Godey S Lady S Book 1864 Jan June Jul Dec Hale Sarah Josepha

Godey S Lady S Book 1864 Jan June Jul Dec Lady The Borrowers Godey's lady's book 1864 jan june; jul dec bookreader item preview hale, sarah josepha, 1788 1879; godey, louis antoine, 1804 1878 (eds.) publication date. American ladies' magazine : containing original tales, essays, literary & historical sketches, poetry criticism, music and a great variety of matter connected with many subjects of importance and interest by mrs. sarah j. hale v.7 (1834) published. 1834. author. hale, sarah josepha buell, 1788 1879. catalog recordfull view.

Godey S Lady S Book 1864 Jan June Jul Dec Hale Sarah Josepha Godey's lady's book and magazine, july, 1864, volume lxix, (volume 69), philadelphia, louis a. godey, sarah josepha hale, 94 pages skip to main content ask the publishers to restore access to 500,000 books. The first successful women’s magazine and most widely circulated magazine in the antebellum united states, godey’s lady’s book offered fashion illustrations and advice, literary pieces, and articles on current events and popular culture. founded in philadelphia in 1830 by louis antoine godey (1804 1878) and edited for four decades by. The ‘lady editor’ of godey’s lady’s book was sarah josepha hale, a literary minded social reformer whose civic minded zeal rivaled that of lucretia mott and harriet beecher stowe. she edited the magazine along with its owner, louis a. godey, from 1837 to 1877. many are familiar with hale solely for her authorship of “mary had a little. Sarah josepha hale. in 1822, a 34 year old mother of four might reasonably expect that her life's work had already been established. but like many women novelists whose lives would follow a similar pattern in coming generations, sarah josepha hale had a quite different future in store. born sarah j. buell on a new hampshire farm in 1788, her.

Godey S Lady S Book 1864 Jan June Jul Dec Hale Sarah Josepha The ‘lady editor’ of godey’s lady’s book was sarah josepha hale, a literary minded social reformer whose civic minded zeal rivaled that of lucretia mott and harriet beecher stowe. she edited the magazine along with its owner, louis a. godey, from 1837 to 1877. many are familiar with hale solely for her authorship of “mary had a little. Sarah josepha hale. in 1822, a 34 year old mother of four might reasonably expect that her life's work had already been established. but like many women novelists whose lives would follow a similar pattern in coming generations, sarah josepha hale had a quite different future in store. born sarah j. buell on a new hampshire farm in 1788, her. Godey’s lady’s book. at the outbreak of the civil war, godey's lady's book was the most successful women's magazine in the united states, with a circulation of 150,000, and an estimated readership of a million persons. subscribers from the cities of the northeast to the frontiers of the pacific northwest and the cotton plantations of the. Shortly after vassar female college was founded by matthew vassar and was incorporated on january 18, 1861, mrs. sarah josepha hale, “editress” of godey’s lady’s book, put her considerable weight in public opinion behind the college. she was the moving spirit of the most popular american women’s journal of the mid nineteenth century.