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1869 SAMUEL J. MAY. Some Recollections of Black Leaders of Anti-slavery Conflict. Abolition. Commentary as that the end was

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he served as a Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society missionary in Ceylon from 1814 until 1821 and in Madras from 1821 until 1823

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1869 SAMUEL J. MAY. Some Recollections of Black Leaders of Anti-slavery Conflict. Abolition. Commentary as that the end wasSuperb first hand history of the whole range of the 19th century anti slavery movement by one of its leading agents, Samuel Joseph May [b. 1791]. His friendship with William Lloyd Garrison began in 1830, and their partnership was fruitful. May assisted in drafting the constitutions for the New England Anti Slavery Society, the American Anti Slavery Society, and was one of their founders. Originally a proponent of colonization, his defense of a mixed

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