The authoress went to Kansas in September, 1855, and returned to Massachusetts in A pril, 1856. During her absence she wrote the following letters to her mother, and, at the suggestion of her friends, they are here presented to the public, with but few alterations. She makes no pretensions to literary excellence, but asks the reader to remember the disadvantages under which these letters were written. The narrative is authentic. A pril 1866. H. A. R.
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