Letter. March 3, 1870, Boston, [Mass.] to Lewis Tappan.

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Letter. March 3, 1870, Boston, [Mass.] to Lewis Tappan.

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Sings praises of Tappan's brother, Arthur, about whom Tappan has written a biography. Has not, but may yet, write a history of the anti-slavery movement.

[3] p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

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