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13801. First anniversary of the kidnapping of Thomas Sims by the City of Boston

13802. "I don't know what weakness may come over me, but I don't believe I shall ever deny my lord and master, Jesus Christ and I...

13803. "I don't know what weakness may come over me, but I don't believe I shall ever deny my lord and master, Jesus Christ and I...

13804. "I would never have drawn my sword in the cause of America if I could have conceived that thereby I was founding a land of...

13805. It is a debt we owe the purity of religion to show that it is at variance with that law which warrants slavery! Give me liberty...

13806. Kidnapping again!! : A man was stolen last night by the Fugitive Slave Bill Commissioner

13807. Letter from Anna Maria Priestman, [Bristol, England], to Mary Anne Estlin, [18]77 July 5

13808. Letter from Belton O'Neall Townsend, Society Hill, S[outh] C[arolina], to William Dean Howells, 1877 Nov[ember] 5

13809. Letter from Daniel Henry Chamberlain, Columbia, [South Carolina], to Francis Jackson Garrison, 1877 M[ar]ch 18

13810. Letter from George Russell, Kingston, [Mass.], to Maria Weston Chapman, July 29, 1837

13811. Letter from Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler, Liverpool, [England], [18]76 Feb[ruary] 10

13812. Letter from Mary Anne Rawson, Wincobank Hall, Rotherham, [England], 1867 Aug[ust] 31

13813. Letter from Thomas Russell to J.S. Love, 1868 Ap[ril] 19

13814. Letter from W. S. Nichols, Bradford, [England], Sep[tember] 26 [1867]

13815. The man is not bought! : He is still in the slave pen in the courthouse... let every man attend the trial

13816. The man is not bought! : He is still in the slave pen in the courthouse... let every man attend the trial

13817. A man kidnapped! : A public meeting at Faneuil Hall will be held... to secure justice for a man claimed as a slave by a...

13818. Memorial card for Henry Vincent, London, [England]

13819. One hour of American slavery is fraught with more misery than ages of that which we rose in rebellion to oppose

13820. The plot exploded! : John H. Pearson & the bloodhounds : the Vigilance Committee give their fellow citizens to understand that...