Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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... called this story " insipid " and in its review resorted to sarcasm : " The pic- tures of the intense happiness of the slaves are so very charming one won- ders why the inventors do not make haste to sell their children to the slave ...
... called this story " insipid " and in its review resorted to sarcasm : " The pic- tures of the intense happiness of the slaves are so very charming one won- ders why the inventors do not make haste to sell their children to the slave ...
Page 496
... called those enemies " moles and bats . " Her appeals were successful . The Council exonerated Charles of heresy and restored him and his church to good standing . Simultaneously , Brother Henry Ward Beecher was in England quelling ...
... called those enemies " moles and bats . " Her appeals were successful . The Council exonerated Charles of heresy and restored him and his church to good standing . Simultaneously , Brother Henry Ward Beecher was in England quelling ...
Page 600
... called to a great and holy work whereof no one can prophesy the end . " These letters had been written some years earlier . Now , in the spring of 1876 , she had thought of a way whereby she might dare to put her secret on paper - in a ...
... called to a great and holy work whereof no one can prophesy the end . " These letters had been written some years earlier . Now , in the spring of 1876 , she had thought of a way whereby she might dare to put her secret on paper - in a ...
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