1934 EARLY ABOLITIONIST CORRESPONDENCE. Letters of Weld and Grimke - Architects of Abolitionism. Civil War with generally bright pages and

with generally bright pages and light to moderate foxing

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avoiding linguistic violence and unscrupulous mischaracterizations

It goes through Sabbath readings and then has questions to use with the family to aid in memory and conversation around the Scriptures

1934 EARLY ABOLITIONIST CORRESPONDENCE. Letters of Weld and Grimke - Architects of Abolitionism. Civil War with generally bright pages andVery scarce on the market, the first edition of the collected correspondence of two influential early American abolitionists. Weld is considered the architect of much of the early movement organizationally and ideologically. And Grimke, the daughter of a wealthy South Carolina plantation owner, was a compelling narrator as one who was a "convert" and had seen slavery first hand. Weld, Theodore Dwight, Weld, Angelina Grimk, and Grimk, Sarah. The