Christian discipline, and anti-slavery broadsides. [Decimalized .01-.07]

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GLC#
GLC00246
Type
Header Record
Date
1751-1865
Title
Christian discipline, and anti-slavery broadsides. [Decimalized .01-.07]
Place Written
Various Places
Pagination
7 items
Primary time period
Colonization and Settlement, 1585-1763
Sub-Era
Slavery & Anti-slavery
African American History
Religion
Slavery
Abolition
Women's History
Art, Music, Theater, and Film
Taxes or Taxation

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GLC00246.01
Collection Item
Broadside

Christian Discipline: Certain Good and Wholesome Orders, for the Well-Governing of My Family,in a right Christian Conversation, as becometh the Children of the Light and Truth, in the Most Hight GOD. Divided Into Two Parts.

1751

Penn, William, 1644-1718

First page contains guidelines for a religious household, as originally printed by William Penn. Reprint of original by Josiah Forster in 1751. Bible verses act as bookends on the top and bottom of William Penn's type. Note from Forster at the bottom...

GLC00246.01
Collection Item
Broadside

Nomination and Address of the Essex Republican Convention held at Ipswich

19 March 1823

Crowninshield, Benjamin Williams, 1772-1851

Large campaign broadside for delegates to the Republican Party convention of Essex County, Massachusetts for the election to be held on the first Monday in April 1823. Says at a meeting of delegates held on the 19th of March in Ipswich it was...

GLC00246.02
Collection Item
Broadside

Mrs. Burritt's defence of her husband; first published in the Southern recorder, Milledgeville, Geo. August 14, 1830.

August 14, 1830

Burritt, Ann W., fl. 1830

Elijah Burritt's former partner, John G. Polhill, had charged that Burritt had distributed incendiary pamphlets written by African-American abolitionist David Walker. In this open letter to the editors, his wife states that her husband only sold the...

GLC00246.03
GLC00246.04
Collection Item
Broadside

[Singing school exhibition handbill]

15 March 1861

Almy and Milne's Steam Press

Printed by Amy & Milne's Steam Press. Possibly created in Fall River, Massachusetts. Advertises Parker Borden's "Juvenile Class" performance, consisting of 150 children. Program lists songs included in the show and ticket sale locations. Contains...

GLC00246.04
Collection Item
Broadside

Notice to delinquent tax-payers in the town of Acushnet.

2 November 1864

Wood, Jabez, fl. 1864

Announces that thirty days from this date, the collector of taxes, Jabez Wood, will collect any unpaid taxes for 1864 and previous years for offenders in the Town of Acushnet.

GLC00246.05
GLC00246.06
Collection Item
Broadside

B.A.A. Concert!

21 June 1865

Broadside advertising a concert at Bristol, Rhode Island town hall. Program is divided into two sets, with first set having 8 songs, then an intermission, and then a second set with 9 songs. Songs played by an orchestra, great chorus, chorus, and...

GLC00246.06
Collection Item
Document

Know all men by these presents, that in consideration of.

circa 1760-1770

Society of Friends

Printed certificate for conveying property to the Quakers, with entry spaces not filled in. Document formerly was adhered to back of a Penn broadside.

GLC00246.07