"Holograph, signed. G. R. Russell encloses ten dollars in aid of the Liberty Bell. However, he explains that he is not of the abolition party, \"although, instead of opposition to it, I have always entertained the highest respect for its courage, talent, perseverance, & consistency.\" G. R. Russell says about the abolition party: \"And if I do not approve all that it says & does, it is because I think its means are not always conducive to the righteous end it has in view.\" Whatever lukewarmness G. R. Russell may feel, he is \"abundantly atoned for in the zeal & activity\" of his wife. G. R. Russell sympathizes with Anne Warren Weston for \"the trials & additional responsibility to which you are subjected in the absence of your able & excellent sister.\" Includes an envelope with the delivery address to: Miss Anne Warren Weston, Weymouth, Mass."
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"Letter from G. R. Russell, West Roxbury, [Mass.], to Anne Warren Weston, Oct. 29, 1848"
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creators
"Russell, G. R. (Author); Weston, Anne Warren, 1812-1890 (Addressee)"
