Ulysses Simpson Grant Unconditional Surrender
Ulysses Simpson Grant Unconditional Surrender
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Grant's father had given her as a wedding present. Grant "cleared it, built him a log cabin out of trees he felled and hewed himself, and with grim humor called the new estate 'Hard Scrabble. ' He worked hard for a living, peddled grain and cordwood in St. Louis for ready money, grubbed stumps, bought hogs at sale . . . He was more thrifty than his neighbors and showed more ingenuity. " Finally his health became poor and he traded his farm for a little frame house in St. Louis and went into the... real estate business with a cousin. It is said that "he was too soft-hearted to collect rents from hard- pressed tenants. " Then he was a clerk in the customhouse for a month, and afterward went to Galena, Illinois, to work with two brothers, Simpson and Orvil, in their father's wholesale leather business, "to stay until something better should turn up. " "Ulysses served as clerk because he was good at figures; . , . He was allowed eight hundred dollars salary, and drew seven hundred more to pay obligations in St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant's father had given her as a wedding present. Grant "cleared it, built him a log cabin out of trees he felled and hewed himself, and with grim humor called the new estate 'Hard Scrabble. ' He worked hard for a living, peddled grain and cordwood in St. Louis for ready money, grubbed stumps, bought hogs at sale . . . He was more thrifty than his neighbors and showed more ingenuity. " Finally his health became poor and he traded his farm for a little frame house in St. Louis and went into the... real estate business with a cousin. It is said that "he was too soft-hearted to collect rents from hard- pressed tenants. " Then he was a clerk in the customhouse for a month, and afterward went to Galena, Illinois, to work with two brothers, Simpson and Orvil, in their father's wholesale leather business, "to stay until something better should turn up. " "Ulysses served as clerk because he was good at figures; . , . He was allowed eight hundred dollars salary, and drew seven hundred more to pay obligations in St.
What to read after Ulysses Simpson Grant Unconditional Surrender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Mason Carlton to read onlineMoreLess
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