Sea-weeds collected on the British coast, presented to the Boston Anti-Slavery Bazaar. Collected by W. & M. A.

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Sea-weeds collected on the British coast, presented to the Boston Anti-Slavery Bazaar. Collected by W. & M. A.

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30 leaves, 20 of them with delicately mounted sea weed specimens with mss. descriptions, poetry, religious sentiments interspersed. Leeds:N.d., after 1853.

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Allen, Mary K. (Mary Kibbe)

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Boston Female Anti-slavery Society

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