Fragmented 1856 Geneva anti slavery speech at trial
A lengthy public address argues against returning a fugitive slave, invoking religious liberty and the Bible. It denounces abolitionists and slaveholders alike, urging the court to refuse enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law while upholding moral duties to God and neighbor.
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Jolligee
Jonpirge
Pission
Kentucky
Virginia
England
Ming
Norfolk
Olio
Idonet
Union Srvera
Wentursky
Carmel
U.S
Daniel
Nof Cranmer
Ridley
Simon
Temple of Justice
Congress
Machar
Tsaly
United States
Allinga
Young
Marshall
Cenetrac— von Py
Wade
Congress of the
United State
Carman
Gass
Leforaman
Arocrica
Order of Europe
Trakerb
Gwen
Mary
Church of Christ
Mr. Marshall
Wrib
John Wesley
Congress of the Nation
Hell
Finsei
Lavy
Indus
Emmy
Justini
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Daniel Webster
Jon
Danigh Webster
Cacapon Springs
Nore Mountain
Biue
Ohio
Dom
Robert
U. S
Pontus Pilate
Joliffe
Cok-Chambers
Fendery
Jacob Tiling
Bennet
Dia
Ihis
Fragmented OCR note hints at legal public sale details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a public sale, court or official action, with scattered names and places. The text hints at dates, locations, and participants but remains unreadable in key sections, preventing a full extraction of entities or outcomes.
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