Jay on Anti-Slavery Society & Colonization

Wm. Jay. An Inquiry into the Character and Tendency of the American Colonization, and American Anti-Slavery Societies. Third edition. NY: Leavitt, Lord, 1835. 8vo. 206 p. Brown cloth, spine sunned.

Black History 1838 "The Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society" Fifth Annual Report, published in Boston with Life Members List 1838-Dated Booklet titled, "Fifth Annual Report Of The Boston Female Anti-Sl

Letter from the American Anti-Slavery Society, dated February 18, 1836. "Feb. 18" has been handwritten in. Letter is in good condition, measures 10 x 8" folded, 10 x 16'' unfolded. Slight wear around

Between the honorable F.H. Elmore, one of the South Carolina delagati on in Congree and James G. Birney one of the Secretaries of the Anti Slavery Society. 18 x 12 inches Condition: Good

"American Slavery As It Is: Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses," published by the American Anti-Slavery Society, 1839. Key source for Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin." No front or back cover

The Ohio State Anti-Slavery Society originated in 1835 in Zanesville, Ohio, as a result of the abolition campaign of Theodore D. Weld and other members of Cincinnati's Lane Theological Seminary. This

[Abolition] The Anti-Slavery Record. Vol. I, for 1835. R.G. Williams for the American Anti-Slavery Society, New York, 1835. August-December marked "Second Edition". 8vo. iv, 174 pp. Brown cloth, gilt

American Anti-Slavery Society abolitionist white metal medal, by William Henry Bridgens, Bushnell Misc #8, measures approximately 1 13/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.880 troy oz. About Uncirculat

Heading: (African American, 1837) Author: Title: The Slave's Friend Place Published: New York Publisher:American Anti-Slavery Society Date Published: 1837 Description: Volume III,

1840 US American Anti-Slavery Society Immediate Abolition White metal medal. Minerva and Religion hold banner demanding NO CONCEALMENT, NO COMPROMISE, 2,500,000 SLAVES IN THE UNITED STATES… IMMEDIAT

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION].  The Anti-Slavery Record. Vol. III, For 1837. New York: The American Anti-Slavery Society, 1838.   8vo (107 x 180 mm). 12 issues numbering: Vol. III, Nos. I-XII (Janua

Heading: (African American, 1861) Author: [Oliver Johnson, ed.] Title: National Anti-Slavery Standard Place Published: New York, Philadelphia Publisher:American Anti-Slavery Society Date Publishe

[Julius Rubens Ames]. "LIBERTY". [New York] : [American Anti-Slavery Society], 1837. 8vo. 231, [1] pp. Black morocco over cloth, stained and worn. Early signature to title, page 105 with long closed t

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. A group of 2 titles regarding enslavement, incl. Phelps' Lectures on Slavery and its Remedy. Boston, MA: New England Anti-Slavery Society, 1834. PHELPS, Amos A. Lectures on Slav

The Anti-Slavery Record, August 1835, First Edition, Published by the American Anti-Slavery Society, N.Y. Volume 1, Number 8.

(1801-1867) American Quaker doctor and ardent abolitionist, President of the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society. Uncommon A.L.S. ‘Caspar Wistar’ 2pp. 4to., Philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1844, to D

Dated 1835 The Anti-Slavery Record Book Vol 1 1st Edition No. 8. Pub by The American Anti Slavery Society. Good w/ creases and staining. Size: 4 1/2"W x 7"H

Anti-Slavery Corresponding Society Halfpenny 1795

Act of Incorporation and Constitution of The Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Slavery Pamphlet. Discusses the relief of freeing slaves unlawfully held. Printed in Philadelphia in 1860 by the

1840 Inquiry into Anti SLAVERY William Jay American Constitution Emancipation William Jay was a 19th-century American abolitionist who published an important treatise on the development of American an

1864 John Jay Second Letter on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activi

1864 John Jay on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activist elected pre

1864 John Jay on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activist elected pre

Religious Tract Society. THE HAPPY NEGRO… TO WHICH IS ADDED THE GRATEFUL NEGRO. London: Clowes, [ca. 1830]. 7" x 4.75". 8 pp. With woodcut vignette to title and final leaf. Disbound, mild toning, Ve