Heroes of peace.
Series: Old South leaflets.  XXII.  1904
Publisher: [The Directors of the Old South work]
Published: 1904
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Reformers; United States -- Biography
Notes: Cover title.
Various paging.
The t.-p. reads: The Old South leaflets.  Twenty-second series, 1904.
Table of contents: title: [1] Eliot, J.  The day-breaking of the gospel with the Indians. 1647.; title: [2] Mann, H.  Education and prosperity (from his Twelfth annual report as secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, 1848); title: [3] Lyon, M.  Mount Holyoke Female Seminary.  Hitchcock, E.  The character of Mary Lyon.; title: [4] Burritt, E.  A congress of nations (addresses at the international peace congresses at Brussels (1848) Paris (1849) and Frankfort (1850); title: [5] Autobiography of Peter Cooper.  Hewitt, A.S.  Speech at the annual commencement of the Cooper Union, May 31, 1902.; title: [6] Dix, D.L.  Memorial to the legislature of Massachusetts, 1843.; title: [7] Armstrong, S.C.  The founding of the Hampton Institute.  1890.  General Armstrong's first report to the trustees of the Hampton Institute (1870); title: [8] Waring, G.E.  Old Jersey (from "A farmer's vacation")