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Boys their Work and Influence and Girls their Work and Influence were two small books written for working class children to help them understand their duties to God and how to treat their neighbors. The author says that working class children are to often told what their responsibilities are and not how they are to act to do well in the world. The introduction ends by saying "In God's household everyone has his place assigned to him by the master, some to govern, and some to serve, but still all are fellow-servants of that one Master, and brethren in Christ."

Boys: Their Work and Influence by an anonymous author is an admiring manual on the morals and etiquette of upstanding, God-fearing men. Readers of all backgrounds will adore this snapshot of life in London for the working class. Excerpt: "The following papers were written at the request of one who had read the somewhat similar papers addressed to girls. The object aimed at in both books has been to try and help Boys and Girls of the so-called working classes to recognize their duties to God..."

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