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[[Boy's Own Book]]:'': a complete encyclopedia of all the diversions, athletic, scientific, and recreative, of boyhood and youth'' was published anonymously by [[William Clarke]] in {{Book|1829}}. Along with sports, games, advice and other activities available to Victorian boys in New England, it contained section on conjuring and tricks with numbers, chemistry and cards.
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}}[[Boy's Own Book]]:'': a complete encyclopedia of all the diversions, athletic, scientific, and recreative, of boyhood and youth'' was published anonymously by [[William Clarke]].  
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Along with sports, games, advice and other activities available to Victorian boys in New England, it contained section on conjuring and tricks with numbers, chemistry and cards.
  
 
The first edition was 316 pages, illustrated with engravings.
 
The first edition was 316 pages, illustrated with engravings.
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* Extended edition (New York, 1857)
 
* Extended edition (New York, 1857)
  
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Revision as of 17:06, 31 March 2011

Boy's Own Book
AuthorWilliam Clarke
Publication Date1829
LanguageEnglish
Pages316
 
Boy's Own Book:: a complete encyclopedia of all the diversions, athletic, scientific, and recreative, of boyhood and youth was published anonymously by William Clarke.

Along with sports, games, advice and other activities available to Victorian boys in New England, it contained section on conjuring and tricks with numbers, chemistry and cards.

The first edition was 316 pages, illustrated with engravings.

A similar book was published during this time was "Boy's Own Treasury of Sports, Pastimes and Recreations".

Editions

There were many many editions of this book published. Some samples:

  • Fist American Edition (Boston, 1829)
  • Fourth Edition (London, 1829)
  • Second American edition (Boston, 1831)
  • Fifth Edition, revised (Boston, 1851)
  • Illustrated edition (Louisville, 1854)
  • Extended edition (New York, 1857)


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