1859 MARY L. DAY. Incidents in the Life of a Blind Girl - Education for the Blind, &c. Leather & became heir of the

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1859 MARY L. DAY. Incidents in the Life of a Blind Girl - Education for the Blind, &c. Leather & became heir of theAn excellent autobiographical memoir from one of the most influential blind persons to self publish, etc., May Day was born in 1836, in Baltimore, and moved to Michigan with her parents as a small child. They lived in a log cabin until her mother died and her widowed father moved away, leaving the five Day children to the care of other families. When she was twelve, Day lost her sight in a sudden attack of inflammation. Various interventions were