Margaret knew many of the leaders of the great literary and reform movements which preceded the Civil War. She conducted a private school at Syracuse, New York. "She was involved in movements for every kind of human betterment, valiantly championing her views whether shared by the majority or not." She published articles on many subjects.
Margaret knew many of the leaders of the great literary and reform movements which preceded the Civil War. She conducted a private school at Syracuse, New York. "She was involved in movements for every kind of human betterment, valiantly championing her views whether shared by the majority or not." She published articles on many subjects.
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