 1817
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Edition Number 1
Date of First Publication 1817
Imprint Published by the Philadelphia Female Tract Society
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Location of Printing Philadelphia US
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Length (cm) 15
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Notes From AAS: Caption title. At head of title: (No. 19.)
Earlier issued under title: A child's memorial.
"19. Dinah Doudney, 1st part, 6,000 [copies published]"--The second annual report of the Philadelphia Female Tract Society (1817), p. 9.
"Printed by Lydia R. Bailey, no. 10, North Alley, Philad."--colophon.
Shaw, R.R. American bibliography,
Shaw, R.R. American bibliography,
Welch, D.A. Bibliography of American children's books printed prior to 1821,
Nipps, K. Lydia Bailey,
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American Antiquarian Society copy in a bound volume containing the Society's first and second annual reports and tracts 2-31. The volume has owner's label of Ellen M. Bailey.
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Griffin, John. Early piety, recommended in the history of Miss Dinah Doudney, Portsea, England. In a sermon, by John Griffin.The Women's Print History Project, 2019, title ID 21324, https://womensprinthistoryproject.com/title/21324. Accessed 2024-04-16. 

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