- Joined
- Aug 27, 2011
- Location
- Central Massachusetts
Early in May 1893, a few months after his death, this recollection of Ben Butler appeared in the New YorkTribune:
"Butler was a good teacher in everything but arithmetic, and of that he seemed to know nothing whatever." Aha! we have something in common!
"Butler was a good teacher in everything but arithmetic, and of that he seemed to know nothing whatever." Aha! we have something in common!
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