The Online Archive of Nineteenth-Century U.S. Women's Writings

Edited by Glynis Carr

1997-2001.

• "Slavery's Pleasant Homes" and other writings from The Liberty Bell, including "Charity Bowery," "The Quadroons," and "The Stars and Stripes: A Melo-Drama" (1839-1858).
• Headnote by Kathy Davis.

• "The Angel Over the Right Shoulder" (1852). Designed by Kate Barmak.
• Headnote by Katherine Mary Kennedy

•  "Circumstance" (1863).
• Headnote by Jacob Frechette and Jon C. Adams.
• "These brambles and thorns have torn my dress," a poem in response to Spofford's "Circumstance."  By Jacob Frechette.

• "A White Heron" (1891).  Designed by Courtney Curzi.

• "The Giant Wistaria" from The New England Magazine (1891).
• Headnote by Glynis Carr.
• "The Yellow Wall-Paper" from The New England Magazine (1892).

• "Aunt Lindy: A Story Founded on Real Life" (1893).  Designed by Jennifer L. Ciotta.

• "The Night Express" (1903).
• Headnote by Lisa Molinelli.

• A Biography, by Roseanne Hoefel.
• "Impressions of an Indian Childhood," from The Atlantic Monthly (1900).
• "The School Days of an Indian Girl," from The Atlantic Monthly (1900).
• "Why I Am a Pagan," from The Atlantic Monthly (1902).

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