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Paraphin [41]
2 years ago
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I noticed in the Defender about receiving some information from you about positions up there or rather work and I am very anxiou

s to know what the chances are for business men. I am very anxious to leave the South on account of my children but my husband doesn't seem to think that he can succeed there in business, he is a merchant and also knows the barber trade what are the chances for either? Some of our folks down here have the idea that this Northern movement means nothing to any body but those who go out and labor by the day. I am willing to work myself to get a start. Tell me what we could really do. I will do most anything to get our family out of Barn. Please let this be confidential.
**What does this letter tell you about the living conditions in the Southern United States during this time period?
History
1 answer:
omeli [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer: how they lived in the southern era

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