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| Preface to the First Edition | ||
| Preface to the Third Edition | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| I | An Introductory Survey | 1 |
| II | The Legacy of the Middle Ages: (i) Fables | 9 |
| III | The Legacy of the Middle Ages: (ii) Romance and Manners | 32 |
| IV | The Puritans: 'Good Godly Books' | 51 |
| V | The Pedlar's Pack: 'The Running Stationers' | 68 |
| VI | Fairy-Tale and Nursery Rhyme | 85 |
| VII | Interim: Between the Old and the New | 106 |
| VIII | John Newbery | 120 |
| IX | The Theorists: Thomas Day, the Edgeworths, and French Influence | 140 |
| X | The Moral Tale: (i) Didactic | 156 |
| XI | The Moral Tale: (ii) Persuasive; Chiefly in Verse | 176 |
| XII | Interim Again: the Dawn of Levity | 199 |
| XIII | Two New Englands: 'Peter Parley' and 'Felix Summerly' | 219 |
| XIV | The Sixties: 'Alice' and After | 252 |
| XV | The Eighties and Today: Freedom | 293 |
| Appendixes | ||
| 1 | Some Additional Notes on Victorian and Edwardian Times | 316 |
| 2 | An Outline of the Evolution of Two Publishers | 332 |
| 3 | A Listing of Books by F. J. Harvey Darton | 336 |
| 4 | F. J. Harvey Darton: 'The Youth of a Children's Magazine' | 339 |
| Editor's Notes | 349 | |
| General Book List | 362 | |
| Sources of Illustrations | 372 | |
| Index | 376 |
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