Singerman ID#supp0244

From the German of Christoph von Schmid.

Singerman Entry

Singerman ID#supp0244

Schmid, Christoph von. Anselmo. From the German of Christoph von Schmid. New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, [c1848]. 89 p.

Notes

Anselmo, a Christian, is captured by pirates and sold in Algiers to Yussuf, a Jewish merchant and slave dealer. Illustrations, including the frontispiece, by John Gadsby Chapman. With, as issued, the author’s Clara; or. The Red and White Roses (62 p.) and The Forget me-not (24 p.), each with a separate title page and frontispiece. Issued in series: Dunigan’s Popular Library of Instruction and Amusement. Spine title: Schmid’s Tales. Illustrated. Anselmo. Clara. Forget-me-not. Anselmo was issued again in 1849 by the same publisher but now with two different tales by Schmid, The Cherries (35 p.) and The Melon (35 p.).