Frederick J. Gould

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Frederick J. Gould was an author known primarily for his works aimed at children, including adaptations of classic texts for younger audiences. His most notable contributions include 'The Children's Plutarch,' which presents the lives of great historical figures in a way that is accessible and engaging for children. This work was designed not only to entertain but also to provide moral instruction, emphasizing the values and lessons that can be learned from these stories.

In addition to his work on Plutarch, Gould wrote 'Life And Manners,' a collection of stories that further aimed to impart moral lessons to children. His approach to storytelling was characterized by simplicity and clarity, making complex ideas understandable for his young readers. Through his writings, Gould sought to inspire a sense of curiosity and a love for learning in children, encouraging them to reflect on the moral implications of the stories he presented.