Letter from John Bishop Estlin, Bristol, to Samuel May, May 18th, 1847
Estlin refers to the ill treatment of Frederick Douglass as a possible "lucky occurrence for the cause." He tells May that he does not think the British Unitarians will put any reference to the slaveholding American Vice President in their reply. Estlin expresses his fear that...
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