1843 ANTI-SLAVERY. The Anti-Slavery Offering. 12 Months Complete with Original Abolitionist Contributions. Reformer but Taken as a Slave

but Taken as a Slave

Two Mites Cast into the Church's Treasury

"We represent tyrants

President of the Theological School of Geneva

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1843 ANTI-SLAVERY. The Anti-Slavery Offering. 12 Months Complete with Original Abolitionist Contributions. Reformer but Taken as a SlaveAn exceptional volume edited by John A. Collins, General Agent and Vice President of the Massachusetts Anti Slavery Society. Collins was a fire brand, and among the first to see the potential of Frederick Douglass as a voice for abolition. It was in fact Collins who hired Douglass as an agent of the society in 1841 and told him "just tell your story." And tell his story he did! But hiring a person still technically enslaved to lecture publicly across