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1864-1865 FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY MAG. Civil War Widows, Prostitution, Work-Houses, Sex Trafficking, &c. Reformation A very attractive original folio

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A very attractive original folio sized journal entitled

and then Captain Amasa Sessions [grandfather]

and Robert Jackson attend his classes at the Buddhist Temple in Berkeley

Curtis Williams (1766-1824) was taking into full connection and was already a deacon in 1796 in the Methodist Episcopal Church and then ordained as an elder in 1799 and served churches in Virginia

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1864-1865 FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY MAG. Civil War Widows, Prostitution, Work-Houses, Sex Trafficking, &c. Reformation A very attractive original folioVery scarce volume including two full years of an important periodical created for the edification of women and raising funds and advocacy for societies to rescue vulnerable women from poverty, work houses, prostitution, etc., The periodical became especially important as women would become the "home guard" during the Civil War and the number of single mothers in the years after the war reached statistically unsustainable levels, leading to an upswing

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