By Sonia Linares The documented life of Emma Williams, through the casebooks of the Rosine Association, is framed by the words of Mira Sharpless Townsend, “She [Emma Williams] had made many good resolutions in person, but how was she to keep them.” [1] This important question continues to be an essential point in conversations of… Continue reading Emma Williams: What is the worth of good intentions?
S22 - HIST056.01 - Police, Prisons, and Protest: Rosine Association Blog
Unearthing archival stories of 19th-century women as written by Mira Sharpless Townsend and enhanced by student work from History 56: “Police, Prisons, & Protests”