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Abolitionists and the Politics of Correspondence
By Mary Freeman
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By Mary Freeman
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Argues that letter writing enabled a disparate and politically marginal assortment of abolitionists to take shape as a mass movement
Abolitionists and the Politics of Correspondence examines how opponents of slavery harnessed the power of letter writing to further their political aims, arguing that this practice enabled a disparate and politically marginal assortment of people to take shape as a coherent and powerful movement.
Mary T. Freeman fuses a political and social study of abolitionist...
Abolitionists and the Politics of Correspondence examines how opponents of slavery harnessed the power of letter writing to further their political aims, arguing that this practice enabled a disparate and politically marginal assortment of people to take shape as a coherent and powerful movement.
Mary T. Freeman fuses a political and social study of abolitionist...
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