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The Chaudron Series, --by Adelaide de V. Chaudron, a well-known writer of Mobile. Large numbers were sold. S. H. Goetzel of Mobile published Madame Chaudron's spelling-book, of which 40,000 copies were sold in 1864 and 1865. W. G. Clark and Co. printed a revision of Colburn's Mental Arithmetic in 1864. A Mental Arithmetic by G. Y. Browne of Tuscaloosa is dated Atlanta, 1865, but was probably published in North Carolina. In 1864 W. G. Clark and Co. announced
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A Book of Geographical Questions. Before the close of the war Confederate text-books were quite common in the state. The series were usually named
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Confederate,
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Dixie,
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Texas,
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Virginia, etc. Stephen B. Weeks, in
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A Preliminary Bibliography of Confederate Text-books (Rept. of Comr. of Ed., 1898-1899, Vol. I, p. 1139), lists 16 primers, 14 spellers, 29 readers, 4 geographies, 1 dictionary, 12 arithmetics, 12 grammars, 8 books in foreign languages, 20 Sunday-school and religious works, and 10 miscellaneous educational publications. Those published in Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Virginia sold largely in Alabama. Few came from the West. See also Yates Snowden,
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Confederate Books.
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Bibliography of Confederate Text-books.
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White and Black, p. 115, and Hague,
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Blockaded Family.
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A Blockaded Family.
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Alabama Journalism, in
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Memorial Record,
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Confederate Books.
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Confederate Books.
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History of the Baptists of Alabama,
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Rebellion,
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Life and Letters of James Osgood Andrew,
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Baptists of Alabama,
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Rebellion,