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Abolitionrieties, or, Remarks on some of the members of the Pennsylvania State Anti-Slavery Society for the eastern district, and the American Anti-Slavery Society : most of whom were present at the annual meetings, held in Philadelphia and New York in May, 1840

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Jones, Benjamin S

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Satirical poemChecklist Amer. imprintsBoston Public Library (Rare Book Department) copy ex libris (BPL bookplate): F.J. Garrison, no doubt from the library of his father, William Lloyd Garrison
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  1. Abolitionists
  2. American Anti Slavery Society
  3. Pennsylvania Anti Slavery Society
  4. Slaver

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