[Letter to] Dear Anne

by Phillips, Wendell

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Published 1851 .
Written in

Subjects:

• Correspondence,
• Women abolitionists,
• Antislavery movements,
• History

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Edition Notes

Series	Anne Warren Weston Correspondence (1834-1886)
Contributions	Weston, Anne Warren, 1812-1890, recipient
The Physical Object
Format	[manuscript]
Pagination	1 leaf (4 p.) ;
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL25466401M

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Anne Bradstreet's "To My Dear Children" is a poem, which she had written for her eight children. The first two lines reveal that the speaker is leaving a book, which is unread, to her children to read when she dies/5(3). ‘Dear Kitty’ made her first appearance in Anne's diary on 22 September By then, Anne had been in hiding in the Secret Annex for two months. Although life in hiding was not easy, the people there slowly developed new routines. For Anne, writing in her diary became an important part of her routine. Anne wrote that she wanted 'to.

  My Dear Children: Knowing by experience that the exhortations of parents take most effect when the speakers leave to speak, and those especially sink deepest which are spoke latest — and being ignorant whether on my death-bed I shall have opportunity to speak to any of you, much lesse to All — thought it the best, whilst I was able to compose some short matters, .   Dear Anne Frank, If I sent this letter to the post office it would no longer reach you because you have been blotted out from the universe. So I am writing an open letter to those who have read your diary and found a little sister they have never seen who will never entirely disappear from earth as long as we who are living remember her.   For the first time, the Anne Frank-Fonds has opened a public exhibit of Anne’s letters and diaries and the Frank family correspondence from to “Anne Frank: Her Life in Letters” at the Amsterdam Historical Museum, reveals Anne as a giddy schoolgirl who played in the open spaces and relative freedom of Amsterdam.

Letters to Anne Frank’s Father. To keep a lamp burning we have to keep putting oil in it. Mother Teresa. I sat on my suitcase as the Swiss train carried me to a meeting I’d dreamed of for two decades. At the end of the journey waited Anne Frank’s father, Otto, with whom I had corresponded since I was fourteen. Dear Diary (books written in letter, diary or journal format) by SanRafaelStaff_Adult - a staff-created list: From epistolary fiction (books comprised of letters) to real and fictionalized diaries and journals, these memorable books showcase the simple power of writing things down. The sisters’ writing styles were quite different. Eppie’s “Ask Ann Landers” was more serious, giving out extensive answers and advocating for the reader while Pauline’s “Dear Abby” was a spitfire with shorter responses laced with sarcasm and directness. Both columns had been referred to as “snappy.”.