Three Years' Female Anti-slavery Effort, in Britain and America: Being a Report of the Proceedings o

This historical work chronicles the efforts of the Glasgow Ladies' Auxiliary Emancipation Society in the abolition of slavery in Britain and America. Through meticulous documentation of their meetings, activities, and correspondence with other abolitionists, readers gain insight into the crucial role that women played in the fight for emancipation.

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