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[Felson Leadbeater]

 teachers, and the graduates of these various colleges and schools that
we have planted, and are about to plant in the South; once let common
womanhood in the South that has been so much under the heel of this
oppression; once let girlhood feel the power that has come to girlhood,
that to them as young women in the cradle of these hills, under this
fair sky, is given the power to turn over in not less than thirty or
forty years this whole country for God and humanity, for enlightenment
and for Christian peace; once let that idea get into the minds of those
girls, and we have not the same problem that we have to-day.--_Rev. D.M.
Fisk._ * * * * * There were deeds of valor by mountain heroines that
shine as brightly as those of a Molly Stark or Barbara Frietchie. Mrs.
Edwards, of Campbell County, marched 150 miles in inclement weather,
over the mountains, to carry information to Union troops. Immediately
upon arriving at home, having received some valuable information, she
pushed her way through the rain, on horseback, alone, and saved the
Union General Spears from capture. Again and again this same woman took
perilous journeys to carry information to Union officers. Nor was she
the only h
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