Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands

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Harriet Beecher Stowe. Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands

Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands

Table of Contents

Volume 1

Table of Contents

Preface

Introductory

Breakfast In Liverpool—April 11

Public Meeting In Liverpool—April 13

Public Meeting In Glasgow—April 15

Public Meeting In Edinburgh—April 20

Public Meeting In Aberdeen—April 21

Public Meeting In Dundee—April 22

Address Of The Students Of Glasgow University—April 25

Loud Mayor's Dinner At The Mansion House, London—May 2

Stafford House Reception—May 7

Congregational Union—May 13

Royal Highland School Society Dinner, At The Freemason's Tavern, London—May 14

Antislavery Society, Exeter Hall—May 16

Soirée At Willis's Rooms—May 25

Concluding Note

Letter I

Letter II

Letter III

Letter IV

Letter V

Letter VI

Letter VII

Letter VIII

Letter IX

Letter X

Letter XI

Letter XII

Letter XIII

Letter XIV

Letter XV

Letter XVI

Letter XVII

Letter XVIII

Notes

Volume 2

Table of Contents

LETTER XIX

LETTER XX

LETTER XXI

LETTER XXII

LETTER XXIII

LETTER XXIV

LETTER XXV

LETTER XXVI

LETTER XXVII

LETTER XXVIII

LETTER XXIX

LETTER XXX

JOURNAL

LETTER XXXI

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXII

LETTER XXXIII

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXIV

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXV

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXVI

LETTER XXXVII

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXVIII

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XXXIX

LETTER XL

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XLI

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XLII

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XLIII

LETTER XLIV

LETTER XLV

LETTER XLVI

JOURNAL—(CONTINUED.)

LETTER XLVII

LETTER XLVIII

JOURNAL—(Continued.)

LETTER XLIX

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So ends this letter. You shall hear further how we landed at some future time.

In reply to this, I gave him some sketch of the operations for the religious instruction of the negroes, which had been carried on by the Presbyterian and other denominations. I remarked that many good people who do not take very extended views, fixing their attention chiefly on the efforts which they are making for the religious instruction of slaves, are blind to the sin and injustice of allowing their legal position to remain what it is.

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