Julia Ward: 19 books

14 works of Julia Ward Howe American abolitionist, social activist and poet (1819-1910) This ebook presents a collection of 14 works of Julia Ward Howe. A dynamic table of contents allows you to jump directly to the work selected. Table of Contents: A Rhyme for Memorial Day A Trip...

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The present volume bears the name of Margaret Fuller simply, because it is by this name that its subject is most widely known and best remembered. Another name, indeed, became hers by marriage; but this later style and title were borne by our friend for a short period only, and in a country remote...

     For to what but to Dante's "Inferno" can we liken this steamboat-cabin, with its double row of pits, and its dismal captives? What are these sighs, groans, and despairing noises, but the alti guai rehearsed by the poet? Its fiends are the stewards who rouse us from our perpetual...

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THE ARRIVAL OH, Peggy, I am afraid! Why, Margaret! Yes, I am. I feel very shy and queer, going among strangers. You see, I have never really been away in my life; never in this way, I mean. I was always with father; and then – afterward – I went to Fernley; and though so many people have come into...

The Sixth and final book in the "Margaret" Series by Laura E. Richards. A charming end to the series. The book focuses on two of the three Margarets, Peggy And Margaret Monfort, and Also on the Merryweather family who appear in several of the other books. Margaret goes to spend the summer...

Writer, critic, and transcendentalist Margaret Fuller (1810-1850) was a pioneering feminist. This 1883 biography by a social activist famous in her own right gives us Fuller’s childhood, the writing of her groundbreaking Woman in the Nineteenth Century, her work as an early female newspaper correspondent, and her role in Italy’s revolution.

WHY one leaves home at all is a question that travellers are sure, sooner or later, to ask themselves,—I mean, pleasure-travellers. Home, where one has the "Transcript" every night, and the "Autocrat" every month, opera, theatre, circus, and good society, in constant rotation,—home,...

Growing up in a car-loving family, Ellie dreamed of building her own hot rod. When, at the end of a mysterious illness, her death was inevitable, her husband was determined to make her dream a reality. They had no way to know it was his bucket list that needed tending instead. Now strong and healthy,...

Sometimes things have to get worse before they can ever be better. And Mers’s unhappy life is about to get worse... TWID-Security agent Vayg is deep undercover. If she can get back to Rainbow city, she can bring down a crime boss. Unfortunately, she’s been mortally wounded and is...

Happily divorced Kathryn Warren is looking forward to her new life on the beach and can’t wait for her son to finish his court ordered summer with Dad. If only the sexy neighbor would stop trying to engage her, life would be as near to perfect as possible. Dillon Baker is fascinated by mysteries,...

Biography. First published in 1883. According to Wikipedia: "Sarah Margaret Fuller Ossoli (May 23, 1810 July 19, 1850), commonly known as Margaret Fuller, was an American journalist, critic, and women's rights advocate associated with the American transcendentalism movement. She was the first full-time...