Their Child

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Their ChildMR. ROBERT HERRICK, the author of The Gospel of Freedom, The Web of Life, and The...
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Author: Herrick, Robert,1868-1938
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Their Child

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Their Child

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Author: Herrick, Robert,1868-1938
Format: eBook
Language: English

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MR. ROBERT HERRICK, the author of The Gospel of Freedom, The Web of Life, and The Real World, was born in Cambridge, Mass., April 26, 1868. His father was a lawyer, practising in Boston. His people on both sides were of New England stock, the Herricks running back in New England to 1632, and the Emerys, Mannings, Hales, and Peabodys, with whom among others his genealogy is connected, having much the same history. Mr. Herrick was educated at the Cambridge public schools, and at Harvard University, graduating in 1890. His freshman year and part of his sophomore year were spent in travelling in the West Indies, Mexico, California, Alaska, and other regions, in company with his classmate, Philip Stanley Abbot. While in college Mr. Herrick paid special attention to English studies, attending courses of lectures delivered by the late Professor Child, Professor James, and Professor Barrett Wendell, among others. [2]For a year he was one of the editors of the Harvard Advocate, and contributed several stories to that magazine. Later he was editor of the Harvard Monthlythe purely literary magazine of the University,contributing frequently to its pages. One of his fellow-editors was Norman Hapgood, the author of Abraham Lincoln: the Man of the People, and George Washington. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 67115
Author: Herrick, Robert
Release Date: Jan 6, 2022
Format: eBook
Language: English
Publisher: MacMillan Company
Publication Date: 1903
Publisher Country: United States

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Illustrator: Stone, Seymour M., 1877-1957

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