A Sketch of the History of Oneonta volume 1
A Sketch of the History of Oneonta volume 1
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James McDonald kept the first post-office estab- lished within the limits of the town.
The first settlers were mostly German Palatin- ates from Schoharie and the Mohawk. The Ger- man was the language of common conversation, and so continued until Dr. Lindsay and Asa Em- mons came into the settlement. At this time the Emmons and Lindsay families were the only ones that made the English their exclusive language.
These German settlers were a patient and per- severing people, and betook themselves ...to the task of felling the forest and rearing homes for them- selves and their posterity, with a noble and praise- worthy resolution. Beneath the sturdy strokes of the axe. The wilderness slowly but gradually dis- appeared around their rud3 homes, and in the place of the gloomy forest, fields of waving grain appeared on every side to cheer and encourage the industrious woodsman. The forests abounded in the most ravenous animals, such as bears, panthers and wolves, while along the river and creek bot- 28 THE IlISTOKY OF ONEONTA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James McDonald kept the first post-office estab- lished within the limits of the town.
The first settlers were mostly German Palatin- ates from Schoharie and the Mohawk. The Ger- man was the language of common conversation, and so continued until Dr. Lindsay and Asa Em- mons came into the settlement. At this time the Emmons and Lindsay families were the only ones that made the English their exclusive language.
These German settlers were a patient and per- severing people, and betook themselves ...to the task of felling the forest and rearing homes for them- selves and their posterity, with a noble and praise- worthy resolution. Beneath the sturdy strokes of the axe. The wilderness slowly but gradually dis- appeared around their rud3 homes, and in the place of the gloomy forest, fields of waving grain appeared on every side to cheer and encourage the industrious woodsman. The forests abounded in the most ravenous animals, such as bears, panthers and wolves, while along the river and creek bot- 28 THE IlISTOKY OF ONEONTA.
What to read after A Sketch of the History of Oneonta volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley M From Old Catalog Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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