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Transcription of a letter from Lewis Tappan, New York to Thomas Clarkson, 29 Feb 1844. The letter is a reply to an inquiry by Clarkson regarding evidence on the advance of the Anti-slavery movement in America. It shows Clarkson's continuing involvement in the campaign and the high standing he has am...

Letter from Lewis Tappan, New York to Clarkson (Regarding progress of the anti-slavery movement in America)

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Transcription of a letter from Lewis Tappan, New York to Thomas Clarkson, 29 Feb 1844. The letter is a reply to an inquiry by Clarkson regarding evidence on the advance of the Anti-slavery movement in America. It shows Clarkson's continuing involvement in the campaign and the high standing he has amongst black people there.

St John’s College Library, Cambridge (Folder 4 Doc 86). By Permission of the Master and Fellows of St John's College Cambridge.

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8th Sep 2007 by Diane Earl

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Citizenship, History

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Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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