Manchester: Union and Emancipation Society, 1864. Octavo. 175 pages. As Rev. Beecher's speeches were made throughout the major cities in England. There are also here interposed much of the audience response. In most cases, instead of amens there are the "here heres". In one case as the hypocrisy of the..... More

Boston: Gould, Kendall & Lincoln, 1842. 12mo. 54 pages. An important and uncommon work based on the New Testament book written to Philemon who was an early convert of the Apostle Paul. When his escaped slave, Onesimus was thrown in prison next to Paul, he became a convert so Paul..... More

An interesting connection between Ambrose Marechal, who served as the third Archbishop of Baltimore and the young French priest John Francis Moranville, the latter was sent to Cayenne [later French Guiana) for the education of the slaves Lafayette worked toward their emancipation and Father Moranville was quite outspoken and when..... More