1858-1861 RARE MISSOURI MAGAZINE. Devoted to Women's Rights, Christian Universalism, and Abolition. Leather Superb third-person diary of extensive

Superb third-person diary of extensive notes of in excess of a hundred sermons

but how agents on the ground carried it out through fraud

Containing an Account of the Conversion to Christianity of Two Arabians

Date: December 2

Being some of the Remains of the late Reverend and Learned Mr

1858-1861 RARE MISSOURI MAGAZINE. Devoted to Women's Rights, Christian Universalism, and Abolition. Leather Superb third-person diary of extensiveThis 18581861 Missouri periodical occupies a rather bold and highly significant effort in American print history, functioning via soft power as a radical ideological anomaly operating directly inside a brutal slave state on the eve of the Civil War. The publications convergence of Christian Universalism, abolition, and womens rights presents a daring, unified theological offensive against the prevailing social structures of the Missouri frontier.