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Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm. Half a Century
Half a Century
Table of Contents
PREFACE
J.G.S. CHAPTER. I. I FIND LIFE. II. PROGRESS IN CALVINISM, HUNT GHOSTS, SEE LA FAYETTE. III. FATHER'S DEATH. IV. GO TO BOARDING SCHOOL. V. LOSE MY BROTHER. VI. JOIN CHURCH, AND MAKE NEW ENDEAVORS TO KEEP SABBATH. VII. DELIVERER OF THE DARK NIGHT. VIII. FITTING MYSELF INTO MY SPHERE. IX. HABITATIONS OF HORRID CRUELTY. X. KENTUCKY CONTEMPT FOR LABOR. XI. REBELLION. XII. THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH. XIII. "LABOR—SERVICE OR ACT" XIV. SWISSVALE. XV. WILLOWS BY THE WATER-COURSES. XVI. THE WATERS GROW DEEP. XVII. MY NAME APPEARS IN PRINT. XVIII. MEXICAN WAR LETTERS. XIX. TRAINING SCHOOL. XX. RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN. XXI. PITTSBURG SATURDAY VISITER. XXII. RECEPTION OF THE VISITER. XXIII. MY CROOKED TELESCOPE. XXIV. MINT, CUMMIN AND ANNIS. XXV. FREE SOIL PARTY. XXVI. VISIT WASHINGTON. XXVII. DANIEL WEBSTER. XXVIII. FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW—THE TWO RIDDLES. XXIX. BLOOMERS AND WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTIONS. XXX. MANY MATTERS. XXXI. THE MOTHER CHURCH. XXXII. POLITICS AND PRINTERS. XXXIII. SUMNER, BURLINGAME AND CASSIUS M. CLAY. XXXIV. FINANCE AND DESERTION. XXXV. MY HERMITAGE. XXXVI. THE MINNESOTA DICTATOR. XXXVII. ANOTHER VISITER. XXXVIII. BORDER RUFFIANISM. XXXIX. SPEAK IN PUBLIC. XL. A FAMOUS VICTORY. XLI. STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS. XLII. RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES. XLIII. FRONTIER LIFE. XLIV. PRINTERS. XLV. THE REBELLION. XLVI. PLATFORMS. XLVII. OUT INTO THE WORLD AND HOME AGAIN. XLVIII. THE ARISTOCRACY OF THE WEST. XLIX. THE INDIAN MASSACRE OF '62. L. A MISSIVE AND A MISSION. LI. NO USE FOR ME AMONG THE WOUNDED. LII. FIND WORK. LIII. HOSPITAL GANGRENE. LIV. GET PERMISSION TO WORK. LV. FIND A NAME. LVI. DROP MY ALIAS. LVII. HOSPITAL DRESS. LVIII. SPECIAL WORK. LIX. HEROIC AND ANTI-HEROIC TREATMENT. LX. COST OF ORDER. LXI. LEARN TO CONTROL PYAEMIA. LXII. FIRST CASE OF GROWING A NEW BONE. LXIII. A HEROIC MOTHER. LXIV. TWO KINDS OF APPRECIATION. LXV. LIFE AND DEATH. LXVI. MEET MISS DIX AND GO TO FREDERICKSBURG. LXVII. THE OLD THEATER. LXVIII. AM PLACED IN AUTHORITY. LXIX. VISITORS. LXX. WOUNDED OFFICERS. LXXI. "NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP" LXXII. MORE VICTIMS AND A CHANGE OF BASE. LXXIII. PRAYERS ENOUGH AND TO SPARE. LXXIV. GET OUT OF THE OLD THEATER. LXXV. TAKE BOAT AND SEE A SOCIAL PARTY. LXXVI. TAKE FINAL LEAVE OF FREDERICKSBURG. LXXVII. TRY TO GET UP A SOCIETY AND GET SICK. LXXVIII. AN EFFICIENT NURSE. LXXIX. TWO FREDERICKSBURG PATIENTS. LXXX. AM ENLIGHTENED. CONCLUSION. HALF A CENTURY
CHAPTER I
I FIND LIFE
CHAPTER II
PROGRESS IN CALVINISM—HUNT GHOSTS—SEE LA FAYETTE.—AGE, 6–9
CHAPTER III
FATHER'S DEATH.—AGE, 6–12
CHAPTER IV
GO TO BOARDING-SCHOOL.—AGE, 12
CHAPTER V
LOSE MY BROTHER.—AGE, 12–15
CHAPTER VI
