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  1. The Works Of Charles Follen V2: With A Memoir Of His Life (1841) by Charles Follen, 2010-09-10
  2. The Works Of Charles Follen V3: With A Memoir Of His Life (1841) by Charles Follen, 2010-09-10
  3. The Works Of Charles Follen V5: With A Memoir Of His Life (1841) by Charles Follen, 2010-09-10
  4. The Works Of Charles Follen V5: With A Memoir Of His Life (1841) by Charles Follen, 2010-09-10
  5. The Works Of Charles Follen V3: With A Memoir Of His Life (1841) by Charles Follen, 2010-09-10
  6. The Life Of Charles Follen (1844) by Eliza Lee Follen, 2010-09-10
  7. The Old Garret (Volume 2) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2010-07-24
  8. The Well-Spent Hour, a Tale by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2009-12-23
  9. Life in the Sick-Room: Essays by Harriet Martineau, Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2010-01-10
  10. The Peddler Of Dust Sticks (1855) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, Hammatt Billings, 2010-09-10
  11. The Old Garret (Volume 1) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2010-07-24
  12. Sketches Of Married Life (1838) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2010-09-10
  13. Little Songs by Eliza Lee Follen, 2010-09-10
  14. May Morning; And New Year's Eve by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 2010-07-24

81. International Women's Periodicals Microfilm Collection
P231 Eliza Lee (Cabot) Follen. P232 Louisa Rogers M. Forbes. P233 Louisa Rogers M.Forbes with Marian Reidford. P234 Rose Darby Forbes
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Palmer Memorial Institute P9-P12 Elizabeth Cabat (Cary) Agassiz P13 Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz P14 Alice Ahlhorn P15 Louisa May Alcott P16 Jane Alexander P17-P19 Abigail Langdon Alger P20 Elizabeth A. Allen P21 Helen Jackson Almy P22 Helen Jackson Cabott Almy with her son
Charles Almy Jr. P23 Helen Jackson Almy P24 Helen Wayne Almy P25 Blanche (Ames) Ames P26 Fanny B. Ames P27-P29 Fanny Fern (Phillips) Andrews P30 Rev. C. E. Angell P31 Katharine Susan Anthony P32 Lucy E. Anthony P33 Mary S. Anthony

82. CsbcAuthors01
Follen, Eliza Lee Cabot, 17871860. Foster, GL (Gustavus Lemuel), 1818-1876.Gaines, WJ (Wesley John), 1840-1912. Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta.
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84. Name-key For Spiritualists
Follen, Charles Theodore Christian, 17961840 Follen, Eliza Lee Cabot marriedto Charles Follen, 1786-1860 Folsom, Abigail H., 1792-1867
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Name-Key Mostly spiritualists, but many other Progressives and Reformers are also included. Also includes some who publicly opposed spiritualism. Do you have better or more information on these people? Please let me know.
Abbot, Ezra, 1819-1884
Abbot, Francis Ellingwood, 1836-1903
Abbott, Abijah G. [married to Mary Hally Abbott], 1780-1866
Abbott, Caroline Ide [married to Orrin Abbott], 1807-
Abbott, David Phelps, 1863-1934
Abbott, Orrin, 1792-1868
Adams, Alvin, 1804-1877
Adams, Harriet A. Jones [married to John S. Adams], 1830-1885
Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848
Adams, John Stowell, -1893 Adams, Mary A. [m. to William H. Adams], 1837- Adams, Omer George Washington, 1860- Adare, Lord [aka, Third Earl of Dunraven], 1812-1871 Addams, Jane, 1860-1935 Adler, Felix, 1851-1933 Africa, John Simpson, 1832-1900 Agassiz, Jean Louis Rudolphe, 1807-1873 Aksakov, Aleksandr Nikolaevich, 1832-1903 Albro, Stephen Green, 1815-1859 Alcott, Abigail May [sister of Samuel J. May, m. to Bronson Alcott], 1800-1877 Alcott, Amos Bronson, 1799-1888 Alcott, William Andrus, 1798-1859

