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Bloodhounts on the Trail [Refugee Slaves & Underground Railroad]
He was also reporter for one of Arkansas' few black newspapers
Text block is quite solid and generally clean with a few old tide marks [not obnoxious] and some light foxing and turned corners
Clarence Jordan [1912-1969] from the Ohio Baptist Minister's Conference
The 1864 vote of an Oregon Democrat would see the 13th Amendment pass the Senate
1849 ADONIRAM JUDSON. Correction Regarding Erroneous Statements Regarding His Missionary Departure. Devotion Bloodhounts on the Trail [RefugeeA very finely preserved little item related to a controversy that involved the initial departure of Adoniram Judson and Samuel Newell for Burmah in 1812. Shortly before the issue of the present tractate by friend of Judson and original member of the Missionary Committee, Samuel M. Worcester, a work by John Dowling entitled The Judson Offering went through several printings in quick succession. In the work, Dowling gives a rather detailed account of