Anti-slavery Papers of James Russell
"The Anti-Slavery Papers of James Russell Lowell" is a collection of essays and speeches by the American poet and abolitionist James Russell Lowell, originally published in two volumes. These writings chronicle Lowell's journey to becoming an abolitionist and his passionate advocacy against slavery in the United States. The essays, which appeared in publications like The Pennsylvania Freeman and The National Anti-Slavery Standard, address the moral, political, and social implications of slavery. They are considered culturally important and are part of the public domain, making them widely accessible.
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"The Anti-Slavery Papers of James Russell Lowell" is a collection of essays and speeches by the American poet and abolitionist James Russell Lowell, originally published in two volumes. These writings chronicle Lowell's journey to becoming an abolitionist and his passionate advocacy against slavery in the United States. The essays, which appeared in publications like The Pennsylvania Freeman and The National Anti-Slavery Standard, address the moral, political, and social implications of slavery. They are considered culturally important and are part of the public domain, making them widely accessible.
