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No. 565

Norwood Press: NORWOOD, MASS., U.S.A.

Believe me still, as I have ever been, The steadfast lover of my fellow-men; My weakness, love of holy liberty; My crime, the wish that all mankind were free: Free, not by blood; redeemed, but not by crime; Each fetter broken, but in God's good time.

WHITTIER.

NOTE.

In this collection the arrangement is strictly chronological. Every article will be found according to its date, without reference to the subject or occasion, thus showing the succession of efforts as they occurred.

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