1841 BRITISH ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. First Report after the World Anti-Slavery Convention. Puritan

1841 BRITISH ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. First Report after the World Anti-Slavery Convention. PuritanA very rare and nicely preserved example of the full report of the May 1841anti slavery meeting at one of the most consequential moments in the history of global abolitionism. The British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society (BFASS0 was itself a radical departure from its predecessors, with a global ambition of the permanent extinction of slavery. To that end, they organized the first World Anti Slavery Convention in London in 1840, that attracted

"No doubt some real impediments may be created by the injudicious claims of those who have put forward that Inspiration is is not necessarily uniform and may be adjusted by the Divine Wisdom to varieties of time

Federal Supreme Court Justice William O

though lacks a binding and perhaps a leaf between the detached portions of the block

Thomas Blaynes

How a chairman is jovial taught he us

Beautiful inscribed and signed by Sigourney on the ffep

Others are bright

one of the most influential preachers and orators of the 19th century

even sometimes many together

she reported having had a vision showing that the Union would be engaged before long in a bloody civil war because of God's displeasure with regard to growing materialism

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Containing a Compendium of that Great Controversie of Infant-Baptism