JOIN CHURCH AND MAKE NEW ENDEAVORS TO KEEP SABBATH.—AGE, 15
CHAPTER VII
THE DELIVERER OF THE DARK NIGHT.—AGE, 19–21
CHAPTER VIII
FITTING MYSELF INTO MY SPHERE.—AGE, 22, 23
CHAPTER IX
HABITATIONS OF HORRID CRUELTY.—AGE, 23, 24
CHAPTER X
KENTUCKY CONTEMPT FOR LABOR.—AGE, 23, 24
CHAPTER XI
CHAPTER XII
THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH.—AGE, 24, 25
CHAPTER XIII
"LABOR—SERVICE OR ACT."—AGE, 25
CHAPTER XIV
SWISSVALE.—AGE, 26, 27
CHAPTER XV
WILLOWS BY THE WATER-COURSES.—AGE, 27
CHAPTER XVI
THE WATERS GROW DEEP.—AGE, 29
CHAPTER XVII
MY NAME APPEARS IN PRINT.—AGE, 29
CHAPTER XVIII
MEXICAN WAR.—AGE, 30–32
CHAPTER XIX
TRAINING SCHOOL
CHAPTER XX
RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN
CHAPTER XI
THE PITTSBURG SATURDAY VISITER
CHAPTER XXII
RECEPTION OF THE VISITER
CHAPTER XXIII
MY CROOKED TELESCOPE
CHAPTER XXIV
MINT, CUMMIN AND ANNIS
CHAPTER XXV
FREE SOIL PARTY
CHAPTER XXVI
VISIT WASHINGTON.—AGE, 35
CHAPTER XXVII
DANIEL WEBSTER
CHAPTER XXVIII
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
CHAPTER XXIX
BLOOMERS AND WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTIONS
CHAPTER XXX
MANY MATTERS
CHAPTER XXXI
THE MOTHER CHURCH
CHAPTER XXXII
POLITICS AND PRINTERS
CHAPTER XXXIII
SUMNER, BURLINGAME AND CASSIUS M. CLAY
CHAPTER XXXIV
FINANCE AND DESERTION
CHAPTER XXXV
MY HERMITAGE
CHAPTER XXXVI
THE MINNESOTA DICTATOR
CHAPTER XXXVII
ANOTHER VISITER
CHAPTER XXXVIII
BORDER RUFFIANISM
CHAPTER XXXIX
SPEAK IN PUBLIC
CHAPTER XL
A FAMOUS VICTORY
CHAPTER XLI
STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS
CHAPTER XLII
RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES
CHAPTER XLIII
FRONTIER LIFE
CHAPTER XLIV
PRINTERS
CHAPTER XLV
THE REBELLION
CHAPTER XLVI
PLATFORMS
CHAPTER XLVII
OUT INTO THE WORLD AND HOME AGAIN
CHAPTER XLVIII
THE ARISTOCRACY OF THE WEST
CHAPTER XLIX
THE INDIAN MASSACRE OF '62
CHAPTER L
A MISSIVE AND A MISSION
CHAPTER LI
NO USE FOR ME AMONG THE WOUNDED
CHAPTER LII
FIND WORK
CHAPTER LIII
HOSPITAL GANGRENE
CHAPTER LIV
GET PERMISSION TO WORK
CHAPTER LV
FIND A NAME
CHAPTER LVI
DROP MY ALIAS
CHAPTER LVII
HOSPITAL DRESS
CHAPTER LVIII
SPECIAL WORK
CHAPTER LIX
HEROIC AND ANTI-HEROIC TREATMENT
CHAPTER LX
COST OF ORDER
CHAPTER LXI
LEARN TO CONTROL PIEMIA
CHAPTER LXII
FIRST CASE OF GROWING A NEW BONE
CHAPTER LXIII
A HEROIC MOTHER
CHAPTER LXIV
TWO KINDS OF APPRECIATION
CHAPTER LXV
LIFE AND DEATH
CHAPTER LXVI
MEET MISS DIX AND GO TO FREDERICKSBURG
CHAPTER LXVII
THE OLD THEATER
CHAPTER LXVIII
AM PLACED IN AUTHORITY
CHAPTER LXIX
VISITERS
CHAPTER LXX
WOUNDED OFFICERS
CHAPTER LXXI
"NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP."
CHAPTER LXXII
MORE VICTIMS AND A CHANGE OF BASE
CHAPTER LXXIII
PRAYERS ENOUGH AND TO SPARE
CHAPTER LXXIV
GET OUT OF THE OLD THEATER
CHAPTER LXXV
TAKE BOAT AND SEE A SOCIAL PARTY
CHAPTER LXXVI
TAKE FINAL LEAVE OF FREDERICKSBURG
CHAPTER LXXVII
TRY TO GET UP A SOCIETY AND GET SICK
CHAPTER LXXVIII
AN EFFICIENT NURSE
CHAPTER LXXIX
TWO FREDERICKSBURG PATIENTS
CHAPTER LXXX
AM ENLIGHTENED
CONCLUSION
