19th Century Juvenile Series - Juvenile Library

Juvenile Library by Mrs. Tuthill and Others

Published by Perkinpine & Higgins

I. Anything For Sport

II. Strike for Freedom; or, Law and Order

III. Boy of Spirit

IV. Boarding-School Girl

V. Ellen Stanley

VI. Happy Days

VII. Hurrah for New England! or The Virginia Boy's Vacation

VIII. I Will Be a Lady

IX. I Will Be a Gentleman

X. Keeper's Travels in Search of His Master by Anonymous (Edward Augustus Kendall)

XI. Mary Leeson by Mary Howitt

XII. Onward! Right Onward

XIII. People of Bleaburn by Anonymous (Harriet Martineau)

XIV. When are We Happiest?

This fourteen volume series was published by Perkinpine & Higgins in about 1867. All of the titles are reprints.
Previously the titles in this series had been published by Crosby, Nichols & Co. and its successors.
See: 19th Century Juvenile Series - Mrs. Tuthill's Juvenile Library

No. III and XIII were later part of this publisher's "My Uncle's Library".

In 1872 Mrs. Tuthill's Juvenile Library was published with only six titles. These included:
1. Anything for Sport
2. Strike for Freedom
3. Boarding-School Girl
4. I Will Be a Lady
5. I Will Be a Gentleman
6. Onward! Right Onward
None of these volumes have been seen.

These titles could be purchased per volume or per set.

Formats (pre-1872)
Cloth. Various colors. Blindstamped. Cover has the initials "P & H" embossed. Gilt lettering, illustration, and decoration on the spine. 6.25" x 4".
Books from this series have an illustrated title page which notes "The Juvenile Library"
(No priority has been established between the two covers shown below but generally with this publisher the vertical initials are later than the diagonal initials)