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April 28
 2007 ~
Julia Ward Howe  Crusader for World Peace
Long Island NY
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In 
Remembrance
 of the 60th Anniversary 
of the Bombing of Hiroshima
-
Read Jane's Words

Death and Resurrection



Read Jane's
Message
delivered to
9-11 Families
for Peaceful Tomorrows

on their 'Stonewalk'
from Boston to New York during the last
presidential elections

www.peacefultomorrows.org










Performances

The Hibakusha Project
Julia Ward Howe
Encounters


Jane as Julia Ward Howe

Julia Ward Howe, 
Crusader for World Peace
A solo performance based on the writings of an American
hero.
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Phone: 603.793.9789

Jane as~
Julia Ward Howe

Julia Ward Howe, who gained fame during the Civil War for composing the lyrics to the Battle Hymn of the Republic, issued a call in 1870 for the first international Woman's Conference for Peace. Howe established a world-wide "Mother's Day for Peace" ~ The model for our modern celebration ~ and issued a proclamation more stirring today than it was one-hundred and thirty years ago.

This forty minute performance traces Howe's journey from dutiful nineteenth century wife and champion of the Union cause to suffragette and
crusader for world peace. 


Jane as Julia Word Howe with Abe Lincoln
August 5, 2006 at the Civil War Music Encampment in Windham N.J.

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