Letters to James F. Clarke, 1847-1857.

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Letters to James F. Clarke, 1847-1857.

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Discusses attitude of merchants toward fugitive slaves and their insensitivity to larger concerns of peace, temperance and reform of the penal code; suggests fortnightly non-sectarian meetings to promote a revival of religion.

4 items ; 25 x 20 cm. or smaller.

Connecticut Historical Society

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