Cindabright, or, The fatal flowers : a fairy tale with minor poems

Date1838

Names

John Wild (Bookseller) (publisher)

Milliken and Son (publisher)

Milliken and Son (contributor)

Russell, S. (Engraver) (engraver)

Trotter, Elizabeth Hill (author)

Wild, John (Printer) (printer)

FormatBook

Notes

Cindabright, or, The fatal flowers : a fairy tale with minor poems. Includes list of subscribers pp. [147]-151. Plates drawn by E.H. Trotter and engraved by S. Russell.

Subject

Medium

Illustrated books

Language

English

CollectionOsborne Collection of Early Children's Books

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Object Number37131009537333D

DeweyP TRO

Dewey1890961

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