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The Twenty-Fifth National Anti-Slavery Subscription Anniversary. You are cordially invited by the Ladies...

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This small broadside announces an antislavery event at the Boston Music Hall on 26 January 1859 and is signed by 28 women, including Maria Westman Chapman. [Boston: 1859]
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  1. American Anti Slavery Society
  2. Anniversaries, Etc
  3. Broadsides
  4. Slaver
  5. Social Life And Customs

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