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Letters from a cat : published by her mistress for the benefit of all cats and the amusement of little children (1879)

Author: Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1830-1885; Ledyard, Addie
Subject: Cats; Euthanasia of animals; Pets
Publisher: Boston : Roberts Brothers
Year: 1879
Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT
Language: English
Call number: srlf_ucla:LAGE-1817436
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Book contributor: University of California Libraries
Collection: americana; cdl

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Green diagonal fine rib cloth over boards; title and illustration blocked in gold and black

Ex libris Bernard M. Meeks

Label on upper paste-down: Brentano's Literary Emporium, 39 Union Square, N.Y

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Reviewer: EOS007 - - June 21, 2008
Subject: A Most Eloquent Pussy Cat
Little Helen's Pussy tells the tale of her time when her owner was away, revealing how cats were often treated poorly back then. There's a rather shocking element to it that may be upsetting for younger children, but on the whole Miss Pussy reveals herself to be a dainty and dauntless cat.

Reviewer: Logical - - September 1, 2007
Subject: Emily's Childhood Friend
Helen Hunt Jackon's mother penned the cat letters in the late 1830s.

See several references in the text to the Dickinson family; Emily's father, that is.

The author was very close to E.D. throughout life.
She bears looking-up--had a most interesting and vigorous life. A great woman.

Reviewer: DustJacket - - July 31, 2007
Subject: very amusing.
Quite amusing.

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