Details

Subject(s)

• Slavery—United States—Periodicals [Browse]

Publisher

• Williams, Ranson G. [Browse]
• American Anti-Slavery Society [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Periodicals [Browse]

Notes

• Title from caption.
• [Vol. 1] whole no. 3, numbered on left 1-16, cumulative [25], 26-27,32-44.
• Vol. III I-XII whole numbers 25-36. Volume title and index pp. [III] IV-VIII. Individual numbers in publisher's color printed pictorial wrappers.
• The Slave's Friend was a monthly magazine for youth published 1836 - 1838 by the American Anti-Slavery Society which was founded in 1833 by noted abolitionist and philanthropist William Lloyd Garrison. It was designed to promote anti-slavery feelings by depicting the horrors of slavery through poems, narratives and dialogues.
• Princeton copy 1 [Vol.1], no. 3: printed label: Selina J. Bartlett.
• Princeton copy 1 Vol. 3, no. 1-12: Volume three (1838) bound together; collective title & prelims.
• Princeton copy 1 Vol. 3, no. 1-12: Inscription on flyleaf: W.A.S. Library No. 34.

Binding note

• Princeton copy 1 [Vol.1], no. 3: Glazed apple green wrappers. Pub. wrappers discarded.
• Princeton copy 1 Vol. 3, no. 1-12: Pub. tan diapered cloth and plain brown cloth spine. Beige box and brown dec. s.c.

OCLC

233650967

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