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Juliana Ewing
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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
    children’s literature
    / Prehistory (early Middle Ages to 1712)

    Overtheway (in Juliana Ewing’s Mrs. Overtheway’s Remembrances, 1869), recalling her childhood reading, refers to it as “that book of wondrous fascination.” A softened Puritanism also reveals itself in Bunyan’s Book for Boys and Girls: or, Country Rhymes for Children (1686), as well as the Divine and Moral


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    Overtheway (in Juliana Ewing’s Mrs. Overtheway’s Remembrances, 1869), recalling her childhood reading, refers to it as “that book of wondrous fascination.” A softened Puritanism also reveals itself in Bunyan’s Book for Boys and Girls: or, Country Rhymes for Children (1686), as well as the Divine and Moral


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