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Title: Evenings at Donaldson Manor
Or, The Christmas Guest

Author: Maria J. McIntosh

Release Date: December 4, 2006 [EBook #20018]

Language: English

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Maria J. McIntosh's Works. _PUBLISHED BY D. APPLETON & CO_

I. EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR; OR, THE CHRISTMAS GUEST.

BY MARIA J. McINTOSH.

_Illustrated with Ten Steel Engravings, 8vo., cloth, gilt edges, $3;
morocco, $4._

"The whole sparkle with strokes of pleasantry and lively criticism,
and ever and anon reveal most delightful pictures of fireside
groups. A high-toned morality pervades the whole. We feel sure that
the book will be a general favorite."--_Commercial Advertiser._

"It is a book that parents may buy for their children, brothers for
their sisters, or husbands for their wives, with the assurance that
the book will not only give pleasure, but convey lessons of love
and charity that can hardly fail to leave durable impressions of
moral and social duty upon the mind and heart of the
reader."--_Evening Mirror._

II.

WOMAN IN AMERICA; HER WORK AND HER REWARD.

BY MARIA J. McINTOSH.

_One Volume, 12mo., paper covers, 50c.; cloth, 75c._

"We like this work exceedingly, and our fair countrywomen will
admire it still more than we do. It is written in the true spirit,
and evinces extensive observation of society, a clear insight into
the evils surrounding and pressing down her sex, and a glorious
determination to expose and remove them. Read her work. She will
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