1833 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. Declaration of Sentiments of the American Anti-Slavery Society. 1st Issue. Scarce. Martyrs rather a rarity at the

rather a rarity at the time:

though here even a better impression | Slavery in Brazil | Slavery Protected by the Army of the United States | Scenes in the City Prison of New York [Superb woodcut of illustrating the case of the accused runaway / fugitive slave Stephen Downing] | The Kidnapped Girl | Slavery a Sin | Helping to Buy a Father | What Colonization Means | Anti-Slavery Meetings in Pittsburgh [with accounts of the addresses] | etc

before the Honourable House of Commons

Doctor John died there in 1804 at the age of 81

A very rare work by Giles Randall

1833 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. Declaration of Sentiments of the American Anti-Slavery Society. 1st Issue. Scarce. Martyrs rather a rarity at theAn exceptionally scarce four page prospectus for the Anti Slavery Society, including their sentiments, preamble, constitution, etc., In pristine uncirculated condition. An almost impossibly good example. A very fine foundational document of the most influential anti slavery society in American history. By 1840, they had spawned 2,000 subsidiary anti slavery organizations containing some 200,000 members. Garrison, William Lloyd. Declaration of