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Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Copy can also be found with call number MS A.1.2 vol.4, p.73-75. Contains a red antislavery seal on the back. George Thompson writes to Robert Purvis in…

Holograph, signed Samuel Johnson writes: "It would have given me pleasure to write a short piece of verse for your excellent Annual [Liberty Bell],---but the spirit has not moved---and I must send you…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. On verso, the delivery address is "Mr. Amos A. Phelps, [xxxx xxx?] Andover, Massachusetts." Joel R. Arnold writes to Amos A. Phelps that he is aware of t…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger William Harned writes to Amos A. Phelps regarding Johnsońs payment of $20 and an assortment of papers that he (Harned) will send to Phelps to inform him o…

Title supplied by cataloger. Date from item or from supporting materials. T. W. H. Donated to the Boston Public Library by Thomas Wentworth Higginson in 1904. Reminds him of his former views on the im…

Holograph. The author of this letter is unknown. The females of Philadelphia enclose a small sum to William Lloyd Garrison to support his work in the abolitionist cause and to aid him in "giving a mor…

Clipping (information artifact). Proof (printed matter), with corrections by William Lloyd Garrison This letter by William Lloyd Garrison was printed in the April 3, 1879, issue of the newspaper, The…

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Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. On verso, the letter is addressed to "Mr. W. Lloyd Garrison. Boston. Mass." George Bourne writes to William Lloyd Garrison offering to write "a weekly es…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript annotated on recto, with "To W. L. Garrison." appearing on top-right margin of page, and "Garrison MSS." stamped in blue ink above the addressed…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. On verso, the delivery address is "Rev. A. A. Phelps, Boston, Mass." Samuel H. Fletcher writes to Amos A. Phelps about his intention of asking for a dism…

Holograph, signed Amos Farnsworth is replying to Maria Weston Chapman's note in regards to the Liberty Bell and encloses $15. Farnsworth writes: "I can hardly imagine how you will pass your time in Fr…

Holograph, signed. This letter is concerned with an engraving which Thomas Earle found hanging in a parlor. Earle therefore does not know if Mrs. Chapman would like to part with it, but he thinks it w…

Holograph, signed. Unable to contribute articles to the anti-slavery bazaar this year, Mary H. Watson is instead sending twenty dollars in gold to "aid in the righteous overthrow of despotism, & in th…

Holograph, signed. William Lloyd Garrison sent the "Sonnet -- Character" to Maria Weston Chapman for publication in the Liberty Bell. In a note beneath the poem, Garrison offers to write a page or two…

Holograph, signed. Name of author from legacy card catalog. Title devised by cataloger. Signed as "Yours sincerely." Recipient of the letter unknown. Legacy card catalog makes reference to "Boston Rev…

Holograph, signed. Title supplied by cataloger.

Holograph, signed. Anne Warren Weston asks Garrison to send a photograph of himself to Monsieur de Tourgueneff in Paris. Tourgueneff is a mutual friend and ardent admirer.

Holograph, signed. William Lloyd Garrison urges George William Benson to attend the nonresistance meeting. He recommends that brother James Holley Garrison remain in Brooklyn, away from city temptatio…

"Our Country is the World - Our Countrymen are Mankind." "No union with slaveholders." "Published at the Anti-Slavery Office, Robert F. Wallcut, General Agent" <1860> J. Brown Yerrington, Printer <184…