William Lloyd Garrison, editor. The Liberator. Vol. XXXII No. 26, Whole No. 1644. Boston: 27 June 1862. 4 pages, folio, disbound, 17 1/2x 23 3/4 in. 

An issue of the influential abolitionist newspaper The Liberator, founded by Boston abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison in 1831. With an unequivocal anti-slavery mission, Garrison used a religious argument rather than a political one, appealing to readers' moral conscience.

This issue features the typical abolitionist content, including an article on Parson Brownlow who was on a speaking tour in Cincinnati, Ohio, and an opinion on the "Port Royal Experiment."

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