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Note.--Since the above was written, the preface by Mrs. Stowe has been
received. It was deemed best, however, to still retain the introduction so
kindly given by Lord Brougham, whose deep interest in the freedom and
welfare of the African race none feel more grateful for than does the
author of the following pages.
CONTENTS
1.--In which the Reader is introduced to a Family of Peculiar
Construction
2.--A Glance at the Ellis Family
3.--Charlie's Trials
4.--In which Mr. Winston finds an Old Friend
5.--The Garies decide on a Change
6.--Pleasant News
7.--Mrs. Thomas has her Troubles
8.--Trouble in the Ellis Family
9.--Breaking up
10.--Another Parting
11.--The New Home
12.--Mr. Garie's Neighbour
13.--Hopes consummated
14.--Charlie at Warmouth
15.--Mrs. Stevens gains a Triumph
16.--Mr. Stevens makes a Discovery
17.--Plotting
18.--Mr. Stevens falls into Bad Hands
19.--The Alarm
20.--The Attack
21.--More Horrors
22.--An Anxious Day
23.--The Lost One Found
24.--Charlie distinguishes himself
25.--The Heir
26.--Home again
27.--Sudbury
28.--Charlie seeks Employment
29.--Clouds and Sunshine
30.--Many Years after
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