1883 FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Final Edition of His Most Substantial Autobiography. Anti-Slavery & Abolition. Sermons perhaps the mid-19th century

perhaps the mid-19th century

A lovely bound year of an important and rare Vermont Second Great Awakening periodical that functions as a sammelband of a few other rather scarce items bound in at the rear

Excellent letters

Not observing ye advice & direction of our blessed Lord in cases of private personal offenses

This copy presented by important Scottish publisher

1883 FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Final Edition of His Most Substantial Autobiography. Anti-Slavery & Abolition. Sermons perhaps the mid-19th centuryFrederick Douglass [1818 1895] journey from enslavement to the most significant civil rights activist of the 19th century has made him an ongoing source of inspiration for those who believe in and pursue racial equity, gender equity, and for those who believe that democracy works best when it includes all. After escaping from slavery in Maryland, Douglass became a national leader of the abolitionist movement in Massachusetts and New York, during which