Commercializing childhood : children's magazines, urban gentility, and the ideal of the American child, 1823-1918
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- author: Paul B. Ringel
- publication date: 2015
- book publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- book series: Studies in print culture and the history of the book
- book subjects: Children-Books and reading-United States-History-19th century, Child consumers-United States-History-20th century, Children-Books and reading-United States-History-20th century
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