Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher StoweAn absorbingly interesting portrait of a personality and an age. |
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... brother to reply quickly , since " we don't intend to do anything to support this war , not even to write letters ... brother for her to see - the Brother Henry , who was to be closest to her through life in sympathy and thought . Before ...
... brother to reply quickly , since " we don't intend to do anything to support this war , not even to write letters ... brother for her to see - the Brother Henry , who was to be closest to her through life in sympathy and thought . Before ...
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... brother Samuel first went to sea , she dedicated a tender ode To a Brother : A sister anxious for thy fate , With feelings most affectionate , Presents her parting prayer ; And - venturing forth life's dangerous road- Weeping , commends ...
... brother Samuel first went to sea , she dedicated a tender ode To a Brother : A sister anxious for thy fate , With feelings most affectionate , Presents her parting prayer ; And - venturing forth life's dangerous road- Weeping , commends ...
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... brother Edward that a predilection for literature was a snare , lamenting " with tears and indignation " that ... brother Henry , she visited the hardware store kept by their stepmother's brother , Mr. Homes , in Dock Square . Uncle ...
... brother Edward that a predilection for literature was a snare , lamenting " with tears and indignation " that ... brother Henry , she visited the hardware store kept by their stepmother's brother , Mr. Homes , in Dock Square . Uncle ...
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