LAUNCESTON’S UNHOLY ROW

LAUNCESTON'S UNHOLY ROW

In June 1889, an American woman called Edith O’Gorman (her married name was Auffray) visited Launceston while on a world lecture tour. She professed to be an ‘escaped nun’, who had fled a New Jersey convent in 1868 and converted to the Protestant faith. The most colourful

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