Category: History - American
Before bringing forward upon the stage the characters who figure in the drama, I have endeavored to make the reader acquainted with the ground on which the different scenes were to be acted. THIERRY.
Before bringing forward upon the stage the characters who figure in the drama, I have endeavored to make the reader acquainted with the ground on which the different scenes were...
2. CHAPTER II._Christian._ Did you know, about ten years ago, one TEMPORARY, who dwelt next door to one TURNBACK? Since we are talking about him, let us a little inquire into the reason of th...
3. CHAPTER III.Our plot is as good a plot as ever was laid; our friends true and constant; a good plot, good friends, and full of expectations: an excellent plot; very good friends. * * * Why...
4. CHAPTER IV.The task of _such_ an editor, Mr. President, is an arduous and thankless one. He must shield his friends by movements for which they will be apt to censure him. He must save the...
5. CHAPTER V.The annual meeting of the Massachusetts Society was the time proposed by the confederated agents and secretaries of the National and Massachusetts Societies, for the full develo...
6. CHAPTER VI.We know the arduous strife, the eternal laws, To which the triumph of all good is given, High sacrifice, and labor without pause, Even to the death:--else wherefore should the e...