Mary A. Denison

Also known as

Denison, Mary (Andrews) "Mrs. C. W. DenisonMary DenisonMary A DenisonMrs. Mary A. DenisonMary Andrews Denison

Born 1826-01-01

Died 1911-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF74877640
WikidataQ55897141
ISNI0000000073756205
Open LibraryOL317255A
Amazon3752564237

Top Subjects

19th century (7)
Juvenile fiction (5)
Christian life (5)
Children (3)
American literature (3)
United States (3)
Fiction (3)

Books by Mary A. Denison

Total count: 92

The child angel

Sheldon, Blakeman & Co.1800-01-01
Edna Etheril, the Boston seamstressa narative [sic] of facts

Burgess, Stringer1847-01-01
Raphael Inglesse, or, The jew of Milana thrilling tale of the victories of virtue and the punishments of vice

J.E. Farwell1848-01-01
Gertrude Russel, or, Parental example

Oliver & Brother1849-01-01
Home pictures.

Harper & Brothers1853-01-01
What not

Lippincott, Grambo & co.1855-01-01
Orange leaves.

J.B. Lippincott & Co.1856-01-01
Nobody's child, and other stories

J.B. Lippincott1857-01-01
Gracie Amber

Sheldon, Blakeman1857-01-01
Old Hepsy

A.B. Burdick1858-01-01
Opposite the jail

W. Tomlinson1858-01-01
Nobody's childand other stories

J.B. Lippincott & Company1859-01-01
Nobody's child, and other stories

J.B. Lippincott1859-01-01
Opposite the jail

H. Hoyt1859-01-01
The days and ways of the cocked hatsor, The dawn of the revolution.

S. A. Rollo1860-01-01
Chipthe cave child

Beadle1860-01-01
The prisoner of La Vintresseor The fortunes of a Cuban heiress

Beadle1860-01-01
Angel Lillyan incident in the life of the child angel

s.n.1861-01-01
Floridaor, The iron will. A story of today

Beadle1861-01-01
The young sergeant, or, The triumphant soldier

Henry Hoyt1861-01-01
Tim Bumble's chargeor, Mrs. Lattison's one great sorrow

Beadle1862-01-01
Ruth Margeriea romance of the revolt of 1689

Beadle1862-01-01
The master.

Walker, Wise and Company1862-01-01
The master

Walker, Wise and Company1862-01-01
Lieutenant Messinger

Henry Hoyt1863-01-01
The mad hunteror, The downfall of the Leforests

Beadle1863-01-01
Bessie Brown the soldier's daughter

Henry Hoyt1863-01-01
The music-master

Walker, Wise, and Company1863-01-01
Out of prison.

Graves and Young1864-01-01
The mill agent.

Graves and Young [etc., etc.]1864-01-01
Linda, the dancing girl of the Café St. Nicol, and other tales

the American News Company1865-01-01
The lover's trials, or, The days before the revolution

T.B. Peterson & Bros.1865-01-01
Captain Mollyor, The fight at Trenton, Christmas, 1776. A story of the Revolution

Beadle1865-01-01
Jenny Boardman, or, Life in Campsie

American Baptist Publication Society1865-01-01
The blind princess.

Henry Hoyt1866-01-01
Led to the Light: A Sequel to Opposite the Jail

J.S. Claxton1867-01-01
Led to the lighta sequel to Opposite the jail

J.S. Claxton1867-01-01
Among the squirrels

George Routledge and Sons1868-01-01
A noble sister.

James S. Claxton, Successor to Wm. S. & Alfred Martien, No. 1214 Chestnut Street1868-01-01
Andy Luttrell

D. Lothrop & Company1869-01-01
Off the track

Alfred Martien1870-01-01
Silent Tom.

John S. Marr1870-01-01
Hannah's triumph

Alfred Martien1870-01-01
Kept from idols

1870-01-01
The child-angel, and Angel Lily.

Henry Hoyt1870-01-01
Orphan Anne

A. Martien1871-01-01
Silent Tom

D. Lothrop1872-01-01
Victor Norman, rector

J.B. Lippincott1873-01-01
John Dane.

H. Holt1874-01-01
John Dane

Published by Henry Hoyt, no. 9 Cornhill1874-01-01
The little folks of Redbow.

Young1875-01-01
That wife of mine.

C. T. Dillingham1877-01-01
That husband of mine.

Lee and Shepard1877-01-01
Rothmell.By the author of "That husband of mine".

Lee and Shepard1878-01-01
Mr. Peter Crewitt.

Lee and Shepard1878-01-01
Erin go bragh!

Globe printing and publishing house1879-01-01
No mother like mine.

I. Bradley & co.1880-01-01
Chip, the cave-child

Beadle and Adams1882-01-01
Grandmother Normandy.

D. Lothrop and Company1882-01-01
Like a gentleman.

Lee and Shepard1882-01-01
Like a gentlemen.

C. T. Dillingham1882-01-01
Sequel to Opposite the jail; or, On trial for his life.

I. Bradley & Co.1883-01-01
His triumph

Lee & Shepard1883-01-01
His triumph ...

Lee and Shephard1883-01-01
Tell your wife.

Lee and Shepard1886-01-01
Grandmother Normandy

D. Lothrop and company1886-01-01
... Cracker Joe.

Roberts1887-01-01
Barbara's triumphsor, The fortunes of a young artist.

F.A. Munsey1887-01-01
Cracker Joe

Roberts Brothers1887-01-01
How she helped him ...

Ira Bradley1889-01-01
Ethel's triumph: from fifteen to twenty-five.

Bradley & Woodruff1890-01-01
Led back.

American Baptist Publication Society1891-01-01
If she will she will

Lee and Shepard1891-01-01
Captain Mollya love story

Lee and Shepard1897-01-01
Noble by birth.

The Union Press1899-01-01
Barbara's triumphs, or, The fortunes of a young artist

Street & Smith1902-01-01
The yellow violin

Saalfield1902-01-01
Out of Prison

Ayer Co Pub1964-06-01
Old Hepsy

A.B. Burdick1970-01-01
The mill agent

Graves and Young1970-01-01
Edna Etheril, the Boston seamstressa narative [sic] of facts

Burgess, Stringer1970-01-01
Home pictures

Harper & Brothers1970-01-01
The lover's trials, or, The days before the revolution

T.B. Peterson & Bros.1970-01-01
The days and ways of the cocked hats, or The dawn of the Revolution

S.A. Rollo, 18601970-01-01
Raphael Inglesse, or, The jew of Milana thrilling tale of the victories of virtue and the punishments of vice

J.E. Farwell1970-01-01
Gertrude Russel, or, Parental example

Oliver & Brother1970-01-01
Angel Lilly(an incident in the life of the child angel)

s.n.1974-01-01
Angel Lillyan incident in the life of the child angelElectronic ed.

Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill2000-01-01
What Not

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-07-25
... Cracker Joe

Creative Media Partners, LLC2015-01-01
Blind Princess

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
Led to the LightA Sequel to opposite the Jail

Salzwasser-Verlag2022-02-12