Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Women and Men, V. The swing of the social pendulum., page 27

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V. The swing of the social pendulum.

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[27] constantly tending to produce a physical difference also, there seems every prospect that Englishmen and Americans will be farther apart, instead of nearer, fifty years hence than now. After that, perhaps, they will begin to assimilate.

Harper and Brothers, Franklin Square, New York. 1888.

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