Lydia Maria Child

Lydia Maria Francis Child (nata Lydia Maria Francis 11 Februarii 1802—20 Octobris 1880), fuit abolitionista, agitator iurum mulierum, adversaria expansionismi Americani, agitator iurum Indorum, scriptrix mythistoriarum, et diurnaria Americana. Cuius diaria, opera fictionis, et enchiridia domestica ab 1824 ad fere 1860 vulgo legebantur. Lectores aliquando percussit, quia in nonnullis ex suis fabulis dominium marum et dominatum alborum tractare conata est.

Contra has difficultates, Child fortasse melius colitur ob poema "Over the River and Through the Wood," de festo gratiarum agendarum. Domus sui avi, de qua visitata scripsit, ab Universitate Tuftensi anno 1976 refecta, in Via Meridiana Medfordiae prope Flumen Mystic in Massachusetta exstat.

Opera

Hobomok: A Tale of Early Times. 1824
The Rebels, or Boston before the Revolution (1825). 1850 ed.
Juvenile Miscellany (editor, 1826–1834)
The First Settlers of New England. 1828
The Indian Wife. 1828
The American Frugal Housewife (1829; ed. 33a 1855)
The Mother's Book (1831) (1831)
- Child, Lydia Maria (1831). The Mother's Book. Carter, Hendee, and Babcock
Coronal. 1931 , congeries versuum
The Ladies' Family Library, series biographiarum (5 vol., 1832–1835)
The Girl's Own Book. 1833
- The Girl's Own Book; nova ed., ed. Mrs. R. Valentine [Laura Valentine]. Londinii: William Tegg, 1863
Child, Lydia Maria (1833). An Appeal on Behalf of That Class of Americans Called Africans. Boston: Allen & Ticknor
The Oasis. 1834
Philothea. 1836 , mythistoria de Graecia antiqua tempore Periclis
The Family Nurse. 1837
The Liberty Bell. 1842
Slavery's Pleasant Homes: A Faithful Sketch. 1843 , fabula brevis
Letters from New York, ad Boston Courier missae (2 vols., 1843–1845)
"A Boy's Thanksgiving Day," poema, 1844
Flowers for Children (3 vols., 1844–1846)
Fact and Fiction. 1846
Rose Marian and the Flower Fairies. 1850
The Power of Kindness. Philadelphiae Pennsylvaniae. 1851
The Progress of Religious Ideas through Successive Ages (3 vol., Novi Eboraci, 1855)
Isaac T. Hopper: A True Life. 1853
Autumnal Leaves. 1857
Looking Toward Sunset. 1864
The Freedmen's Book. 1865
A Romance of the Republic. 1867
An appeal for the Indians. 1868
Aspirations of the World. 1878
Volumen epistularum, praefatione a Ioanne Greenleaf Whittier scripta, et appendice a Wendell Phillips scripto; opus postumum (Bostoniae, 1882)

Nexus interni

Over the River . . . Life of Lydia Maria Child, Abolitionist for Freedom. 2008. Documentarium, a Diahann Carroll narratum
Edward Strutt Abdy

Bibliographia

Baer, Helene Gilbert. 1964. The Heart is Like Heaven: the life of Lydia Maria Child. University of Pennsylvania Press.
Child, Lydia Maria. A Boy's Thanksgiving Day. In Women's History: Poems by Women, ed. Jone Johnson Lewis
Harrold, Stanley. 2001. American Abolitionists. Essex Angliae: Pearson Education Limited.
Karcher, Carolyn L. 1994. The First Woman in the Republic: A Cultural Biography of Lydia Maria Child. Durham: Duke University Press.
Salerno, Beth A. 2005. Sister Societies: Women’s Antislavery Societies in Antebellum America. DeKalb Illinoesiae: Northern Illinois University Press.
Teets-Parzynski, Catherine. Child, Lydia Maria Francis. American National Biography Online.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Lydiam Mariam Child spectant.

Biographia, www.uua.org (Dictionarium Unitarianorum et Universalistarum)
Opera Lydiae Mariae Child, onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu