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Shop Tour Printed Catalogues Recent Publications Contacts ... Shopping Basket Search Rare Book Catalogue for Ref: Shopping Cart Change Currency Other Options document.writeln ('') document.writeln ('') Autograph Letter Signed ("Julia W. Howe") to Miss Russell, inviting her to tea to "meet Miss Carpenter of England" and adding, at the foot, a sketch showing the junction of West Road and Union Street. HOWE, Julia Ward (1819-1910). Author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic Autograph Letter Signed ("Julia W. Howe") to Miss Russell, inviting her to tea to "meet Miss Carpenter of England" and adding, at the foot, a sketch showing the junction of West Road and Union Street. 1 page 8vo on graph-style paper with integral blank leaf. Oak Glen [Newport, R.I.], 17 July, n.y. [but probably 1873]. Julia Ward Howe was deeply affected by the waste and pointlessness of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. In 1872, she travelled to England in order to establish a Women's Peace Congress, but without success. Upon her return to America, she did manage to establish an annual Mother's Peace Day in June - an idea which eventually developed into Mother's Day, now celebrated in May. Although we cannot be entirely certain about the identity of the Miss Carpenter mentioned here, it is likely that this is Mary Carpenter (1807-1877), the celebrated British philanthropist, educationalist and prison reformer, who visited America in 1873. Like Julia Ward Howe, she was a Unitarian with a firm determination to leave the world a better place than she had found it.

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Julia Ward Howe We choose this person because we didn't know very much about Julia Ward Howe. We thought that we would find a lot of good information on her. We found out a lot of interesting facts and information on Julia Ward Howe. She was born in New York City in 1819, and died in 1899. She married Samuel Gridley Howe, a humanitarian, who worked at an antislavery newspaper. Julia was a famous author and poet, she wrote the famous poem "Battle Hymn of the Republic," after a visit to the Union Army during the American Civil War, from 1861-1865. After the Civil War, she became a woman's rights activist. She founded the New England Woman's Club in 1863, and went on to found the Association for Advancement of Women. In 1883 she wrote the Life of Margaret Fuller, and other books and poems which made her the first woman to be elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. She went on to write such books as, From Sunset Ridge: Poems Old and New. In 1898 she wrote Reminiscences, right before she died in 1899. She was most for being an author and poet, but her best feat was being the first woman's right activist of her time. Julia's education consists of her LL.D. degree from Smith College. One feat that many people do not know, is that if it weren't for Julia Ward Howe, woman would not be able to vote, or get a fair education. From one of her poems. "Our sons shall not be taken from us to unlearn all that we have been able to teach them of charity, mercy, and patience."

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SurfWax News Index Track News Save/Exchange Information About Us News and Articles on Julia Ward Howe Local resident annotates Thoreau Oct 4, 2007 The book went on to win the 2004 National Outdoor Book Award and the Boston Author s Club 2005 Julia Ward Howe Special Award. Following the success of the first book, Cramer s next project was to tackle Thoreau s immense journal. (Beacon Villager, MA) Editorial: Should Southern Christians sing this? Jun 29, 2007 Julia Ward Howe, who is given credit for writing the song, visited a Union camp, and rewrote the lyrics the next day. Howe was married to Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe, a well-known radical abolitionist and a financial supporter of the abolitionist-terrorist John Brown. (The Piggott Times, AR) Patriotic American Anthems May 16, 2007 One of the first, began its life in 1862 when Julia Ward Howe penned the words to the tune in response to the need for a strong marching song for use by Union soldiers during the Civil War. Her words were coupled with the music of a very popular military marching song called John Brown's Body. (Suite101.com) Our readers speak May 14, 2007

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Julia Ward Howe Elementary School Your Attitude Determines Your Altitude Julia Howe Elementary 13th and Grange Streets Philadelphia, Pa. 19141 Phone: 215-276-5270 Fax: 215-276-5380 Grades: K-5 Principal: Ms. Claudette W. Stone Vision Statement Our vision is to education, prepare, empower and enable all students to become productive citizens locally, nationally, and internationally. As advocates for children we have set high expectations for children and support the belief that children are life-long learners. We value the input of all stakeholders, home and school partnerships and the business community to guide the future of our children. Inside Howe Elementary Professional Learning Communities After School Programs

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What People Are Saying April 12, 2006 Christian editorializing in the NY Times Interesting editorial today in the NY Times... it speaks for itself. [Warning - requires 'subscription' (free)] TheGeek 1 Comments/Trackbacks March 16, 2006 Letter to Byron York: Read "In re: Sealed Case" again - carefully I sent a letter to Byron York, White House correspondent for National Review, in response to an article he wrote in the 2/27/2006 issue of NR. The article is available at NRO here. Strangely enough, he didn't give a link to the actual decision (always a bad sign). I've included it (from FindLaw) here. Here's my letter in it's entirety - **begin** Mr. York, Your article in NR (I read it at NRO) from February 27, 2006 titled "It's Legal" has a few material errors. The real shame is that you had a great opportunity to write an article in support of the PATRIOT Act and the real intent of FISA, especially as amended by the PATRIOT Act. Instead, you chose to write an article in support of the President's "Inherent Authority", and ignored the FISA Court of Review's actual conclusions regarding Truong and the cases that flowed from it (more often than not misconstruing and over-interpreting the limits it sought to impose).

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