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Originally published in 1868 and a bestseller for over 30 years, these republished editions have all the charm of the original volumes for a new generation. Elsie's Womanhood brings us into the world of her engagement and courtship with Travilla. Along the way she's introduced to her estate, finances and other challenges of adulthood; her time of growing up is set against the start of the civil war and emancipation proclimation. Recommended for ages 10 to 14.
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