Marital Power
Marital Power Exemplified in Mrs. Packard's Trial, and Self-Defence from the Charge of Insanity
作者：Packard, E. P. W. (Elizabeth Parsons Ware), 1816-1897
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共 103 题- BY MRS. E. P. W. PACKARD.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- Page
- Introduction, 3
- Narrative of events continued, 42
- Miscellaneous questions answered, 61
- False Reports corrected, 85
- Note of thanks to my Patrons and the Press, 107
- Testimonials, 117
- Conclusion, 126
- An Appeal to the Government, 130
- INTRODUCTION.
- THE GREAT TRIAL OF MRS. ELIZABETH P. W. PACKARD,
- HER SANITY FULLY ESTABLISHED.
- A FULL REPORT OF THE TRIAL, INCIDENTS, ETC.
- BY STEPHEN R. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
- MASON B. LOOMIS, _J. P._
- Indorsed: "By the _Habeas Corpus_ Act."
- THEOPHILUS PACKARD.
- 1. That she claimed to be in advance of the age thirty or forty years.
- 2. That she disliked to be called insane.
- 3. That she pronounced me a copperhead, and did not prove the fact.
- 5. Her aversion to the doctrine of the total depravity of man.
- 6. Her claim to perfection or nearer perfection in action and conduct.
- 7. Her aversion to being called insane.
- 8. Her feelings towards her husband.
- 10. Her explanation of this idea.
- 11. Incoherency of thought and ideas.
- 13. The general history of the case.
- SYBIL DOLE, sworn, and says--
- DEFENSE.
- HOW GODLINESS IS PROFITABLE
- AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION.
- E. P. W. PACKARD.
- MRS. PACKARD.
- NARRATIVE OF EVENTS--CONTINUED.
- Z. HANFORD.
- INTERVIEW WITH MAYOR SHERMAN.
- MRS. PACKARD'S BILLS.
- PREAMBLE.
- BILL NO. 1.
- REASONS.
- BILL NO. 2.
- REASONS.
- MRS. E. P. W. PACKARD.
- COPY OF FATHER WARE'S LETTER TO MR. PACKARD.
- LETTER TO REV. DR. POMEROY.
- E. P. W. PACKARD.
- E. P. W. P.
- MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
- FIRST QUESTION.
- SECOND QUESTION.
- COPY OF THE LETTER.
- MRS. FISHER. MY DEAR OLD FRIEND:--
- E. P. W. PACKARD.
- THIRD QUESTION.
- FOURTH QUESTION.
- FIFTH QUESTION.
- SIXTH QUESTION.
- FALSE REPORTS CORRECTED.
- FIRST REPORT.
- MR. MOORE'S REPLY TO DR. MCFARLAND'S SLANDER.
- SECOND REPORT.
- THIRD REPORT.
- FOURTH REPORT.
- Said he, "I can't keep awake; I have been broke of my rest."
- COPY OF THE LETTER.
- MY DEAR CHILDREN AND HUSBAND:
- ELIZABETH.
- EXTRACT FROM ANOTHER LETTER.
- MY DEAR HUSBAND.
- ELIZABETH.
- FIFTH REPORT.
- He then asked be "Have you had anything from Mrs. Packard with you?"
- SIXTH REPORT.
- NOTE OF THANKS TO MY PATRONS.
- LINES SUGGESTED BY THE PERUSAL OF THE GREAT DRAMA.
- I replied, "Dr. Tenny, you must not flatter me."
- Said he, "I am not flattering, I am only uttering my honest opinions."
- NOTE OF THANKS TO THE PRESS.
- TESTIMONIALS.
- JUDGE BOARDMAN'S LETTER.
- WILLIAM A. BOARDMAN.
- WAUKEGAN, ILL., DEC. 3, 1864.
- HON. S. S. JONES' LETTER.
- Very respectfully, S. S. JONES."
- ST. CHARLES, ILL., DEC. 2, 1864.
- EDITORIAL REMARKS.
- HON. S. E. SEWALL'S TESTIMONIAL.
- S. E. SEWALL."
- BOSTON, NOV. 27, 1865.
- STEPHEN R. MOORE.
- KANKAKEE, ILL., MAY 16, 1865.
- CONCLUSION.
- AN APPEAL TO THE GOVERNMENT.
- APPENDIX.
- REV. SAMUEL WARE'S CERTIFICATE TO THE PUBLIC.
- SAMUEL WARE.
- SOUTH DEERFIELD, AUG. 21, 1866."
- MRS. PACKARD'S ADDRESS TO THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
- GENTLEMEN OF ILLINOIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY:
- MRS. E. P. W. PACKARD.
- ACTION OF ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE ON THIS SUBJECT.