Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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... mind of the West for the coming generation . It is just as I told you in my last letter . God has written it in His ... mind and forgetfulness that so often vexes you is a physical infirmity with me . It is the failing of a mind not ...
... mind of the West for the coming generation . It is just as I told you in my last letter . God has written it in His ... mind and forgetfulness that so often vexes you is a physical infirmity with me . It is the failing of a mind not ...
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... minds . In Dr. Parker he was treating with a leading Northern apologist for slavery , a man with many friends in the South ... mind " -were anything more than a rough draught of a retraction with which he and his attorney could " tinker ...
... minds . In Dr. Parker he was treating with a leading Northern apologist for slavery , a man with many friends in the South ... mind " -were anything more than a rough draught of a retraction with which he and his attorney could " tinker ...
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... mind and any possible channel of truth affecting the human lot . Harriet wrote ecstatically to Annie Fields : " Very sweet note from dear Mrs. Lewes . Can't she be got to come to America ? England wears her out . " Harriet was beginning ...
... mind and any possible channel of truth affecting the human lot . Harriet wrote ecstatically to Annie Fields : " Very sweet note from dear Mrs. Lewes . Can't she be got to come to America ? England wears her out . " Harriet was beginning ...
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