Reminiscences of the Early Days of Minnesota 1851 to 1861
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Merrill, and D. S. B. Johnston, were teachers at different times. It was the foundation and beginning of the State Uni- versity. A Congregational meetinghouse was already built, and a minister of that denomination settled, the Rev. Charles Secombe. An Episcopal church was also in process of erection, of which twenty-one years afterward I became the rector.
The year 1851 was of the period when the flood tide of im- migration set in, transforming the territory in a short time and at a rapid rate ...into the full age and strength of other com- monwealths. The people who flocked hither were not of for- eign birth and polyglot tongues as now. They were native- born citizens, some being stalwart sons of Maine, from the pine forests of the Penobscot, who loved the echoes of the resound- ing axe; others came from the rugged hills of Vermont and New Hampshire, and from the low shores of Massachusetts and Connecticut, sturdy and intelligent pioneers; yet others were from the Empire State, and not a few from the steep hills and the beautiful valleys of Pennsylvania, and from the City of Brotherly Love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merrill, and D. S. B. Johnston, were teachers at different times. It was the foundation and beginning of the State Uni- versity. A Congregational meetinghouse was already built, and a minister of that denomination settled, the Rev. Charles Secombe. An Episcopal church was also in process of erection, of which twenty-one years afterward I became the rector.
The year 1851 was of the period when the flood tide of im- migration set in, transforming the territory in a short time and at a rapid rate ...into the full age and strength of other com- monwealths. The people who flocked hither were not of for- eign birth and polyglot tongues as now. They were native- born citizens, some being stalwart sons of Maine, from the pine forests of the Penobscot, who loved the echoes of the resound- ing axe; others came from the rugged hills of Vermont and New Hampshire, and from the low shores of Massachusetts and Connecticut, sturdy and intelligent pioneers; yet others were from the Empire State, and not a few from the steep hills and the beautiful valleys of Pennsylvania, and from the City of Brotherly Love.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Early Days of Minnesota 1851 to 1861?
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