National Museum of American History
Frost's Dialogues for Young Folks
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This copy of <i>Dialogues for Young Folks</i> was written by Sarah Annie Frost and published by Dick & Fitzgerald in 1867. The book was a collection of “dialogues”—essentially scenes from a play—for young children to recite in the parlor, at church, and during school exhibitions. The plays were meant to teach morals and life lessons, while also serving as a memorization exercise.
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