An Englishwoman in America
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S. Dickinson and Honourable William B. Maclay, of the United States' Senate and House of Representatives, supposing those gentlemen may be influential in furthering your views.
You are, however, at liberty to use them as directed, or in any way your judgment may dictate.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, A. H. MlCKLE, Mayor of the City of New York. To Mrs. Maury, 349, Fourth-street.
84 THE EMIGRANT SURGEONS' BILL.
( No. 3—1. ) To the Honourable the Sexate of the United States. The frequ...ent suffering of Immigrants from disease^, during the passage, on board of Vessels arriving at this Port, in consequence of the want of Medical Advice, induces the undersigned to respectfully suggest, that a Law be passed by Congress, making it obligatory on the Captains, Consignees, or Owners of all Vessels arriving from Europe, with Fifty or more Passengers, to provide said Vessels with Physicians.
That protection should be so secured, the dic- tates of humanity seem imperatively to demand.
A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Dickinson and Honourable William B. Maclay, of the United States' Senate and House of Representatives, supposing those gentlemen may be influential in furthering your views.
You are, however, at liberty to use them as directed, or in any way your judgment may dictate.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, A. H. MlCKLE, Mayor of the City of New York. To Mrs. Maury, 349, Fourth-street.
84 THE EMIGRANT SURGEONS' BILL.
( No. 3—1. ) To the Honourable the Sexate of the United States. The frequ...ent suffering of Immigrants from disease^, during the passage, on board of Vessels arriving at this Port, in consequence of the want of Medical Advice, induces the undersigned to respectfully suggest, that a Law be passed by Congress, making it obligatory on the Captains, Consignees, or Owners of all Vessels arriving from Europe, with Fifty or more Passengers, to provide said Vessels with Physicians.
That protection should be so secured, the dic- tates of humanity seem imperatively to demand.
A.
What to read after An Englishwoman in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Mytton Maury to read onlineMoreLess
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