1841 FREE PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA. On the Systematic Slavery of Free Black Persons in the North. Leather You should then esteem it

You should then esteem it the highest honour to walk in his steps who will eventually bring you to an inheritance incorruptible and that fadeth not away

and the wickedness of the wicked come to an end

the Various Things which have been Urged in Favour of the Practice

Where is the Promise of His Coming [interesting in light of the eschatological expectations which had just passed]

by Orson Pratt

1841 FREE PEOPLE OF COLOR IN AMERICA. On the Systematic Slavery of Free Black Persons in the North. Leather You should then esteem itThe 1841 London edition of The Condition of the Free People of Colour in the United States represents a crucial moment in the internationalization of the abolitionist movement. Originally issued as part of the American Anti Slavery Societys "Examiner" series, its republication by the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society served to document the systematic legal and social disenfranchisement of African Americans living in "free" states. The primary