Round About Jamestown Historical Sketches of the Lower Virginia Peninsula
Round About Jamestown Historical Sketches of the Lower Virginia Peninsula
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He was like Arnold of Rugby — a great teacher. At the breaking out of war Mr. Cary was commissioned by General Lee major of all the Hampton troops, and was afterwards promoted for gallantry at Bethel to be lieutenant colonel of the thirty-second Virginia regiment commanded by 75 Hampton Schools Colonel Ewell, President of William and Mary College. After the war, Colonel Cary returned to Richmond where he served as superintendent of public schools and in various capacities on school boards, alwa...ys showing marked ability as an edu- cator.
In 1854 there was established near Hampton an- other school which was well known during its short existence, the Chesapeake Female College — now the main building of the National Soldiers' Home. It was built by a Baptist minister, one Martin Forey, who however failed to make a suc- cess of it and sold it in 1859 to a board of trustees. A Colonel Raymond was principal until the war broke out and the school was disbanded. It was used during the war as a hospital for wounded offi- cers and was afterwards purchased by General Butler who sold it to the Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was like Arnold of Rugby — a great teacher. At the breaking out of war Mr. Cary was commissioned by General Lee major of all the Hampton troops, and was afterwards promoted for gallantry at Bethel to be lieutenant colonel of the thirty-second Virginia regiment commanded by 75 Hampton Schools Colonel Ewell, President of William and Mary College. After the war, Colonel Cary returned to Richmond where he served as superintendent of public schools and in various capacities on school boards, alwa...ys showing marked ability as an edu- cator.
In 1854 there was established near Hampton an- other school which was well known during its short existence, the Chesapeake Female College — now the main building of the National Soldiers' Home. It was built by a Baptist minister, one Martin Forey, who however failed to make a suc- cess of it and sold it in 1859 to a board of trustees. A Colonel Raymond was principal until the war broke out and the school was disbanded. It was used during the war as a hospital for wounded offi- cers and was afterwards purchased by General Butler who sold it to the Government.
What to read after Round About Jamestown Historical Sketches of the Lower Virginia Peninsula?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E Jane Eliza Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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