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Describe the Edmund Wolcott house that was going to be torn down. What details did Dr. Shannon provide about the mansion and its original owner, Wolcott?
Describe how Millicent and James each felt about Miz Lizbet Charles when she first arrived. How do you think little Rebecca perceived the special visitor? Include story details to support your opinions.
Explain the irony of Sheriff Samuel Jones of Douglas County. What role did he play during the Lawrence fight outside the Free-State Hotel?
Describe Miz Lizbet Charles. How was she different from other runaway slaves who had stopped at the Weaver home?
Explain how the Quaker faith impacted the actions of Mr. Weaver and James during the Sack of Lawrence.
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