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Sketches, By Mrs. Sigourney by Lydia Huntley Sigourney, 1834 The Christian's gift by Rufus W. 1813-1886 Clark, Lydia Howard Huntley Sigourney, et all 2010-08-01 Savings of the little ones, and poems of their mothers The RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR for Christian & New-Years Presents. by Lydia Huntley, editor. SIGOURNEY, 1840 LYDIA HUNTLEY SIGOURNEY - Early 19th Century American Female Poet. (American Female Poets) "Lydia Huntley Sigourney": A Biographical Essay from Gale's "Dictionary of Literary Biography, Vol. 239, American Women Prose Writers 1820-1870" (code 30) Letters to Mothers. By Mrs. L.H. Sigourney by Lydia Howard (Huntley) Sigourney, 2010 Letters to Mothers. By Mrs. L.H. Sigourney by Lydia Howard (Huntley) Sigourney, 1854-01-01 Poems for the sea [Pocahontas, and other poems.] by Lydia Howard Huntley Afterwards Sigourney, 2010-03-18 Select poems; Letters to Mothers by Lydia Howard (Huntley) Sigourney, 2005-10-27 Lucy Howard's Journal / By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney by Lydia Huntley Sigourney, 1858 Lydia Huntley Sigourney in the Bacon Collection by Alice DeLana, 1986

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61. Sumner And Stillman, Antiquarian Booksellers
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    Philip; Siedow, Jim; Sigler, Jamie Lynn; Signori, Giuseppe; sigourney,lydia huntley; Sikking, James; Silas, James; Silivas, Daniela; Silliman  
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63. Norwich Connecticut
    Benedict Arnold apprenticed to the Lathrops, according to Mrs lydia huntley sigourney sLetters of Life, the Lathops looked kindly upon their apprectices  
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    Extractions: One malignant epidemic occured in 1749, which spurred the Rev. Leavenworth of Waterbury to travel on horseback to the Lathrops to obtain some medicine for his suffering people. No drug store in his area towns existed, so the Rev. made the return journey to Norwich in 3 days. Benedict Arnold apprenticed to the Lathrops, according to Mrs Lydia Huntley Sigourney's Letters of Life, the Lathops looked kindly upon their apprectices, receiving them into their own family, and educating them to become useful members of society. Their efforts were wasted on young Benedict. He abused the cats, dogs and horses,dismembered the birds, and stole and crushed their eggs. When sent to the mill for some Indian corn, Arnold would frighten the miller by clinging to the spokes of the revolving wheel, at one time submerging, then again flying through the air, while the miller called him "an imp of the Evil One!" Mrs. Sigourney recalled of Dr. Joshua Lathrop, "his small, well-knit, perfectly erect form, his mild benevolent brow, surmounted by the large round white wig, with its depth of curls, the three-cornered smartly cocked hat, the nicely plaited stock, the rich silver buckles at knee and shoe, the long waistcoat, and fair ruffles over hand and bosom, which marked the gentleman of the old school."

64. MURALS
    town of sigourney in 1856. sigourney was named after the author andpoet lydia huntley sigourney. She showed her appreciation by  
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    Extractions: Keokuk is named after a famous Sac Indian Chief. The name means "Watchful Fox" or "He Who Has Been Everywhere". Chief Keokuk advocated peace with the white settlers. Indians that dwelt in this area were the Sac and Fox tribes. Keokuk County was opened up for settlement in May 1843 and the organization of Keokuk County began in 1844. Before this time the county was attached to Washington County. The location of the county seat of justice was a source of controversy. The southeastern portion of the county was the first to be settled so the people there felt that the county seat should be located in the center of the population distribution rather than in the geographical center. The debate over the county seat location continued throughout the years. After lengthy discussions the commissioners moved the official location of the county seat to the town of Sigourney in 1856. Sigourney was named after the author and poet Lydia Huntley Sigourney. She showed her appreciation by providing the trees which were planted on the courthouse grounds, and presenting fifty volumes to the town library. First School of Keokuk County The first school of the county was taught in a schoolhouse constructed of logs, about 3 1/2 miles northeast of Richland. It was in 1842 and was taught by James McKinney. Richland Township also boasts of having possessed the only successful academy of the county. It was located in the town of Richland and was attended by pupils from all parts of the county. At one time it had in attendance over 200.

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    Sherman, David (1). Shiki (2). Shute, Nevil (12). Sienkiewicz, Henryk (9). sigourney,lydia huntley (3). Silliman, Ron (1). Silvis, Randall (1). Simenon, Georges (1).  
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67. Humanities 523: Lydia Maria Child's Rose Marian; 19th C America-Domestic
    1841. Rev. ed. New York Harper and Brothers, 1845. sigourney, lydia huntley. Lettersto Mothers . New York Harper Brothers, 1838. Children s Literature.  
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    Extractions: The Domestic Sphere Writings on Domestic Advice by Child The Frugal Housewife The Mother's Book The Family Nurse; or Companion of the Frugal Housewife Other Related 19th-Century Writings Beecher, Catharine. Treatise on Domestic Economy, for the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School. 1841. Rev. ed. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1845. Sigourney, Lydia Huntley. Letters to Mothers Children's Literature The Juvenile Miscellany Biographical Sketches of Great and Good Men. Designed for the Amusement and Instruction of Young Persons The Little Girl's Own Book Flowers for Children. I. (For Children Eight or Nine Years Old). Flowers for Children. II. ( For Children from Four to Six Years Old). Rose Marian and The Flower Fairies

