An edition of [Quotation from a letter to Benjamin Lundy] (1831)

[Quotation from a letter to Benjamin Lundy]

by William Lloyd Garrison

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An edition of [Quotation from a letter to Benjamin Lundy] (1831)

[Quotation from a letter to Benjamin Lundy]

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In the hand of another person. Whereabouts of original manuscript unknown.

William Lloyd Garrison wrote to Benjamin Lundy: "We shall fare on bread and water a long time before we strike our flag. Whether we sink or swim in this new enterprise, we shall remain the unyielding advocates of the poor slave." This quotation is from a letter by William Lloyd Garrison to Benjamin Lundy, January 1831. The complete text of this letter was published in Genius of Universal Emancipation, Feb. 1831, p. 162.

Published in: [Boston, Mass.]
Series: William Lloyd Garrison Correspondence (1823-1879)

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Format: [manuscript]
Pagination: 1 leaf (1 p.).

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Open Library: OL25492244M
Internet Archive: quotationfromlet00garr

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[Quotation from a letter to Benjamin Lundy]

by William Lloyd Garrison