Abraham Lincoln, Colonization and Loudoun County Quakers
“The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln” published by Rutgers University Press, contains eight volumes of letters, speeches and memos byContinue Reading
Letters, memoirs and documents of 19th century Quakers in Lincoln, Virginia
“The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln” published by Rutgers University Press, contains eight volumes of letters, speeches and memos byContinue Reading
On July 14, 1848, a group of women announced their plan for a women’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, NewContinue Reading
Old government paper work can hide a real gems. As an example, the following story is among thousands of “SouthernContinue Reading
Above is a letter from New York abolitionist Arthur Tappan to British anti-slavery Member of Parliament, George Thompson. The letterContinue Reading