n able topresent to the Chicago Exposition will not be unwelcome in thecountry for which it was collected. My personal feeling andknowledge, to quote once more from my preface to WomansMission, have led me to believe that the past and present work ofEnglish women would have for the American people… … CARVED WOOD PANEL FROM RECORD ROOM. K. E. P. Mosher. United States. historic record of the English-speaking peoples. One languageunites us; one Bible, one literature. The poetry and prose of pastcenturies, and the first achievements of Englishmen in the dimtwilight of scientific discovery, are a…
World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.) · Women artists · Decorative arts
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