1839 WILLIAM JAY. Federal Government's Actions on Slavery - Signed Abolitionist Gerrit Smith. Presbyterian Sedgwick[e]

Sedgwick[e]

See the excellent account of the critical nature of this act from the Smithsonian Magazine below

" It was printed in 1830 in 6 stanzas of 6 lines

solid volume

With great respect & esteem I am yours in the faith & fellowship of the Gospel B

1839 WILLIAM JAY. Federal Government's Actions on Slavery - Signed Abolitionist Gerrit Smith. Presbyterian Sedgwick[e]A superbly provenanced example of one of the most influential early abolitionists texts in America and a fascinating physical artifact that itself embodies the radicalization of abolitionists in the march toward Harper's Ferry, the Secret Six, and the Civil War. In the early 19th century, there were various approaches to ending slavery among the abolitionists. They ranged from soft glove enough to effectively ensure the continuation of slavery for a