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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe to Maria Weston Chapman, Nov. 18, [18]...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Westo...

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Typed transcript of letter from Wendell Phillips, [Boston?, Mass.], to...

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William J. Bride autograph note signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, ...

Notice of a meeting at Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe's room. Written for George Luther Stearns. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

F. B. Sanborn autograph letter signed to [Thomas Wentworth Higginson],...

Is glad that Higginson did not mean to expose others. Still disagrees about Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe. He himself will pursue his usual occupations and resist if arrested. Inquires about the proposed rescue. Si... More

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to Theodore Parke...

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Samuel Gridley H...

Reminds him of a conversation where it was agreed that any denial would be the "extreme of baseness." Considers his present letter disclaiming all knowledge of John Brown's plans "one of the worst aspects of th... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson circular letter, Boston, 2 November 1859

Invitation to contribute toward the defense of John Brown. Printed form. Contains also the names of Samuel E[dmund] Sewall, S[amuel] G[ridley] Howe, and R[alph] W[aldo] Emerson. Written on the circular is a sta... More

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter to Franklin Benjamin Sanbo...

Laments their lack of honor. Thinks the meanest thief would be ashamed to lie in such circumstances. Draft. Refers to the card issued by Samuel Gridley Howe on November 14, 1859, denying all knowledge of John B... More

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson circular letter, Boston, 2 November 1859

Invitation to contribute toward the defense of John Brown. Printed form. Contains also the names of Samuel E[dmund] Sewall, S[amuel] G[ridley] Howe, and R[alph] W[aldo] Emerson. Written on the circular is a sta... More

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Henry Wilson autograph letter signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Na...

Believes that Higginson, as well as [Franklin Benjamin] Sanborn, [Samuel Gridley] Howe, etc. will be summoned [before the Senate Investigating Committee]. Declares he will have to testify; the Committee intends... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Roxbury, [Boston, Massachusetts], 186...

This printed circular invites the recipient to attend "a meeting of the Contributors to the Cretan Fund, and of the friends of Crete" where [Samuel Gridley] Howe "will describe his disposition of the contributi... More

Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Frederick Douglass, Washington D.C., to Samuel Gridley How...

Frederick Douglass writes to S.G. Howe agreeing to aid him in an effort for the annexation of Santo Domingo. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

S.G. Howe. Engraved by Henry Smith

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe to Maria Weston Chapman, Nov. 18, [18]...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Westo...

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Typed transcript of letter from Wendell Phillips, [Boston?, Mass.], to...

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William J. Bride autograph note signed to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, ...

Notice of a meeting at Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe's room. Written for George Luther Stearns. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Samuel Gridley H...

Reminds him of a conversation where it was agreed that any denial would be the "extreme of baseness." Considers his present letter disclaiming all knowledge of John Brown's plans "one of the worst aspects of th... More

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to Theodore Parke...

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter to Franklin Benjamin Sanbo...

Laments their lack of honor. Thinks the meanest thief would be ashamed to lie in such circumstances. Draft. Refers to the card issued by Samuel Gridley Howe on November 14, 1859, denying all knowledge of John B... More

F. B. Sanborn autograph letter signed to [Thomas Wentworth Higginson],...

Is glad that Higginson did not mean to expose others. Still disagrees about Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe. He himself will pursue his usual occupations and resist if arrested. Inquires about the proposed rescue. Si... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Roxbury, [Boston, Massachusetts], 186...

This printed circular invites the recipient to attend "a meeting of the Contributors to the Cretan Fund, and of the friends of Crete" where [Samuel Gridley] Howe "will describe his disposition of the contributi... More

Letter from Frederick Douglass, Washington D.C., to Samuel Gridley How...

Frederick Douglass writes to S.G. Howe agreeing to aid him in an effort for the annexation of Santo Domingo. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe to Maria Weston Chapman, Nov. 18, [18]...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Westo...

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Typed transcript of letter from Wendell Phillips, [Boston?, Mass.], to...

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Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to Theodore Parke...

F. B. Sanborn autograph letter signed to [Thomas Wentworth Higginson],...

Is glad that Higginson did not mean to expose others. Still disagrees about Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe. He himself will pursue his usual occupations and resist if arrested. Inquires about the proposed rescue. Si... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Samuel Gridley H...

Reminds him of a conversation where it was agreed that any denial would be the "extreme of baseness." Considers his present letter disclaiming all knowledge of John Brown's plans "one of the worst aspects of th... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe to Maria Weston Chapman, Nov. 18, [18]...

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Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Westo...

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Typed transcript of letter from Wendell Phillips, [Boston?, Mass.], to...

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F. B. Sanborn autograph letter signed to [Thomas Wentworth Higginson],...

Is glad that Higginson did not mean to expose others. Still disagrees about Dr. [Samuel Gridley] Howe. He himself will pursue his usual occupations and resist if arrested. Inquires about the proposed rescue. Si... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Samuel Gridley H...

Reminds him of a conversation where it was agreed that any denial would be the "extreme of baseness." Considers his present letter disclaiming all knowledge of John Brown's plans "one of the worst aspects of th... More

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to Theodore Parke...

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Samuel Gridley Howe, S. Boston, [Mass.], to Anne Warren We...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Thomas Wentworth Higginson autograph letter signed to Franklin Benjami...

Cannot understand his offer to testify in Boston; thinks the Senate Committee reluctant to call those who would defend [John] Brown for fear of arousing the country. Signed "T.W.H.", marked "Never sent." Enclos... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More

Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, [Boston, Massachusetts], to Maria Weston C...

Charles Sumner writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to fugitive slaves. He writes, "It may not be deemed expedient for the bar to adopt a rule according to which each member shall refuse his professional a... More

Letter from Maria Weston Chapman, [New York], to Anne Greene Chapman D...

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Letter from Charles Sumner, Washington, [District of Columbia], to Wil...

Charles Sumner writes to William Lloyd Garrison explaining that he is "by no means certain that the Dominicans desire annexation." He tells Garrison it is impossible to determine "the real sentiments of the [Do... More