Lives of Our Presidents Containing the Childhood Early Education Occupation
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Her name was Jane Appleton, and she was the daughter of Rev. Jesse Appleton, President of Bowdoin Col- lege. She married Mr. Pierce in 1834, and died at Andover, Mass. , December 2, 1863. Mrs. Robert K. Lee said of her, 'I have known many ladies of the White House, but none more truly excellent than the afflicted wife of President Pierce. ' She was a refined, religious, and well-educated woman. " "Then she was liked better than her husband was?" suggested Ray.
"She had nothing to do with the po...litical duties of the White House. The wives of Presidents are the ' First Ladies ' in the land, and at the head of society. She performed her duties as well as her feeble health would allow, and she was a universal favorite. With but very few exceptions the women who have served as mistress of the White House have been remarkable for their intelligence, accomplishments and virtues. " " Yet it seems as if there isn't much real home-life in the White House. The time of the President and his wife seems to belong to the people, " mused Katie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her name was Jane Appleton, and she was the daughter of Rev. Jesse Appleton, President of Bowdoin Col- lege. She married Mr. Pierce in 1834, and died at Andover, Mass. , December 2, 1863. Mrs. Robert K. Lee said of her, 'I have known many ladies of the White House, but none more truly excellent than the afflicted wife of President Pierce. ' She was a refined, religious, and well-educated woman. " "Then she was liked better than her husband was?" suggested Ray.
"She had nothing to do with the po...litical duties of the White House. The wives of Presidents are the ' First Ladies ' in the land, and at the head of society. She performed her duties as well as her feeble health would allow, and she was a universal favorite. With but very few exceptions the women who have served as mistress of the White House have been remarkable for their intelligence, accomplishments and virtues. " " Yet it seems as if there isn't much real home-life in the White House. The time of the President and his wife seems to belong to the people, " mused Katie.
What to read after Lives of Our Presidents Containing the Childhood Early Education Occupation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Hines Stratton to read onlineMoreLess
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