TitleMartha Baldwin diary,page 70
CreatorBaldwin, Martha, 1840-1913
InstitutionBaldwin Public Library
SubjectBaldwin, Martha, 1840-1913
SubjectWomen Michigan Birmingham Biography
SubjectBirmingham (Mich.) History
Item NumberEC01d192
RelationPart of Martha Baldwin's Diary, 1859-1860
Type
text, image
Formattiff
Description The following is a transcription of Martha Baldwin's diary, 1859-1860. Question marks inclosed in parentheses represent words in the original diary that were illegible. Elipses are used to indicate larger portions of the text found to be illegible.28th Mary commenced going to school this morning.
To night Emily and I went to Lyceum. Question “Resolved that the dissolution of the union would be beneficial.†A question that in my mind no true American citizen who had one spark of liberty in his bosom would for one moment discuss.
29 A beautiful day. This afternoon visited Frank. Had a good visit and delightful ride only a little late home.
30th Eva and Aunty go to morrow. I shall miss Eva so much more than
