Ohio Archæological And Historical Quarterly 30
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XXX— 26 402 Ohio Arch, and Hist. Society Publications.
at the table, in the church and on the rostrum turned upon the wrongs of those in bonds and the aggressions of the slave power. To all this Edwin Coppoc was an attentive and serious listener. His impressions were lasting; what he heard had much to do with what he became when he reached young manhood's estate.
At the age of fifteen years, somewhat to the regret of Mr. Butler, young Coppoc went to Springdale, Iowa, in what was then known as t...he far West, to join his mother who had married a man by the name of Raley and was re-establishing a home for her children. She was a woman of native intelligence and strong convic- tions. Already she had known the trials and vicissitudes of life. She had lost the sight of one eye when she was a child and the other was beginning to fail. Two daugh- ters and a son were soon to follow their father to the grave. As Edwin grew into sturdy young manhood she looked to him as a source of comfort and support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXX— 26 402 Ohio Arch, and Hist. Society Publications.
at the table, in the church and on the rostrum turned upon the wrongs of those in bonds and the aggressions of the slave power. To all this Edwin Coppoc was an attentive and serious listener. His impressions were lasting; what he heard had much to do with what he became when he reached young manhood's estate.
At the age of fifteen years, somewhat to the regret of Mr. Butler, young Coppoc went to Springdale, Iowa, in what was then known as t...he far West, to join his mother who had married a man by the name of Raley and was re-establishing a home for her children. She was a woman of native intelligence and strong convic- tions. Already she had known the trials and vicissitudes of life. She had lost the sight of one eye when she was a child and the other was beginning to fail. Two daugh- ters and a son were soon to follow their father to the grave. As Edwin grew into sturdy young manhood she looked to him as a source of comfort and support.
What to read after Ohio Archæological And Historical Quarterly 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohio State Archaeological And Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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