85. The Legendary (1828)
Native Americans are the focus of several works The Indian Wife and The Churchin the Wilderness, by Lydia Child; Sachem s Hill, by Eliza Lee Follen.
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Table of Contents Reviews The Legendary , edited by N. P. Willis, was one of Samuel Goodrich 's early attempts to promote American writers. According to its prospectus, printed at the end of volume one, this periodical was "to consist wholly of original pieces in prose and verse, principally illustrative of American history, scenery, and manners." Plans for the periodical were grand: it would be published "in duodecimo volumes of about three hundred pages each, and a volume will be issued once in three or four months as may be convenient," the prospectus announced. Writers of prose were paid $1 per page; poets earned more. Things didn't turn out quite as planned. Volume one was published in May 1828; volume two didn't appear until late November or early December. Volume two was the last. "It was kindly treated by the press," Goodrich noted wryly in his Recollections of a Lifetime , "which generously published without charge, the best pieces in full, saving the reading million the trouble of buying the book and paying for the chaff, which was naturally found with the wheat. ... [T]he work proved a miserable failure." (II, 257-258) The Legendary did, however, succeed in publishing works on American subjects, by American writers both established and up-and-coming. Lydia Maria Child, Fitz-Greene Halleck, Catharine Maria Sedgwick, Grenville Mellen, Lydia Sigourney, Sarah Josepha Hale, and Isaac McLellan already were familiar to readers; many also published in

86. The Legendary (1828) Contents
vol 1 Sachem s Hill /p (Eliza Lee Follen), 267 Here, from this little hillockin days long since gone by,/ And all the treasures of their souls shall be
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TABLE OF CONTENTS, THE LEGENDARY (1828) This is the rough draft of a mega-table-of-contents for The Legendary The Legendary , ed. N. P. Willis. Boston: Samuel G. Goodrich, 1828. [Several pieces were reprinted in The Garland , for 1831. (NY: C. H. Peabody, 1830.] ["A Canadian Legend"by the author of "Extract from a Journal of an Excursion from Montreal to St. Andrews"appeared in the 1828 volume of The Token The Garland The Token Sad Tales and Glad Tales Volume 2 vol 2 Field of the Grounded Arms, The /p (Fitz-Greene Halleck), 1 [Strangers! your eyes are on that valley fixed/ Gazing on Marathon!] [reprinted in The Garland ] vol 2 Stepmother, The, 5 ["I do n't want to see her!] vol 2 Lionel /p (Robert Morris), 84 [The brave, the bright, the beautiful have fallen,/ The yielded up life's miseries, and died!] vol 2 Murderer's Grave, The, 89 [A few hundred yards from the small stream which, known by the whites under the appellation of "Line Creek,"...] vol 2 Musings: To Rosabelle /p (Willis G. Clarke), 94 [There is light abroad in thy pathway now,/ While it lifts thy affections up to God!] vol 2 Leaves from a Colleger's Album ([N. P. Willis]), 96 [Horace Fritz! thou inimitable dandy! thou strange compound...] vol 2 Autumn Musings /p (George Lunt), 110 [Come thou with me!if thou hast worn away/ Shall keep us in the troubles of the day.] [reprinted in The Garland ] vol 2 Camp Meeting, The, 113 [On the sixteenth day of September, in a memorable year, a Camp Meeting was appointed.] vol 2 Hudson, The /p (H. Pickering), 127 [Imperial Flood! on thy romantic banks/ Nor Tyre, nor Sidonand their fate is thin!"] vol 2 Schoolmaster, The ([Silas P. Holbrook]), 133 [On a memorable day in August, I emerged from the red schoolhouse on the Germantown road,...] vol 2 Bennett's Bridge /p (Joseph H. Nichols), 142 [Thou beautiful, romantic Dell!/ Along my own blue-flowing river.] vol 2 To the Ice Mountain /p (James O. Rockwell), 144 [Grave of waters gone to rest!/ Mingle with the wave again!] [reprinted in

