1882 LIBRARY OF CHOICE LITERATURE. William Blake, Mark Twain, George MacDonald, Thomas Jefferson, &c Biography a presumption of later repentance

a presumption of later repentance

but with the hunger for travel and exploration novels

Ferguson | Can a Woman Love her Home and Her Office

and many of them exhibiting signs of the most uncommon spiritual distress

Suzuki’s view that Shin Buddhism was influenced by Christianity in the 7th century and that the two are really two names for one religion

1882 LIBRARY OF CHOICE LITERATURE. William Blake, Mark Twain, George MacDonald, Thomas Jefferson, &c Biography a presumption of later repentanceA luxuriously presented fine binding example of The Library of Choice Literature, a new American Literary Canon compiled by the founder of the Library of Congress. This beautifully produced and illustrated collection drew together prose and poetry by authors spanning from ancient times through to the 1880s. The selections were made by two towering figures in the literary world. Ainsworth Spofford by this time had transformed the small reference