Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher StoweAn absorbingly interesting portrait of a personality and an age. |
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Page 244
... Professor E. A. Park , of Andover , who approached Professor Stowe to inquire about his availability for the appointment . Calvin's reply was too enthusiastic . There were some details that would have to be settled , but Calvin ...
... Professor E. A. Park , of Andover , who approached Professor Stowe to inquire about his availability for the appointment . Calvin's reply was too enthusiastic . There were some details that would have to be settled , but Calvin ...
Page 245
... Professor Stowe that they intended to hold him to his contract . Calvin rushed to Andover to see if the Seminary ... professor on its faculty . Such men as Professor Upham may have interceded for the worried Calvin . At any rate , when ...
... Professor Stowe that they intended to hold him to his contract . Calvin rushed to Andover to see if the Seminary ... professor on its faculty . Such men as Professor Upham may have interceded for the worried Calvin . At any rate , when ...
Page 249
... Professor Smyth , the mathematics teacher , for an evening visit . Most of the talk was about slavery and the new fugitive law , which was already stirring up trouble . Professor Upham , who had no difficulty in speaking before friends ...
... Professor Smyth , the mathematics teacher , for an evening visit . Most of the talk was about slavery and the new fugitive law , which was already stirring up trouble . Professor Upham , who had no difficulty in speaking before friends ...
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