Originally published in eight volumes in the late 18th century, Evenings at Home is a collection of moral and educational stories and poems for children. Volumes 4-6 deal with a range of topics, from science and technology to history and geography. With charming illustrations and engaging narratives, this classic work remains a valuable resource for parents and educators.

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