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Hopewell. When Mrs. Hopewell stated to Mrs. Freeman one of her many phrases "that life was like that, Mrs. Freeman would say, "I always said so myself." Nothing had been arrived at by anyone that had not first been arrived at by herself." Mrs. Freeman's name could mean two things...
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Freeman's name could mean two things. One possible meaning is that a freed slave was called a freeman, but Mrs. Freeman is a white tenet farmer, so technically she is not free. This could show how Mrs. Freeman would rather be a freed black slave, rather than a poor white farmer tied to the land...
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