Blake, John Lauris
1788 – 1857,
42 works on record
Works
A family-text book for the country
1853
The wonders of the ocean
1845
The beauties of American history
1844
A history of the American revolution
1844
Conversations on vegetable physiology, comprehending the elements of botany with their application to agriculture
1835
A general biographical dictionary
1835
First book in astronomy
1831
The Biblical reader
1826
The historical reader
1824
The farm and the fireside
The young orator
Every day Scripture readings
The boy's book of Indian battles and adventures
The American Revolution
Conversations on the evidences of Christianity
The Boys' Book of Indian Battles and Adventures: With Anecdotes about Them
Anecdotes of the American Indians
The farmer's every-day book; or, Sketches of social life in the country
General biographical dictionary comprising a summary account of the most distinguished persons of all ages, nations and profession
A family-text book for the country; or, The farmer at home: being a cyclopaedia of the more important topics in modern agriculture, and in natural history and domestic economy, adapted to rural life
1856
Lessons in modern farming
1851
The farmer's every-day book
1850
Letters to an only daughter
1839
Conversations on natural philosophy
1836
American universal geography, for schools and academies ..
1833
The historical reader, designed for the use of schools and families
1827
An oration before the Grand Lodge of Free Masons in New Hampshire, pronounced at their annual communication in Concord, June 12, A.L. 5823
1823
A discourse on the nature and design of Christian baptism
1816
Rev. Mr. Blake's Two discourses on Christian baptism
1816
Christians rejoice in the extension of divine worship
1815
A text-book, in geography and chronology
1814
Questions adapted to Blair's Rhetoric abridged
1814
Anecdotes of the American Revolution
A General biographical dictionary, comprising a summary account of the most distinguished persons of all ages, nations and professions
The first reader
Evenings in Boston
A geography for children
Juvenile companion and fireside reader
The young orator and New York class book
American universal geography for schools and academies, on the principles of analysis and comparison
American universal geography
Conversations on vegetable physiology ; comprehending the elements of botany with their application to agriculture