Born in Connecticut, Stedman’s merchant father died leaving the small child in the care of his mother, maternal grandfather, and lawyer uncle.
Tones of disgust over the drawn out and overly publicized wedding of Mme. Oviedo. Also, a story about Edmund Stedman who is verbally attacked by the father of the bride for something he wrote.
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Born in Connecticut, Stedman’s merchant father died leaving the small child in the care of his mother, maternal grandfather, and lawyer uncle.
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