81. 33776. Larcom, Lucy. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996 ATTRIBUTION Lucy Larcom (1824–1893), US poet and teacher. A NewEngland Girlhood, ch. 8 (1889). Larcom became a mill worker at http://www.bartleby.com/66/76/33776.html

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82. 33789. Larcom, Lucy. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996 ATTRIBUTION Lucy Larcom (1824–1893), US poet and teacher. A New EnglandGirlhood, ch. 11 (1889). The Columbia World of Quotations. http://www.bartleby.com/66/89/33789.html

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83. Best Practice Guidelines For The Use Of Copy Holdings Information When a record is created for an electronic resource Larcom, Lucy, 18241893At the beautiful gate and other songs of faith / Lucy Larcom ; . http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jaheim/access/Elechld.htm

University of Michigan University Library Cataloging Policy Council Draft Policy Document 2/99 Best Practice Guidelines for the Use of Copy Holdings Information for Electronic Resources in MCAT Records with 856 Fields In respsonse to recommendations of the Access to Electronic Resources Task Group and to requests from the Assistant Directors, the Access to Electronic Resources Working Group has developed two extracts derived from the MCAT database that permit the public web display of electronic resources as a whole and a second display of electronic journals and newspapers, alone. The extraction process identifies suitable candidates for these displays by looking for the location of "elec" in the copy holdings information. To ensure that the extracts accurately represent the Library's electronic holdings, therefore, cataloging units need to consistently use the"elec" location when describing electronic resources, electronic supplements to other materials, etc. This document, and its accompanying document, Best Practice Guidelines for the Use of the 856 Field in MCAT Records

84. Ypg2.html Sarah Louisa Forten ( Ada ) (1814 1883) Julia Ward Howe (1819 - 1910) Alice Cary(1820 - 1871) Phoebe Cary (1824 - 1871) Lucy Larcom (1824 - 1893) Adeline DT http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jeson/ypg2.html

I n her essay, "From Cult to Profession, Domestic Women in Search of Equality," Cheryl Robertson highlights what women in 1840 (just before DeLamarter was born) were most likely to want for themselves and what others expected of them by quoting a 19th century author, Sarah Lewis: "The chief object of their [women's] education is not so much to fit them to adorn society, as to vivify and enlighten a home. What a paradise even this world might become, if one half of the amount of effort expended in vain attempts to excite the admiration of strangers, were reversed to vary the amusements and adorn the sacred precincts of the home! . . . There are, morally speaking, no small duties. Nothing that influences human virtue and happiness can be really trifling, and what more influences them than the despised, because limited, duties assigned to women? . . . It is true, her reward (her task being done) is not of this world." These were probably the ideals that Mary B. DeLamarter was raised to accept - yet they were also the beliefs that women of her era began to reject. Though it is impossible to pinpoint DeLamarter's own beliefs, her life and her writings seem to place her somewhat in between those two extremes. DeLamarter was a wife, a mother, and a Christian, but she was also a literary lady - which seems to have occupied much of her passions and time. While it is somewhat easy to imagine the role of housewife, mother, and in extreme cases, servant of the house, it is more difficult to imagine the life of a fully committed poet of the late 1800's. Some of these women, women who most likely influenced DeLamarter and her poetry are:

85. Lucy Larcom Lucy Larcom 1824 1893. Lucy Larcom accomplished many things. She was a poetand book writer. She wrote a book in memory of her older sister who died. http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/wr/morris/wax01/tsld009.htm

Lucy Larcom 1824 - 1893 Lucy Larcom accomplished many things. She was a poet and book writer. She wrote a book in memory of her older sister who died. She also wrote a book of hymns. This what Lucy did for history. Presentation created by Jessica Previous slide Next slide Back to first slide View graphic version

86. Winfield Scott1786 - 1866 Maria Mitchell 18181889. Thomas Paine 1737-1809. Lucy Larcom 1824 - 1893. ElizabethCady Stanton 1818-1893. Elizabeth Blackwell 1821-1910. Zebulon Pike 1779-1813. http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/wr/morris/wax01/

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87. FOR SALE: WOMEN, CHILDREN & SOCIETY: 11-2000 More Women. Marchalonis, Shirley. THE WORLDS OF Lucy Larcom. 1824 1893. Published byUniversity of Georgia Press 1989, ISBN 0-8203-1113-8, 326 pages. . http://legalminds.lp.findlaw.com/list/newlawbooks-l/msg01315.html

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88. Albion Design - Pen & Ink Nostalgic Prints - Hand-signed By Artist Maggie LaNoue life does the rest! Heaven and earth help him who plants a tree, And his workits own reward shall be. Plant a Tree by Lucy Larcom (1824? 1893). http://www.albionmich.com/trees.html

Nature A print series by Maggie LaNoue He who plants a tree Plants a hope.... Canst thou prophesy, thou little tree, What glory of thy boughs shall be? ...He who plants a tree, He plants peace. Under its green curtains jargons cease... He who plants a tree, He plants love, Tents of coolness spreading out above Wayfarers he may not live to see. Gifts that grow are best; Hands that bless are blest; Plant! life does the rest! Heaven and earth help him who plants a tree, And his work its own reward shall be. Plant a Tree by Lucy Larcom (1824? - 1893) Trees - print #21 Index and ordering information: click here Each print is: 9" x 12" Hand-signed by artist Maggie LaNoue Ready for matting and framing Quality guaranteed Return to the Albion, Michigan Home Page Return to the Albion Design home page Last updated 10/22/95 / Maggie LaNoue / maggie@albionmich.com

89. Peace Building & Grounds creep, Balm of slumber deep. Never hast thou dreamed, thou blessedtree, Of the benediction thou shalt be. Lucy Larcom 1824 1893. http://members.christhost.com/peacepreschurch/bldggrnds8.htm

