Unless you are an only child, you are familiar with the love that siblings bear one another.

The events of life, with the meddling of

others caused a rift between these two men and ultimately cost both of them their lives. The Seymour

brothers, Edward and Thomas. Hi, I'm Rebecca Larson, owner of tutorsdynasty.com, and this is a podcast

that we will call between two

brothers. Before we get started, there are some very important people that I would like to thank

for the opportunity to provide you with a website about the tutors, an interactive Facebook page,

and this podcast. I haven't been able to work on a script for a podcast for a while, and I want to

make sure that I thank every one of you who supported my cause after the last podcast, and I'm so

sorry it's taken me so long. I would like to start by thanking Anne for becoming a patron on

Patreon way back on the 24th of last month. Thank you, Ann, for supporting me

through Patreon. I really appreciate it. Next, I have a wonderful list of people who have chosen to

support my page and given a donation through PayPal. Richard, Madeline, Barbara, Deborah,

and Daryl. Thank you for your generosity. It means the world to me.

I haven't discussed this much, but I will be a speaker at the first ever tutor summit that's coming up on September 3rd and 4th.

The summit is completely free to attend. All you have to do is register online and you'll get to enjoy videos from some of

your favorite tutor bloggers, historians, podcasters, and authors. With that, let's get started

with our podcast. There are instances when situations fester and cause strife between siblings

that tear them apart. You know, like when one sibling

critiques the parenting of another, that's going to cause a few arguments and then probably some

avoidance. These statements ring true for the Seymour brothers, Edward and Thomas. Even though

Edward was only three years older than Thomas, he behaved as the eldest son and the one who

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