Then in 1836, she moved to Lynn, Massachusetts, where she taught at a local school and came into contact with fellow Quakers who preached the ideas of dietary restriction, temperance, pacifism, and antislavery.
There she met fellow Quakers who preached the ideas of dietary restriction, temperance, pacifism, and antislavery. Then in 1836, she moved to Lynn, Massachusetts, where she taught at a local school.
Then in 1836, she moved to Lynn, Massachusetts, where she taught at a local school. There she met fellow Quakers who preached the ideas of dietary restriction, temperance, pacifism, and antislavery.
Then in 1836, she moved to Lynn, Massachusetts, where she taught at a local school. There she met fellow Quakers who preached the ideas of dietary restriction, temperance, pacifism, and antislavery.