A History of Cleveland And Its Environs the Heart of New Connecticut volume 2
A History of Cleveland And Its Environs the Heart of New Connecticut volume 2
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Eliza Parmelee went and took Martha with her. This seminary was started by a legacy of $1, 000 left by Robert Hanna for a girls' school. He had recently come from Cadiz, Ohio. The school was held in the basement of the Free Presbyterian Church and had been in operation "for a year. Wednesday afternoon was given to composition and at 4 o'clock a prayer meeting. Only a few stayed for the prayer meeting, but of those 312 CLEVELAND AND ITS ENVIRONS there were three who went to Hampton, West Virgini...a, to teach the colored people. They wrote home that all the pupils seemed glad to learn to read and sew but not one would attend the prayer meeting. Finally the old crippled . Janitor told the teachers "black folks have no use for the white man's God for he let them separate families and sell father and mother to different persons. We worship the black man's God. " When the Civil war came the three girls returned to Mercer. Sarah Pugh to take charge of a soldiers' home, Callie Forest to teach in public schools of Cleveland, and Susan Clarke to remain at home, for she had an accident that made her an invalid for life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eliza Parmelee went and took Martha with her. This seminary was started by a legacy of $1, 000 left by Robert Hanna for a girls' school. He had recently come from Cadiz, Ohio. The school was held in the basement of the Free Presbyterian Church and had been in operation "for a year. Wednesday afternoon was given to composition and at 4 o'clock a prayer meeting. Only a few stayed for the prayer meeting, but of those 312 CLEVELAND AND ITS ENVIRONS there were three who went to Hampton, West Virgini...a, to teach the colored people. They wrote home that all the pupils seemed glad to learn to read and sew but not one would attend the prayer meeting. Finally the old crippled . Janitor told the teachers "black folks have no use for the white man's God for he let them separate families and sell father and mother to different persons. We worship the black man's God. " When the Civil war came the three girls returned to Mercer. Sarah Pugh to take charge of a soldiers' home, Callie Forest to teach in public schools of Cleveland, and Susan Clarke to remain at home, for she had an accident that made her an invalid for life.
What to read after A History of Cleveland And Its Environs the Heart of New Connecticut volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elroy Mckendree Avery to read onlineMoreLess
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