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Book, Hodder &Stoughton, The Mother’s Friend, 1876

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Historical information

This Book belonged to Richard Morcom Goldsworthy. Born in Stawell 25-5-1972.
The very Moral Teachings were characteristics of the time.
The First R.M. Goldsworthy was Methodist

Physical description

Blue/Green hard cover with a colour illustration of a kneeling child on a red cushion reading and a lady standing behind her in the doorway.
Rear cover an Ad for Fry's Cocoa. J.S Fry & Sons, Bristol and London

Inscriptions & markings

Front: Vol VIII New Series
The Mothers' Friend
Hodder & Stoughton, 27 Paternoster Row
Unwin Bros. Printer London & Grilworth
Price 1s 6d of cloth gilt 2s 6d

Handwritten in ink: Richard Morcom Goldsworthy. Mary Goldsworthy