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Boston: James Munroe and Company, 1839. First Edition. This pamphlet is Channing's critical response to a speech on the subject of slavery delivered by Henry Clay in the U.S. Senate on February 7, 1839. Clay believed that emancipation could only be achieved through the dying out of the slaves or.....  Read More Item Details for Remarks on the Slavery Question In a Letter to Jonathan Phillips, Esq Add to Wish List

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Boston: July 10, 1845. Son of William Ellery Channing. Read More Item Details for Autograph Letter, signed ("Wm F Channing") to Wm. D. Lotrier, conveying a financial request from his mother, and expressing doubts about "the testament which you placed on filed ... at the probate office." Add to Wish List

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Boston: Henry Channing, 1814. This William Ellery Channing (1782-1842) was the uncle of the more famous, American Transcendentalist poet, William Ellery Channing II (1817-1901). The elder Channing graduated with distinction from Harvard at the ripe age of 18. His first and only pastoral settlement was a small church on Federal.....  Read More Item Details for A Discourse, Delivered in Boston, at the Solemn Festival in Commemoration of the Goodness of God in Delivering the Christian World from Military Despotism, June 15, 1814 Add to Wish List

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