1. Caroline Severance I will not tell you how prosy and dull I fear it was, but I now it was earnest,and well considered, and dear Mrs. Follen s and Miss Peabody s beaming eyes http://www.pinn.net/~sunshine/whm2002/sever.html

Sunshine for Women WHM 2002, ToC Home Caroline Maria Seymour Severance from Eminent women of the age being narratives of the lives and deeds of the most prominent women of the present generation. By James Parton, Horace Greeley, T. W. Higginson, J. S. C. Abbott, Prof. James M. Hoppin, William Winter, Theodore Tilton, Fanny Fern, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. E. C. Stanton, etc. Richly illustrated with fourteen steel engravings. Caroline Severance I cannot do better than to give the reader, what, in her easy, playful way, she writes in a letter to me of herself. I wrote to her asking for the facts of her life, telling her there was no escape, that nolens volens she was to be sketched, and it rested with her, whether is should be based wholly on such an objective view, such as I could get in being en rapport with herself. She choose the latter, as the least of two evils, and frankly tells me what she knows of herself. "Dear Friend, Isn't this an interesting dilemma to find one's self in? to be exhibited whether we will or no! One who has arrived at years of discretion, surely, in our free land, to have no change of choice, whether to remain incog., or be set on high for all the daws to peck at! 'But to this it seems we have come at last,' and, in my extremity, if I may choose nothing else, I surely shall snatch at the chance to say by whom this most undesirable service shall be performed, and I gladly submit to you.' multum in parvo , it must be confessed.

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Think Globally, Act Locally Up Brookline Historical Publication Society Publications NO. Brookline in the Anti-Slavery Movement. by Harold Parker Williams ,l . Murray Kay Prize Essay for 1899. On the 6th of January, 1832, fifteen determined men met in the African Baptist Church on Joy Street, Boston, and founded the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Among them were Samuel E. Sewall, who in his early life lived on Cypress street, Brookline. He was the great-great-grandson of Chief Justice Sewall, the old Brookline land-owner; who in 1700 published “The Selling of Joseph" the first anti-slavery tract written in the United States. Samuel Sewall, with Ellis Gray Loring, afterward a noted citizen of this town, represented the more conservative element of the meeting; Garrison and Johnson the more uncompromising. The conservatives at first refused to agree to the constitution that was presented, but they soon signed, and entered heart and soul into the work of the society, This little assembly on Joy Street inaugurated the anti-slavery movement that in 1861 culminated in the Civil War. It aroused the whole of Eastern Massachusetts, and in almost every town there sprang up a small body of men eager to forward the good work.

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Abdy Extracts - Part 7 Chapter 30 In Boston, a cousin of Peter Vicey adds to the story of the Gist will (colonies in Ohio) Blacks not allowed in institution for the blind; fear of loss of contributions from the south; letter from a petitioner Judge Story's admonition to jury in murder case to discount witness because of anti-white prejudice Story congratulated defendant on acquittal, by which his 'character was fully vindicated' ... Matters are approaching a choice of 'the complete adoption of personal freedom or political slavery' Chapter 31 Dr Tuckerman's experience of 'despised and degraded' - many instances of exemplary virtue No distinctions made at Tuckerman's servants' table; teaching to live in Christian love Prof. Follen; European refugee and abolitionist does not pander to American prejudices. Dr Follen, supported by 'his lady' faced insults and threat after 'Address to the people of the U.S.' ... The national churches 'present the best point of attack upon; slavery; numbers in denominations Chapter 32 Anti-black riots in Phila: 'the plot embracing many, whose rank in society would secure concealment'

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6. Athenaeum Title Record Athenaeum Title Record. Title Poems, by Mrs. Follen Author Follen, Mrs.Contributor GRAHAM, J. Mark GRAHAM Reference 708 (May 22,1841), 403 http://web.soi.city.ac.uk/~asp/v2/titles/tget.cgi?708.html@Poems,byMrs.Follen

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A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Mrs. D. Ogilvy's Highland Minstrelsy Mrs. Grant's Memoirs of an American Lady: Previous Next Mrs. D. Ogilvy's Highland Minstrelsy The Living Age , vol. 9, issue 110 (June 20, 1846). Mrs. Dall. Historical Pictures Retouched The New Englander , vol. 19, issue 73 (January 1861). Mrs. Dall's "College Market," etc. Putnam's Monthly , vol. 11, issue 5 (May 1868). Mrs. Dall's Historical Pictures Retouched The North American Review , vol. 92, issue 190 (January 1861). Mrs. Dall's The College, the Market, and the Court The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 20, issue 118 (August 1867). Mrs. Dall's "Woman's Right to Labor" The North American Review , vol. 90, issue 186 (January 1860). Mrs. Diaz's The Jimmyjohns The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 41, issue 243 (January 1878). Mrs. Diaz's William Henry Letters The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 27, issue 162 (April 1871). Mrs. Dodge's Theophilus and Others The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 38, issue 227 (September 1876). Mrs. Dorr's Afterglow The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 87, issue 521 (Mar 1901). Mrs. E. C. Kinney's Poems

