I have often been asked, since the conclusion of this trial, why I took the rug to Mr. Harman. To that I answer, I simply had no knowledge, at that time, of anyone else who had professed knowledge in the field of Indian arts. At the time, of course. I assumed he would be honest and fair. The very nature of the job puts him up to public scrutiny.
Teachers are role models for our young children.
Emotions tend to run high in a case like this. Librarian Ellen Nelson is a gifted archivist, one who knows the resources at her disposal very well indeed. We know that because she is the librarian for our organization, the Cape Ann Historical Association, not the city of Gloucester as your article indicated. Although I read every issue from cover to cover, I am definitely an outsider. About a month ago I had the opportunity to finally get into the business in a small way.