Statements respecting the American abolitionists; by their opponents and their friends indicating the present struggle between slavery and freedom in the United States of America /

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Statements respecting the American abolitionists; by their opponents and their friends indicating the present struggle between slavery and freedom in the United States of America /

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Corporate Authors:	American slavery collection, 1820-1922, Bristol and Clifton Ladies' Anti-slavery Society
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Dublin : Webb and Chapman, printers, 1852.
Subjects:	American Anti-Slavery Society. Abolitionists > United States. Slavery > United States > Controversial literature.
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