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Page 2716
... Lincoln , of Manchester , then took the witness - stand and read her charges and testimony , taking you back to the days of the Austin Farm as a poor -house where she had but then " with sadness and bitterness turned her back upon her ...
... Lincoln , of Manchester , then took the witness - stand and read her charges and testimony , taking you back to the days of the Austin Farm as a poor -house where she had but then " with sadness and bitterness turned her back upon her ...
Page 2717
... Lincoln herself discredited these charges when , in answer to the question put to her on cross - examination , " Can you tell me who was superintendent then at Long Island ? " she replied , " John Galvin . " It was during his term as ...
... Lincoln herself discredited these charges when , in answer to the question put to her on cross - examination , " Can you tell me who was superintendent then at Long Island ? " she replied , " John Galvin . " It was during his term as ...
Page 2718
... Lincoln , Superintendent Galvin changed that plan to conform to her wishes , although against the judgment of the ... Lincoln's own statements , it appears that her complaints have usually met with attention , and she leaves the witness ...
... Lincoln , Superintendent Galvin changed that plan to conform to her wishes , although against the judgment of the ... Lincoln's own statements , it appears that her complaints have usually met with attention , and she leaves the witness ...
Page 2720
... Lincoln or the Board of Visitors applied to the superintendent or to the Commissioners instead of to the inmate Simpson for their information , they would not have made this blunder . And this is typical , gentlemen , of the information ...
... Lincoln or the Board of Visitors applied to the superintendent or to the Commissioners instead of to the inmate Simpson for their information , they would not have made this blunder . And this is typical , gentlemen , of the information ...
Page 2727
... Lincoln with her grievance . Esther J. Brown was caught by Dr. Cogswell in the act of committing a nuisance on the lawn in front of the hospital at Long Island and by him ordered off the place . She , too , sought Mrs. Lincoln with her ...
... Lincoln with her grievance . Esther J. Brown was caught by Dr. Cogswell in the act of committing a nuisance on the lawn in front of the hospital at Long Island and by him ordered off the place . She , too , sought Mrs. Lincoln with her ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1895 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2008 |
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