West Newton Half a Century Ago volume 1
West Newton Half a Century Ago volume 1
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" This man turned human beings into philosophy and philosophy into human beings, awakening, as it is said, a new birth of literature in America, of which we are justly proud. Mrs. Lydia Maria Childs became a resident of West Newton too, living with her husband David Lee Childs at the corner of Chestnut and Fuller Streets, after leaving New York, where she had been editor of the " Anti- Slavery Standard ", while in New York, she had lived at the home of the genial philanthropist, Isaac T. Hopper..., whose biography she wrote in West Newton and which is one of the most readable pieces of biography in Eng- lish literature. Here, too, she wrote and worked on the "Progress of Re- ligious Ideas ", which is an attempt to represent in a candid, unprejudiced manner, the rise and progress of the [10] HALF A CENTURY AGO great religions of the world and their ethical relations to each other. She must not be regarded only from a lit- erary point of view, for she was so wise in counsel that men like Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson and Governor John Andrew, as well as the destitute, availed themselves of her foresight and sound judgment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This man turned human beings into philosophy and philosophy into human beings, awakening, as it is said, a new birth of literature in America, of which we are justly proud. Mrs. Lydia Maria Childs became a resident of West Newton too, living with her husband David Lee Childs at the corner of Chestnut and Fuller Streets, after leaving New York, where she had been editor of the " Anti- Slavery Standard ", while in New York, she had lived at the home of the genial philanthropist, Isaac T. Hopper..., whose biography she wrote in West Newton and which is one of the most readable pieces of biography in Eng- lish literature. Here, too, she wrote and worked on the "Progress of Re- ligious Ideas ", which is an attempt to represent in a candid, unprejudiced manner, the rise and progress of the [10] HALF A CENTURY AGO great religions of the world and their ethical relations to each other. She must not be regarded only from a lit- erary point of view, for she was so wise in counsel that men like Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson and Governor John Andrew, as well as the destitute, availed themselves of her foresight and sound judgment.
What to read after West Newton Half a Century Ago volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Ellis From Old Catalog Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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