1832-1843 ANTI-SLAVERY SAMMEBLAND. 15 Separate Items on Slavery, Abolition, Temperance, &c. Commentary No copies traced in the

No copies traced in the UK via COPAC or on WorldCat

the first Methodist Episcopal missionary to the freed American slaves sent to Liberia

this is an early imprint of Charles Wesley's two volumes of hymns explicitly drawn from the Scriptures themselves

he was one of the most respected men in the blossoming city and Cook County voters elected him the Illinois House of Representatives

1832-1843 ANTI-SLAVERY SAMMEBLAND. 15 Separate Items on Slavery, Abolition, Temperance, &c. Commentary No copies traced in theA very nice assemblage of occasional sermons and addresses delivered during the 1830's and into 1840, with a focus on Slavery and Temperance. Of special note are Horace Bushnell's 1839 address on slavery, the very rare review of Channing's influential work on Slavery, a lengthy report of the 1835 Temperance Conference, and an important funeral address for President Harrison. Lincoln, Levi, Jr. and Smith, Samuel, E. Special Message of Governor Lincoln,