Marriage To A Difficult Man Chs. 5-6 By Wesley Chatham

During the 1600s in the New England colonies, writing letters was indeed difficult and expensive. This was mainly due to the lack of efficient postal systems and the high cost of paper and ink. Additionally, the colonies were relatively isolated, making it challenging to send and receive letters in a timely manner. As a result, communication through letters was limited and often reserved for important matters.

John Adams being a big fan of Thomas Prince's book on the early histories of the colonies implies that he liked the book and appreciated its content. This suggests that the statement "John Adams was a big fan of Thomas Prince's book that he had written on the early histories of the colonies" is true.

The statement suggests that Sarah is more interested in the gossip of the town rather than paying attention to the small details of her house. Therefore, the correct answer is False, indicating that the statement is not true.

Sarah understood that in order to effectively deal with her husband, she needed to provide him with reassurance of her love and allow him the freedom to think. This suggests that she recognized the importance of emotional support and giving him space to process his thoughts. Therefore, the statement is true.

The statement implies that Sarah is not a good hostess and is inconsiderate to others, particularly those she is not familiar with. Therefore, the correct answer is False, indicating that Sarah is not the best hostess.

The given statement suggests that the Prince's prayer for a violent storm to repel the French naval attack was answered and a storm did break out, killing the commander and damaging the fleet. Therefore, the statement is true.

The given statement suggests that Edwards consistently displayed kindness and compassion in response to tragedy in his community. This implies that he consistently showed empathy and support to those affected by unfortunate events. Therefore, the statement is true.

The given statement suggests that Benjamin Franklin's marriage was based solely on love, while Edward did not have much passion towards his life. However, the correct answer is False. The explanation for this is not available.

Edward did not have a phenomenal memory because the statement says that he "rmemorized" his sermons, notes, and announcements. This implies that he did not have a natural ability to remember them, but rather had to actively work on memorizing them. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Edward's intellectual studies were solely for the preparation of his preaching on Sundays, indicating that his studies were focused on enhancing his knowledge and understanding in order to deliver insightful and informative sermons during his Sunday preaching. This suggests that the statement is true.