Baylis Martha (4 results)

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Martha Baylis, ne Appleton (1777 Ð 1858) was an educational writer, the aunt of writer and education reformer Elizabeth Lachlan (1790 Ð 1849), and the wife of the printer Thomas Baylis, who printed most of her works. She also wrote The InfantÕs Friend, or Easy Reading Lessons for Young Children (John Harris, ca. 1819). Note that many of BaylisÕs works, including this one, are often misattributed to Hannah Glasse. More information can be found through a British Library search of Martha Baylis (see a record of her publications in the BL archives catalogue reference Loan 96 RLF 1/1413). Twelvemo. 18 leaves. With a hand-colored, half-page woodcut illustration to accompany each of the 16 poems. PublisherÕs printed stiff paper wrappers, once pink but faded. Creasing and soiling to wrappers. Some toning to edges throughout, but the pages and illustrations are very clean and bright overall. A very good copy of a scarce, fragile item. The text on the printed wrappers identifies this item as the second edition, though there is no edition statement on the title-page. OCLC provides the publication date of 1823, though a date is not specified in this item itself. Only one other contemporary copy of the item with the subtitle ÒPoetry for FannyÕs LibraryÓ is listed on OCLC (at the National Art Library in the United Kingdom). OCLC also lists 6 copies of a variant with the subtitle ÒA Present for FannyÕs LibraryÓ and 2 copies with no subtitle specified.…

Martha Baylis, ne Appleton (1777 Ð 1858) was an educational writer, the aunt of writer and education reformer Elizabeth Lachlan (1790 Ð 1849), and the wife of the printer Thomas Baylis, who printed most of her works. She also wrote The InfantÕs Friend, or Easy Reading Lessons for Young Children (John Harris, ca. 1819). Note that many of BaylisÕs works, including this one, are often misattributed to Hannah Glasse. More information can be found through a British Library search of Martha Baylis (see a record of her publications in the BL archives catalogue reference Loan 96 RLF 1/1413). Twelvemo. 36 pp. With 12 hand-colored half-page woodcut illustrations and 2 additional in-text illustrations. With a list of 52 ÒHarrisÕs Cabinet of Amusement and InstructionÓ titles pasted down on inside of wrappers. Expertly restored in the original printed tan stiff paper wrappers Some creasing and soiling to wrappers. Some toning to edges and a bit of light foxing, but the pages and illustrations are very clean and bright overall. Ink signature dated 1826 on inside of wrappers. A very good copy of a scarce, fragile item. Fourth edition (based on the date on the title-page), though there is no edition specified anywhere in the present item. OCLC lists previous editions with publication dates of 1819, 1820, and 1822. Note that the list of titles pasted down on the inside of the wrappers is likely from an earlier edition of the item: OCLC specifies that the 1824 edition has 58 titles in its ÒHarrisÕs CabinetÓ list, but the list included here has only 52. OCLC lists only 9 copies total of all editions of The InfantÕs Friend. There are only 2 copies of this edition (one at Princeton and one at the University of Washington) listed on OCLC.…