An Original Tale; Isabella of Brooke, Contrasting the Manners and Customs of the Early Settlers of Pennsylvania and Virginia, with the Polished Refinements of the Present Age

TitleAn Original Tale; Isabella of Brooke, Contrasting the Manners and Customs of the Early Settlers of Pennsylvania and Virginia, with the Polished Refinements of the Present Age
Year of Publication1830
Publication TypeNovel
Number of Pages or Episodes118 p.
LanguageEnglish
AuthorsMorrison, John B.
PublisherPublished by the Author
CityPittsburgh
Keywordsbusinessmen; farms
Abstract

Henry Wallace, a Pittsburgh businessman, visits Allen Campbell on his Virginia farm. After comparing rural versus urban life, Henry offers to marry the farmer's daughter, Isabella, and sweep her away to Pittsburgh.

Notes

Washington & Jefferson College is referred to as Washington College, as it was then known.

Author Biography

John B. Morrison was an author.

Time

1820s