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1845 SLAVERY - ULYSSES S. GRANT. Rare Anti-Slavery Society Speech Owned by Civil War General & American President Premillennialism under affliction and adversity

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under affliction and adversity

In that light

According to Nevius

John Gamble [1777-1844]

Lyman Beecher's famous sermon for the anti-duelling association

1845 SLAVERY - ULYSSES S. GRANT. Rare Anti-Slavery Society Speech Owned by Civil War General & American President Premillennialism under affliction and adversityRare 1845 Salmon Chase Anti Slavery Address Signed by Ulysses S. Grant. A very fine item, and potentially a very early exposure of Ulysses S. Grant to abolitionist ideals. The address itself is scarce, a copy having just sold at Swann with a hammer of $2,375 with commissions. The present example then with the superb addition of being signed on the upper left of the title by "U. S. Grant." Then, seemingly in his own hand in the upper right corner of

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