Letter from brother of anti-slavery leader Gerrit Smith

Abolitionist Gerrit Smith Slavery Letter to Spooner Who Wrote “Unconstitutionality of Slavery” Mentions Buchanan too In this letter to Lysander Spooner, abolitionist Gerrit Smith responds

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. A group of two letters signed by prominent abolitionists, including one by Gerrit Smith (1797-1874) and another signed by Owen Lovejoy (1811-1864). LOVEJOY, Owen. Letter signed

Details: Charles Sumner autographed "Freedom always for all! handwritten quotation on page. Dated December 17ht, 1863 and sent from the Senate Chamber. Very good condition overall. Accompanied by a mo

Letter from the American Anti-Slavery Society, dated February 18, 1836. "Feb. 18" has been handwritten in. Letter is in good condition, measures 10 x 8" folded, 10 x 16'' unfolded. Slight wear around

1p, 5 x 8 in., framed with photographic print and envelope(unexamined out of the frame). Letter notes that anti-slavery activist and Lincoln supporter Cassius M. Clay, of Townsend's home-state of Kent

John Jay's Grandson, Abolitionist, ALS to Gerrit Smith about Slavery, "it might be stigmatized as an abolition movement" 3pp, measuring 7.75" x 9.75", New York, dated April 25, 1844. Signed "John

Clipped signature of Charles Sumner (1811-1874). Sumner was the leader of the anti-slavery forces in Massachusetts and a leader of the Radical Republicans in the U.S. Senate during the American Civil

(1790's) Anti-Slavery Political Conder Token. Great Britain, Middlesex Halfpenny (D&H-1037). AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER obverse legend encircles a kneeling slave in chains. The reverse legend reads

[ENSLAVEMENT & ABOLITION]. Anti-slavery "Am I Not a Man and a Brother?" token. N.p., n.d., ca late 18th century. approx. 32 mm metal token (light wear). Obverse inscribed "Am I Not a Man and a Brother

Blackamoor Wedgewood Jasperware Basalt Anti Slave Medallion Plaque " Am I Not a Man and a Brother " Black Man in Chains Wall Plaque Framed with mesh backdrop blm 4.15" L x 3.15" W 8.5" L x 6.5" W Mark

William Gladstone Re: Sumner's Death and His "contributions to the anti-slavery movement." To Cyrus Field A letter written from 11 Carlton-House-Terrace, signed "WE Gladstone" and addressed to America

Britain anti-slavery kneeling slave pieces copper and white metal. Kneeling slave, AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER. Rev. Overseer watches Black field workers, threatening Biblical threat against slave-ho

18th century AD. Obv: chained kneeling slave with AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER legend. Rev: clasped hands with +MAY SLAVERY & OPPRESSION CEASE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD legend; with initials IC stamped at

1864 John Jay Second Letter on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activi

Anti-Slavery Medallions. Am I Not A Man And A Brother. Abolitionist's Medallion (replica). Maker and place unknow. Vignette of kneeling female slave with slogan, "Am I Not A Woman & A Sister." Reverse

Authentic historical letter document signed by Presidential Candidate, Congressman, and Abolitionist; Gerrit Smith. Dated May 17th, 1854. Has paper seal in upper right hand corner. Document measures a

American, 19th century oil on board depicting an enslaved man in shackles, captioned in a black ribbon, "Am I Not A Man and A Brother?", housed in a period sand cove frame, 6 1/2" x 8 3/4" sight, 11"

(WEST--TEXAS.) James Burns Wallace. A northern abolitionist argues that the Texas Revolution is entirely about slavery. Autograph letter signed "J.B.W." to brother William A. Wallace of Plymouth, NH.

1863 letter, ALS, Camden point Missouri February 28, 1863 M Vivian writes his brother on the slavery question and gold mining.

educator, author, orator, African American leader, born into slavery, and adviser to multiple presidents of the United States, signed letter dated Feb. 27. 1899, addressed to Mr. Walter S. Haskett, YM

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Letter reporting on the dispersal of a family's enslaved people in Tennessee. Autograph Letter Signed as "James" [Maury?] to unidentified brother in Brownsville, TX. 2 pages, 12

“If our dear father (as well as brothers) are to be sacrificed to the God of Slavery, we shall not believe they have died in vain.” - Ruth Thompson, daughter of John Brown Historic, unpu

American, 19th century oil on panel depicting an anti-slavery illustration, captioned "Forcing Slavery Down the Throat of a Freesoiler,” in which Democrats Stephen Douglas, Franklin Pierce, Jame

The Ohio State Anti-Slavery Society originated in 1835 in Zanesville, Ohio, as a result of the abolition campaign of Theodore D. Weld and other members of Cincinnati's Lane Theological Seminary. This