Name: Memorial. To the Legislature of Massachusetts [Protesting Against the Confinement of Insane Persons and Idiots in Almshouses and Prisons] (en Inglés)
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Author: Dorothea Lynde 1802-1887 Dix
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Memorial. To the Legislature of Massachusetts [Protesting Against the Confinement of Insane Persons and Idiots in Almshouses and Prisons] (en Inglés)

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Legare Street Press

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Dorothea Lynde 1802-1887 Dix

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9781020504143

Memorial. To the Legislature of Massachusetts [Protesting Against the Confinement of Insane Persons and Idiots in Almshouses and Prisons] (en Inglés)

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