Detailed Entry: The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
| Author(s) | [Anonymous and unattributed] |
| Unattributed Authorship | Yes |
| Title | The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . . |
| Editor(s) or Translator(s) | the author of "The Franklin Primer" and "The Improved Reader" [Samuel Willard] |
| Place(s) of Publication | Greenfield MA/ New York |
| Publisher(s) | Carter, Hendee, and Co., Peirce and Parker, Crocker and Brewster/ David Felt, and N. and J. White |
| Publication Date | 1832 |
| Edition | 8th edn. |
| Format | 9 x 15 cm. |
| Pagination or volumes | 324 [about 25 pages of verse] |
| Library | Yale (Mudd) |
| Shelfmark | Lxa 828wf |
This edition has been verified by examining the copy in the library with the shelfmark noted above.