1890 HORACE GREELEY BIO. Extensive on Slavery, Abolition, Civil War, Underground Railroad, &c. Bible but I am at ease

but I am at ease in my mind now that I have resolved never again to join with men so "wise & prudent

Let us reflect upon ourselves

So Calvin's Expositions were Englysh'd [as they styled it]

as the first event of consequence she remembered after moving to Syracuse

1890 HORACE GREELEY BIO. Extensive on Slavery, Abolition, Civil War, Underground Railroad, &c. Bible but I am at easeA very handsomely preserved, probably unread, example of Ingersoll's classic biography of one of the most influential social activists of the 19th century. Horace Greeley [1811 1872], chiefly through his self created vehicle, The New York Tribune, endlessly advocated what might be described, a bit anachronistically, as Christian Socialist policies. He did, in fact, actually hire Karl Marx as a European correspondent. His news, read through a