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Review of pamphlets on slavery and colonization. : First published in the Quarterly Christian spectator, for March, 1833

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Reviewed are William Lloyd Garrison's "Thoughts on African colonization," James Cropper's "Letter to Thomas Clarkson," and "Abolition of Negro slavery," the last published in the American quarterly review, September, 1832.Checklist Amer. imprints17489BEIN College Pamphlets 2027 8: From the library of Rev. A. S. Chesebrough.
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Maltby, Abiel Holmes, 1792-1853, publisherBaldwin & Ellis, printerPeirce and Parker, publisher
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Keywords

  1. Abolition Of Negro Slavery
  2. Africa
  3. African Americans
  4. Amer Tracts
  5. American Society For Colonizing The Free People Of Colour Of The United States
  6. Chesebrough, Amos S
  7. Colonization
  8. Connecticut. New Haven. A. H. Maltby. 1833
  9. Controversial Literature
  10. Cropper, James, 1773 1840.. Letter To Thomas Clarkson
  11. Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805 1879.. Thoughts On African Colonization
  12. Ownership
  13. Slaver
  14. Slavery
  15. United States

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