Mrs. Gurney's apology

by Mary Jary Gurney

MRS. GURNEY’S
APOLOGY.

MRS. GURNEY’S

APOLOGY.

IN JUSTIFICATION
OF
MRS. ——’S FRIENDSHIP.

PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM BROTHERHEAD.
No. 218 South Eighth Street.
MDCCCLX.

[Entered, according to the Act of Congress, July 23, 1860, by WILLIAM BROTHERHEAD, in the
Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.]

PREFACE.

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In presenting to the world the extraordinary document which follows, the Publisher deems it fit, by way of Preface, to advert briefly to the principal circumstances and persons connected with this great outrage, which it embodies, upon the sensibilities and morals of the public—distinctly repudiating, himself, any endorsement of the views of the misguided writer, and deeply regretting the scandal which has attached in consequence of her acts to the influential Society of Friends, and to the numerous high families, with which she is allied, both in England and America.