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Letter to] My dear Anne [manuscript

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Holograph, signedIn the postscript, Sarah Moore Grimké suggests that instead of putting the original letters in Anne Warren Weston's book, she might have them copied by a calligrapher like Lydia Dodge of Salem and have the autographs pasted inSarah Moore Grimké copied the letter to the Queen into Anne Warren Weston's book and requests not to let it get published. Grimké would like a copy of Gerrit Smith's letter to send to a friend; she thinks Smith's letter ought to be printed in the Liberator
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  1. Antislavery Movements
  2. Slaver
  3. Smith, Gerrit, 1797 1874
  4. Weston, Anne Warren, 1812 1890
  5. Women
  6. Women Abolitionists

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