Letters to Mothers

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Letters to Mothers by Lydia Sigourney Table of Contents

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1. Title Page
2. Copyright Notice
3. Preface Addressed to Mothers
4. Letter I Privileges of the Mother
5. Letter II Influence of Children Upon Parents
6. Letter III Infancy
7. Letter IV First Lessons
8. Letter V Maternal Love
9. Letter VI Habit
10. Letter VII Health.
11. Letter VIII Economy.
12. Letter IX Early Culture.
13. Letter X Domestic Education.
14. Letter XI Idiom of Character.
15. Letter XII Schools.
16. Letter XIII Reading and Thinking.
17. Letter XIV Example.
18. Letter XV Opinion of Wealth.
19. Letter XVI Hospitality.
20. Letter XVII Respect to Age.
21. Letter XVIII Happiness.
22. Letter XIX Adversity.
23. Letter XX Loss of Children.
24. Letter XXI Sickness and Decline.
25. Letter XXII Death.

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