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Stop! A Handy Monitor, Pocket Conscience

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1884
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Stop! A Handy Monitor is an 1884 book of moral and practical counsel by Nathan Dane Urner (1839-1893), a New York journalist and editor. A pocket guide of cautions and conscience for daily conduct, it belongs to the Victorian advice-literature tradition. The book is a period example of American moral self-help.

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Nathan Dane Urner

Nathan Dane Urner worked across nineteenth-century American journalism, editing, poetry, and popular fiction. Stop! A Handy Monitor, Pocket Conscience gathers his compact counsel on choosing a vocation, handling money, maintaining friendships, avoiding bad habits, and behaving thoughtfully in domestic and business life.

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First published
1884
Reading time
About 55 minutes
Pages
50
Language
English
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