1860 NATIONAL ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD. Rare Abolitionist Paper - Slave Revolts & Fugitive Slaves. Sermons

1860 NATIONAL ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD. Rare Abolitionist Paper - Slave Revolts & Fugitive Slaves. SermonsRather rare issue of the National Anti Slavery Standard, the publication of the Anti Slavery Society, edited by Lydia Maria Child, etc., Published in elephant folio, it was the paper of the day, along with the its partner paper, The Liberator. An fascinating issue highlighting the political and idealogical boiling point status of the country on the run up to the Civil War. A fascinating article reports the claim that a woman's prayer group killed

1p 1957 ALS From Hiroshi Kashiwagi

Nearly all autograph examples we see derive from that period

The text is I Peter 2

French Merino

John Jennings

We have consulted Elizabeth Reilly's Dictionary of Colonial American Printer's Ornaments and Illustrations as well as the holdings of the American Antiquarian Society itself and trace no similar example on record

1918 through September 24

The New Testamant is similar

One of our very best citizens has gone to his reward

Small and "Beauties of the Deep" after Arthur Hopkins

England has joined France

thought that Honour rules over