Joel Chandler Harris' life of Henry W. Grady including his writings and speeches
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Joel Chandler Harris' life of Henry W. Grady including his writings and speeches
Grady, Henry Woodfin, 1850-1889
The Lesson of Mr. Grady’s Life—_From the 458
“Philadelphia Times,”_
His Loss a General Calamity—_From the 459
“St. Louis Globe-Democrat,”_
Saddest of Sequels—_From the 461
“Manchester, N.H., Union,”_
A Life of Promise—_From the “Chicago 462
Inter-Ocean,”_
Electrified the Whole Country—_From the 464
“Pittsburg Dispatch,”_
A Large Brain and a Large Heart—_From 465
the “Elmira, N.Y., Advertiser,”_
The Model Citizen—_From the “Boston 467
Globe,”_
A Loyal Unionist—_From the “Chicago 468
Times,”_
His Work was Not in Vain—_From the 468
“Cleveland, O., Plaindealer,”_
The Best Representative of the New 469
South—_From the “Albany, N.Y.,
Journal,”_
A Lamentable Loss to the Country—_From 470
the “Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,”_
A Sad Loss—_From the “Buffalo, N.Y., 471
Express,”_
Words of Virgin Gold—_From the “Oswego, 473
N.Y., Palladium,”_
Sad News—_From the “Boston Advertiser,”_ 475
A Leader of Leaders—_From the 477
“Philadelphia Times,”_
A Forceful Advocate—_From the 479
“Springfield, Mass., Republican,”_
His Great Work—_From the “Boston Post,”_ 480
New England’s Sorrow—_From the “Boston 482
Herald,”_
A Noble Life Ended—_From the 484
“Philadelphia Telegraph,”_
A Typical Southerner—_From the “Chicago 486
Tribune,”_
His Name a Household Possession—_From 487
the “Independence, Mo., Sentinel,”_
Editor, Orator, Statesman, Patriot—_From 488
the “Kansas City Globe,”_
A Southern Bereavement—_From the 490
“Cincinnati Times-Star,”_
A Man Who will be Missed, 491
At the Beginning of a Great Career—_From 493
the “Pittsburg Post,”_
The Peace-Makers—_From the “New York 494
Churchman,”_
One of the Brightest—_From the “Seattle 495
Press,”_
The South’s Noble Son—_From the 496
“Rockland, Me., Opinion,”_
Brilliant and Gifted—_Dr. H. M. Field in 497
“New York Evangelist,”_
The Death of Henry W. Grady—_John Boyle 499
O’Reilly in the “Boston Pilot,”_
TRIBUTES OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
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