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Abolition Movements Rise Across States 1830s
A 1830s correspondence reveals efforts by anti slavery leaders to gather authentic information on abolition societies. The document cites growth in auxiliaries, inter-state and international links, fundraising, and plans to influence Congress. Seekers include J G Birney and F H Eamont with data on society numbers, income, and printing activity.
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New York
John C. Ip
Calhoun
Evan Slreds
Siaere
Aia
White
Congress
Jas. G. Birney
F. H. Eamont
J. G. Birpey
U. States
United States
District of Columbia
F. H. Exwons
Nica
Sinois
Elijah P. Lovejoy
Delaware State
Manumission Society
Tie
Land
Franklin
Rush
Jay
Pennon Abolition Society
Frank
Bush
American Society
Ayswesn
Canada
Upper Canada
Great Britain
Car
Britain
France
Duc de Roglie
Haiti
Sonne Chaen
Orem
Toot
Aby Jet Ad
Mies
Massachusetts
Senate
House of Representatives
Thost
Lysa
Pye Bens Hawksanns
Pablo Faneiooain
Matos
Hampehien
Rhode Island
Free States
South
Georgia
Hartford
Connecticut
Supreme Court
New Haven
Clinton Hall
Antcs
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio
North
Inia
Finois
Sosaadee Saba
Tama
Ereerase
Coor
A. S
Narrog
Sewall
Maine
William Philbrick
Boston
Axswra
Ap Saveey
Evanxerraron
Human Ricars
Human Rights
Aba
Times
Smith
Smythe
Philadelphia
Christian Witness
Pittsburgh
Philanthropist
Cincinnati
Alton
Pap
Slave States
Child
Wythe
John G. Whittier
Ely
District of
Dresser
Public
Nashville
Charleston
D. C