1834 SLAVERY & ABOLITION. Proceedings of the New Hampshire Anti-Slavery Convention. Scarce! Reformation perhaps gathered by him and

perhaps gathered by him and fair copies made as they were sent to him by his grandfather's friends families and the recognition of their historical value was being recognized

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1834 SLAVERY & ABOLITION. Proceedings of the New Hampshire Anti-Slavery Convention. Scarce! Reformation perhaps gathered by him andA very scarce imprint of the proceedings of the first meeting of one of the more absolutist anti slavery societies. While even many in favor of abolition favored some form of protracted process, the more radical found this concession outrageous, quite literally equating the gradual elimination of slavery to the gradual elimination of permissible murder or rape. The document opens asking all those who believe that slavery is a sin and that it should