James Baldwin
1841 – 1925
James Baldwin (1841–1925) was an American educator and administrator. He served as the superintendent of Indiana's school system for 18 years and then went on to become a widely published textbook editor and children's author in the subjects of legends, mythology, biography, and literature, among others.
Books
- HARPER'S SCHOOL SPEAKER Part I Arbor Day-Part II Memorial Day
- A story of the golden age
- Best In Children's Book
- The Story of Siegfried
- Four Great Americans
- [School r]eading by grades
- Harper's first reader
- The book-lover
- Harper's fifth reader
- The story of Siegfried
- Abraham Lincoln
- Baldwin's Readers
- School Reading by Grades
- Six Centuries of English Poetry
- Fifty Famous Stories Retold
- A reader for fourth and fifth years
- A guide to systematic readings in the Werner Encyclopaedia
- Eighth Reader
- Harper's first-[second] reader
- School reading by grades. First[-eighth] year
- fifty famous stories retold
- Harper's sixth reader
- Adventure of Ogier le Dane
- School Reading by Grades Fifth Year
- School Reading by Grades
- Old Greek Stories
- School Reading by Grades
- FAVORITE TALES OF LONG AGO
- Story of the Golden Age
- Old Greek Stories
- Classic Works of James Baldwin
- The discovery of the Old Northwest, and its settlement by the French
- Robinson Crusoe
- Fifty Famous People, a Book of Short Stories
- Stories from the Ancient Greece
- Arrow book of Famous Stories
- John Bunyan's Dream Story
- Fifty Famous People
- Hero Tales
- Four Great Americans
- Great American Authors Read from Their Works Lib/E
Author data: Open Library