Life And Letters of Edwin Lawrence Godkin volume 02
Life And Letters of Edwin Lawrence Godkin volume 02
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GODKIN 211 and there prolonging the talk started by the meeting of men actively engaged in government. Opinions were fought for, but the best man won ; and usually bore off his companions for a walk "on the rough" up-hill stretches covered with heather. Among the guests, on this occasion, were Lord Welby, Sir William Bradford, later Chief of Police, the Herbert Pauls, Mrs. Greene, the Sidney Buxtons. Mr. Godkin was again with the Darwins at Basset before sailing from Southampton on the Normanni...a. This was the steamer whose luckless passengers, when they reached New York, were made the victims of the senseless cholera craze, being rushed in a panic about the bay, and finally marooned on Fire Island. The discomforts and actual dangers which Mr. God- kin and his fellow passengers had to undergo during those two weeks, naturally did not blunt his pen, and the daily letters which he wrote from his imprisonment to the Evening Post were among the causes of the city s becoming heartily ashamed of itself by the time he was allowed to go ashore.
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GODKIN 211 and there prolonging the talk started by the meeting of men actively engaged in government. Opinions were fought for, but the best man won ; and usually bore off his companions for a walk "on the rough" up-hill stretches covered with heather. Among the guests, on this occasion, were Lord Welby, Sir William Bradford, later Chief of Police, the Herbert Pauls, Mrs. Greene, the Sidney Buxtons. Mr. Godkin was again with the Darwins at Basset before sailing from Southampton on the Normanni...a. This was the steamer whose luckless passengers, when they reached New York, were made the victims of the senseless cholera craze, being rushed in a panic about the bay, and finally marooned on Fire Island. The discomforts and actual dangers which Mr. God- kin and his fellow passengers had to undergo during those two weeks, naturally did not blunt his pen, and the daily letters which he wrote from his imprisonment to the Evening Post were among the causes of the city s becoming heartily ashamed of itself by the time he was allowed to go ashore.
What to read after Life And Letters of Edwin Lawrence Godkin volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godkin Edwin Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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