Brief Memoirs of Thomas Shipley and Edwin P. Atlee: Read Before the Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, &C, Tenth Month, 1837 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A moving portrait of two early abolitionists whose lives show courage, charity, and public conscience.

This edition presents the memorials of Thomas Shipley and Edwin P. Atlee, two Philadelphia figures whose work advanced the rights of the oppressed and pushed for abolition. Through biographical sketches and accounts of their public actions, the book frames a history of principled activism grounded in faith and civic duty. It offers a window into the debates, dangers, and daily work of reformers in the antebellum era.

• See how Shipley defended the rights of colored citizens and stood firm during mob violence in 1835.


• Discover Atlee’s blend of professional work and charitable giving in support of anti-slavery aims.


• Understand the role of friendship, religious faith, and public speaking in driving social change.


• Learn about the organized movements and key gatherings that shaped early abolition efforts.

Ideal for readers interested in American reform, abolitionist history, and the personal stories behind social movements.

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