The lame man's appeal

The lame man's appeal

People with disabilities

Poetry

Mendicant literature

At head of title: To the public. Geoge W. Crawford, having become crippled, and not willing to become a burden to the public, after suffering acutely for over ten years, takes this means of gaining a livelihood, and most respectfully craves your patronage. Please buy my appeal. Price 5 cents.

Poem, in 10 stanzas, appealing for charity for a lame man

Crawford, George W., mendicant poet

1880, circa

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DigID0002983

DigID0002984

Physical Item 32044115003543

BibID 009916566

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