By Mary Ann Rawson
London   Jackson and Walford
7" by 4" xv, 408pp
An excellent example of this very scarce anti-slavery anthology. Compiled by noted abolitionist Mary Anne Rawson.
By Mary Ann Rawson

1834 The Bow in the Cloud

London   Jackson and Walford
7" by 4" xv, 408pp
An excellent example of this very scarce anti-slavery anthology. Compiled by noted abolitionist Mary Anne Rawson.
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Description

First Edition, Illustrated, Limited Edition, Publishers' Original Binding, Very Scarce

This work is one of 300 copies published, for the purpose of donations to West-Indian slaves. 

Published in 1834, this anthology is a collection of original contributions in prose, and verse, to illustrate the evils of slavery. Its purpose was to highlight the importance of abolishing the slave trade in British colonies. 

Over fifty writers contributed, including James Montgomery, William Howitt, Mrs Bulmer, S.C. Hall, James Edmeston, and John Sheppard. 

With an engraved title page.

Tipped in is the errata slip.

A bright copy of this very scarce work, which holds importance in the abolitionist movement at the start of the nineteenth century. 

Condition

In the original green cloth binding. Repaired with the original spine and boards preserved. Externally, very smart, with just some minor shelfwear to the board edges. Prior owner's notation to the title page, noting the contributor of this work. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright with just the odd spot.

Very Good

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