Talk:The Minister's Wooing

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[edit] Biographical info apparently unrelated to the book

There is a sentence in this short intro to the novel that seems to belong elsewhere. It is a biographical snippet that may belong to the article on Stowe, but not here:

'Catherine, Harriet Beecher Stowe's sister, had contributed to a period of mental instability for Stowe by being a very strict caretaker. In fact, Stowe's first work, a geography textbook, was published as if written by "Catherine E. Beecher" without Harriet getting any credit.'

If no one objects, I will remove it in a week or so. --Jottce 14:39, 28 July 2006 (UTC)