1906 FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL. Charming Victorian Boxed Set of Her Poetical Works Slavery They ranged from soft-glove enough

They ranged from soft-glove enough to effectively ensure the continuation of slavery for a century to the more radical and militant views of people like John Brown

In 1788 she married her widowed-husband

Smith was given the boot and set out on his own

but from an important figure of whom few scraps seem to have survived

Justification

1906 FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL. Charming Victorian Boxed Set of Her Poetical Works Slavery They ranged from soft-glove enoughLovely little Victorian presentation of three beautifully preserved works by the hymnist Spurgeon called England's David, a Sweet Singer in Israel. The box on these rarely survived, and this one much better than ordinarily found. Havergal, Frances Ridley. The Ministry of Song. London. James Nisbet & Co. Limited. 1906. 207pp. Havergal, Frances Ridley. Under the Surface. London. James Nisbet & Co. Limited. 1906. 288pp. Havergal, Frances Ridley. Under