Peace Presbyterian Church 3060 River Road Eugene, OR 97404-1746 email Home Page Session Deacons ... webweaver Site updated: December 16, 2002 Work Party Wednesday's at 4:00 p.m. (Of course we would be happy to have your help any day of the week or at any time!) BE PATRIOTIC! WORK FOR PEACE! Trees of Peace He who plants a tree, He plants peace. Under its green curtains jargons cease. Leaf and zephyr murmur soothingly; Shadows soft with sleep Down tired eyelids creep, Balm of slumber deep. Never hast thou dreamed, thou blessed tree, Of the benediction thou shalt be. Lucy Larcom Sadly, our Myrtlewood tree failed to survive the February 6, 2002 windstorm. Home Page

90. Biblioteca Virtual Larcom, Lucy (1824 + 1893). The New England Girlhood ; outlined from memory(Beverly, MA) (.zip 148.52 Kb). Latimer, Hugh (1485? + 1555). http://www.bibvirt.futuro.usp.br/gutenberg/l.html

Obras por autor - L La Motte-Fouqué, Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Freiherr de (1777 + 1843) Aslauga's Knight (.zip - 35 Kb) Sintram And His Companions (.zip - 91 Kb) The Two Captains (.zip - 42 Kb) Undine (.zip - 77 Kb) ... Undine (.zip - 70 Kb) Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne comtesse de (1634 +1693) The Princess De Montpensier (.zip - 26 Kb) The Princess of Cleves (.zip - 129 Kb) Lamb, Charles (1775 + 1834) Tales From Shakespeare (.zip - 212.83 Kb) Tales Of Shakespeare (.zip - 212.85 Kb) Tales Of Shakespeare (.zip - 228 Kb) Lamothe-Langon, Etienne Leon, baron de (1786 + 1864) ... Memoirs Of The Comtesse Du Barry; with intimate details of her entire career as favorite of Louis XV (.zip - 351.66 Kb) Landers, J. King Memba's Point (.zip - 112.79 Kb) Lang, Andrew (1844 + 1912), Translator Aucassin And Nicolete (.zip - 33.9 Kb) Lang, Andrew (1844 + 1912) Adventures Among Books (.zip - 180.04 Kb)

91. EBooks (e-Books, EBook): Digital Book Index: Search By Author Larcom, Lucy, A New England Girlhood, Outlined from Memory, 1889, TxtG,n/c, GutenbergUS. Larcom, Lucy, An idyl of work, Graphic Html, n/c, MOA-UMich. http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_search/search002a.asp?AUTHOR=Larcom, Lucy

92. Timothy Grundy, PhiN 18/2001: 18­32. Thomas 1991 39; Gunn 1987 103). 4 Jay is referring to Baker (198443). 5 Lucy Larcom (1824–1893) wrote her Reminiscences in 1889. http://www.fu-berlin.de/phin/phin18/p18t2.htm

PhiN 18/2001 Timothy Grundy (Basel) The Paradise of Slaves and the Tartarus of Maids: Capitalism, Emancipation, and the Question of Ideology in Gregory S. Jay's "American Literature and the New Historicism. The Example of Frederick Douglass" Summary The promise the new historicism makes is to see works of art not as statements to reinforce a dominant ideology, but rather as sites from which this ideology is being challenged and questioned. At its heart is a new understanding of the relation between the aesthetic and the ideological, yet the conception of the intricate and complex ways in which the two may interact is not free from its own confusions and ideological dead ends.The question that remains, then, and which will be the focus of the following essay, is how does one know if one is bringing ideology into fruitful relation with the aesthetic and not merely furnishing an excuse for confusing or conflating them? My example here will be Gregory Jay's reading of Frederick Douglass' Narrative of an American Slave, specifically his use of the relation between Douglass' text and New England Transcendentalism on the one hand, and his critique of other readings of the

93. 1846AD Matthews Private diary; kept while the author was staying with Mrs. Lucy Jonesat Galveston, Texas; pleasant notes of domestic and social life and longings http://diarysearch.com/bibliography/1846ad.htm

Search the Bibliography of Diaries Back Bibliography Home Browse Next ... Click her for details of the new enlarged edition on CD-ROM AD ADAMS, Lieut. J.J. and DUNBAR, Lieut. H.C. - U.S.Army A299 June 1846 to June 1847 Matthews: Military journal; Mexican War; descriptions of people and country; siege and surrender of Vera Cruz. Combination of two diaries with much editorial summarising. Journal of Twelve Months' Campaign of Gen. Shields's Brigade edited by W.W.Bishop. St. Louis, 1847, pp 3-46. BARBOUR, Mrs. Martha Isabella Hopkins (1824-1888) born at Henderson, Kentucky A300 July to October 1846 Matthews: Private diary; kept while the author was staying with Mrs. Lucy Jones at Galveston, Texas; pleasant notes of domestic and social life and longings for her husband's safety during the Mexican War. In Journals of Philip Norbourne Barbour and His Wife edited by R. van B.T. Doubleday. New York, 1936, pp 111-166.

94. Project Gutenberg Titles Micah Balwhidder, by Galt, John, 17791839 Anne of Avonlea, by Montgomery, LM (LucyMaud), 1874-1942 Anne of Green Gables, by Montgomery, LM (Lucy Maud), 1874 http://www.ncsu.edu/it/open_source/pg-titles.html

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95. Www.cren.net/ftp/archives/t-amlit/log9406 Alice Cary 18201871 Maria White Lowell 1821-1853 Phoebe Cary 1824-1871 Lucy Larcom1824-1893 Frances Ellen Watkins Harper 1826-1864 Rose Terry Cooke 1827-1892 http://www.cren.net/ftp/archives/t-amlit/log9406

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