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A single silver penny embarks on a journey through 18th-century England, observing the lives of children from various social strata. The penny witnesses both the virtuous deeds and mischievous acts of young masters and misses, reflecting the moral lessons and societal expectations of the era. Its narrative perspective offers a unique, albeit inanimate, view of childhood, highlighting the consequences of good and bad behavior.
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Page Count:
130
Publication Date:
2016-05-02
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1355185416
ISBN-13:
9781355185413
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