Memoirs Of The Lives Of Benjamin Lay And Ralph Sandiford Two Of The Earliest Public Advocates For The Emancipation Of The Enslaved Africans

Benjamin Lay and Ralph Sandiford were two of the most outspoken and influential abolitionists in colonial America, using their writing, activism, and legal efforts to challenge the institution of slavery and promote racial equality. This book offers a detailed and engaging account of their lives and work, shedding light on a critical but often overlooked chapter in American history.

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