1841 FRIEND OF VIRTUE. Rare Early Anti-Prostitution & Human Trafficking Periodical. Moral Reform Society. Americana

1841 FRIEND OF VIRTUE. Rare Early Anti-Prostitution & Human Trafficking Periodical. Moral Reform Society. AmericanaA very fine sammelband of early and mid 19th century imprints, prominent among which are 16 issues of The Friend of Virtue paper [later, sans The] the organ of the New England Female Reform Society. The paper not only warns against vice, against habits that could make one liable to be taken and turned into the practice of prostitution, but also advocates against male predatory behavior, etc., On the whole, it takes a sympathetic view toward the women

with so few successful attempts to deliver themselves

naive work

Lieutenant Colonel Forrest at Fort Donelson by John A Wyeth

On Acquaintance of Miss Pet

Aberdeen: Peter Gray and George Davidson

Two Confederate spies

Boards rubbed

Generally solid with some moderate foxing

Have You Received the Holy Spirit

Kyodyo Naitoh [held formerly in an Japanese internment camp] to Rev

Social justice: 4:1–10

finally granting women the right to vote in 1920