IN September 1841, Lydia Maria Child, the celebrated writer and abolitionist, visited the scene of what she and others described as the "Mary Rogers Tragedy."
An edition of The Mysterious Death of Mary Rogers
(1995)
The Mysterious Death of Mary Rogers
Sex and Culture in Nineteenth-Century New York (Studies in the History of Sexuality)
by Amy Gilman Srebnick
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