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    H'AREIOT K. HUNT. 375

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    X/^—HARRIOT K. HUNT, . •

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    America I have been with deep the ly lov...

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    for he is therefore strong , not that lie niay tyrannise over the weak ,: but bear their burdens for them . " _* How great a contrast is there

    _between the spirit of Christianity and the course of conduct too frebut quentl Believing behold y pursued oppression , as we in do this . ; that for our ri a g country hteousness selfish ! disregard _" , He but b looke ehold of the d for a cry interests jud . "f gment of ,

    women and a cruel indifference to their sufferings is the great nawith meet tional the with sin expression their of Eng punishment land of , an and earnest sooner that hope all or later nation that , we I al conclude may sins , repent if these unrepented in pages time ,

    , be and found that b in efore accordance many year with s , are the past precep our ts practice of the reli in this gion respect , we profess may

    to obey .

    J . B .

    H'Areiot K. Hunt. 375

    H ' AREIOT K . HUNT . 375

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    X _/^—HARRIOT K . _HUNT , . A SANITAEY _RETOIRMEIl . _-OSSS _ill _mJ -

    America I Have Been With Deep The Ly Lov...

    America I have been with deep the ly love interested of the unknown and touched author by a inscribed book sent upon to nie its from first

    • page woman . This who , has book created contain for s the herself autobiograp a useful hy and of a respectable noble - hearted '

    professional descritive position of her as a sanitary with ph some ysician hesitation in * Boston yet : I know use these not how words to ,

    choose p better . Harriot powers Hunt , is not a regularly , educated and accredited success physician appear like to lie Dr in . a Elizabeth loving insi Blackwell ght into and ; the enforcement her lives facult of y those and of who her

    consult herand a clear-headed recognition _Sanx-. regular tary Law profession . , Not only but is the the whole subject book * of the is intensel memoir y marked outside of by any the

    nationality of New ; England . It is American in word and thought and deed to an unparalleled degree * and must be regarded as the

    , product such I offer of another it to our nation readers , akin in , yet a much how different abridged to form our ; own making . As

    Miss Hunt as far as possible tell her own tale . B . E ,. P .

    Habbiot Kesia Hunt was born in November , 1805 and was the eldest child of Joab and Kesia Hunt of Boston . In spite of their

    Church quaint . Puritan Mr . Hunt names was , her in parents tlie business were members of eastern of navi the gation Episcopal ; his of

    men brother and was the a sea sea . -captain Speaking , and of the her hoine own birth associations , Harriot to were Hunt ak of thus

    seabirth describes . The her olde earl r y portion home in of Boston the inhabitants . " I come of now the North spe End can my

    * " Minister ' s "Wooing . " t Isaiah , v ., 7 _#

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1860, page 375, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021860/page/15/