Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

"My being for ever banished from your sight?" Who was this "...undutiful and Disobedient Child" who in 1756 penned a letter to her father in England? What had she done to so offend him? Why, as a well educated young girl, had she become an indentured servant? Why was she alone? In her letter, she pleads with her father to forgive her and to at least send her a bit of clothing. "...almost naked, no shoes nor stockings to wear." Here, within these pages, the mystery of Elizabeth Sprigs is revealed. It is a tale based on a single letter sent from Baltimore so long ago.

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Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

"My being for ever banished from your sight?" Who was this "...undutiful and Disobedient Child" who in 1756 penned a letter to her father in England? What had she done to so offend him? Why, as a well educated young girl, had she become an indentured servant? Why was she alone? In her letter, she pleads with her father to forgive her and to at least send her a bit of clothing. "...almost naked, no shoes nor stockings to wear." Here, within these pages, the mystery of Elizabeth Sprigs is revealed. It is a tale based on a single letter sent from Baltimore so long ago.

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Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

by Tecla Emerson
Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

Indentured Servant: The Mystery of Elizabeth Spriggs

by Tecla Emerson

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"My being for ever banished from your sight?" Who was this "...undutiful and Disobedient Child" who in 1756 penned a letter to her father in England? What had she done to so offend him? Why, as a well educated young girl, had she become an indentured servant? Why was she alone? In her letter, she pleads with her father to forgive her and to at least send her a bit of clothing. "...almost naked, no shoes nor stockings to wear." Here, within these pages, the mystery of Elizabeth Sprigs is revealed. It is a tale based on a single letter sent from Baltimore so long ago.


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BN ID: 2940152119572
Publisher: Tecla Emerson
Publication date: 08/27/2015
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 460 KB

About the Author

Tecla Emerson was raised and educated in the greater Boston area, where her love of America's history began. Schooled in the era when the past was taught through the memorization of dates of historical events and the location of battles, she was determined to present America's history as it was - both fascinating and intriguing. Through her novels - each based on a historic event - a captivating tale is woven. These tales are told through the lives of the young people who lived during some of the most trying times in our history. Emerson's books have been described as not only compelling but factual! Her novels bring history alive for young readers, creating a curiosity to learn more about America's extraordinary past.

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