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Joel Chandler Harris’ Life of Henry W. Grady

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  1. 1Title page
  2. 2In Memoriam
  3. 3Biographical Sketch of Henry W. Grady
  4. 4II
  5. 5III
  6. 6IV
  7. 7V
  8. 8VI
  9. 9VII
  10. 10VIII
  11. 11Memorial of Henry W. Grady
  12. 12The New South
  13. 13The South and Her Problems
  14. 14At the Augusta Exposition
  15. 15Against Centralization
  16. 16The Farmer and the Cities
  17. 17At the Boston Banquet
  18. 18Before the Bay State Club
  19. 19“Small Jane”
  20. 20Dobbs!
  21. 21A Blaze of Honesty
  22. 22The Pathos of Incongruity
  23. 23Five Dollars a Week
  24. 24A Conscientious Debtor
  25. 25A Corner Lot
  26. 26The Atheistic Tide Sweeping Over the Continent
  27. 27On the Ocean Wave
  28. 28How Sea-Sickness Works
  29. 29The Sights of the Sea
  30. 30The Lovers and the Pilot
  31. 31Some Conclusions Not Jumped at
  32. 32Two Men Who Have Thrilled the State
  33. 33“Bob”
  34. 34Cotton and Its Kingdom
  35. 35In Plain Black and White
  36. 36The Little Boy in the Balcony
  37. 37Grady
  38. 38Atlanta
  39. 39Henry W. Grady
  40. 40A Requiem
  41. 41Henry Woodfin Grady
  42. 42Henry W. Grady
  43. 43Who Would Call Him Back?
  44. 44Henry W. Grady
  45. 45What the Master Made
  46. 46In Atlanta, Christmas, 1889
  47. 47In Memory of Henry Woodfin Grady
  48. 48A Southern Christmas Day
  49. 49In Memory of Henry W. Grady
  50. 50Henry W. Grady
  51. 51The Old and the New
  52. 52Henry W. Grady
  53. 53At Grady’s Grave
  54. 54The Atlanta Memorial Meeting
  55. 55The Chi Phi Memorial
  56. 56Address of Hon. Patrick Walsh
  57. 57Address of Hon. B. H. Hill
  58. 58Mr. Julius L. Brown’s Speech
  59. 59Speech of Hon. Albert Cox
  60. 60Address of Walter B. Hill, of Macon, Ga
  61. 61Speech of Judge Howard van Epps
  62. 62Remarks of Prof. H. C. White
  63. 63Speech of Hon. John Temple Graves
  64. 64Speech of Governor Gordon
  65. 65Memorial Meeting at Macon, Ga
  66. 66Address of Mr. Richardson
  67. 67Resolutions
  68. 68Alumni Resolutions
  69. 69Address of Mr. Boifeuillet
  70. 70Address of Major Hanson
  71. 71Judge Speer’s Address
  72. 72Address of Mr. Washington
  73. 73Address of Mr. Patterson
  74. 74Thoughts on H. W. Grady
  75. 75Seargent S. Prentiss and Henry W. Grady
  76. 76Sermon by T. de Witt Talmage
  77. 77The News on the Mediterranean
  78. 78A Retrospect of Life
  79. 79Mr. Grady as a Christian
  80. 80Great Men May Be Christians
  81. 81The Opportunities of Journalism
  82. 82A Type of Christian Patriotism
  83. 83The Apotheosis
  84. 84He Was the Embodiment of the Spirit of the New South
  85. 85A Thoroughly American Journalist
  86. 86A Loss to the Whole Country
  87. 87What Henry W. Grady Represented
  88. 88A Far-Sighted Statesman
  89. 89An Apostle of the New Faith
  90. 90The Foremost Leader
  91. 91A Glorious Mission
  92. 92His Lofty Ideal
  93. 93His Patriotism
  94. 94Oratory and the Press
  95. 95The Lesson of Mr. Grady’s Life
  96. 96His Loss a General Calamity
  97. 97Saddest of Sequels
  98. 98A Life of Promise
  99. 99Electrified the Whole Country
  100. 100A Large Brain and a Large Heart
  101. 101The Model Citizen
  102. 102A Loyal Unionist
  103. 103His Work Was Not in Vain
  104. 104The Best Representative of the New South
  105. 105A Lamentable Loss to the Country
  106. 106A Sad Loss
  107. 107Words of Virgin Gold
  108. 108Sad News
  109. 109A Leader of Leaders
  110. 110A Forceful Advocate
  111. 111His Great Work
  112. 112New England’s Sorrow
  113. 113A Noble Life Ended
  114. 114A Typical Southerner
  115. 115His Name a Household Possession
  116. 116Editor, Orator, Statesman, Patriot
  117. 117A Southern Bereavement
  118. 118A Man Who Will Be Missed
  119. 119At the Beginning of a Great Career
  120. 120The Peace-Makers
  121. 121One of the Brightest
  122. 122The South’s Noble Son
  123. 123Brilliant and Gifted
  124. 124The Death of Henry W. Grady
  125. 125A Noble Death
  126. 126There Was None Greater
  127. 127A Great Leader Has Fallen
  128. 128Henry W. Grady
  129. 129Second to None
  130. 130A Loss to the South
  131. 131The Death of Henry W. Grady
  132. 132Universal Sorrow
  133. 133The Highest Place
  134. 134A Brilliant Career
  135. 135A Public Calamity
  136. 136Grief Tempers To-Day’s Joy
  137. 137Henry Grady’s Death
  138. 138Two Dead Men
  139. 139Grady’s Renown
  140. 140Henry W. Grady
  141. 141True and Loyal
  142. 142Mr. Grady’s Death
  143. 143A Great Loss to Georgia
  144. 144The Man Eloquent
  145. 145Death of Henry W. Grady
  146. 146Henry W. Grady Dead
  147. 147Stilled Is the Eloquent Tongue
  148. 148A Shining Career
  149. 149The Greatest Calamity
  150. 150No Ordinary Grief
  151. 151A Place Hard to Fill
  152. 152“Just Human”
  153. 153Georgia Weeps
  154. 154A Grand Mission
  155. 155The South Loved Him
  156. 156No Sadder News
  157. 157Georgia’s Noble Son
  158. 158The Death of Henry Grady
  159. 159A Measureless Sorrow
  160. 160Grady’s Death
  161. 161He Loved His Country
  162. 162A Resplendent Record
  163. 163Dedicated to Humanity
  164. 164The South Laments
  165. 165His Career
  166. 166Our Fallen Hero
  167. 167A Deathless Name
  168. 168A Great Soul
  169. 169In Memoriam
  170. 170A People Mourn
  171. 171Henry W. Grady Is No More
  172. 172“Maybe His Work Is Finished”
  173. 173He Never Offended
  174. 174The South in Mourning
  175. 175Stricken at Its Zenith
  176. 176The Southland Mourns
  177. 177The “Constitution” and Its Work
  178. 178Hon. Chauncey M. Depew
  179. 179Ex-President Cleveland
  180. 180Hon. A. S. Colyar
  181. 181Hon. Murat Halstead
  182. 182Hon. Samuel J. Randall
  183. 183Mr. Andrew Carnegie
  184. 184Many Distinguished Citizens

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