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, dream that on the 10th of February, 1818, there was born in their midst a child who was destined to be a leading factor in stirring events that 3184 were to come to oxir country's liistorj' — one who was to organize troops to fight great battles — was three times to occupy the execu- tive chair of our great State and sit twenty years in the chief council chamber of our great country as one of its advisers and leaders. There was no special announcement of his birth by the parents or any specia...l recognition of it given by the neighbors or the church. It nevertheless was one that has gone into history and will live beyond the present generation into the far futiire.
Isham and Lucy Harris, the father and mother of this the youngest of nine children, were North Carolinians and of Revo- lutionary stock. Isham's grandfather was an officer in the Revolutionary war. The father and mother, leaving the Old North State, seeking fresher fields in which to better their for- tunes, journeyed westward over the mountains and settled where the waters of Elk River flow through a beautiful valley overlooked by the western range of the Cumberland Mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, dream that on the 10th of February, 1818, there was born in their midst a child who was destined to be a leading factor in stirring events that 3184 were to come to oxir country's liistorj' — one who was to organize troops to fight great battles — was three times to occupy the execu- tive chair of our great State and sit twenty years in the chief council chamber of our great country as one of its advisers and leaders. There was no special announcement of his birth by the parents or any specia...l recognition of it given by the neighbors or the church. It nevertheless was one that has gone into history and will live beyond the present generation into the far futiire.
Isham and Lucy Harris, the father and mother of this the youngest of nine children, were North Carolinians and of Revo- lutionary stock. Isham's grandfather was an officer in the Revolutionary war. The father and mother, leaving the Old North State, seeking fresher fields in which to better their for- tunes, journeyed westward over the mountains and settled where the waters of Elk River flow through a beautiful valley overlooked by the western range of the Cumberland Mountains.
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