Stall Sylvanus Illustrated (2 results)

Hardcover. Condition: G. Rubbing & edgewear; cornerwear; previous owner reinforced spine with sturdy clear tape (front board/hinge starting to pull & crack; opens hard); few small closed tears on endpages; yellowing; presonal library label inside; some duststaining. 249 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. ILLUSTRATED (illustrator). NICE LOOKING TEXTURED COVER WITH PICTURE OF A WOMAN READING TO CHILDREN, BLACK PRINT SPINE, TIGHT AND CLEAN THROUGHOUT. 52 SECTIONS FILLED WITH STORIES AND GUIDANCE IN DEALING WITH CHILDREN. VERY ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL ON CHILDREN AND HOW TO EDUCATE AND GUIDE. WONDERFUL BOOK FOR THOSE THAT HAVE OR WORK WITH CHILDREN. AN INSIGHT INTO THE CHILDS WORLD. ANTIQUE BOOKDS DEN, WHERE BOOKS WITH CHARACTER LIVE. Sylvanus Stall (18 October 1847 6 November 1915) was a United States Lutheran pastor, most famous for his 1897 sex education and anti-masturbation book What A Young Boy Ought To Know and its many sequels. Stall was born in Elizaville, New York (now part of Gallatin). In 1866 he entered Hartwick Seminary, then Pennsylvania State University and the Union Theological Seminary in New York City. He was ordained a minister in 1874. Stall held a Doctor of Divinity degree. He was initially a pastor in Cobleskill, New York (187477), Martins Creek, Pennsylvania (187780) and Lancaster, Pennsylvania (188087) (including running a Sunday School attended by H. L. Mencken), but quit in 1887 to edit a church newspaper, The Lutheran Observer, and start writing books. He also produced Stall's Lutheran Year-Book from 1884 on. He was also statistical secretary of the Lutheran General Synod from 1885.