1833 THOMAS F. BUXTON. Abolitionists Outraged at Slave Traders Last Ditch Effort to Save Slavery Fine Binding ticket at Fort Thompson after

ticket at Fort Thompson after much trouble - very pretty view of Lake Superior from the train as we passed along the North shore - moose

and no chips save a small one at the lower edge that was present pre-firing

A scarce periodical with no copies for sale or in reprint

Frontis with short closed tear to upper margin and with outer margin reinforced

Her important poem

1833 THOMAS F. BUXTON. Abolitionists Outraged at Slave Traders Last Ditch Effort to Save Slavery Fine Binding ticket at Fort Thompson afterA very rare, unpublished 3. 5pp. ALS entirely in the hand of influential abolitionist, co founder of the Anti Slavery Society, and close friend of William Wilberforce, Thomas Fowell Buxton. The complete abolition of the slave trade in the United Kingdom was gradual, with signal victories along the way, including the 1807 act which forbade the trade of slaves, but not slavery itself; the 1823 formation of the Anti Slavery Society by Thomas Fowell