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Page 142
... brought by the slow mails , and in New York an aghast Evangelist wanted to know in what age and country we were living , " and with whose endow- ments was the Seminary founded ? and who is its president ? " The promised prohibition ...
... brought by the slow mails , and in New York an aghast Evangelist wanted to know in what age and country we were living , " and with whose endow- ments was the Seminary founded ? and who is its president ? " The promised prohibition ...
Page 179
... brought on the war . To gain a true picture of the great con- tention , it is necessary to bear in mind the not always appreciated fact that abolitionism began as a Southern and not a Northern movement and re- mained almost entirely ...
... brought on the war . To gain a true picture of the great con- tention , it is necessary to bear in mind the not always appreciated fact that abolitionism began as a Southern and not a Northern movement and re- mained almost entirely ...
Page 607
... brought out books of their verses . Much as Harriet loved Annie Fields , she did not like Annie's verse , which was much too subtile and shaded and indefinite for an elderly lady who preferred beefsteak and potatoes in her literary ...
... brought out books of their verses . Much as Harriet loved Annie Fields , she did not like Annie's verse , which was much too subtile and shaded and indefinite for an elderly lady who preferred beefsteak and potatoes in her literary ...
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