Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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... Miss Willard's school at Watertown , New York , and that of Miss Lyons and Miss Grant at Ipswich . Harriet joined the teaching staff that autumn , though her contribution for the first year was a single course in Virgil . Otherwise ...
... Miss Willard's school at Watertown , New York , and that of Miss Lyons and Miss Grant at Ipswich . Harriet joined the teaching staff that autumn , though her contribution for the first year was a single course in Virgil . Otherwise ...
Page 79
... Miss Hawks and Miss Clarissa Brown were gone . New faces were those of Miss Fisher , Miss Mary Dutton , Miss Brigham , and Mrs. Gamage . Harriet went in to room with the Misses Fisher , Dutton , and Brigham ; and Mary Dutton became her ...
... Miss Hawks and Miss Clarissa Brown were gone . New faces were those of Miss Fisher , Miss Mary Dutton , Miss Brigham , and Mrs. Gamage . Harriet went in to room with the Misses Fisher , Dutton , and Brigham ; and Mary Dutton became her ...
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... Miss Beechers ' Geography had reached 100,000 copies ) published them between covers as an Introduction to The ... Miss Beechers were to be responsible only for securing experienced teachers competent to carry forward their peculiar ...
... Miss Beechers ' Geography had reached 100,000 copies ) published them between covers as an Introduction to The ... Miss Beechers were to be responsible only for securing experienced teachers competent to carry forward their peculiar ...
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