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Card and letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Baltimore Jail, to Francis Todd, May 13, 1830

1 pp 1830

Holograph, signed.

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Case of Mary Smith by Maria Weston Chapman, [1836?]

1 pp 1836

Holograph.

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Certificate of graduation of Amos August Phelps from Jeremiah Day

1 pp 1832

Jeremiah Davis writes that “Mr. Amos A. Phelps, who now graduated at [Andover Theological Seminary] in Sept[ember] 1826, sustained here a fair moral and Christian character and a highly respectable standing.”

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Certificate of honorary membership from Adelphic Union Library (Williams College), [Boston], to Amos Augustus Phelps, fifth day of October in the year of... one thousand, eight hundred and forty one

1 pp 1841

This document certifies that Amos A. Phelps is an honorary member of the Adelphic Union Library Association.

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Charles Granger, Washington D.C., autograph letter signed to [Ziba B. Oakes?], 14 July 1854

1 pp 1854

Asks titles for Stoney Landing Plantation promptly settled.

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Chronological list of Harriet Martineau's works by Maria Weston Chapman, [1876?]

1 pp 1876

Holograph.

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Chronological list of Harriet Martineau's works by Maria Weston Chapman, [1876?]

1 pp 1876

Holograph.

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Circular by Amos Augustus Phelps, Mass., [Between 1837 and 1847]

1 pp 1837

The circular letter urges citizens of Massachusetts to sign a memorial against a recent act of congress.

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Circular from American Anti-Slavery Society, Boston, [Mass.], Sept[ember] 1, 1861

1 pp 1861

On behalf of the American Anti-Slavery Society, William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, and Samuel May, Jr. address the recipient of this circular concerning the financial health of the society during the economic hardship brought on by the Civil War, stating that the Executive Committee is forced to entertain seriously the necessity of discontinuing the "National Anti-Slavery Standard". The American Anti-Slavery Society announces that, in the spirit of sacrifice, their own Editors and agents have willingly accepted a diminution of their salaries to help ensure the survival of the newspaper, and issues the call for contributions, donations, or subscriptions to ensure that they may continue to publish it.

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Circular from Maria Weston Chapman, [Boston, Mass.], to William Lloyd Garrison, [ca. Jan. 29,] 1842

1 pp 1842

Circular letters.

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Circular letter from Amos Augustus Phelps, Boston, Nov. 8. 1838

1 pp 1838

Amos A. Phelps and Henry B. Stanton urge people to support candidates who support abolitionism when they vote.

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Circular letter from Austin Bearse, to Samuel May, Dec. 10, 1857

1 pp 1857

This circular letter from Bearse and Bowditch is a "Statement of Stockholders' Loss in Yacht Flirt." Samuel May is listed as one of the stockholders.

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Card and letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Baltimore Jail, to Francis Todd, May 13, 1830

Case of Mary Smith by Maria Weston Chapman, [1836?]

Certificate of graduation of Amos August Phelps from Jeremiah Day

Certificate of honorary membership from Adelphic Union Library (Williams College), [Boston], to Amos Augustus Phelps, fifth day of October in the year of... one thousand, eight hundred and forty one

Charles Granger, Washington D.C., autograph letter signed to [Ziba B. Oakes?], 14 July 1854

Chronological list of Harriet Martineau's works by Maria Weston Chapman, [1876?]

Chronological list of Harriet Martineau's works by Maria Weston Chapman, [1876?]

Circular by Amos Augustus Phelps, Mass., [Between 1837 and 1847]

Circular from American Anti-Slavery Society, Boston, [Mass.], Sept[ember] 1, 1861

Circular from Maria Weston Chapman, [Boston, Mass.], to William Lloyd Garrison, [ca. Jan. 29,] 1842

Circular letter from Amos Augustus Phelps, Boston, Nov. 8. 1838

Circular letter from Austin Bearse, to Samuel May, Dec. 10, 1857