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Harrison Weir

Born: 1824

Died: 1906

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Born: 1824

Died: 1906

Books by Harrison Weir (50 max)

Our cats and all about them: their varieties, habits, and management, and for show, the standard of excellence and beauty

1889

The death and burial of Cock Robin

1843

Harrison Weir, W. T. Green

Every boy's book a complete encyclopædia of sports and amusements : intended to afford recreation and instruction to boys in their leisure hours

1855

J. G. Wood, William Harvey, Harrison Weir, Edward Dalziel, George Dalziel

The Poetry of nature

1861

The Dove and other stories of old

1865

Aesop's fables a new version, chiefly from original sources

1848

Harrison Weir, John Tenniel

The courtship and wedding of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren, with an account of the doleful death of Cock Robin

1850

The Conceited pig

1852

A Treasury of pleasure books, for young people beautifully illustrated with colored plates

1858

The Children's picture fable-book: containing one hundred and sixty fables

1860

Memoirs of Bob, the spotted terrier supposed to be written by himself

1860

The Child's pleasure book beautifully illustrated with colored plates

1860

Routledge's nursery picture book

1862

The poetry of nature

1867

Little Lily's picture book

1872

John Gilbert, John Everett Millais, Watson, J. D., F. F. Walker, William Small, Joseph Wolf, Harrison Weir

Little wide awake an illustrated magazine for good children

1880

Ernest Henry Griset, Barker, Sale Mrs, Harrison Weir, Ellen Staples, Miriam Kerns, Alfred Thomas Elwes, Frank Dadd, Kate Greenaway

Every day in the country

1883

Our cats and all about them their varieties, habits, and management ; and for show, the standard of excellence and beauty

1889

The Pictorial cabinet of marvels comprising marvels of natural phenomena, wonders of art, daring deeds by land and sea, marvellous discoveries and inventions, wonders and curiosities of natural history, remarkable men, personal adventures in field and flood, and a variety of other interesting reading

1891

The poultry book

1903

The cat and the mouse who played in the farm-house. And The three little kittens who lost their mittens

1800

John Absolon, Harrison Weir

The fox and the geese: an ancient nursery tale

1848

Death and burial of Cock Robin

1850

William G. Baker, Harrison Weir, Green, W. T., d fl. 1837-1872

The Fox and geese and The wonderful history of Henny Penny

1850

A treasury of pleasure books for young and old New series

1851

Joseph Cundall, Edward Henry Wehnert, Harrison Weir

The house that Jack built

1851

Harrison Weir, John Absolon

Animals from the sketch-book of Harrison Weir.

1851

The conceited pig

1852

Darton's picture story book: Wild animals

1852

Darton's picture story book Wild animals

1852

Pretty Poll: a parrot's own history

1854

The cat and the mouse who played in the farm-house: and, The three little kittens who lost their mittens

1854

John Absolon, Harrison Weir

Puss in boots, or, Charity rewarded

1854

Julia Corner, Harrison Weir, Dean & Son

Natural history in stories: for little children

1854

The Favourite picture-book a gallery of delights designed for the amusement and instruction of the young

1854

John Absolon, Hablot Knight Browne, John Gilbert, Harrison Weir

Little play of Mother Goose

1854

Julia Corner, Harrison Weir, Dean & Son

The Story of the cat and the mouse.

1855

John Absolon, Harrison Weir

The fox and the geese; and The wonderful history of Henny-Penny

1855

Harrison Weir, William Roberts

The Picture pleasure book

1855

The Charm a book for boys and girls

1855

A Treasury of pleasure books for young people

1856

Joseph Cundall, John Absolon, Joseph Kenny Meadows, Edward Henry Wehnert, Harrison Weir

Every boy's book: a complete encyclopaedia of sports and amusements intended to afford recreation and instruction to boys in their leisure hours

1856

Harvey, William, Harrison Weir

Little Bo-Peep also, The story of Henny-Penny

1856

Funny dogs with funny tales.

1857

A Poetry book for national schools

1857

My feathered friends

1858

John George Wood, Harrison Weir, John Leighton, Edmonds & Remnants, G. Routledge & Co, Woodfall and Kinder, Dalziel Brothers

The fables of Aesop: with instructive applications, and thirteen illustrations from designs by Harrison Weir.

1859

Aesop, Harrison Weir

Willie trying to be manly

1859

The ugly duckling

1859

Hans Christian Andersen, Harrison Weir

Wild sports in the far West

1859

Friedrich Gerstäcker, Harrison Weir