Address Delivered Before The Rochester Anti-slavery: On The 19th January, And Again, By Request Of Several Citizens, At The Court House, In Rochester, (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246471229)

This is the text of Myron Holley's address, "Address Delivered Before The Rochester Anti-slavery," given on January 19th and again on February 5th, 1837. Holley, a prominent abolitionist, delivers a powerful argument against the institution of slavery, appealing to moral, religious, and political principles. This document offers valuable insight into the abolitionist movement in Rochester, New York, and the broader anti-slavery sentiment of the era. It showcases the rhetoric and arguments employed by abolitionists to persuade their contemporaries of the injustice and inhumanity of slavery. This address is an important historical document for understanding the fight for civil rights in the United States.

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