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Border Methodism and border slavery Being a statement and review of the action of the Philadelphia Annual Conference Concerning Slavery, at its late session at Easton, Pa., including the case of Rev. J.D. Long: the slaveholding among members of the body: the extent and character of slaveholding in our territory: and "the crushing out" of Rev. J.S. Lame since the late session of the conference

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M'Carter, J. Mayland

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  1. Maryland
  2. Methodist Episcopal Church
  3. Slaver
  4. Slavery
  5. Slavery And The Church

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