igh pedestal,
where the world can see it, Massachusetts shall proclaim in enduring
marble her penitence and ask a late forgiveness of the twenty innocent
men and women whom she so terribly wronged. And as all around, and even
the mariner far out at sea, shall behold the gleaming shaft, standing
where stood the rude gallows of two centuries ago, they shall say with
softening eyes and glowing cheeks: "It is never too late to right a
great wrong; and Massachusetts now makes all the expiation that is
possible to those whom her deluded forefathers dishonored and persecuted
and slew!"

_By the Author of Dulcibel_

PEMBERTON;

OR,

ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO

"A well-told romance of old Philadelphia and its vicinity. The
incidents of the story are interwoven with the struggle for
independence. The book is intensely American in character and
sentiment, and healthful in its stimulation of patriotism."--_New
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=The Bishop of Cottontown=

A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills

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=A SUMMER HYMNAL=

A Romance of Tennessee

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=Songs and Stories from Tennessee=

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have found so many admirers. 12mo. 358 pages. Illustrated. Cloth
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