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PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS
Austin Bearse. Remembrances of Fugitive Slave Days in Boston.
Boston, 1880. (Pamphlet.)
Henry Thomas Butterworth. Reminiscences and Memories of
Henry Thomas Butterworth and Nancy Irwin Wales, His Wife, with
Some Account of their Golden Wedding. Nov. 3,1880. Lebanon, Ohio,
1886. (Pamphlet.)
Elizabeth Buffum Chace. Anti-Slavery Reminiscences. Central
Falls., R.I., 1891. (Pamphlet.)
James Freeman Clarke. Anti-Slavery Days. A Sketch of the Struggle
which ended in the Abolition of Slavery in the United States. New
York, 1883.
Daniel Drayton. Personal Memoirs, etc., including a Narrative of
the Voyage and Capture of the Schooner Pearl. Published by the American
and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society. Boston and New York, 1855.
The Rev. Calvin Fairbank. During Slavery Times. How he
"Fought the Good Fight" to Prepare "the Way." Edited from his
Manuscript. Chicago, 1890.
Josiah Bushnell Grinnell. Men and Events of Forty Years.
Autobiographical Reminiscences of an Active Career from 1850 to
1890. Boston, 1891.
Laura S. Haviland. A Woman's Life-work: Labors and Experiences
of Laura S. Haviland. Fourth Edition. Chicago, 1889.
Samuel J. May. Some Recollections of our Anti-Slavery Conflict.
Boston, 1869.
Joseph Morris. Reminiscences. Richland Township, Marion Co.,
Ohio. Date unknown.
A. G. Riddle. Recollections of War Times. New York, 1873.
George W. Julian. Political Recollections. 1840–1872. Chicago,
1884.
Dr. Alexander Milton Ross. Recollections and Experiences of
an Abolitionist. Second Edition. Toronto, 1876.
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