Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Cincinnati, Ohio” in chapter 3 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Cheerful Yesterdays:
... owe indirectly to a single remark made by my mother all the opening of my eyes to the intellectual disadvantages of her sex. There came to Cambridge a very accomplished stranger, Mrs. Rufus King, of Cincinnati, Ohio , -afterward Mrs. Peter,--who established herself there about 1837, directing the college training of a younger brother, two sons, and two nephews.
No woman in Cambridge was so highly educated; and ...
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