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Summary
Sophia Little writes William Lloyd Garrison and Amos Augustus Phelps a religious discourse on slavery, expressing her disagreement with Joseph Boyle's assertion that "God wills to destroy utterly this people", and states her conviction that Jesus will "spare this guilty country" as he would have "spared the cities of the plain if ten righteous men had been found there".
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anti slavery collection
boston public library
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antislavery movements
religious aspects
united states
history
19th century
abolitionists
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women abolitionists
garrison william lloyd 1805 1879
little sophia l sophia louisa 1799 1893
phelps amos a amos augustus 1805 1847
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sophia l sophia louisa little 1799 1893
sophia louisa little
william lloyd garrison
amos augustus phelps
high resolution
slavery
Date
1832 - 1867
Source
Boston Public Library
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Copyright info
Public Domain