| My upbringing was in a strict Protestant
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| | believed it was written by God, using me
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| family. With a father like Lyman Beecher,
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| | as an instrument.As a published author, I
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| who was considered one of the leading
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| | was afforded the opportunity to travel to
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| religious orators of the times, I had no
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| | England and the Continent. I made several
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| recourse but to be bestowed the heritage
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| | sojourns there and delighted in the
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| of religious ethics. Our entire family
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| | hospitality. I had never been in robust
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| was imbued with holy rights and unholy
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| | health and the sea voyage always rallied
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| wrongs. Father was most adamant about his
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| | me. Perhaps it was the sea air, or
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| views. He was strongly pro Calvinism, and
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| | perhaps it was the time away from the
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| believed firmly in equality of all
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| | continual demands of my life.My son
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| men.Another ethic I embraced at an early
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| | Charles claimed that President Lincoln
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| age was work. No one ever put in longer
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| | looked down at me with his coal nugget
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| hours helping around the house, studying,
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| | eyes and said, "so this is the lady who
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| | started the great war!". I don't recall
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| writing and teaching than I. My sister
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| | the incident,but Charles was with me the
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| Catherine relied on me to assist her at
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| | day I met Mr. Lincoln. If it was said, it
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| the school for girls, which she
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| | is a terrible accusation to put on
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| founded.When I married Professor Calvin
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| | anyone. True, my book, "Uncle Tom's
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| Stowe, the widower of one of my dearest
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| | Cabin", did stir up the hornet's nest,
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| friends, I had already seen several of my
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| | but the seeds of unrest were planted and
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| short stories published in magazines. For
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| | a divided nation had been the harvest
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| me, writing was a compulsion. It was not
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| | before it had been written.I never felt
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| unusual for a friend or relative to
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| | that I had a hand in bring about the
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| receive 10 or 20 page letters from me. I
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| | Civil War. The only contribution I might
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| poured out my feelings with intensity.My
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| | have made was in my letters to some of
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| brother, Henry Ward, who as my father
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| | the noted women of England, enlisting
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| also became a renowned minister, was
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| | their help to being about Britain's
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| bombarded with my epistles of soul
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| | support of the government of President
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| rendering prose. Within me screamed the
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| | Lincoln. I was not anti the South. I
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| Muse who could not be stilled. I wrote
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| | thought the people were kind and genteel
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| until my hand ached, my mind wearied, and
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| | and that the practice of slavery occurred
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| my thoughts finally stilled by pure
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| | only because it had been part of their
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| exhaustion.I was deeply disturbed by the
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| | heritage.To be politically minded was
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| slavery issue. My father convinced me at
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| | never my first cause. My religious values
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| an early age that all men are created
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| | were paramount in all of my novels. It
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| equal. This conviction led to his
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| | was my belief that God is all love, and
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| ultimate ouster from the Church he loved
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| | thus, all are loved by God. That we
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| so dearly. The prevailing attitude in
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| | should treat each other with humanity,
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| many of the Protestant churches was that
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| | justice, and love was my foremost
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| there were classes of society and each
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| | philosophy.On the occasion of my seventy
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| should act accordingly.This attitude was
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| | first birthday in 1882, at a party in my
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| unthinkable to me. In my later years I
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| | honor, I reticently gave a speech where I
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| realized that people are classed by their
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| | stated my feelings about life with the
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| own attitudes, perhaps brought on by the
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| | comment, "Let us never doubt. Everything
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| prevailing mode of society, but no one
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| | that ought to happen is going to happen".
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| should ever be enslaved by another. Race,
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| | And so it did in my life, so it does in
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| creed, economics, or academic quality
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| | yours.If I were to live in these times, I
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| should not be used to denigrate any of
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| | would entreat you to be mindful of the
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| God's creation. I firmly believed that
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| | good in your neighbor so that your
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| education was the primary means of ending
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| | neighbor will find the good in you.Mary
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| this injustice.My joy in life was always
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| | Bradley McCauley is a writer in no
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| my family. My children were my first
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| | particular genre. Her articles, short
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| priority, and the loss of two sons
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| | stories, essays, poems, travel bits, and
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| devastated me. Each time I buried myself
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| | 'thinking about' series have been
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| in my work and wrote with unceasing
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| | published and well received.Her
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| vigor. In my writing I could lose myself
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| | metaphysical novel, "The House of Annon"
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| and ease the pain.Many of the stories I
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| | has been one of her writing
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| wrote had been serialized in magazines
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| | highlights.After the nomadic life of the
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| before they were published in books. I
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| | military with it's countless moves, and a
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| had become known as a writer of essays
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| | career in travel taking her to the Bering
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| and articles prior to Uncle Tom's Cabin,
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| | Sea in Alaska, the Opera House in Sydney,
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| which by the way I wrote and sent
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| | most of the major islands in the
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| chapters weekly to the National Era
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| | Caribbean as well as several trips to
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| magazine. I had planned to complete the
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| | Europe, Ms. McCauley recently moved from
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| story in six months, but it grew and grew
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| | Florida to Franklin TN.A former Army
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| and was finished in a year. I never
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| | Brat, Army Wife and Group Tour Travel
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| expected it to make such an impact. That
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| | Advisor, she claims her first love is
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| it was ultimately printed in forty
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| | being with her grandchildren and second
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| languages overwhelms me. I frequently
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| | is communicating in any way, shape or
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| stated that I could not control the
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| | form.
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| story, it wrote itself. In my heart I
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