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It is remarkable in that it was a movement of the wealthy demonstrating prophetically that their wealth was not enough to change people's lives
final gatherings pulled with gutter exposed
fascinating stuff
it was supposed they made up a character for “ultraism”
1844 ANTI-SLAVERY. 26pp Unpublished MSs Abolitionist Sermon Preached on Eve of Annexation of Texas. Illustrated It is remarkable in that122 pages of superb quality sermon material from an as yet unknown revivalist evangelically oriented pastor holding positions at churches in both Concord, Massachusetts [beginning in 1839] and Marlboro Massachusetts. Concord and Marlboro were hotbeds of the abolitionist movement at the time. William Llloyd Garrison and his Massachusetts Anti Slavery Society often met in Marlboro [Marlborough] and two of the early Secretaries of the Massachusetts Anti
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