Higginson

[ hig-in-suhn ]

noun

1. Thomas Wentworth Stor·row [stor, -oh], 1823–1911, U.S. clergyman, author, and social reformer.

Example Sentences

“This further, second-guessing redundancy, without time limit, deepens my concern that justice delayed is justice denied, here impeding relief ordered by the Supreme Court,” wrote Higginson, a nominee of President Barack Obama.

From Washington Post

Another is Mr. Higgeson (Higginson), a grave man, and of worthy commendations.

From Project Gutenberg

Gentlemen of the Jury, Mr. Phillips and Mr. Higginson in this case are charged with "obstructing an officer."

From Project Gutenberg

Pray give my warm regards to your father, mother and sister; and my love to the honest Gray and to Jim Higginson.

From Project Gutenberg

There is but one answer: Brown had not been a worker in Mr. Higginson's vineyard.

From Project Gutenberg

Speaking of visitors, Col. Higginson tells two incidents in point.

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