Majority and minority reports made to the School Committee of the city of Charlestown, May 24, 1848, upon the petition of William Eager and others, for a separation of the sexes in the Harvard School

Majority and minority reports made to the School Committee of the city of Charlestown, May 24, 1848, upon the petition of William Eager and others, for a separation of the sexes in the Harvard School

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