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    "From Serfdom to Culture"

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    Date
    2018-03-24
    Author
    Ballard, Matthew R.
    Publisher
    County of Orleans
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    Subject
    Village Of Albion
    Orleans County
    Education
    Women's History
    Abstract
    A young, blind Chinese girl named Jessie Gutzlaff arrived at New York City in 1842 with Mrs. Mary Gutzlaff, wife of famed missionary Karl Gutzlaff. After a short stay at the Institution for the Blind at Columbus, Ohio, Jessie was sent to Albion where she stayed nearly ten years with Ann and Jane Middleton. As a " conscientious worker," Jessie spent the latter portion of her life proofreading 52,679 pages of American Braille within 426 titles at the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1951/80254
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