Mary Mandeville

After her husband’s arrest and imprisonment, she intermittently kept a journal between 27 November and 31 December 1887, detailing his time in prison, although she had to rely on second-hand accounts of his well-being. Following her husband’s death, she was a key witness at the inquest, during which the crown lawyers accused her of lying about the state of her husband’s health.

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Mary Tucker Magill

Virginia educator and author whose work portrays the generation of Virginians who endured the hardships of defeat following the American Civil War (1861–1865) and looked ahead to the next century by embracing innovative ideas on health and well-being.

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