from an important New England family deeply invested in missions
Being the Day of General Thanksgiving
Morehouse to try to get you away from the Publication Society when he knew we valued you & you were already in our service
and what appear to be the original and rarely-preserved hasp and clasp
1835 ANTI-SLAVERY RECORD. Five Loose Issues, Including Volume I. No. I. Rare Abolitionist Woodcuts &c. Reformation from an important New EnglandA wonderful little assemblage of 5 individually published issues of The Anti Slavery Record, including the seminal issue, Volume I, No. I; and Volume I [January, 1835]. No. 4 [April, 1835]; Volume I. No. 7 [July, 1835]; Volume I. No. 11 [November, 1835]; and Vol. II. No. 7 [July, 1836]. The individual issues are preferable as the bound volumes often do not include the original wraps, which display some of the most important woodcut illustrations,