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F. E. Jones, from a photograph taken by Fredericks of New York

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This portrait depicts Cassius Marcellus Clay, (1810-1903). From Portraits of American Abolitionists (a collection of images of individuals representing a broad spectrum of viewpoints in the slavery debate) Photo. 81.152
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  1. Abolitionists
  2. Clay, Cassius Marcellus, 1810 1903

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Cassius Marcellus Clay papers Notes] [manuscript Maj. Gen. Cassius M. Clay Letter to] Beloved Friend [manuscript Pioneer emancipator Incomplete letter to] Dear Anne [manuscript "Cassius M. Clay and John G. Free: A Study in Southern Anti-Slavery Thought" Letter to] Dear Mrs. Chapman [manuscript Letter to] My dear M. W. Chapman & sisters [manuscript Letter to] Dear Anne [manuscript History and record of the proceedings of the people of Lexington and its vicinity, in the suppression of the True American, from the commencement of the movement on the 14th of August, 1845, to its final termination on Monday, the 18th of the same month Unknown African American male with a hand brake in a field of hemp stalk stacks at at a Castleton Farm, Lexington, Kentucky; used as illustration facing page 35 in Coleman's "Slavery times in Kentucky" with caption: "OLD SLAVE WITH HAND HEMP-BRAKE", 1940 Cassius M. Clay as a student at Yale Office of Clay's True American, Lexington History and record of the proceedings of the people of Lexington and its vicinity, in the suppression of the True American, from the commencement of the movement on the 14th of August, 1845, to its final termination on Monday, the 18th of the same month. Bond posted by C. M. Clay to emancipate six slaves Letter to] My Dear Caroline [manuscript Letter to] Mrs. H. G. Chapman; Dear Friend [manuscript Letter to] Mrs. Henry G. Chapman: Dear Friend [manuscript Page [NA] of History and record of the proceedings of the people of Lexington and its vicinity, in the suppression of the True American, from the commencement of the movement on the 14th of August, 1845, to its final termination on Monday, the 18th of the same month
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