1836 LADIES COMPANION. Very Rare Lengthy Original on "The Slave Insurrection at New Orleans" Premillennialism

1836 LADIES COMPANION. Very Rare Lengthy Original on "The Slave Insurrection at New Orleans" PremillennialismVery scarce with no other copies on the market. This early women's periodical reflected the then current fashionable press, including some horror and macabre [Edgar Allan Poe was a contributor], interest in foreign fashion and news; women's issues fashion, etc., but also women's rights issues; and current events. The present includes a significant 9pp double column report on the Slave Insurrection at New Orleans, the most significant slave revolt on

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We walk to watch the rise of the old Mississippi every day

Brown worked with William Wilberforce and Charles Simeon [who also sponsored Martyn] for the establishment of a mission in Bengal

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Gladstone was re-elected in 1841