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This list includes reliable links about the history of children's literature, focusing mostly on its development in Great Britain.
Updated on Aug 21, 12
Created on Aug 23, 11
Category: Schools & Education
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Jennifer Conrad's List: History of Children's Lit
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Jul 05, 11
You'll to go through all 5 islands to get the most information.
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Jul 05, 11
Another site with lots of answers if you have the patience to read through it.
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Jul 25, 10
Another site with lots of answers--especially for division of spheres
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Nov 23, 09
This site has the Newbery answer you probably still need!
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A Little Pretty Pocket-Book was available at a slightly higher price when accompanied by either a "Ball and Pincushion, the Use of which will infallibly make Tommy a good Boy and Polly a Good girl."
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Jul 05, 11
This professor has created a number of PowerPoint slides that contain the answers you seek. Scroll down to the bottom of the webpage to find them.
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Aug 21, 12
You'll find multiple answers if you go through the slides.
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Aug 21, 12
This website offers information about attitudes toward children over the ages
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Aug 21, 12
This also can answer a number of your questions if you just read though the whole thing!
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Aug 21, 12
If you read far enough, you'll begin to understand what "the division of spheres" means.
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Aug 21, 12
This also has the answers you need for Newbery's questions
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His first children's book, A Little Pretty Pocket-Book, appeared July 18, 1744.[2]:201 A Little Pretty Pocket-Book is the first in Newbery's successful line of children's books. The book cost four pence but for an extra two the purchaser received a red and black ball or pincushion.
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