4x Embroidery Book This I Have Done/Youth...Progress/Virtue/StitchedTogthr-ZW55

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This Have I Done by Jan Hiester & Kathleen Staples
Samplers and Embroideries from Charleston and the Lowcountry
contents: "This Have I Done"-An Overview of The Museum's Samplers; "This Is to Give Notice"-Schoolmistresses' Advertisements in Colonial Charleston; Samplers and Embroideries from Charleston and the Lowcountry; Charleston Samplers listed in
American Samplers
; inscriptions
color illustrations, soft cover, 46 pages
"Youth is the Time For Progress" by Olive Blair Graffam
The Importance of American Schoolgirl Art 1780-1960
contents: the domestic circle, family treasures, school days, a variety of choices, patterns and designs, the meaning of value, the commercialization of education, a quest for higher education
color illustrations, soft cover, 74 pages
Virtue Leads & Grace Reveals by Patricia V. Veasey
Embroideries and Education in Antebellum South Carolina
contents: female education in the south; York County embroideries and academies; religion, education and commerce-samplers of Mecklenburg County; Catharine Ladd-artist, academician and administrator
black & white/color illustrations, soft cover, 56 pages
Exhibition Catalogue: Stitched Together-Early American Samplers
From the Collections of The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America & Friends
contents: pictures and descriptions of samplers (1663-1862)
color illustrations, soft cover, 80 pages
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