Mollie Fancher: The Brooklyn Enigma is a captivating and highly unusual account of the life of Mary J. Fancher, a woman from Brooklyn who began experiencing a series of mysterious and debilitating symptoms in the late 1800s. Abram H. Dailey presents a detailed and thoroughly researched analysis of Fancher's life and experiences, drawing on a range of medical and psychological perspectives to shed light on her condition.

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