Identifier: newenglandmagaziv37bost (find matches)
Title: The New England magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: Boston : (New England Magazine Co.)
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st, saying, What in hell is thematter with you, Dana, that nothing satisfies you;that you keep up an everlasting growl abouteverybody, everything? Dana waited till I was through, and thentook me by the lapel of the coat: See here,Walt, have you spent all these years in the worldand not known, not learned (as I have), what asorry, mean lot mankind is, anyhow? As to religion, he gave all prefect liberty in mat-ters of faith, but was always a steadfast friend oftrue religion; had no hope of immortality; said,The belief is all based on mans egotism andthat hope which springs eternal in the humanbreast. At home, Dana was devoted to the best in art,literature, music, collected rare specimens of por-celain; and around his island home be created afairyland of trees and flowers. After a long lifeof perfect health, the end came suddenly. He was a very great editor, if not the greatestthe country had produced. His work was done,and there was but one Dana and one Sun.(Harper and Brothers, $3.00.)
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His Excellency James H. Higgins, Governor of Rhode Island - New England Magazine Vol. XXXVII OCTOBER, 1907 Number 2 WHATS THE MATTER WITHNEW ENGLAND? IV JRHODE ISLAND, THE STATE ON THE UP-GRADE : THE HOMEOF THE HIGH-GRADE IMMIGRANT, OF MIGHTY MANU-FACTORIES, OF PECULIAR POLITICS, AND ANEARNEST DESIRE FOR BETTER CONDITIONS By FRANK PUTNAM

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