Diary: Clarkson Butterworth, Born 1826, Died 1916. A Quaker who Lived Most of his Life in Clinton and Warren Counties, Ohio. - Paperback
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Clarkson Butterworth offers a first-hand account of life in early 19th century Ohio, providing insights into the daily routines and concerns of Quaker communities in the region. His diary is an important historical document, shedding light on a little-known aspect of American history.
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