Nathan Hale : The Martyr-Hero of the Revolution, with a Hale Genealogy and Hale's Diary (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Nathan Hale: The Martyr-Hero of the Revolution, With a Hale Genealogy and Hale's Diary

There was too strict bringing up in the Adams family to countenance anything that would savor of an open revolt, but as in many cases the influence of the second wife was more inclined to leniency than that of the first, although she was, too, a very devout and God-fearing woman. The introduction of so many new inmates made the farmhouse a place of greater attraction, and particularly did the Hale children like the brightness and good nature of their stepbrothers and Sisters.

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