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090 a| E449b| .L69 1844;

245 04 a| The Liberty bell /c| By friends of freedom.;

260 a| Boston :b| Massachusetts Anti-slavery Fair,c| 1844.;

300 a| viii, 232 pages :b| including frontispiece (portrait) 1 illustration ;c| 20 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| The Liberty bell was published annually in Boston from 1839 to 1858, though no volumes were issued for 1840, 1850, 1854-55, and 1857.--Cf. Dumond.;

500 a| Maria Weston Chapman was the editor from 1843 to 1858.--Cf. Dumond.;

500 a| Date in roman numerals.;

500 a| Cf. Sabin 10:40942.;

505 0 a| The liberty bell / R.R.R. Moore -- Words to the wavering / Allen C. Spooner -- A Chippewa legend / James Russell Lowell -- A word of encouragement / James Haughton -- Our first ten years / George S. Burleigh -- Complaint and reproach / Richard Hildreth -- Nebuchadnezzar / John Pierpont -- Reminiscences / William Adam -- To America / John Bowring -- The melancholy boy / Eliza Lee Follen -- Our reliance / R.R. Madden -- Letter to a friend / Susan C. Cabot -- The harvest moon / William Howitt -- The blind king / Mary Howitt -- Pater noster / Amasa Walker -- To a friend / Emily Taylor -- Random reflections / Richard D. Webb -- The slave-boy's death / Elizabeth Poole -- Lewis Herbert / Edmund Quincy -- Sonnet / Anne Warren Weston -- Diversities / Lucretia Mott -- Extract of a letter / The Duchess of Sutherland -- Pity the slave / Harriet Martineau -- The Church and the clergy / Charles K. Whipple -- The fugitives in Boston / Susan Wilson -- No compromise with slavery / William Lloyd Garrison -- Sonnet / Maria Weston Chapman -- Blind guides / Nathaniel P. Rogers -- The soul's freedom / Elizabeth Poole -- To the abolitionists / John T. Hilton.;

510 4 a| Dumond,c| p. 74.;

510 4 a| ULS,c| p. 1575.;

650 0 a| Slaveryz| United States.=| ^A33135;

650 0 a| Gift books.=| ^A63372;

700 1 a| Chapman, Maria Weston,d| 1806-1885.=| ^A545669;

711 2 a| Massachusetts Anti-slavery Fair.=| ^A756059;

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The Liberty bell / By friends of freedom.

Other author	Chapman, Maria Weston, 1806-1885.
Other author	Massachusetts Anti-slavery Fair.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Boston : Massachusetts Anti-slavery Fair, 1844.
Description	viii, 232 pages : including frontispiece (portrait) 1 illustration ; 20 cm
Subjects	Slavery--United States. Gift books.

Contents	The liberty bell / R.R.R. Moore -- Words to the wavering / Allen C. Spooner -- A Chippewa legend / James Russell Lowell -- A word of encouragement / James Haughton -- Our first ten years / George S. Burleigh -- Complaint and reproach / Richard Hildreth -- Nebuchadnezzar / John Pierpont -- Reminiscences / William Adam -- To America / John Bowring -- The melancholy boy / Eliza Lee Follen -- Our reliance / R.R. Madden -- Letter to a friend / Susan C. Cabot -- The harvest moon / William Howitt -- The blind king / Mary Howitt -- Pater noster / Amasa Walker -- To a friend / Emily Taylor -- Random reflections / Richard D. Webb -- The slave-boy's death / Elizabeth Poole -- Lewis Herbert / Edmund Quincy -- Sonnet / Anne Warren Weston -- Diversities / Lucretia Mott -- Extract of a letter / The Duchess of Sutherland -- Pity the slave / Harriet Martineau -- The Church and the clergy / Charles K. Whipple -- The fugitives in Boston / Susan Wilson -- No compromise with slavery / William Lloyd Garrison -- Sonnet / Maria Weston Chapman -- Blind guides / Nathaniel P. Rogers -- The soul's freedom / Elizabeth Poole -- To the abolitionists / John T. Hilton.
General note	The Liberty bell was published annually in Boston from 1839 to 1858, though no volumes were issued for 1840, 1850, 1854-55, and 1857.--Cf. Dumond.
General note	Maria Weston Chapman was the editor from 1843 to 1858.--Cf. Dumond.
General note	Date in roman numerals.
General note	Cf. Sabin 10:40942.
References	Dumond, p. 74.
References	ULS, p. 1575.

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