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An Arkansas acquisition of education | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

"There is not that attention paid to schools there is in many places," Amanda Trulock wrote to her mother from Jefferson County, Ark., at the beginning of September 1845.

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Women's work on a plantation

"The night after the death of our baby, Elizabeth had a little Negro born, which was named by some of the Ladies Mississippy, Virginia, after the river and boat."

Voices from a slave plantation

Up in Connecticut, a famous piano teacher preserves a rare artifact of Arkansas history: four letters from Reuben and Orrin, most likely father and son, who were enslaved on the Trulock plantation in Jefferson County from 1845 until the early 1860s.