1795 ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. An Encouragement in Abolitionist Cause in Light of Current Setbacks. Hymns The light house at the

The light house at the entrance of the St

Buell” and then inscribed also early 19th century

especially at 32/33

An absolutely fascinating address delivered in well into the American Revolutionary War by one of its most influential orators

systems of former slave "employment" and penal-leasing proved difficult to shake

1795 ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. An Encouragement in Abolitionist Cause in Light of Current Setbacks. Hymns The light house at the. . . the cause of the oppressed Africans, and the abolition of the slave trade, has also engaged our serious attention . . . and although the direct prospects of success are for the present clouded, we do not slacken our endeavors, nor lose our hope. An excellent primary document related to the earliest days of transatlantic Quaker abolitionism and abolitionism more broadly, documenting the vital communication network that united British and early