1860 ALVAN STEWART. The Anti-Slavery and Underground Railroad Speeches & Actions of Alvan Stewart Americana Phrenological Character of P

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rather blistering sermons in the revivalist manner of the American Great Awakening in thirty-six neat manuscript pages

1860 ALVAN STEWART. The Anti-Slavery and Underground Railroad Speeches & Actions of Alvan Stewart Americana Phrenological Character of PAlvan Stewart [1790 1849] is an absolutely fascinating character in the history of the abolitionist and underground railroad movements of the first half of the 19th century. Always with a wildly independent streak, he was enlisted from the University of Vermont to take a teaching job in Canada in 1812 as a spy for the United States government. He was arrested there and held prisoner. Upon his eventual release, he returned to the States and continued