August 25, 1843
A letter from Wm. T. Allen, Peoria, Illinois. He is a slaveholder’s son, who first saw the paper at Lane Seminary, and was initially angry, but has changed his mind, and is an abolitionist. He describes how difficult it is to maintain a public abolitionist position. He cannot subscribe to the Liberator, for he has not the money to do so, but is hopeful that he might receive a copy “now and then”.
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