1854 LYDIA MARIA CHILD. The Condition of Women Throughout History. Rare 2vol by Feminist & Abolitionist. Congregational 000 pages of regular 8vo

000 pages of regular 8vo sized volume text

yet if I cannot be licensed before Spring

Proceedings at the Formation of the American Tract Society [including their Constitution

Likely a Civil War used artifact

Attractive arts and crafts prize binding stamp on front board as well

1854 LYDIA MARIA CHILD. The Condition of Women Throughout History. Rare 2vol by Feminist & Abolitionist. Congregational 000 pages of regular 8voA very rare work not seen at auction now for nearly 30 years! And this an excellent set. As with many of the workers for female rights and the abolition of slavery in the 19th century, for Lydia Maria Child, the two issues were connected. The plight of the black man, woman, and child was connected to the plight of the white woman, and women in general. For Child, the universality of both slavery and female subjugation simply proved that radical action