1. Founding Fathers, Founding Mothers
... be a ludicrous notion in the present day, but in the Eighteenth Century, it was not truly uncommon. What makes her a woman who stands out is that she took those three plantations and transformed them into something truly magnificent. She became the first farmer to cultivate and process indigo into dye. Indigo ... brilliant." Abigail had a ready reply: "I regret the trifling narrow contracted education of females in my own country .You need not be told how much female education is neglected, nor how fashionable it has been to ridicule female learning. " I suspect he needed not be told be...
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