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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…

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 In this letter to Amos A. Phelps, Samuel Osgood says he is now convinced that ́Garrison hates the ministry & wishes to destroy it.́ He talks about his plan…

Holograph, signed On page four of this manuscript, the delivery address is: William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, Mass Charles Wheeler Denison has organized anti-slavery societies in Middletown and Hartford…

Holograph, signed William Lloyd Garrison gives his plans for a trip to Hartford and New York "in company with Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Severance." He hopes to visit the Bensons for two or three days. He hop…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript annotated on recto, with "193" in pencil beneath Plumly's salutation to Garrison, and "(1864)" in pencil to the right of letterhead date Benjami…

Holograph, signed Hunt writes Garrison informing him of an accident befalling his friend, Charles C. Burleigh, who was struck by the "rear truck of the engine" by a passing train while on his way to p…

Holograph, signed On page two, there is undated note by William Howitt to William Lloyd Garrison Mary Botham Howitt is greatly vexed by the stupidity of the editor. She hopes he will return the proofs…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript addressed to "W & Mrs Garrison & Fanny" Gerrit Smith writes William Lloyd Garrison informing him that he has learned from his daughter that Garr…

Holograph, signed William Lloyd Garrison sends warm regards

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript composed upon stationary bearing the typeset letterhead of the "American Freedmen's Aid Union, 69 Nassau Street, New York" James Miller M'Kim wr…

Holograph, signed William Chace brought news of Henry Egbert Benson's poor health. There was a disagreement with the doctors' diagnosis. Dr. Harrington escorted Henry E. Benson to Providence. Garrison…

Holograph, signed William Lloyd Garrison gave John Greenleaf Whittier's last letter to Richard Davis Webb, who wanted it as an autograph. Garrison's mental and physical condition has been affected by…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Samuel Joseph May writes William Lloyd Garrison upon learning of he and Helen Garrison's return home from Plymouth, and expresses his hope that they will p…

Holograph, signed The postscript is written on a fragment of paper

Holograph, signed Howe writes to Garrison that she has received a letter from a mutual acquaintance, a Mr. Albright. Howe annonces that she has been advised to hold the Woman's Peace Conference in the…

Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger Manuscript is a copy of the original letter, per the notation indicated on the letterhead William D. Kelley writes James Miller M'Kim recounting a meeting…

Holograph, signed William Lloyd Garrison is waiting for the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. May, with their dear children. Garrison is to speak at the quarterly meeting of the [New England] Anti-Slavery Socie…

Holograph On pages 1-5 of this manuscript, there is a letter by James Miller M'Kim to William Lloyd Garrison written on July 1, 1867. On pages 5-6, there is a separate letter by Wendell Phillips Garri…