St. Nicholas.

"St. Nicholas, Vol. 13, No. 12, October 1886" invites readers to explore a treasured artifact from 19th-century American literary history. This meticulously prepared print edition faithfully reproduces an original issue of the highly influential "St. Nicholas Magazine," a preeminent American children's periodical. It offers a captivating window into the juvenile fiction and diverse content that delighted young audiences during the era.

Within these pages, a rich collection of works from various authors unfolds, showcasing the engaging stories, poems, and articles specifically crafted for youthful minds. As a significant entry in American children's literature, this volume highlights the enduring appeal and timeless quality of narratives that captivated readers over a century ago. It stands as an invaluable literary collection, not only for its contributions to children's periodicals but also as a general literary snapshot of its time. Perfect for enthusiasts of American literature, the evolution of children's publishing, and anyone seeking to discover the imaginative worlds presented to 19th-century children, this book preserves the charm and educational value that defined a golden age of juvenile fiction.

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