87. 19th Century American Women Writers Web
Some authors in this section include Lydia Maria Child, Eliza Lee Follen, SarahJoseph Hale, and Mary Eliza Tucker Lambert.
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TITLE: 19th Century American Women Writers Web ACCESS: http://www.clever.net/19cwww There is a section called Digital Potluck, where the user can enter personal information and enter the text of a 19th Century American women writer's work. This allows for a broader base of material, and the user is entered into a drawing for CD-ROM prizes. The user also has access to the electronic library collection of 19th Century American women's writing. Some authors in this section include Lydia Maria Child, Eliza Lee Follen, Sarah Joseph Hale, and Mary Eliza Tucker Lambert. One of the nicest features of the site is Monthly Features on the Net. This contains one or two links to interesting and attractive sites which relate to the topic of 19th Century American women writers. Some examples of previous monthly features are: 19th Century Medicine, from the University of Toledo; a commemorative of the 75th anniversary of the suffrage movement from the Susan B. Anthony Center; hypertext collection of Florence Nightingale's letters; an interactive exhibit on the art of the daguerreotype, from the National Museum of American Art. At the time of this review, the Monthly Feature was an interactive exhibit on the Civil War, entitled The Valley of the Shadow. Since the Monthly Feature changes periodically, it is a good idea to keep checking this section. The editor of this site is Tyler Steben, a PhD candidate at Wayne State University, and Dr. Janet Gray, Princeton University, is the assistant editor of the site. They plan to increase the holdings of the digital library and continue to create educational exhibits. These plans include creating a digitized project for 19th century African American writing, and the creation of web-based editions of 19th century literature that are designed to be easily read on the computer screen.

88. Children's Literature: An Anthology 1801-1902 - Book Information
Eliza Lee Cabot Follen (17871860) William Churne of Staffordshire (Revd.Francis Edward Paget (1806-1882)) Richard Henry (Hengist) Horne (1802-1884)
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90. Inventory Of American Portrait Prints At The American Antiquarian Society
Follen, Eliza Lee FOLSOM, GEORGE FOOTE, ANDREW HULL (18061863) (10) FOOTE, HENRY W.FORBES, JOHN FORBES, EMMA FORBES, HONORABLE GA FORBES, IW FORBES, JOHN
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92. The Actor's Book Of Monologues For Women - Various - Penguin Group (USA)
Eliza Lee Follen—The New Moon Dinah Maria Mulock Craik—Philip, My King MirraLokhvitskaya—My Sky Jane Cannary Hickok—From Calamity Jane s Letters to Her
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    PART I: WITNESS
    1. Mirrors to Nature
    Introduction
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    To the Chase, to the Chase!
    To a Moth that Drinketh of the Ripe October
    To a Swallow Building Under Our Eaves
    Solace A White Heron The Clearing in the Valley
    2. Commentaries and Character Studies Introduction The Atheist and the Acorn The Mock Hero The Boy and Butterfly To a Milkmaid When Lovely Women The Woman Who Used Her Theory Sanditon Mrs. Johnson to Lady Susan Female Quixotism Eve's Diary Aunt Hetty on Matrimony Hezekiah Bedott A Sunday Morning Interview On the Servant Girl Question The Last Breakfast at the Mountains Fad Followers Gloves Smoking Don'ts Tryst Nijinsky The Girl that He Marries From God's Ear The Brie Generation 3. Journeys in History Introduction Pursued by the King The Duke of Wellington's Funeral Queen Victoria in Mourning Overlooking Constantinople America Italy To Miss Mary B. Dinsmoor

