Moral Library/ New Moral Library
Published by T. H. Carter & Co.
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge in the City of New York |
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge On the Erie Canal |
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge In the Forests of Maine |
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge in Vermont |
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge in the City of Boston |
| Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowledge At the Springfield Academy |
The "Moral Library" included the Marco Paul’s books in 1843-1844.
In August of 1844 an ad noted that Carter’s "Moral Library" had eight
titles.
Three books were listed:
Well-Bred Boy
Well Bred Girl
Arthur's Story Book
(The others may have been the Marco Paul's' books.)
William J. Reynolds & Co. published its "Moral Library" in 1847. It is likely that all of the Reynolds' books were also part of an earlier Carter "Moral Library".
| 1. Little Mill Dam | by Anonymous |
| 2. Narina | by William Hamilton |
| 3. Little Gardener | by Charles Cowden Clarke |
| 4. Perseverance Under Difficulties | by Oliver Pelton |
| 5. Henry of Eichenfels | by Christopher Von Schmid |
| 6. Sketches in Natural History | by Mary Howitt |
| 7. Mary Howitt's Tales in Prose | |
| 8. Mary Howitt's Tales in Verse |
Note that the "Moral Library" books state Moral Library at the top of
the back cover.
Boards. 6" x 4".
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In about 1845, T. H. Carter & Co. published its five volume "New
Moral Library".
| 1. Little Mill Dam | by Anonymous |
| 2. Narina | by William Hamilton |
| 3. Little Gardener | by Charles Cowden Clarke |
| 4. Perseverance Under Difficulties | by Oliver Pelton |
| 5. Henry of Eichenfels | by Christopher Von Schmid |
Also noted to be in the "New Moral Library" were:
| Story of Little Sarah and Her Johnny Cake (Also part of New Colored Toys) |
| Truths and Fables (Also part of Grandmother's Library) |
| Stories and Rhymes for Children (Also part of Grandmother's Library) |
New Moral Library format:
(Only book seen)
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In 1849 Henry Anners published this set as its "Moral Library".