01763cam a22003011 4500009590225MiAaHDL20111129000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua800807s1904 mau 000 0 eng 07013458 sdr-ia-loc5870868(OCoLC)6594688(DLC) 07013458DLCPCarlMHDLCpremarcE176.H55Heroes of peace.Boston[The Directors of the Old South work]1904.[192] p.19 cm.Old South leaflets. XXII. 1904The t.-p. reads: The Old South leaflets. Twenty-second series, 1904.Various paging.Cover title.[1] Eliot, J. The day-breaking of the gospel with the Indians. 1647.--[2] Mann, H. Education and prosperity (from his Twelfth annual report as secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, 1848)--[3] Lyon, M. Mount Holyoke Female Seminary. Hitchcock, E. The character of Mary Lyon.--[4] Burritt, E. A congress of nations (addresses at the international peace congresses at Brussels (1848) Paris (1849) and Frankfort (1850)--[5] Autobiography of Peter Cooper. Hewitt, A.S. Speech at the annual commencement of the Cooper Union, May 31, 1902.--[6] Dix, D.L. Memorial to the legislature of Massachusetts, 1843.--[7] Armstrong, S.C. The founding of the Hampton Institute. 1890. General Armstrong's first report to the trustees of the Hampton Institute (1870)--[8] Waring, G.E. Old Jersey (from "A farmer's vacation")Mode of access: Internet.ReformersUnited StatesBiography00959022520050909182522.020111129000000.020120814093814.02013-08-10T17:46:30Z2011-03-16T06:30:49ZSDR-IA-LOCUNKNOWNloader.pl-001-001BKsdr-ia-loc5870868locSDRILOCloc.ark:/13960/t2j67ts27LOC5870868ia.heroesofpeace00bostia.heroesofpeace00bostLOCILOC20130810ialoc.ark:/13960/t2j67ts271904pdbibUS bib date1 < 1931