The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-08
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Theodore s. Fay, Author OF 4NormHh
Leslie, the Countess Ida, exc.
John H. Mancur, Author IF Henri QnRas
or The Days Of the League, etc.
Cornelius Mathews, Author of The Poll
ucans, The Morely Book, Putier Hopkins
etc.
Rev. Walter Cotton, Author If Consiah-
tinople and Athens, Ship and Shore, etc.
Alfred B. Street, Author Of Nature, The
Burning Of Schenectady, etc.
George Hill, Author Of the Ruins ii
| Athens Tilana's Banquet, etc.
Albert Pike, Author f Hymns 10 The
Gods. Sketches aud Poems, etc.
! Hon. Robert Il. Conrad, Author Of Az
mere, etc.
Edgar A. Poe, author Of Tales Of the
Grotesque and the Arabesqle, exc.
William Gilmore Simms, author oil Gay
| Rivers, &c
Epes Sargent, author Of Velasco, etc
| Park Benjamin, author of Sonnets and
| Lyrical Poems.
Rufus w. Griswold, author Of The Poets
and Poetry Of America, etc.
H. Hastings Weld, author of Corrected
Proofs, etc.
Joseph c. Neal, author of Charcoal
Sketches, ETC.
joseph r. Chandler, Editor us. Gazette
Robert Morris, Editor ot the Inquirer.
William Pitt Palmer
George Lunt, author o: The Grave Ok
Byron, etc.
Rev. Louis L Noble.
George H. Cotton, author OF IecumsedI
etc
Reyne! Coates, M. D.
Waller Landor, author oil STANLEY, exc.
Miss C. Nj. Sedgwick, author Ct Hope
Leslie, Redwood, etc.
Mrs. Emma c. Embury. author oil Con-
stance Lalimer, The Blind Girl, Guido, and
other Poems, etc.
Mrs. Frances Sargent Osgood, author ola
Wreath Of Wild Flowers from New Eng
land, elc.
Mrs. Seba Smith, author Of The Siuiess
Child, The Western Captive, or The Times
IF TecUmseh, Essays, Critical and Mis-
cellaneous, etc.
Mrs. May Clavers, author Of a New
Home Who'll Follow? Forest Life, etc.
Mrs. LYDIA Fl. .Slgourney, author Of lin
ndorf and other Poems, Letters 10 MuIT-
ers, etc.
Mrs Ann S. Stephens, author of Mars
Derwent etc.
Fanny Forester, author Of Trippings in
Another Land, etc.
Mrs. E. f. Ellei, author Of Characleris-
tics Of SCHILLER, Rambles in The Country.
etc.
Mrs. Maria Brooks, author of ZophieI or
the Bride of Seven, etc.
Mrs. lydia Jane Person, author Of Po-
ems and Essays, etc.
Mrs. Amelia b. Welby, author Of Poems
by Amelia, etc.
Mrs. A. NJ. f. Aunan, author Of Tales
and Sketches.
F. E. F., anhor # The Marriage Of Con
venlence.
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popular writers, many anonymous conlrbu-
Tors cf distinguished merit furnish articles
for nearly every number, and in each will
he found an aoe letter upon the literature of
Europe, from our able correspondent F. J.
Grund, Esq.
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