An apology for abolitionists: addressed by the anti-slavery society of Meriden, Conn., to their fellow citizensAnti-slavery Society of Meriden, Conn.
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An apology for abolitionists: addressed by the anti-slavery society of Meriden, Conn., to their fellow citizens
Anti-slavery Society of Meriden, Conn.
Abolitionists -- Connecticut -- Meriden; Slavery -- United States; Slavery -- United States -- Societies, etc.
Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.
Pg 9: ‘fraud and villany’ replaced by ‘fraud and villainy’.
Pg 11: ‘the emancipatton of’ replaced by ‘the emancipation of’.
Pg 11: ‘they abvocate this’ replaced by ‘they advocate this’.
Pg 17: ‘until onr objects’ replaced by ‘until our objects’.
Pg 17: ‘is his _chnrch_’ replaced by ‘is his _church_’.
Pg 18: ‘_intinerant_ lecturers’ replaced by ‘_itinerant_ lecturers’.
Pg 21: ‘Their is also’ replaced by ‘There is also’.
Pg 22: ‘and enterprize; the’ replaced by ‘and enterprise; the’.
Pg 25: ‘the constistutional’ replaced by ‘the constitutional’.
Pg 26: ‘not lettting him’ replaced by ‘not letting him’.
Pg 27: ‘for while slaves’ replaced by ‘for which slaves’.
Pg 30: ‘the best soeiety’ replaced by ‘the best society’.
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