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1938 PLANTATION OWNER TO ABOLITIONIST. Letters of James Gillespie Briney 1831-1857. ZZFineMiscellanea they called him "limping Jesus"

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they called him "limping Jesus" because of his personal piety and his gunshot gimp

Final leaf of text adhered to rfep

passed into eternity having seen the desire of his heart fulfilled in the revivals

both serving as missionaries with the ABCFM in Syria

A bit musty

1938 PLANTATION OWNER TO ABOLITIONIST. Letters of James Gillespie Briney 1831-1857. ZZFineMiscellanea they called him "limping Jesus"Rare first edition of the correspondence of J. G. Birney, originally a slave owner from Danville, Kentucky. Originally a convert to the idea of colonization, like many he, over time, became opposed to the idea and supported emancipation, etc., By 1840, he was the Presidential candidate for the Liberty Party and editor of the abolitionist periodical, The Philanthropist. An important primary resource. Birney, James Gillespie. The American Historical

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