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1797 John Newton. Voyages to Africa by a Slaver. First American Ed. Abolition | Amazing Grace Evangelist but later became convinced ofVery rare with no other copies on the market, this was the first publication in the United States of Newton's famous Letters to a Wife from a Voyage to Africa. It details the atrocities of slavery and Newton's own personal conversion in the form of letters written to his wife from the journey. One of the most significant early efforts of the abolitionist movement of England to influence their friends in the United States. Newton, John. A Monument to