93. A.L913 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL) PAPERS, 1838-1902. University Of Rochester
Marie Weston Chapman, Eliza Lee Follen, Edmund Quincy, Wendell Phillips, ParkerPillsbury, Stephen S. Foster, and Abigail Kelley Foster.
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A.L913 JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL PAPERS, 1838-1902 1 box. James Russell Lowell (1819-1891), author, educator and diplomat. The Collection consists of letters written by Lowell and a bound volume entitled The Day of Small Things . The volume contains two of Lowell's poems written in his hand: The Day of Small Things (later published under the title "To William Lloyd Garrison"), and possibly the first and only draft of "Letter from Boston" which describes the Boston Anti-Slavery Bazaar held in December of 1846. Bound with the poems are portraits and manuscript letters of the abolitionists Lowell wrote about in "Letter from Boston": William Lloyd Garrison,, Marie Weston Chapman, Eliza Lee Follen, Edmund Quincy, Wendell Phillips, Parker Pillsbury, Stephen S. Foster, and Abigail Kelley Foster. Also bound in the volume are one letter from Lowell to William Lloyd Garrison and two letters to Frances Jackson Garrison. Other Lowell letters in the Collection are written to Henry Mills Alden, James Ripley Osgood, Mrs. Phoebe (Garnaut) Smalley, Theodore Tilton, and Henry Warren Torrey. There is also one letter written by Charles Lowell, James Russell Lowell's father, and the commencement program from Harvard University for 1838, which lists Lowell's name amongst the graduates.

94. Women Of Achievement
B. 0815-1787, Eliza Lee Cabot Follen - US author of children s books. She wasa prominent abolitionist. B. 08-15-1810, Louise Colet - French poet and
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08-15 TABLE of CONTENTS: Women's Rage Played That "Very Masculine Instrument," the Violin Brought Russian Ballet Techniques to London One of the Finest Still Life Painters of the 18th Century ... QUOTES by Anon, J.S. Mill, Molly Ivins, Sandra Day O'Connor. Women's Rage Is Acted out in Violent Outbursts, Anguished Crying, or Frightened Withdrawal "As women and Third World people discover that emulation, as a process of 'liberation based on self-hatred,' is 'simply a capitulation to another side of enslavement,' they react against the culture of oppression through forms of rage. This rage stage which is an important aspect of self-liberation can be seen in Third World groups which sometimes destroy property and homes in a rejection of the alien culture.
"Out of such rage and frustration come ghetto riots, rebellions against 'colonial acculturation,' or forms of rebellion which Ruether describes as acting out 'the underside of male dread.'" "Some women express their rage by joining groups such as SC*M, BITCH, or WITCH. With most women, however, the rage is acted out in violent outbursts, anguished crying, or frightened withdrawal as they see the worid into which they have been enculturated crumbling about them.

95. MELUS: Touching Liberty: Abolition. Feminism. And The Politics Of The Body. - Bo
The antislavery fiction of Lydia Maria Child, Frances Green, Eliza Lee Follen,Caroline Heale Dall, and others produces stories in which, through the merger
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The discussions of the writings by white feminist-abolitionists and the slave narrative by Harriet Jacobs are the strongest and most convincingly argued chapters in this study of "abolition, feminism, and the politics of the body," as the title of the book asserts. To argue for the "politics" in Whitman's and Dickinson's poetics is a project which deserves its own book; here it is a little distracting from the project of tracing the rhetorical and ideological impact that a bodily definition of identity had on what appeared - falsely - to be an alliance between white feminist-abolitionists and the black "sisters" for whom they proposed to speak. Kim Jenice Dillon is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, San Diego. She is completing her dissertation, which examines how the body figures in antebellum and postbellum slave narratives, and how early narrative strategies influence contemporary African American autobiographies. She is also a writer, with a recent story included in Sisterfire (1994). Currently, she is a 1995-96 American Fellow for the AAUW Educational Foundation.

96. True Stories About Dogs And Cats EBook
True Stories About Dogs and Cats. Author Eliza Lee Follen Category Short Story.Stories told to a group of children about dogs, cats and other animals
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98. Project MUSE
Follen, Eliza Lee Cabot. Sketches of Married Life. 1838. Rev. ed. Boston WilliamCrosby and HP Nichols, 1847. Foster, Edward Halsey. Susan and Anna Warner.
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L'espion Francois a Londres, ou, Observations Critiques sur l'Angleterre et sur les Anglois
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100. Manuscripts Catalogue - Document Details
6, EHH; mentions Mr. Guerney and Eliza Lee Follen. 25 July 1883; postmarkedGlasgow 25 July 1883. Place of Creation, Glasgow, Scotland
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