Cotton Mill Girl

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Tate Publishing, 2007 - 323 pages
Joining the other lintheads at the local cotton mill, Selena 'Sippy' Wright gave up the world of a child and took on the responsibility of a woman as her family joined the emerging middle class on the landscape of the nation's fledgling economy. Facing the harsh realities of America's Industrial Revolution, Sippy learns to find her joy through the love of her friends and family, and eventually though the art of poetry. Join author Flora Ann Scearce as she shares her own mother's story, a story of life and learning, but more importantly a story of love and finding one's self during a time when the only thing constant in the world was change.
 

Contents

Section 1
11
Section 2
13
Section 3
19
Section 4
21
Section 5
30
Section 6
39
Section 7
50
Section 8
62
Section 17
145
Section 18
157
Section 19
170
Section 20
187
Section 21
201
Section 22
214
Section 23
224
Section 24
234

Section 9
72
Section 10
79
Section 11
90
Section 12
101
Section 13
110
Section 14
120
Section 15
129
Section 16
143
Section 25
252
Section 26
265
Section 27
277
Section 28
290
Section 29
303
Section 30
315
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