Favell Lee Mortimer
Also known as
Favell Lee Bevan MortimerF. L. B. MortimerF. L. MortimerMortimer, Favell Lee Bevan MrsLee Favell MortimerFavell LeeMortimerMortimer, Favell Lee
Born 1802-01-01
Died 1878-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF38114073
- WikidataQ529367
- ISNI0000000081174491
- Open LibraryOL178002A
Top Subjects
- Juvenile literature (39)
- English Bible stories (36)
- Bible (11)
- Jesus Christ (10)
- Gospels (8)
- Conduct of life (8)
- Missions (7)
Books by Favell Lee Mortimer
Total count: 134
Precept upon preceptor, A third series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving ; with verses illustrative of the subjectsAmerican Tract Society1800-01-01-
Line upon lineor, a second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving, with verses illustrative of the subjectAmerican Tract Society1800-01-01
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Precept upon preceptor, A third series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving ; with verses illustrative of the subjectAmerican Tract Society1800-01-01
Precept upon precept, or, a series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingThomas Whittaker1800-01-01-
The night of toil, or, A familiar account of the labours of the first missionaries in the South Sea islandsPublished by the American Tract Society1825-01-01
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The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingRevised and corrected.William Peirce1836-01-01
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The night of toilor, A familiar account of the labours of the first missionaries in the South Sea IslandsHatchard1838-01-01
The night of toil; or A familiar account of the labours of the first missionaries in the South ...J. Hatchard & Co.1838-01-01-
The happy morningSunday-School Union1840-01-01
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Iu pitabvn gema gaie okikinoamaguziuiniua igiu abinojivg =The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving.Printed for The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, by T.R. Marvin1844-01-01
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The night of toil, or, A familiar account of the labours of the first missionaries in the South Sea IslandsFirst American, from the second London edition.Herman Hooker1845-01-01
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Line upon linePrinted at the American Madras Press for the American Madras Mission1846-01-01
Light in the dwellingor, A harmony of the four Gospels ; with very short and simple remarks, adapted to reading at family prayers, and arranged in 365 sctions, for every day of the yearD. Appleton1846-01-01-
Precept upon preceptor, A Third series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving ; with verses illustrative of the subjectsJohn S. Taylor1847-01-01
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Scripture facts in simple languageAmerican Tract Society1848-01-01
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The night of toil; or, A familiar account of the labors of the first missionaries in the South Sea IslandsAbridged.Published by the American Tract Society, 150 Nassau-Street, New York.1848-01-01
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The night of toil, or, A familiar account of the labors of the first missionaries in the South Sea IslandsAbridged.American Tract Society1848-01-01
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Peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction for infant mindspublisher not identified1848-01-01
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Great truths in simple words, for lttle childrenAmerican Tract Society1848-01-01
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The young Jewa history of Alfred Moritz Myers shaped for childrenAmerican Sunday-School Union, no. 146 Chestnut Street1848-01-01
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Line upon line, or, A second series of the earliest religious instruction that the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjectsLeavitt, Trow & Co.1848-01-01
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Precept upon precept, or, A third series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjectsLeavitt, Trow & Co.1848-01-01
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The peep of dayor, A series of the earliest religious instruction of the infant mind is capable of receiving; with verses illustrative of the subjects ...5th American, from the 7th London ed.American tract society1848-01-01
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The judgeAmerican Tract Society1848-01-01
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The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjects5th American, from the 7th London ed.Leavitt, Trow & Co. ...1848-01-01
The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjectsRev. ed.Published by the American Tract Society ...1849-01-01-
The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjects.Rev. and corr.J. Hatchard1849-01-01
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Here a little and there a little, or, Scripture factsBaker and Scribner1849-01-01
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Near home, or, The countries of Europe describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsJ. Hatchard and Son1850-01-01
The night of toilor, A familiar account of the labours of the first missionaries in the South Sea islands.Abridged.American Tract Society1850-01-01-
Line upon line, or A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subject by the author of "The peep of day."The American tract society1850-01-01
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The woman at the wellSunday-School Union1850-01-01
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The history of Count ZinzendorfLane & Scott, for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church1850-01-01
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The countries of Europe describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsG.S. Appleton1850-01-01
The four Gospelsarranged as a practical family commentary, for every day in the yearD. Appleton1850-01-01-
Scripture facts in simple language, or Here a little and there a little by the author of "Peep of day."American tract society1850-01-01
