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Tag Archives: Temperance Movement
When Someone Doesn’t Like Your Ancestor
It shouldn’t be surprising that our ancestors were not universally loved, even the most virtuous of them. Therefore, when we are writing a biography of an ancestor, how do we include their bad press? Watching the political race this season … Continue reading
The Temperance Movement and Rev. John McNair
Sort of the opposite of “got me at hello” huh? Napping yet? No guilt, that was how I felt when I got to the temperance section of the book I am writing about Rev. John McNair. But without a doubt, … Continue reading
Ascending the Stairs 