Письмо Джорджа Томпсона Джону Бишопу Эстлину

George Thompson writes to John Bishop Estlin regarding "the next advocate, if you approve it, and it be not too late, a notice of my recent lecture of A.S." He writes of delivering addresses in other parts of the "kingdom" and "advise persons desirious of hearing such, and of securing the services of the lecturer, to correspond with me, or some one on my behalf." He writes of receiving a letter from Basingstoke, Harts, requesting lectures, stating that he has replied but requests that someone "would manage the financial department, leaving to me only the work." He also makes a suggestion on the last page for hundreds or thousands of copies of a small bill, "recommending the Advocate, be advantageously scattered at Our Anti-Slavery Meetings? The local booksellers or News Agents would supply the demand." He believes this will help the cause.

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сборник по борьбе с рабством Бостонская публичная библиотека отдел редких книг аболиционисты 19 век переписка движения против рабства история встречи лекции и лекции издательский общества и т. д. издатели и издательское дело общества эстлин иоанн епископ 1785 1855 Томпсон Джордж 1804 1878 Соединенное Королевство Англия буквы заочные рукописи английский Джордж Томпсон 1804 1878 Иоанн Епископ Эстлин Джордж Томпсон высокое разрешение рабство

1832 - 1867

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