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He then worked with Lockwood Sanford in New Haven
which were strictly out-of-bounds for the school that he attended
did we not think superstition to be religion
CT for 32 more years before being succeeded by his son and passing away at 94 years of age
1836 ANTI-SLAVERY ALMANAC. Heartbreaking Story & Woodcut of Slave Mother Killing Her Children to Protect them from Sale. ZZAmericanaandHistory He then worked with Lockwood[Slavery & Abolition]. The American Anti Slavery Almanac, for 1836, Being the First After Bissextile or Leap Year, and the 61st of American Independence. Volume I. Number 2. Boston. Published by M. Southard & D. K. Hitchcock. 1837. 48pp. A very scarce survivor of the first volume ever of the Anti Slavery Almanac. No copies on the market at time of cataloguing and scarce in the trade. As with many other reform movements of the day, abolitionists used