Backwoods Boy Freedman Analysis

Radner, Freedman illustrated different topics throughout their examples; One about Honesty, another about Lincoln early Life. In the text Backwoods Boy, Written by Freedman it was mostly about Abe's early life. Such as this to support that is “ He was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky on February 12, 1809, In a log cabin with one window, one door” ( 410 ). These Quotes from Backwoods boy, mostly explains his early life. Where he lived in Kentucky. He lived in a tiny house with one Door, one Window. Also, these quotes to support the Text written by Radner is “ Another evening, as he was closing the store, a woman came in for a half-pound of tea. He weighed it out for her and took the pay. But early next morning, when he came to “open up,” …show more content…
Also, the one written by Radner was more about Abe’s honesty. Again, The following quotes are to support Radner’s text.“ One day a woman bought goods in Offutt’s store amounting to something over two dollars. She paid Abe the money also went away satisfied. That night, while going over the sales of the day, Abe found that he had charged the woman six and one-fourth cents too much. . . She lived more than two miles away, but that did not matter to Abe Lincoln. He walked all the way there—and back.”. This explains the text of Radner, Honest Abe; Mostly explains about his mistakes in his cashier life at his local market. Also, Freedman wrote mostly about Abes Early Life while he was being schooled. To be sure that they were not alike I made sure there was evidence that was explaining the Text written by Radner also made sure to include evidence of Freedman’s text, One of his Amazing Evidence was “ Lincoln Never forgot the names of his first teachers -Zachariah Riney followed by Caleb Hazel - who ran a windowless log schoolhouse two miles away” ( 411 ). Evidence from the Text by Freedman, to support that his piece mostly focuses on his School life and as first