Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 64
he past months Estelle had been taking thelead in the thought of the Burgess household.She was the first member of the family to realize FOR COUNTRY AND FOR LIBERTY 27 the significance of the war—how every one musthelp voluntarily to bring about that national effi-ciency which must rival the… … MUNICIPAL BUILDING AT TRENTON, NEW JERSEY, BEARING THE UNITED STATESFOOD ADMINISTRATIONS SIGN Burgess shared in the prevailing opinion. ButEstelle had become a fiery little warrior at thestart. Her heart had bled for Belgium and France,and in her soul had grown a great abhorrence forthe military…
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