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1858 HENRY BLEBY. American Abolitionists Instructed by West Indies Missionary on Emancipation. ZZFineMiscellanea focused on works of practical

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focused on works of practical piety

] who he lambasts with accusations of embezzlement

We leaped from stone to stone and waded in mud forded brawling brooks held our noses and crawled over dead mules most perseveringly from 7 till 2 when we came in sight of the far famed “Half Way House " a miserable tent pitched on the bank of a Brook completely covered with the Mold which covers all cloth coverings here in the wet season

The Line Drawn A Textlet on the Baptism

This edition includes Scottish Puritan

1858 HENRY BLEBY. American Abolitionists Instructed by West Indies Missionary on Emancipation. ZZFineMiscellanea focused on works of practicalA fascinating document in which Wesleyan Methodist abolitionist missionary to the West Indies travels to Massachusetts and lectures the Anti Slavery Society on the methods used by the pro slavery forces in England, and offering insight and strategies to American abolitionists. A very interesting and insightful moment showing transparently the dependence on and relationship between the British and American abolitionist movements. Bleby, Henry. Speech

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