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Line upon line, or, A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjectsLeavitt, Trow & Company1850-01-01
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Near home; or, The countries of Europe described, with anecdotes and numerous illustrations.J. Hatchard andSon1850-01-01
The night of toilor, a familiar account of the labors of the first missionaries in the South Sea islandsAmerican Tract Society1850-01-01-
Christ in the gardenAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The blind beggar of JerichoAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The man in the treeAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The dying thiefAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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Christ in the stormAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The man who sat by the fire in the hallAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The ten sick menAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The cripplePublished by the American Tract Society1851-01-01
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The first murderAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The praying motherAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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The man who hanged himselfAmerican Tract Society]1851-01-01
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Here a little and there a little, or, Scripture factsCharles Scribner1851-01-01
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Little childrenAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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Christ on the crossAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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This worldAmerican Tract Society1851-01-01
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Ashkhatali gisherkam ěntanekan patmutʻiwn harawayin ovkwanosi kghzinerě aṛji khrkuats kʻarozichʻnerun ashkhatutʻeantsʻěI Tparani Kuliēlmos Kriffitʻi1852-01-01
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Great truths in simple words for little childrentwo volumes in oneLane & Scott, for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church1852-01-01
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Far off, or, Asia and Australia describedwith anecdotes and illustrationsRobert Carter & Brothers1852-01-01
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The peep of day by Charlotte ElizabethPress of the A.B.C.F.M.1852-01-01
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Far off, or, Asia and Australia describedwith anecdotes and illustrationsRobert Carter & Bros.1852-01-01
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Far off; or, Asia and Australia describedT. Hatchard1852-01-01
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Far off, or, Asia and Australia describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsT. Hatchard1852-01-01
Far off; or, Asia and Australia described, by the author of 'The peep of day'.1852-01-01
Here a little and there a little, or, Scripture factsCharles Scribner1853-01-01-
Ligne après ligneou, Série d'instructions religieuses, adaptées à l'intelligence des enfantsPubliée par la Société pour impression de livres religieux1853-01-01
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Far off, or Asia and Australia described with anecdotes and illustrationsR. Carter & Brothers1854-01-01
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Line upon line, or, A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving ...Thomas Hatchard1855-01-01
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Near home; or, The countries of Europe describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsT. Hatchard1855-01-01
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The four Gospelsarranged as a practical family commentary, for every day in the yearD. Appleton1856-01-01
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Far off; or, Africa and America describedT. Hatchard1856-01-01
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Reading without tears, or, A pleasant mode of learning to readHarper & Brothers, publishers1857-01-01
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Near home, or, The countries of Europe describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsRobert Carter & Brothers, no. 530 Broadway1857-01-01
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Precept upon precept, or, A third series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingwith verses illustrative of the subjectsL. Merriam1859-01-01
More about Jesus.Harper and brothers1859-01-01-
More about Jesusa sequel to The peep of dayHatchard and Company1859-01-01
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The peep of day; or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving.Revisedand corrected ed.Thomas Hatchard1859-01-01
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The wonderful supperSunday-School Union1860-01-01
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Near homeor, The countries of Europe described : with anecdotes and numerous illustrationsThirty-second thousand.Hatchard and Co.1860-01-01
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Streaks of light; or, Fifty-two facts from the Bible for the fity-two Sundays of the year.Hatchard and Co.1861-01-01
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Far off, or, Asia describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrations. Part IHatchard & Company1862-01-01
Lines left out; or, Some of the histories left out in 'Line upon line', by the author of 'The ...1862-01-01-
Lines left out, or, Some of the histories left out in "line upon line"this first part relates events in the times of the patriarchs and the judgesAnson D.F. Randolph1863-01-01
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Lines left outor, Some of the histories left out in Line upon line : this first part relates events in the times of the patriarchs and the judgesHarper & Brothers1863-01-01
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Far off, or Australia, Africa, and America describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrations. Part IIHatchard & Company Booksellers to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales1864-01-01
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Woonspe itakihna, ehakeun okaga [microform] =Precept upon preceptAmerican Tract Society1864-01-01
