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Holograph, signed "Your loving Father." William Lloyd Garrison discusses his plans for going to New York to see Wendell Phillips Garrison. William Lloyd Garrison comments: "Forty years ago I had not a…

Holograph The end of this letter is missing Maria Weston Chapman begins the letter by telling about the activities of her children. She mentions a discussion with William Lloyd Garrison about the advi…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Samuel May Jr. asks Parker Pillsbury to reconsider his plan to attend the upcoming meeting in Rutland, Vermont, because Pillsbury needs to take an importan…

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Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger William Harned writes to Amos A. Phelps, who is visiting Haiti, and relates news from home, including Steamer Atlantićs disappearance and affairs at the o…

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Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger On verso, the delivery address is "Rev. A. A. Phelps, Boston, Ms." In response to a request by Amos A. Phelps, Gamaliel Bailey supplies him with a long lis…

Copy of letter. Whereabouts of original manuscript unknown In this letter, William Lloyd Garrison and his wife, Helen Eliza Garrison, tell about the death of their dear babe, Elizabeth Pease, who was…

Holograph, signed with initials Wendell Phillips has "reported something that may pass for my answer to [John] Pierpont." Wendell Phillips is grateful for the offer of Maria Weston Chapman's mother to…

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Holograph, signed with initials Deborah Weston has been to a meeting. She talked to John A. Collins and William Lloyd Garrison beforehand. She found Daniel Wise and two men named Crandall and Durfee a…

Holograph, signed George Thompson gives a list of his seven lectures in Rochester, NY, and the amounts netted from admission fees. He concludes that the next annual meeting of the American Anti-Slaver…

Holograph, signed Amos Farnsworth encloses three articles that were recently published in the Courier and relate to the Constitution, which he wishes Anne Warren Weston "thoughtfully to read." Farnswo…

Holograph, signed "Your loving Father." William Lloyd Garrison makes positive comments on Helen Villard's letter writing ability and her good standing in school. Helen Villard is very attached to Agne…

Handwritten copy of letter; not William Lloyd Garrison's handwriting. Whereabouts of the original manuscript unknown There was a severe snowstorm. William Lloyd Garrison agrees with Samuel May Jr. tha…

Annual; Alternate titles: Quincy resident list, Quincy voting list; Listed by wards and then street. Includes occupation and age.; Description based on: 1893.

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript annotated on recto, with "117" in pencil beneath Powell's salutation to Garrison Accompanying envelope features a typeset image on recto of a be…

Holograph, signed Anne Warren Weston requests that Miss Ball send her a checked list of votes of the "yeas & neas called at the last meeting of our Society."

Holograph, signed On the top half of page 1, there is a letter from Anna M. Hopper to Maria Weston Chapman. Hopper writes to say that the articles sent to the Philadelphia anti-slavery fair arrived to…