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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. 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. 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…

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. 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. 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…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) manuscript composed in black ink on white paper stationery belonging to the "Office of the Women's Loyal Na…

Holograph. The end of the letter is missing. Caroline Weston describes in detail the application of Miss Martha Cushing for the position of teacher of French and Italian. Caroline has recommended Miss…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) manuscript composed in black ink on white paper. Below the first line, there is the number "172" written in…

Holograph, signed.

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Letter appears to be incomplete, as it ends abruptly, mid-sentence, and no signature can be found. Oliver Johnson notifies William Lloyd Garrison that th…

Holograph, signed. Title supplied by cataloger. May was very pleased by Dr. Joseph Hutton's remarks about Henry Clay's "hypocritical" emancipation scheme. He tells Estlin that the copy of "The Bristol…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Manuscript addressed from "JNO A. McAllister Box 1862, P.O. Philadelphia, Penna." Address is stamped upon upper left of first page of manuscript. Manuscr…