Life of Alexander Mickles On Hundred Years Old Fifty Four Years a Slave Forty
Life of Alexander Mickles On Hundred Years Old Fifty Four Years a Slave Forty
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White |)eo|)le who contiiuied to work during the war lived fairly well, while those who did not, allowed their farms to go to WTCck and much poverty prevailed.
A cerlain amount of (>\(M\lhing raised on the farm went to the army during the war. Women often made clothes, blan- kets, etc.. And sent to ihe soldiers. Sometimes they parched corn, ground it into meal and sent it to their husbands, fathers and friends, . \egroes freriuently escaped to the IVdcral army and would loaf around their camps.... And when freedom was given them they refused to stay on the farm but went to the towns and as they could not all obtain work they moved from place to place. They were promised a mule and forty acres of land, supposed to be given by the master.
Coffee sold for SKI a j^ound. Salt for S75 a sack, and every- tliing else in proportion, in Confederate money. The third year of the war the U. S. Cavalry often raided the negro quarters and carried all the negroes captured to the salts works; those who — 8— escaped were captured by blood-hounds, the owner of the hounds receiving 825.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White |)eo|)le who contiiuied to work during the war lived fairly well, while those who did not, allowed their farms to go to WTCck and much poverty prevailed.
A cerlain amount of (>\(M\lhing raised on the farm went to the army during the war. Women often made clothes, blan- kets, etc.. And sent to ihe soldiers. Sometimes they parched corn, ground it into meal and sent it to their husbands, fathers and friends, . \egroes freriuently escaped to the IVdcral army and would loaf around their camps.... And when freedom was given them they refused to stay on the farm but went to the towns and as they could not all obtain work they moved from place to place. They were promised a mule and forty acres of land, supposed to be given by the master.
Coffee sold for SKI a j^ound. Salt for S75 a sack, and every- tliing else in proportion, in Confederate money. The third year of the war the U. S. Cavalry often raided the negro quarters and carried all the negroes captured to the salts works; those who — 8— escaped were captured by blood-hounds, the owner of the hounds receiving 825.
What to read after Life of Alexander Mickles On Hundred Years Old Fifty Four Years a Slave Forty?
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