Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe |
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... young ladies of the school boarded with Litchfield families , as did also the law students . Parents of girls , from Portland , Maine to Charleston , South Carolina and even from the new settlements of Ohio , sent their daughters to ...
... young ladies of the school boarded with Litchfield families , as did also the law students . Parents of girls , from Portland , Maine to Charleston , South Carolina and even from the new settlements of Ohio , sent their daughters to ...
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... young Charles Darwin was serving as field naturalist with the Beagle expedition , cruising along the coasts of South America . ) Dress fashions showed the change . The 1830's swept away the last traces of court influence in style , as ...
... young Charles Darwin was serving as field naturalist with the Beagle expedition , cruising along the coasts of South America . ) Dress fashions showed the change . The 1830's swept away the last traces of court influence in style , as ...
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... young men could organize a mob but could not control it afterwards . This one had only begun its work . The next job was to harry the Abolitionists themselves . Birney lived in the Franklin House , but the rioters had not yet worked ...
... young men could organize a mob but could not control it afterwards . This one had only begun its work . The next job was to harry the Abolitionists themselves . Birney lived in the Franklin House , but the rioters had not yet worked ...
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