Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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... sent it to Dr. Bailey of the National Era , calling it A Scholar's Adventures in the Country . She wrote the one about the liberated blacks and their economic problems and sent that to Dr. Bailey , too , then opened her new copy of the ...
... sent it to Dr. Bailey of the National Era , calling it A Scholar's Adventures in the Country . She wrote the one about the liberated blacks and their economic problems and sent that to Dr. Bailey , too , then opened her new copy of the ...
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... sent it to her . A few days later some friends came to him quietly and advised him to leave town immediately . The countryside was up in arms against him , and he was going to be challenged for the insult he had offered to a Southern ...
... sent it to her . A few days later some friends came to him quietly and advised him to leave town immediately . The countryside was up in arms against him , and he was going to be challenged for the insult he had offered to a Southern ...
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... sent a poem . Among those who sent regrets were Mark Twain , Louisa M. Alcott , Henry James , John Hay , Julia Ward Howe , Francis Parkman , Murat Hal- stead , President Eliot , Thomas Wentworth Higginson , Mary Mapes Dodge , Rebecca ...
... sent a poem . Among those who sent regrets were Mark Twain , Louisa M. Alcott , Henry James , John Hay , Julia Ward Howe , Francis Parkman , Murat Hal- stead , President Eliot , Thomas Wentworth Higginson , Mary Mapes Dodge , Rebecca ...
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