1840 WORLD ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION. Minutes of the First World-Anti-Slavery Convention. Excellent. Jonathan Edwards Ebonized frame has substantial losses

Ebonized frame has substantial losses to wood and ebonization at right side profile

and willing to support the dignity of their country

All in a very good state and entirely legible

Written for the American Sunday-School Union

his handwriting reminds me of Thomas Chalmers' quite difficult to read

1840 WORLD ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION. Minutes of the First World-Anti-Slavery Convention. Excellent. Jonathan Edwards Ebonized frame has substantial lossesThis is among the most historically significant documents in the entire canon of anti slavery and human rights history. The Minutes of the Proceedings is the official contemporaneous record of resolutions, votes, and formal actions taken by the Convention and was the authoritative record the institution's own ledger of what was decided and by whom. The calling of a "General Anti Slavery Convention" to meet in London in June 1840 represented an attempt