... was greatly admired by Haw- thorne, visited by Dimmesdale in The Scarlet Letter,andtakenasa role model in The Blithedale Romance by the prison reformer Hollings- worth. Blithedale’s narrator, Miles Coverdale, is excited by the idea of a cemetery and Hollingsworth by the idea of a prison, with which he...

... scene. 662 American Literature Anthologies Seekers of Scenery: Travel Writing from Southern Appalachia, 1840–1900. Ed. Kevin O’Donnell and Helen Hollingsworth. Nashville: Univ. of Tennessee Press. 2004. xix, 385 pp. $42.00. Drawing from national magazines and smaller literary journals...

... of immense wealth are not the tales of black America.”14 Born John Thomas Evans, the slave of William Hollingsworth (and previously of Thomas Moore) of Elkton, Maryland, Williams escaped to Philadelphia in 1838, searching for his mother Abby who “had run away years before.”15 By sixteen, Williams...

... According to Race and Sex American Journal of Anatomy 9 (1909): 27, 32; see also Leta Hollingsworth and Helen Montague, ‘‘The Compara- tiveVariabilityoftheSexesatBirthAmerican Journal of Sociology 20 (November 1914): 335–70. 13 See Rosenberg, Beyond Separate Spheres, 68. 14 See George...