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1870 SPIRITISM - LIFE AFTER DEATH. Spirit Life of Theodore Parker - Rare Boston Fire Survivor. Spurgeon How gladly would I dash

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How gladly would I dash the cup aside which I am about to present to your lips

bound in quarter leather with a small chip at the base of spine

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A fascinating volume of Southern laws published during the same period as the passing of the Fugitive Slave Act

1870 SPIRITISM - LIFE AFTER DEATH. Spirit Life of Theodore Parker - Rare Boston Fire Survivor. Spurgeon How gladly would I dashA very scarce primary document intersecting the surge in post Civil War American Spiritualism, radical social reform, and the enduring legacy of the abolitionist movement. Theodore Parker, who died in 1860, was one of the most influential and radical Transcendentalist ministers, theologians, and militant abolitionists of the antebellum era. Following the trauma of the Civil War, Spiritualism exploded in popularity, including among some quarters of

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