1790 HANNAH MORE. Wonderful, Personal Letter from Noted Abolitionist & Authoress. MartyrsA wonderful, personal letter from the "bishop in petticoats," and noted abolitionist and women's rights advocate, Hannah More. She was deeply influential on William Wilberforce, John Newton, the Clapham Sect, etc., both through her imposing personal presence as a friend and contributor at their meetings [and often host at her estate], her writings, English religious writer, and her financial ability to help underwrite causes she believed in. This
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but consistently exerted pressure on the Presbyterian church to return to its experiential and mystical roots
he invited Wesley to preach more than a dozen times in his church
75 x 4 inches
abstraction
handsewn bands
" Wm Lloyd Garrison
retaining original wraps
He was very much beloved as a pastor
gun in hand
During the 1840’s and 50’s
beautifully presented on original print letterhead