Embattled Editor: The Life of Samuel Bowles

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University Press of America, 1986 - Editors - 156 pages
The first biography of the noted Springfield Republican editor since 1885. Co-published with the Institute for Massachusetts Studies.

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Contents

THE EARLY YEARS
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V
62
VI
80
Copyright

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Adams Alexander American Amherst Amherst College Anna Dickinson April Armory Ashmun asked biography Blaine Boston Bowles and Company Bowles believed Bowles looked Bowles Papers Bowles to Dawes Bowles wrote Brown Bryan Charles Allen Chester Chapin Colfax College Congressman court David Dudley Field Dawes Papers December December 24 Democrats election Emily Dickinson father February February 26 Field to Bowles Fisk Frisch Governor Greeley Hayes Henry Hooker House Ibid Institute for Massachusetts January John Journal Know-Nothing later letter Leyda Library of Congress lican Lincoln loved Maria Whitney Mary Bowles Massachusetts Studies ment Merriam Murat Halstead nation never nomination October Olmstead Phelps political president railroad readers Republi Republican Party Samuel Bowles Schuyler Colfax Senate senior Bowles slave slavery southern Springfield Republican suffered thought told took town trip Union vote Washington Western Massachusetts Whigs Whitelaw Reid wife William women York Tribune

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About the author (1986)

Stephen G. Weisner is Associate Professor of Social Science at Springfield Technical College in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Bibliographic information

TitleEmbattled Editor: The Life of Samuel Bowles
AuthorStephen G. Weisner
ContributorWestfield State College. Institute for Massachusetts Studies
PublisherUniversity Press of America, 1986
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized27 Feb 2008
ISBN0819156035, 9780819156037
Length156 pages
  
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