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Journal of a Tour through the North of England and Parts of Scotland
small chips at head and base of spine as shown
Contents include: Anecdotes of American Slavery | Pro-Slavery Arithmetic | Facts Showing the Safety of Emancipation [it is worth noting that the first lengthy article of the first issue dealt with the potential issue of revenge and mass killings by the slaves if freed] | Amalgamation [on the fear of the races mixing and becoming one
George Bernard Shaw Records His Voice for Posterity
Half Centenary of the Baptist Missionary Society
1815 QUAKERS AND WAR OF 1812. Warnings Against Backsliding from Pacifism - American Revolution Redux Jonathan Edwards Journal of a Tour throughFor the Quakers, the War of 1812 was the American Revolution all over again. Socio economic pressures urged them in every direction to abandon the "Ancient Testimony" of non violence. Not all were "faithful." Issued immediately following the conclusion of the war, this official epistle from the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting is an attempt at self correction within the Society of Friends. The War of 1812 severely tested the traditional Quaker Peace