1863 FUGITIVE SLAVE COVER. Rare Envelope of Fugitive Slave "Contraband" Being Attacked with a Whip. DevotionCome back here you black rascal. Can't come back nohow, massa; Dis chile's Contraban' A very rare pro abolitionist, anti slavery cover issued during the Civil War. It reads, Come back here you black rascal. [reply] Can't come back nohow, massa; dis chile's Contraban'. A superb, crisp, bright example. An inferior example sold at Raynor's, 2020, for in excess of $800 with commissions. This example apparently uncirculated. Exceptional. "Patriotic covers
And Freedom's piercing eye beholds no slave
Charming 24mo in a remarkably well-preserved contemporary calf binding
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Having had some success
He emigrated to the United States and became pastor of the Associate Reformed church in Philadelphia
Adoniram Judson and the Burmese Child
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dating from the late 18th century forward
The Murder of Chinese Christians
also John Thompson Brown [1835-1864]
from 1860 to 1862
Robert and his brother