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"In the course of my labors among you, my dear young friends, as a lecturer and as a pastor, I have gone over with you all the ground occupied in this little volume."--Dedication, To the young ladies of the Institute, Pittsfield, page [7].

Spine and half title: Stories on the shorter catechism.

Copyright 1851 by Hopkins, Bridgman & Co.

"Stereotyped by Hobart & Robbins; New England Type and Stereotype Foundery [sic], Boston."--verso of title page.

Pagination includes [4] leaves of plates. Last page blank.

In brown cloth.

Some wood engravings signed: "Marsh" [i.e., Henry Marsh?] and "Warren" [i.e., Asa Coolidge Warren?].

Reproduction of the original from the American Antiquarian Society.

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