Publisher's Synopsis
This memoir is a touching and personal account of the life of Mrs. Marcus H. Holmes. Written by her sister, it offers a unique insight into the experiences and challenges faced by women in the late nineteenth century. It covers everything from domestic bliss to political upheaval and is a must-read for anyone interested in the lives of women in this era.
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