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(Continued from page 2) ■were *es lead other thousands in their own time to help build a great nation: Roger Williams to Rhode Island, the Quakers to Pennsylvania, the Catholics to Mainland, the Wesleyans to Georgia, the Jews to Newport and Charleston, and the Mormons to Utah. —
The wild turkey’s forbidding countenance and incredibly tender flesh seemed from the start to symbolize the country the rugged New Englanders found; a country whose stern and forbidding forests, tumbled mountains, and endless plains hid richness unsuspected.
It was a country that beckoned the brave and laughed at the weak ... a land that placed great premium on courage and skill . . . a wilderness waiting to be reclaimed only by strength and steel, by the axe and the plow and the steel rail. _, , -
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