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To the Clergy: Brethren, as the slave trade, with its consequences, is one of the greatest enormities existing
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slavery
slave trade
abolitionists
african americans
blacks
enslaved people
abolition movement
antislavery movements
moral and ethical aspects
broadsides
schomburg center for research in black culture manuscripts archives and rare books division
sidney lapidus slavery and abolition collection
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Date
1792 - 1792
Source
New York Public Library
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