American Thumb-prints: Mettle of Our Men and Women

Stephens, Kate · 1938

In shorter form “The New England Woman” appeared in _The Atlantic Monthly_, and under other title and form “Up-to-Date Misogyny” and “Plagiarizing Humors of Benjamin Franklin” in _The Bookman_, which periodicals have courteously allowed republication WHOSE RARE KNOWLEDGE OF MEN AND OF LAW WHOSE SENSITIVENESS TO JUSTICE HUMAN KINDLINESS AND FINE DISDAIN FOR SELF-ADVERTISEMENT ARE STILL CHERISHED BY THE NOBLE FOLK AMONG WHOM HE SPENT THE LAST YEARS OF HIS LIFE AT WHOSE INSTANCE IN GREAT MEASURE AND UPON WHOSE ADVICE THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY SKETCHED IN THIS BOOK WAS IN 1878 FOUNDED…

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