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Slavery Discussed in Occasional Essays, from 1833 to 1846 - Page 252
by Leonard Bacon - 1846 - 247 pages
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The Wrongs of Woman

Charlotte Elizabeth - 1845 - 566 pages
...that here offered. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " Charlotte Elizabeth's Works have become so. universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...country, that it has become almost superfluous to praise them. We doubt exceedingly whether there has been any female writer, since Mrs. Hannah More,...
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Judæa Capta

Charlotte Elizabeth - 1845 - 98 pages
...country and the world. — Daily American Citizen. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...country, that it has become almost superfluous to prai e them. We doubt exceedingly whether there has been any female writer since Mrs. (lannah Moore,...
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Judæa Capta

Charlotte Elizabeth - 1845 - 262 pages
...highly and deservedly appreciated in this country, that it has become almost superfluous to praise them. We doubt exceedingly whether there has been any female writer since Mrs. Hannah Moore, whose works are likely to be so extensively and so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply...
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Napoleon and His Marshals, Volume 1

Joel Tyler Headley - 1846 - 396 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Argus. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...hers. She thinks deeply and accurately, is a great analysis! of the human heart, and withal clothes her thoughts in most appropriate and eloquent language....
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The Flower of Innocence, Or, Rachel: A True Narrative; with Other Tales

Charlotte Elizabeth - 1846 - 208 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Argus. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...hers. She thinks deeply and accurately, is a great analysis! of the human heart, and withal clothes her thoughts in most appropriate and eloquent language....
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An Exposition of the Law of Baptism: As it Regards the Mode and the Subjects

Edwin Hall - 1846 - 238 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Argus. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...More, whose works are likely to be so extensively fcnd so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply and accurately, is a great analysis! of the human...
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The Artists of America: a Series of Biographical Sketches of American ...

Charles Edwards Lester - 1846 - 464 pages
...useful tendency. From the Albany Argos. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally Snown, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated in this...Mrs. Hannah More, whose works are likely to be so t-xtensively and so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply ind accurately, is a great analysis!...
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Conformity

Charlotte Elizabeth - 1846 - 146 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Argus. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...female writer since Mrs. Hannah More, whose works are likelv to be so extensively and so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply and accurately, is a...
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The Complete Works of Rev. Daniel A. Clark: With a Biographical ..., Volume 2

Daniel Atkinson Clark, George Shepard - 1846 - 460 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Algal. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...there has been any female writer since Mrs. Hannah Moore, whose works are likely to be so extensively and so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply...
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The Puritans and Their Principles

Edwin Hall - 1846 - 456 pages
...their useful tendency. From the Albany Arsiis. Charlotte Elizabeth's works have become so universally known, and are so highly and deservedly appreciated...there has been any female writer since Mrs. Hannah Moore, whose works are likely to be so extensively and so profitably read as hers. She thinks deeply...
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