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Understanding 9/11Holograph, signed
This fragment consists of the bottom half of the last page of a letter by Lucretia Mott to Maria Weston Chapman. Lucretia Mott tells about a visit to see Harriet Martineau, who has been ill. Martineau is "very cheerful & appears resigned to her fate whatever that may be---an operation may effect a cure & may take her life---she anticipates the latter as a philosopher & as a Christian."
This fragment consists of the bottom half of the last page of a letter by Lucretia Mott to Maria Weston Chapman. Lucretia Mott tells about a visit to see Harriet Martineau, who has been ill. Martineau is "very cheerful & appears resigned to her fate whatever that may be---an operation may effect a cure & may take her life---she anticipates the latter as a philosopher & as a Christian."
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