The Last Heiress
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Not one warehouse contained, or one Wilmington factor had access to, cotton picked solely by free hands. Her brother-in-law wasn’t the only cotton factor supporting slavery in the Carolinas. Yet each letter from Charles Pelton was always the same: Dunn Mills needs all the raw materials you can provide.
And, apparently, her mother’s financial requirements hadn’t diminished since her father’s passing. Mama’s complaints about the social obligations for a widow in Manchester had become relentless.
A...manda had fully intended to implement changes before seeing Nate again. But despite her good intentions, she had little choice but to do business with Jackson until Mr. Pelton contacted potential suppliers in South America. Her shopping excursion to Cooper’s last week yielded no poignant reunion with the proprietor. A hand-painted sign indicated that the store was “Closed Until Further Notice.” Salome decided that Baxter’s, well away from the waterfront, would receive the Henthorne patronage once again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not one warehouse contained, or one Wilmington factor had access to, cotton picked solely by free hands. Her brother-in-law wasn’t the only cotton factor supporting slavery in the Carolinas. Yet each letter from Charles Pelton was always the same: Dunn Mills needs all the raw materials you can provide.
And, apparently, her mother’s financial requirements hadn’t diminished since her father’s passing. Mama’s complaints about the social obligations for a widow in Manchester had become relentless.
A...manda had fully intended to implement changes before seeing Nate again. But despite her good intentions, she had little choice but to do business with Jackson until Mr. Pelton contacted potential suppliers in South America. Her shopping excursion to Cooper’s last week yielded no poignant reunion with the proprietor. A hand-painted sign indicated that the store was “Closed Until Further Notice.” Salome decided that Baxter’s, well away from the waterfront, would receive the Henthorne patronage once again.
What to read after The Last Heiress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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