Letter from Thomas Price, London [England], to William Lloyd Garrison, 1836 Sep[tember] 19

Thomas Price, an English minister and publisher, writes to William Lloyd Garrison about starting an anti-slavery periodical and requesting Garrison's help finding materials. He asks that any information that he deems suitable should be sent to his friend, Mr. [John] Scoble, another British abolitionist working in Canada.

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