Harper's Young People, March 23, 1880 An Illustrated Weekly

"Harper's Young People, March 23, 1880" by Various is a collection of stories, poems, and illustrations crafted for young readers in the late 1800s. This weekly publication seeks to captivate and teach children through interesting stories and thoughtfully chosen subjects that spark curiosity while also communicating morals. Focused on subjects appropriate for youths, it accentuates experiences and escapades relatable to childhood. This edition offers assorted content, featuring poems celebrating nature and childhood, stories of daring like that of a tailor and a wolf encounter, and narratives presenting culture and historical elements, such as an infant King Henry VI. Every selection fosters entertainment and education, highlighting moral lessons, friendship, and the beauty found in our natural environments and accompanied by illustrations that enrich the reading experience, transforming the stories into something more vivid and approachable. It shines as a delightful look into storytelling techniques and cultural values that were commonplace, while remains appealing to modern young readers.