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Tales From St. Nicholas

Fiction and nonfiction
from the U.S. children's magazine, 1873 through 1940.


These will be posted on an irregular basis, as it takes a bit of time to assemble them in web form from the original texts.

 

Happy Christmas!

at 12/25/2010 01:02:00 AM
Labels: Christmas, early 20th century life, illustrations

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About St. Nicholas
Please note that these stories are from a less enlightened time.
They are valuable as a more accurate window into the world of the late 19th and early 20th century.

These stories are reprinted with period spelling, idioms, punctuation, and grammar intact.

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