The Story of Mattie J. Jackson
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The policequestioned my mother. She told them that Capt. Tirrell had put herchildren on board the boat, and was going to take them to Memphis andsell them into hard slavery. They accompanied her to the boat, andarrived just as they were casting off. The police ordered them to stopand immediately deliver up the children, who had been secreted in theCaptain's private apartment. They were brought forth and returned. Slave speculation was forbidden in St. Louis at that time. The Unionsoldiers had p...ossession of the city, but their power was limited tothe suppression of the selling of slaves to got out of the city. Considerable smuggling was done, however, by pretending Unionism, which was the case with our family.
RELEASED FROM THE TRADER'S YARD AND TAKEN TO HER NEW MASTER Immediately after dinner my mother called for me to accompany her toour new home, the residence of the Captain, together with my brotherand sister. We fared very well while we were there. Mrs. Tirrell wasinsane, and my mother had charge of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The policequestioned my mother. She told them that Capt. Tirrell had put herchildren on board the boat, and was going to take them to Memphis andsell them into hard slavery. They accompanied her to the boat, andarrived just as they were casting off. The police ordered them to stopand immediately deliver up the children, who had been secreted in theCaptain's private apartment. They were brought forth and returned. Slave speculation was forbidden in St. Louis at that time. The Unionsoldiers had p...ossession of the city, but their power was limited tothe suppression of the selling of slaves to got out of the city. Considerable smuggling was done, however, by pretending Unionism, which was the case with our family.
RELEASED FROM THE TRADER'S YARD AND TAKEN TO HER NEW MASTER Immediately after dinner my mother called for me to accompany her toour new home, the residence of the Captain, together with my brotherand sister. We fared very well while we were there. Mrs. Tirrell wasinsane, and my mother had charge of the house.
What to read after The Story of Mattie J. Jackson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L S Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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