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Title: Favorite Fairy Tales
The Childhood Choice of Representative Men and Women

Author: Various

Illustrator: Peter Newell

Release Date: May 15, 2010 [EBook #32389]

Language: English

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FAVORITE
FAIRY TALES

THE CHILDHOOD CHOICE
OF REPRESENTATIVE
MEN AND WOMEN

ILLUSTRATED
BY
PETER NEWELL

[Illustration]

NEW YORK AND LONDON
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS
MCMVII

Copyright, 1907, by Harper & Brothers.

_All rights reserved._
Published October, 1907.

[Illustration: "Can't you render me some assistance?"
See p. 209]

CONTENTS

JACK THE GIANT-KILLER. Charles Perrault

_This Story is the Choice of:_
Dr. Arthur Twining Hadley
President of Yale University
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler
President of Columbia University
Dr. Henry M. Alden
Editor of _Harper's Magazine_
J. F. Hosic
Professor of English, The Chicago Normal School
J. M. Pereles
Chairman of the Wisconsin Free Library Commission

CINDERELLA; OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. Charles Perrault

_This Story is the Choice of:_
Dr. Thomas R. Lounsbury
Professor of English Yale University
Dr. J. H. Canfield
Librarian of Columbia University
The Honorable John Bigelow
Author and Publicist
J. M. Pereles
And the Children of The Honorable Grover Cleveland

JACK AND T