HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE 12 March 1895

Published by Harper & Brothers, New York - printers and members of a distinguished American publishing firm which exerted a significant influence on letters and politics throughout the 19th century.

This publication sought to present information, news and entertainment of real literary value.

Highly-regarded, the magazine represented a microcosm of nineteenth century children's literature. It had the dual purposes of moral instruction and entertainment.

The illustrations were nicely done, with prominent artists, such as Maxfield Parrish, commissioned to design the art work.

Contents include: Ski-Runners How to Get On in Life - The Girl Who Comes to the City to Study Art A Giant Boy Snow-shoes and Sledges Budd Wilder's Judgment The Turtle's Wish Jule's Garden The Talking Dog and more

16 pages 28.5 x 20.5 cm

Good condition. Roughness at spine from being bound with other issues

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