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that the "negro" race was not separate
He also advocated strongly for the end of capital and corporal punishment and believed prison reform ought to be tailored towards a person's mind
the arrangement lasted only a couple of years before Potter left
a few sheets of what we assume is Workman’s handwriting practice
Utah legislators approved provocative written memorials to be delivered to Washington D
1900 H. J. CROCKET. Rare Free Methodist Camp Meeting Broadside - East Caton, New York. ZZAutographsandArtifacts that the "negro" race wasA rare survivor; a neatly preserved 10 x 13 inch broadside advertising a Free Methodist Camp Meeting in East Caton, New York and the Corning District. We trace no other exaples. The three ministers mentioned are H. L. Crocket[t], H. D. Brink, and F. J. Cathey. H. L. Crockett [misspelled on the broadside] had been, along with his wife, one of the earliest missionaries sent out by the Free Methodist. They served in India, but his wife had a nervous