68. The Longfellow Project-Hilen Collection
    Besides Longfellow, the authors featured in the Collection at that point wereNathaniel Hawthorne, lydia huntley sigourney, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Harriet  
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    Extractions: HOME About the Longfellow Project The Andrew and Frances Hilen Nineteenth-Century Americana Collection began in 1964 with the first of many gifts by Andrew Hilen of important first and lifetime editions, photographs and drawings and facsimile and original letters of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A professor of English at the University of Washington from 1945 to 19, Andrew Hilen specialized in nineteenth century American literature. He edited the definitive six volume work, The Letters of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Harvard UP) , which began publication in 1967 and finished in 1982. As Professor Hilen worked on a segment of Longfellow's life, he collected books and other materials to support his research. As he finished a volume, he kindly donated the materials he had gathered to the Special Collections, Manuscripts and University Archives Division. In 1975, with the addition of financial support, the Collection broadened to include a dozen significant nineteenth-century American literary figures. Besides Longfellow, the authors featured in the Collection at that point were Nathaniel Hawthorne, Lydia Huntley Sigourney, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Henry James, Herman Melville, Stephen Crane, Frank Norris, Lydia Maria Child, Henry David Thoreau and Kate Chopin. Since 1980, the Collection has been supported by a generous Endowment which has allowed a further expansion of the scope of the Collection. Substantial acquisitions in the last twenty years have meant some of the original dozen writers have nearly complete collections now. The Collection currently focuses on American writers of fiction, poetry and essays in the nineteenth century using as a guide the

69. State
    lydia huntley sigourney, born in Norwich in 1781, was one of themost widelyread American poets of her lifetime. Mrs. sigourney  
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70. THE WIVES
    7 In a letter from lydia huntley sigourney, a popular woman 8 lydia huntleysigourney to theneditor of the Sartain’s Union Magazine, John S. Hart.  
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    Extractions: INTRO ECONOMICS THEORY LIMINALS ... HOME The bridal images provide an intriguing complication of the dominant gender ideology. If one assumes a male reader/viewer, these images clearly display genteel womanhood as erotic commodity. However, if one assumes a female reader/viewer, the representation of genteel womanhood becomes more complicated. Textual codes at times uphold, at times undermine, visual codes, as text competes with image in these engravings. The visual codes of genteel portraiture clearly mark these images. As Laura Prieto has noted in her analysis of a self-portrait by Sarah Miriam Peale: a lacy ruffled dress, an elongated neck, delicate curls and sweet facial features are all markers of genteel womanhood. These bridal images clearly display these visual codes. Indeed, were these engravings not presented as idealized, and at times, allegorized images of womanhood, one might mistake them for portraits of actual brides-to-be, copied from paintings or daguerrotypes. This style of female portraiture can be found in the work of Charles Cromwell Ingham, Washington Allston (Ingham’s pupil), Samuel F. B. Morse (inventor of the telegraph) and Cephas Giovanni Thompson, all painting at mid-century. Morse’s painting of his daughter, Susan Walker Morse, alternately titled by her name and by the clearly-allegorical moniker “The Muse,” is perhaps the best-known example of this style.

71. Emerson Chronology--General
    Richard Henry Dana, Jr., born North American Review founded Benjamin Franklin,Autobiography lydia huntley sigourney, Moral Pieces in Prose and Verse.  
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79. Welcome To The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center
    Extensive collection of long outof-print works by lydia huntley sigourney, LymanBeecher, Catharine E. Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, Isabella Beecher Hooker  
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    Extractions: STOWE CENTER LIBRARY Katharine Seymour Day , the grandniece of Harriet Beecher Stowe. The Library has expanded from Miss Day's collection of books, manuscripts and artifacts to a wealth of material on 19th century Americana. The Library, located in the Day House, has an underground stack area which contains more than 12,000 books, 4,000 pamphlets, and 180,000 manuscript items, all fully cataloged, as well as 12,000 images (photographs, prints, broadsides, posters, drawings). The Stowe Center Library collections include: Personal correspondence, diaries, journals and literary manuscripts by Nook Farm residents. First editions of the works of Harriet Beecher Stowe, and The Uncle Tom's Cabin Collection which includes all American and foreign language editions, interpretation and criticism, pamphlets, broadsides, and images of her most famous anti-slavery novel from 1851 to the present. Extensive collection of long out-of-print works by Lydia Huntley Sigourney, Lyman Beecher, Catharine E. Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, Isabella Beecher Hooker, Thomas K. Beecher, and Calvin E. Stowe, among others. Specialized collections on: 19th century women's history, especially the suffrage movement; 19th century African American history, especially slavery; 19th century architecture and decorative arts, especially of the Greater Hartford area.

80. Sigourney, LH Finding Aid
    Scope and Content The lydia Howard huntley sigourney Correspondence contain lettersto Mary Lyon, principal of Mount Holyoke Female Seminary, concerning  
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    Extractions: Lydia Howard Huntley was born on September 1, 1791 in Norwich, Connecticut to Ezekiel and Zerviah Wentworth Huntley. She attended various local schools and female seminaries. In 1811 she opened a school for young women in Norwich. A friend of Mary Lyon's, Huntley often consulted the former for advice. In 1814 she moved to Hartford, where she ran another school, and in 1815 published her first book, entitled "Moral pieces, in prose and verse". She stopped teaching in 1819 because of her marriage to Charles Sigourney; however, she continued to write. Between 1840 and 1850 she published 14 volumes of poetry and prose. She had two children. She died on June 10, 1865 in Hartford, Connecticut. Scope and Content:

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