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Journal memo'da, 1851 february 15-august 13 (inclusive)

Extent:
1 volume (approximately 200 pages)
Abstract:
The journal of Craigie P. Jenks documents his daily life as a farmhand near Boston, Massachusetts, in 1851. Jenks described both his work and his opinions of current social and political events.

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Mary Avery White journals, 1805-1807, 1827-1835, 1852-1855 (inclusive)

Extent:
3 volume
Abstract:
These three manuscripts are volumes of a journal kept by Mary Avery White (1778-1860) of Boylston, Massachusetts. White wrote extensively about life in rural Massachusetts, including observations on the weather, notes about daily work and social visits, meditations on religion, and information about her involvement in various reform activities, including abolitionism and the temperance movement.

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