1832 JOHN SERGEANT [1779-1852]. Speeches on Slavery, Missouri Compromise, & Trail of Tears. Missionary This is where our broadside

This is where our broadside enters

but pass a portion of them in brief review

A person of deep personal conviction

The sermon was a simple plea for compassion and charity toward the Huguenot refugees fleeing to England from the brutal murders and martyrdoms of France under the Roman Catholic Church

Binding very crisp and textually very solid and clean

1832 JOHN SERGEANT [1779-1852]. Speeches on Slavery, Missouri Compromise, & Trail of Tears. Missionary This is where our broadsideA scarce volume of lengthy addresses on slavery, the Missouri Compromise, the Cherokee Indians and the Trail of Tears, etc, by abolitionist Representative from Pennsylvania, John Sergeant. He was also running mate of Henry Clay for the Presidency in 1832. No copies in the trade and scarce at auction. Sergeant, John. Select Speeches of John Sergeant, of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. E. L. Carey & A. Hart. 1832. 367pp. A good copy, bound in cloth spine