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[Footnote 40: See the very impressive account of Dicken's characterization of
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[Footnote 43: A. Bronson Alcott, His Life and Philosophy. By F. B.
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[Footnote 44: Horace Bushnell, Preacher and Theologian. By Theodore F.
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[Footnote 47: Sonny. By Ruth McEnery Stuart. The Century Co., New
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[Footnote 48: The Story of My Life. Works, vol. 8 new edition.
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[Footnote 49: The Story of My Life. Translated by M. J. Safford. D.
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[Footnote 50: Gesammelte Werke. Vierter Band. Wilhelm Hertz, Berlin, 1897.]
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