She said that Harriet was "one of the most successful physicians in Philadelphia, irrespective of sex," and "was a pioneer among women doctors,—and her personal character is so fine and her scientific acquirements so indisputed, that in the struggle to get women doctors admitted in a different state, county and U.S. Societies, her name was always one selected to make an Entering wedge.
Hun sagde at Harriet var "en af de mest succesrige medicinere i Philadelphia, også når man så bort fra køn," og at hun "var en pioner blandt kvindelige læger – og hendes personlige karakter er så fin, og hendes videnskabelige baggrund er så ubestridt, at i kampen for at få anerkendt kvindelige læger i andre stater, amter og foreninger i USA blev hendes navn altid nævnt i forhold til at få en kile ind.