A Short History of Newark volume 1
A Short History of Newark volume 1
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The State Bank building on the corner of Broad and Mechanic streets and the First Presbyterian Church were saved only after a most desperate battle. The town was exhausted after the fearful fight, and business was at a standstill for a few days. It was years before the burned district was rebuilt.
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66. Tin f the ■ men in buck in tl ■ the THE STORY OF ITS PR0SPERI1 Y of Halsey. It was built in [804. A little later the town decided to expend $500 every year for the sch...ooling of p ox children.
When the town was made a city in [836, four free school- were started, one in each ward. Rhese schools were net at first in buildings by themselves, but were opened wherever rooms could be conven- iently rented. Children of the poor went to these four schools, which for a time did not grow very rapidly, as parents did not like to -end their children to them: it seemed like accepting a charity from the city, and people with any feeling- of independence did not like to have everybody know they were too poor to pay for schooling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The State Bank building on the corner of Broad and Mechanic streets and the First Presbyterian Church were saved only after a most desperate battle. The town was exhausted after the fearful fight, and business was at a standstill for a few days. It was years before the burned district was rebuilt.
Ill !
hous time lhat • ilar.
66. Tin f the ■ men in buck in tl ■ the THE STORY OF ITS PR0SPERI1 Y of Halsey. It was built in [804. A little later the town decided to expend $500 every year for the sch...ooling of p ox children.
When the town was made a city in [836, four free school- were started, one in each ward. Rhese schools were net at first in buildings by themselves, but were opened wherever rooms could be conven- iently rented. Children of the poor went to these four schools, which for a time did not grow very rapidly, as parents did not like to -end their children to them: it seemed like accepting a charity from the city, and people with any feeling- of independence did not like to have everybody know they were too poor to pay for schooling.
What to read after A Short History of Newark volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank John Urquhart to read onlineMoreLess
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