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A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Mrs. D. Ogilvy's Highland Minstrelsy Mrs. Grant's Memoirs of an American Lady: Previous Next Mrs. D. Ogilvy's Highland Minstrelsy The Living Age , vol. 9, issue 110 (June 20, 1846). Mrs. Dall. Historical Pictures Retouched The New Englander , vol. 19, issue 73 (January 1861). Mrs. Dall's "College Market," etc. Putnam's Monthly , vol. 11, issue 5 (May 1868). Mrs. Dall's Historical Pictures Retouched The North American Review , vol. 92, issue 190 (January 1861). Mrs. Dall's The College, the Market, and the Court The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 20, issue 118 (August 1867). Mrs. Dall's "Woman's Right to Labor" The North American Review , vol. 90, issue 186 (January 1860). Mrs. Diaz's The Jimmyjohns The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 41, issue 243 (January 1878). Mrs. Diaz's William Henry Letters The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 27, issue 162 (April 1871). Mrs. Dodge's Theophilus and Others The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 38, issue 227 (September 1876). Mrs. Dorr's Afterglow The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 87, issue 521 (Mar 1901). Mrs. E. C. Kinney's Poems

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The Dancing Partner by Jerome K Jerome "This story," commenced MacShaugnassy, "comes from Furtwangen, a small town in the Black Forest. There lived there a very wonderful old fellow named Nicholaus Geibel. His business was the making of mechanical toys, at which work he had acquired an almost European reputation. He made rabbits that would emerge from the heart of a cabbage, flop their ears, smooth their whiskers, and disappear again; cats that would wash their faces, and mew so naturally that dogs would mistake them for real cats and fly at them; dolls with phonographs concealed within them, that would raise their hats and say, 'Good morning; how do you do?' and some that would even sing a song. "But, he was something more than a mere mechanic; he was an artist. His work was with him a hobby, almost a passion. His shop was filled with all manner of strange things that never would, or could, be sold things he had made for the pure love of making them. He had contrived a mechanical donkey that would trot for two hours by means of stored electricity, and trot, too, much

20. Charles Theodore Christian Follen years of faithful and valuable service at the University, Dr. Follen supported himself Mrs.Pollen was an intimate friend of William Ellery Channing, and was a http://www.famousamericans.net/charlestheodorechristianfollen/

You are in: Museum of History Hall of North and South Americans Charles Theodore Christian Follen Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, editing and updating this biography please Click Here Virtual American Biographies Over 30,000 personalities with thousands of 19th Century illustrations, signatures, and exceptional life stories. Virtualology.com welcomes editing and additions to the biographies. To become this site's editor or a contributor Click Here or e-mail Virtualology here A B C ... Z Charles Theodore Christian Follen FOLLEN, Charles Theodore Christian, educator, born in Romrod, Germany, 4 September 1796; died in Long Island sound, 13 January 1840. He was the second son of Christopher Follen, an eminent jurist. He was educated at the preparatory school at Giessen, where he distinguished himself for proficiency in Greek, Latin, Hebrew, French, and Italian. At the age of seventeen he entered the University of Giessen, and began the study of jurisprudence, but presently, on hearing the news of Napoleon's defeat at Leipsic, he enlisted in a corps of riflemen. A few weeks after enlisting, his military career was cut short by an acute attack of typhus fever, which seemed for a time to have completely destroyed his memory. After his recovery he returned to the University, where he took the degree of doctor of civil law in 18i7. In the following year he lectured on the pandects in the University of Jena. Here he was arrested on suspicion of complicity with the fanatical assassin, Sand, in the murder of Kotzebue. The suspicion was entirely groundless. After his acquittal he returned to Giessen, but soon incurred the dislike of the government through his liberal ideas in politics. His brother had already been thrown into jail for heading a petition begging for the introduction of a representative government. Dr. Follen, perceiving that he was himself in danger, left Germany and went to Paris, where he made the acquaintance of Lafayette.

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