1780 AMERICAN REVOLUTION & ABOLITIONISM. Persecuted Quakers Still Find Time to Advocate for Abolition in America. Methodist For the rest of his

For the rest of his life Cutter relished being referred to as the "farmer-poet" or the "Poet Lariat" and told of his acquaintance with Mark Twain to anyone he met

A Voice to America represents a deliberate effort by conservative unionists to shift national anxieties away from sectionalism and the expansion of slavery

I would rejoice to serve my Savior in this way

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1780 AMERICAN REVOLUTION & ABOLITIONISM. Persecuted Quakers Still Find Time to Advocate for Abolition in America. Methodist For the rest of hisA superb document issued during the absolute height of the American Revolutionary War, offering immediate insight into Quaker maintenance of their radical moral testimonies amidst total geopolitical fragmentation. Printed by the central London Yearly Meeting during its session from the 15th to the 20th of the fifth month and addressed explicitly to Philadelphia and other overseas congregations, this circular was dispatched at a time when Great Britain