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Anti-Slavery Papers, 1833-1892

Collection: Slavery Through Time: from Enslavers to Abolitionists, 1675-1865    Volumes    Anti-Slavery Papers, 1833-1892
These documents unite three formerly separate collections the 'Anti-Slavery Society papers: Trinidad 1836-1842'; 'The Rhodes House papers: material relating to America from anti-slavery collection in Rhodes House, Oxford, 1839-1868' and 'The Estlin Papers, 1840-1844'. The contents of these papers share certain core themes. They reveal abolitionists' concerns over some churches' reluctance to either denounce slavery or refuse to accept the proceeds of the slave trade. The American Anti-Slavery societies had mixed views on their British counterparts' protestations as post-revolution tensions remained and attacks on slavery were sometimes viewed as attacks upon the American states' fledgling Independence. These papers also include anti-slavery tracts, minute books and correspondence.
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Miscellaenous Letters to Mary Estlin, 1844-1881

Date:1844-1881
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-16

Letters from M. Estlin to R. Moore, 1868

Date:1868-1868
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-15

Letters to Estlin from M. W. Chapman, 1851-1883

These letters from Mrs. M. W. Chapman of Massachusetts, deal with certain political events of the day as they affected the abolitionist cause; also, copies of some letters from Mrs....

Date:1851-1883
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-14

Bristol and Clifton Auxiliary Ladies Anti-Slavery Society, 1840-1861

The Minute-book of the Bristol and Clifton Auxiliary Ladies Anti-Slavery Society, 1840-1861. This book contains references to slavery in the United States, the raising of funds to assist fugitive slaves,...

Date:1840-1861
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-13

Christian Tracts, 1847-1854

American abolitionists might attack the attitude of American churches towards slavery, but they nonetheless remained devout Christians themselves.

Date:1847-1854
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-12

Memoirs of Various Abolitionists, 1830-1892

Memoirs of various abolitionists, notably Charles Fellon, William Lloyd Garrison, the Grimke sisters, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Samuel J. May.

Date:1830-1892
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-11

Civil War Pamphlets, 1844-1865

Civil War pamphlets defending the course taken by the Union, with an anti-British tract by Orville Dewey.

Date:1844-1865
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-10

Anti-slavery and politics, 1845-1895

Date:1845-1895
Contributor:Bodleian Library, British Library, and others
Identifier:73198C-09
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