The Freedmen of the South
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" The Western Freedmeris Aid Commission, co-operat- ing with the American Missionary Association, was or- ganized in the winter of 1862.
" During that cold season it gave its attention to physical relief. In the spring of 1863 the commission sent a few teachers to the camps of the colored troops on the Mississippi. In 1864-65 it expended for schools, etc., $26,128, and for physical relief $101,049 During the year the commission had 58 teachers in the South, located at the following points: Cair...o, Illinois; Colum- bus, Kentucky; Island No. 10, Memphis, President's Island. Camp Holly Springs, Fort Donelson, Clarks- ville, Providence, Gallatin, Nashville, Murtreesboro, Tennessee; Helena and Little Rock, Arkansas; Good- rich's Landing and Milliken's Bend. Louisiana; Yicks- burg and Natchez Mississippi; and in several colored regiments, and on a few plantations " 1865-66 the work was somewhat enlarged, mainly by the co-operation of friends of the Freedmen in Great Britain, and the commission had 80 teachers in the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Western Freedmeris Aid Commission, co-operat- ing with the American Missionary Association, was or- ganized in the winter of 1862.
" During that cold season it gave its attention to physical relief. In the spring of 1863 the commission sent a few teachers to the camps of the colored troops on the Mississippi. In 1864-65 it expended for schools, etc., $26,128, and for physical relief $101,049 During the year the commission had 58 teachers in the South, located at the following points: Cair...o, Illinois; Colum- bus, Kentucky; Island No. 10, Memphis, President's Island. Camp Holly Springs, Fort Donelson, Clarks- ville, Providence, Gallatin, Nashville, Murtreesboro, Tennessee; Helena and Little Rock, Arkansas; Good- rich's Landing and Milliken's Bend. Louisiana; Yicks- burg and Natchez Mississippi; and in several colored regiments, and on a few plantations " 1865-66 the work was somewhat enlarged, mainly by the co-operation of friends of the Freedmen in Great Britain, and the commission had 80 teachers in the field.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Slaughter, Linda W. (Linda Warfel), 1850-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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