MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 23Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1870 |
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... ment , we instituted also a number of freedmen's aid associations , in order that those abolitionists in England who were still unable to put faith in your Govern- ment might have an opportunity of helping in their own way . These asso ...
... ment , we instituted also a number of freedmen's aid associations , in order that those abolitionists in England who were still unable to put faith in your Govern- ment might have an opportunity of helping in their own way . These asso ...
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... ment of her life ? She did not tell herself now that she would die , though as she looked forward into life all was so dreary to her , that she would fain have known that death would give an escape . But there were duties for her still ...
... ment of her life ? She did not tell herself now that she would die , though as she looked forward into life all was so dreary to her , that she would fain have known that death would give an escape . But there were duties for her still ...
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... ment , to the consideration of the British Government . When the British Govern- ment thought that time had come , they would , he added , be ready to consider with all due attention and impartiality any proposition which it might have ...
... ment , to the consideration of the British Government . When the British Govern- ment thought that time had come , they would , he added , be ready to consider with all due attention and impartiality any proposition which it might have ...
Contents
Chapter I | 11 |
Alabama Claims The By LORD HOBART 224 | 73 |
Art as an Aim in Life On 417 | 80 |
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