Harriet Beecher Stowe Quotes

It Has Always Been A Favorite Idea Of Mine, That There Is So Much Of The Human In Every Man, That The Life Of Any One Individual, However Obscure, If Really And Vividly Perceived In All Its Aspirations, Struggles, Failures, And Successes, Would Command The Interest Of All Others.

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