A full statement of the reasons which were in part offered to the committee of the legislature of Massachusetts, on the fourth and eighth of March, showing why there should be no penal laws enacted, and no condemnatory resolutions passed by the legislature, respecting abolitionits [i.e. abolitionists] and anti-slavery societies

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Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.

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A full statement of the reasons which were in part offered to the committee of the legislature of Massachusetts, on the fourth and eighth of March, showing why there should be no penal laws enacted, and no condemnatory resolutions passed by the legislature, respecting abolitionits [i.e. abolitionists] and anti-slavery societies [electronic resource].

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Boston: : Published by the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Printed by Isaac Knapp., 1836.

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1 online resource (48 p.) ; 25 cm.

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Signed (p. 35): By order of the board of managers of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. Joseph Southwick, Samuel J. May, Ellis Gray Loring, Samuel E. Sewall, Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Charles Follen, Amos Farnsworth, Francis Jackson, William Goodell, committee.

"Notes."--p. [36]-46.

"(From the Boston Courier.) Stanzas for the times. By J.G. Whittier."--p. 46-48. Parenthesis substituted for square brackets.

Electronic text and image data. Chester, Vt. : Readex, a division of Newsbank, Inc., 2014. Includes files in TIFF, GIF and PDF formats with inclusion of keyword searchable text. (The American Slavery Collection, 1820-1922: From the American Antiquarian Society ; no. 3347).

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American slavery collection, 1820-1922.

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Language

English

Added to Catalog

March 22, 2019

References

Checklist of American imprints, 38890