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Spiritualism in the White House and the 19th Century
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RE: Spiritualism in the White House and the 19th Century
Who commented that when Mary finally left the White House in May, 1865, she "did not have one friend to comfort her"? Was that Elizabeth Keckley?
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RE: Spiritualism in the White House and the 19th Century - by J. Beckert - 05-01-2013, 06:59 AM

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