Allegorical Bible Illustrations and 1860s Children's Books Review
A London notice reviews Bishop Wilberforce allegories with twenty engravings noting strong designs and some darkness. It covers numerous 1869 religious and children’s works from Niven, Newton, Jerroock, Burritt, and various publishers, praising art, morals, and suitability for young readers while critiquing some didactic tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sealey
N. Niven
Moffat and Co
Dublin
Mr. Niven
Rienand Nuwton
Partridge and Co
Richard Newton
J.T. Jerroock
Baemrose and Son
Church of England
Yiondon
Sunday-gobugl Union
Bible-class
Banday-school Union
Lucy Woodville
J. Russell
Leonard
Weston-super-Mare
Hodder and Stoughton
Mr. Kingaton
Isseo
Black Country
Merry and Wise
Sunday At Home
Religious Tract Society
B. H. Cowper
Christian Treasury
Johnstone and Hunter
Edinburgh
Charles Bullock
Henry Hall
Grrr Books
Nimmo
de Foe
Richardson
Fielding
Smollett
Sterne
Goldsmith
Miss Mitford
Claupe Rugnier Conner
Doré
Tennygon
CuarterEn
E. H. Kwnarcuputy-Hucessen
M.P
Macmillan
Uncle Merton
Seeley
Daisy
Grandmamma
Bell
Daldy
Theophile Schuler
Seeleys
Captain Wolf
Oscar Pletsch
Papa
Archie
Johnstone
Hunter
Bea
Sambo
Mamma
Old Bea
Dean and Sons
Sampson Low
Hans Christian Andersen
Jessica
Oliver
Dolly
Children’s Hospital
C. Buttock
W. Hunt and Co
Jacob
Joseph
Extan Burerrr
Sampsom Low
Marston
Burritt
Esau
Griffith
Farran
Baruara Hurron
James II
W. H. G. Kinston