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Overtly abolitionist and gospel-centric view of race
just across the Missouri River from Fort Leavenworth
and a further 40+ full-page and text-integral engravings
the son of a prominent military man
1775 QUAKER BENEDICT ARNOLD. Subscription to Aid Sufferers after Battle of Concord - Signed Gideon Vernon. ZZAffordableMiscellanea Overtly abolitionist and gospel-centric viewAn incredibly poignant piece of Americana. The present 1775 print and manuscript subscription document is historically significance as an immediate, localized reaction to the immediate outbreak of the American Revolution, documenting a brief window when communities sought to address the humanitarian fallout of war before political lines hardened into absolute polarization. Drawn up in Pennsylvania in the direct wake of the Battle of Concord, the
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