1837 JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER. First Pirated Edition. Abolitionist Poems on Slavery & Liberty. Illustrated. Calvinism This would place the address

This would place the address somewhere in April to June of 1864

September 1810

I recall reading of it first in M'Cheyne's memoir where he prayed for just a drop of the oceans of humility he found in the writings of Adam

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and morally can hold her place unfailing in the forced marches and prolonged struggles of life

1837 JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER. First Pirated Edition. Abolitionist Poems on Slavery & Liberty. Illustrated. Calvinism This would place the addressA very nicely preserved true first edition of Whittier's influential volume of verse exclusively dedicated to the abolition of slavery. Issued before the licensed edition of 1838 without Whittier's permission. It begins, pre title with Cowper's Poem The Morning Dream regarding the angels battle against slave owners, accompanied by a fine engraving showing a slave owner shrinking in fear, whip at his feet, and two slaves in gratitude worshiping. It is