1867 JOHN. H. GILMER. War of Races. Anti-Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist Argues Against John Brown &c. Premillennialism and of your own accord

and of your own accord take on that iron yoke

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1867 JOHN. H. GILMER. War of Races. Anti-Lloyd Garrison Abolitionist Argues Against John Brown &c. Premillennialism and of your own accordA fascinating work by moderate abolitionist John H. Gilmer. A Richmond attorney, he was known for handling the cases of free black and multiracial clients. Long before the Civil War, in 1842, Gilmer argued for a pardon for a free Black man convicted of aiding and advising enslaved people to escape. Richardson D. Smith, the free Black man charged, faced thirteen years in the penitentiary while his white counterpart only served two years. Gilmer was