1837 18th CENTURY ABOLITIONIST. Memoir of Early Quaker Abolitionist's Travels in South Carolina, Georgia, &c. Abolition This section published in 1903

This section published in 1903 as A Journey from New York to San Francisco in the American Historical Review and issued separately the same year

Their views were very similar to those of John Wesley's once the war had begun as shown in his Seasonable Address [1776]"

she has assured me you have a striking resemblance in all respects to that dearest Woman whose endearing Society it was once my lot to enjoy

and that enacted a principle of majoritarian democracy [a government by the people

Scenes and Incidents in Connection with the Holy Spirit in the Life and Ministry of Edward Payson Hammond

1837 18th CENTURY ABOLITIONIST. Memoir of Early Quaker Abolitionist's Travels in South Carolina, Georgia, &c. Abolition This section published in 1903A rather scarce and important diary of Joshua Evans [1731 1798], an early Quaker traveling preacher who spent a significant amount of time preaching to enslaved communities in the states of Tennessee, Maryland, South Carolina, and Georgia. Includes an extensive 30+ page section of the work is given to his observations of the treatment and state of slavesin the southern most colonies during the 18th century, accounts of his preaching to them, etc., . .