Tappan
EVA MARCH, an American author, born at Blackstone, Mass., 1854. She was the daughter of the Rev.
Edmund March Tappan and was educated at Vassar College, and the University of Pennsylvania. Her works include: "Charles "Charles Lamb, the Man and the Author"; "In the Days of Alfred the Great"; "In the Days of William the Conqueror"; "In the Days of Queen Elizabeth"; "Our Country's Story"; "Robin Hood, His Book"; "American Hero Stories"; "When Knights Were Bold"; "The House with the Silver Door"; "The Farmer and His Friends"; "Diggers in the Earth"; "Food Saving and Sharing"; "The Little Book of Our Country".