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ACTS OF
THE ANTI SLAVERY APOSTLES
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR
PARKER PILLSBURY
CONCORD, N.H.
PRICE $1.50 BY MAIL, $1.63
Also for sale by CUPPLES, UPHAM & CO., SCHOOL ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Extract of Letter from Wendell Phillips just a Month before his Death:
Jan. 3rd, 1884.
DEAR PILLSBURY:- Grover tells me you are not well, I am very sorry; but you must
hasten to get well, for there are very few of the Apostles left, and we can't spare you
yet from this scene.
I was reading your volume, and meaning to write you when I had finished - but
rather now, to tell you how much gratified I have been with it. Old scenes freshened,
and half forgotten points brought out and set in fitting light. That Beach matter is re-
markably well told, and the attitude of the church thoroughly examined, and arraigned.
Thanks. * * * * I hope you will take excellent care of yourself and give us
another volume, carrying on and filling out the picture. With warmest regards to our
wife and daughter,
Yours faithfully,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
PARKER PILLSBURY.
[Handwritten]
Concord, N.H.
2 July, 1884.
My dear friend May - It is long
since we have exchaged sig
nals [signals]. I have seen something
and suffered much in the time.
Mr. Phillips has passed away, soon
followed by Mr. & Mrs. Wallcut,
Mr. Whipple has removed to
New York, and now, what is
left for me in that once dear
est [dearest] city to my heart, in bothe
the Hemispheres?
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We are all in usual health. I am
lower in avoirdupoise than at any
time in half of a
century, and am
not quite as
two years ago.
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My very kindest
remembrances to
Mrs. May and the family
circle. P.P.