1848 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, et al. Lines by those Persecuted for Abolition, Liberty, and Conscience. Reformer And the Use in the

And the Use in the Family and Sabbath School

I guess smoke 'em if you got 'em

and by the Baptists in General

Concerning the Labors of the family of Mayhew to propagate the gospel among the Indians

Previously unpublished sermons

1848 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, et al. Lines by those Persecuted for Abolition, Liberty, and Conscience. Reformer And the Use in theA very scarce work by Charles Spear, perhaps the most influential laborer for prisoner's rights in the 19th century. He was also influential in the fight against capital punishment, for the abolition of slavery, women's rights, etc., In the present, he recounts lines written from prison by Abolitionists and anti Slavery advocates like William Lloyd Garrison and Daniel Defoe [a very early anti slavery man], by those who are imprisoned for Conscience