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Collections >> North American Slave Narratives, First-Person Narratives >> Document Menu >> 124 - By request of the family (of the decedent), Dr. Burton is performing an autopsy on the largest woman who lived in Springfield for years, at the time of her death weighing 500 pounds, December 1909.
What Experience Has Taught Me: An Autobiography of Thomas William Burton.
Cincinnati: Press of Jennings and Graham, c1910.
By request of the family (of the decedent), Dr. Burton is performing an
autopsy on the largest woman who lived in Springfield for years, at
the time of her death weighing 500 pounds, December 1909.
autopsy on the largest woman who lived in Springfield for years, at
the time of her death weighing 500 pounds, December 1909.
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