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by Hugh Pearson
“About the 4th I was one of the intrenching party that marched onto the ground about 9 o’clock in the evening … we … began digging where we found a line of split white pine strips stretching along the ground
He hath his way in the Whirlwind
Gapes in Chickens
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1841 THOMAS CLARKSON. Letter to American Clergy & Southern Slaver-Holders on Evils of Slavery. Autograph by Hugh PearsonAn excessively scarce first edition of Clarkson's most significant interaction specifically with efforts toward the abolition of slavery in the United States. In it, he addresses clergy first, as stewards of the souls of Christians in America and as Christ's shepherds to all people, including those under the yoke of tyranny. He opens by clarifying that he does not wish to be overly severe with the clergy, but after 56 years in the battle, admits he