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The Child at Home: The Principles of Filial Duty, Familiarly Illustrated

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A collection of moral sketches and anecdotes aimed at young readers and their parents, offering practical lessons in filial duty, honesty, obedience, and piety. Through courtroom scenes, household incidents, and brief biographies, it shows consequences of deception and disobedience, the comforts of cheerful obedience, and the importance of penitence and religious faith. Later chapters address traits of character—temper, vanity, humility, courage—and show how small choices affect family happiness and future conduct. The text is explicitly intended for parental guidance, to be read with children to prompt reflection and moral formation.

About the Author

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John S. C. Abbott

John S. C. Abbott was an American author known for his historical biographies and narratives that illuminate the lives of notable figures in American history. His works often focus on pioneers and patriots, providing readers with engaging accounts of their struggles and achievements. Among his notable titles is "Benjamin Franklin / A Picture of the Struggles of Our Infant Nation One Hundred Years Ago," which explores the life of one of America's founding fathers. Abbott's writing is characterized by a blend of storytelling and historical detail, making his contributions significant in the realm of educational literature.

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