1836 Herald Of Freedom Anti-slavery Newspaper Rare For Sale

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1836 HERALD OF FREEDOM Anti-Slavery Newspaper RARE

The Front Page Reads “I ENTER INTO NO COMPROMISE WITH SLAVERY. I AM FOR JUSTICE, IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY, AND ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF THE LIVING GOD”

Whole No. 41 - Volume 2 – No. 15 – CONCORD, New Hampshire – Saturday, June 11, 1836

Joseph Horace Kimball, Editor of this Anti-Slavery Newspaper

Elbridge G. Chase, Printer

Articles Include ANTI-SLAVERY – Address of a Colored Man, Division of the Presbyterian Church, Pinckney’s Report, Second Anniversary of the New Hampshire Anti-Slavery Society, Letter from Judge Jay, Letter from William Goodell, Letter from Reverend George Storrs, Letter from Edmund Jackson, A Despotic Bill, New Hampshire Colonization Society, The Liberian Association, An Encouraging Fact, Reasons for Enslaving the Africans, Couldn’t Take Care of Themselves, George Thompson and Dr. Cox & Much More

Pictures a BLACK Youngsters Being Taught Civilly and By Being Beaten with a Whip

Complete Paper with Front Page & Pages 158, 159 & & 160

Fabulous ORIGINAL Piece of African American & Slavery History

Nathaniel Peabody Rogers would Serve as the Editor and Contributing Writer to this Newspaper

Overall Outstanding Condition

The Literary Newspaper Measures Approximately 13” Across x 19” High as Pictured
**PLEASE USE THE ZOOM FEATURE ON EACH PHOTO FOR MORE DETAILS ON CONDITION**!!!

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