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The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.

The front cover is separated from the spine. The inside front cover bears a stamp which reads "Lawrence Public Library/Established 1872".

This bound book is comprised of slavery pamphlets all of which are listed below:
1. Address of the Committee Appointed by a Public Meeting Held at Fanueuil Hall, September 24, 1846 for the Purpose of Considering the Recent Case of Kidnapping From Our Soil and of Taking Measures to Prevent the Recurrence of Similar Outrages.
2. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of Christianity and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which it is Defended with Observations on Some of the Causes of War and on Some of its Effects, by Jonathan Dymond 1835.
3. Papers of the Slave Power, First Published in the Boston Whig by John G. Palfrey.
4. Savannah and Boston, Account of the Supplies Sent to Savannah with the Last Appeal of Edward Everett in Fanueul Hall; The Letter to the Mayor of Savannah; and The Proceedings of the Citizens, and Letter of the Mayor of Savannah, by the Executive Committee, 1865.