Anthony Benezet, From The Original Memoir [by R. Vaux] Revised, With Additions, By W. Armistead

Explore the life and legacy of Anthony Benezet, a prominent Quaker abolitionist in colonial America, through this revised and expanded memoir. Originally penned by Roberts Vaux, this edition, enhanced with additions by W. Armistead, offers a comprehensive look into Benezet's tireless efforts to combat slavery and promote education and social justice.

Benezet's unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes made him a key figure in the early abolitionist movement. This biography delves into his profound influence on the moral and social landscape of his time. "Anthony Benezet, From The Original Memoir" provides valuable insights into the life and work of a remarkable individual who dedicated himself to the betterment of society and the fight against injustice.

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