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The peep of dayor, a series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving.Hatchard & Co.1864-01-01
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Kitāb al-sirāj al-munīr lil-walad al-ṣaghīrA.B.C.F.M. Press?1866-01-01
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Far off; or, Asia describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrations.Hatchard and Co.1866-01-01
Reading without tears or, A pleasant mode of learning to read, by the author ...1866-01-01-
al-Sirāj al-munīr lil-walad al-ṣaghīrpublisher not identified1866-01-01
Near Home, Or, The Countries of Europe Described: With Anecdotes and ...Hatchard1866-01-01-
Line upon line, or A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant child is capable of receivingWith verses illustrative of the subjectsHatchard and co.1867-01-01
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Here a little and there a littleor, Scripture factsClaxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger1868-01-01
Far off.With anecdotes and numerous illus. By the author of "The peep of day".Hatchards1869-01-01-
Layle d-ǧāpā, yan, Ḥā haqyat bút ǧāpā d-mašḥdāne qamāye gaw ʻādālāre d-yāmāte taymnāyeAmerican Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions1870-01-01
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Reading without tearsor, A pleasant mode of learning to readHarper1872-01-01
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The peep of dayTalím ul mubtadíPrinted at the Secundra Orphanage Press1872-01-01
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Kings of Israel and Judahtheir history explained to children ; being a continuation of 'Lines left out'Hatchards1872-01-01
The peep of day; or A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of ...Cassell Pub. Co1873-01-01
More about Jesusfor the last stage of childhood as Peep of day is for the firstHatchards1874-01-01-
More about Jesusfor the last stage of childhood; as "Peep of day" is for the firstFortieth thousand.Hatchard, Piccadilly1874-01-01
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The story of the apostlesor, the Acts explained to childrenRobert Carter and Brothers1876-01-01
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The Kings of JudahTheir history explained to childrenR. Carter1877-01-01
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A sequel to "Peep of day"Robert Carter and Brothers1877-01-01
Far off; or, Asia described1879-01-01-
Near home, or, Europe describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsNew edition / carefully revised, and embracing new boundaries and other changes.Hatchards, Piccadilly1881-01-01
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Far offAsia described : with anecdotes and illustrationsNew edition / carefully revised.Hatchards1882-01-01
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Far off, part 1, Asia describedwith anecdotes and illustrationsNew ed. / carefully rev. [by George Ensor and Mrs. Marshall] ; 51st thousand.Hatchards1882-01-01
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Reading without tears, or, A pleasant mode of learning to readHatchards1883-01-01
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Apostles preaching to Jews and Gentilesor, The Acts explained to childrenAmerican Tract Society1884-01-01
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Ntadulu yalumbuThe Peep of DayGilbert & Rivington, Ltd.1886-01-01
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Reading without tearsor, A pleasant mode of learning to readHatchards1888-01-01
Apostles preaching to Jews and Gentiles, or, The acts explained to childrenHatchards1888-01-01
Streaks of lightor fifty-two facts from the Bible for the fifty-two Sundays of the yearHatchards, Piccadilly1890-01-01-
Far off, Asia describedwith anecdotes and illustrationsNew ed., carefully rev. / [by George Ensor ... et al.] ; 54th thousand.Hatchards1890-01-01
Kings of Israel and Judahtheir history explained to children ; being a continuation of 'Lines left out'Longmans, Green1891-01-01-
The peep of day, or, A series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving, with verses illustrative of the subjects.New ed.Longmans, Green and Co.1892-01-01
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Mpungwilu a Nzambi"The Peep of Day"Ukwezelo kwa Religious Tract Society1893-01-01
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Mondinda la mondindaMasulo ma mose la Josua Balondoli ba mbota ya yisalaeleBaptist Missionary Society1899-01-01
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"Kumakya" mafundishilo a myanda-ya-ku-wama ya leza"The Peep of Day" translated into the Chiluba language for the use of natives in Central AfricaPickering & Inglis1900-01-01
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MapambazukoSwahili version of "The Peep of Day"Society of Promoting Christian Knowledge1900-01-01
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Zindongolo zantete mu lukisa antuWomen's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society1900-01-01
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Ndongolo vana ndongoloMambu Muna luwawanu luankulu L̀ine upon line.'A.B.M.U.1903-01-01
Line upon line, or, A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receivingAltemus1905-01-01-
Line upon line =or, A second series of the earliest religious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving...Rev. ed.Longmans, Green1913-01-01
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The peep of days.n.]1981-01-01
Africa and America describedwith anecdotes and numerous illustrationsR. Carter1985-01-01-
Paradise PostponedListen for Pleasure1989-12-31
Line Upon Line, Volume 1 (Family Devotional Guide to the Bible)Christian Focus Publications2000-11-01
Line Upon Line, Volume 2 (Family Devotional Guide to the Bible)Christian Focus Publications2000-11-01
Reading without TearsOr, a Pleasant Mode of Learning to Read. Part 2Adamant Media Corporation2001-08-01
The clumsiest people in Europe, or, Mrs. Mortimer's bad tempered guide to the Victorian worldBloomsbury Publishers2005-01-01
The new peep of daya volume of religious instruction for little children; a new and revised issue of The peep of dayHodder & Stoughton-
The captivity of JudahRobert Carter and Brothers
On̳wâ zâma v̆ênlâ nl'on̳wâ zâma v̆ânlâhere a little and there a littleAmerican Tract Society