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H. Clay Trumbull. This book was first published in 1890, but the basic truths of child training never become outdated. There are chapters about training a child’s faith, training a child’s self-control, training the child as a questioner, Sunday observance, courtesy, cultivating a child’s taste in reading, the value of table talk, dealing with fears, and much more. This is a well-balanced, useful book. 193 pages; paper; Great Expectations Book Company.
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