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Excerpt from A History of the Separation in Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends; Which Took Place in the Winter of 1842 and 1843, on the Anti-Slavery Question: Containing a Brief Account of the Rise, Spread, and Final Adoption by the Society, of Its Testimony Against Slavery; Together With a Record of Some of the Principal Facts and Circumstances Relating to That Separation
I have omitted no document issued by either of the Yearly Meetings, or their representatives, bearing upon the controversy, that I could reasonably obtain; indeed, none of any particular importance.
In perusing the work, the reader may discover what may seem to him as tautology, but he should bear in mind, that in following out the plan which I have adopted (which, I think, must meet the approbation of the impartial reader), of giving what each party said in the controversy, it could not be other wise, se far as a repetition of the same thing occurs in the documents inserted.
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