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T. S. Arthur

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Posted by tmbud@aol.com	October 5th, 2003
Looking for any information on book written by TS Arthur published in phila pa in 1851 or 1852 the title is Pierre the organ boy if anyone has any information please contact me at online email tmbud@aol.com
Posted by Amrfixitup@aol.com	October 12th, 2003
I bought a old book by T S Arthur named The Fireside Angel dated 1859. Is this book worth anything? Please let me know. Thanks in Advance
Posted by Anonymous	November 10th, 2003
I don't like you web-site. It holds no information on topics that I am looking up. Smiles from home by T. S. Arthur. Thank you though. I am sure many get what they are looking for here! Keep up the good work.
Posted by Anonymous	November 10th, 2003
Life is like that I suppose. Some people find what they need. Some people don't find what they need.
Posted by rodrechowski@yahoo.com	February 23rd, 2004
You need info about Lloyd Alexander
Posted by Anonymous	March 25th, 2004
What do ya mean biography... There is no biography there, and I don't expect to see one anytime soon, because no where on the web is there anything to be found about this guy. I love his writing, but it'd be nice to find out who this guy really is... meizie
Posted by kulaub@comcast.net	April 20th, 2004
I have a book by T.S. Arthur "woman to the rescue", dtd 1872. yet i dont see it on the list of his published works. Is it??
Posted by toddrb98@yahoo.com	April 24th, 2004
I have a fine 1871 Alta Edition of Orange BLossoms, by a T.S. Arthur. Is this the same T.S. Arthur this page is devoted to? I don't see the novel in the list here. Todd
Posted by seaking69uk@yahoo.com	April 29th, 2004
Curious to know more about T.S. Arthur. I have only one book of his, entitled "Three Years in a Man-Trap", apparently a companion and complement of "Ten Nights in a Bar-Room". This miniature volume was published in Wakefield by William Nicholson and Sons, but doesn't show a date. The frontispiece introduces this as "his new volume" . Can anyone tell me what year this would have been Thank you
Posted by Anonymous	May 17th, 2004
I read a quotation once by T.S. Arthur to the effect that some people insist on their rights being observed, but they care little about the rights of others. Does anyone know where I can find the exact quotaion !? Thanks in advance
Posted by Anonymous	May 21st, 2004
Recently aquired a book by TS called The Barrooms of Brantly. Appears to be a first edition. I can't find out anything about the book, and haven't seen it listed anywhere. Can any body help me out with the history of it. (1877 Porter & Coates Philadelphia)
Posted by pinkly_tickled seller on e	August 16th, 2004
I have a T. S. Arthur book "The Way to Prosperity" with pictures and published in Philadelphia in 1851 - 1853. Great reading I have not seen this book listed anywhere in his works listings. It occurs along the Mississippi with adventures of two boys. The subtitle is IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH. The story is very Samuel Clemens Mark Twain, yet published years before Huckleberry Finn. It was found in Missouri. Wonder if there is any connection between the two men - Samuel Clemens found inspiration in other people's stories. I am listing it on EBAY this week if anyone is interested in it.
Posted by redfrreckles@netzero.net	January 28th, 2005
Came across a T.S. Arthur book entitled "THE WIFE" dated 1845. Does anyone know if it's worth anything? Thanks
Posted by mhelmer@mnsi.net	March 5th, 2005
I have a copy of "Ten Nights in a Bar-Room" by T.S. Arthur. I also have a news paper clipping stating a Rocghester N.Y. school was looking for a copy of this book and it was worth $25,000 to them (I don't know the date of the paper the article was in). "TenNights" went out of print in 1909. Can anyone till me if it is worth anything today. Maxine Helmer
Posted by grannagrandpop@aol.com	June 16th, 2005
I HAVE THREE VOLUMES OF T.S.ARTHUR THE CHILDRENS HOUR. I BELIEVE THE BOOKS ARE DATED 1867 THEY ARE GREEN HARDCOVER BOOKS . THEY BELONGED TO MY LATE MOTHER AND I JUST WANTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEM. CAN ANYONE TELL ME ANYTHING?