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1848 CASPAR MORRIS. Memoir of Abolitionist & Slave Educator, Miss Margaret Mercer. Slavery Aside from some scattered foxing

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Aside from some scattered foxing

to tame the savage

Fish for N & N Dunham

Simpson was a pioneer of Evangelical theology in the Anglican church and of congregational hymn singing

May of 1873

1848 CASPAR MORRIS. Memoir of Abolitionist & Slave Educator, Miss Margaret Mercer. Slavery Aside from some scattered foxingMargaret Mercer [1791 1846 was a significant American abolitionist who labored to end slavery in Maryland. Although her father and both grandfathers had operated their Virginia and Maryland plantations using enslaved labor, Margaret found slavery immoral. Upon her fathers death, she inherited her father's 72 slaves. She refused to sell them, as this would necessarily disband their families, and so engaged to have them patriated to Liberia under the

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