Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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... Father Beecher in Hartford . He had taken the initiative in proposing a religious newspaper for Connecticut , the Hartford Observer . Having founded it , he discovered that the only way he could keep its columns filled was to do the ...
... Father Beecher in Hartford . He had taken the initiative in proposing a religious newspaper for Connecticut , the Hartford Observer . Having founded it , he discovered that the only way he could keep its columns filled was to do the ...
Page 113
... father wished it , because Harriet needed some means of immediate support , because I was urged by various friends , and from the hope of doing good by starting such a school . " Something that lies between the two explanations is ...
... father wished it , because Harriet needed some means of immediate support , because I was urged by various friends , and from the hope of doing good by starting such a school . " Something that lies between the two explanations is ...
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... father , Dr. George Mendenhall , a leading Cincinnati physician . A coloured man of Oberlin , Ohio , who lived into the 1890's , claimed to be the original George Harris , Eliza's husband . Levi Coffin declared that he met both Eliza ...
... father , Dr. George Mendenhall , a leading Cincinnati physician . A coloured man of Oberlin , Ohio , who lived into the 1890's , claimed to be the original George Harris , Eliza's husband . Levi Coffin declared that he met both Eliza ...
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