A commentary on a "oratress" who speaks on Abraham Lincoln, among many other topics. She claims not to plan her speeches, rather she is influenced by some other being. The writer is highly critical of this woman.
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MENTIONED IN - Miss Emma Hardinge [from the London Saturday Review]
