Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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... wife and found his worst fears of the preceding spring justified , Calvin Stowe was like a young father at the birth of his first child . He did most of the suffering . He wrote at once to Harriet in Brunswick a piteous letter , and she ...
... wife and found his worst fears of the preceding spring justified , Calvin Stowe was like a young father at the birth of his first child . He did most of the suffering . He wrote at once to Harriet in Brunswick a piteous letter , and she ...
Page 563
... wife , who was already the mother of bouncing twin boys . After the meeting Harriet , who had become a remorseless character - hunter , remembered the journalistic couple , and especially looked back at Mrs. Aldrich with a raptorial eye ...
... wife , who was already the mother of bouncing twin boys . After the meeting Harriet , who had become a remorseless character - hunter , remembered the journalistic couple , and especially looked back at Mrs. Aldrich with a raptorial eye ...
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... Wife and I , " a title which , as she justly says , embodies the oldest form of christian union known . It treats of many of the special themes which agitate our day and generation . My Wife and I began in the November 12 issue , and ...
... Wife and I , " a title which , as she justly says , embodies the oldest form of christian union known . It treats of many of the special themes which agitate our day and generation . My Wife and I began in the November 12 issue , and ...
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