Proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the Genesee Co. Anti-Slavery Society Commenced at Batavia, March 16, and Concluded at Warsaw, March 23, 1836: With the Report of the Executive Committee for the Preceding Year

This historical document sheds light on one of the most controversial social issues of the 19th century: slavery. Published in the aftermath of the first Anti-Slavery Society meeting in upstate New York, it includes speeches, resolutions, and reports on the progress of the abolitionist movement. With its first-hand accounts and passionate rhetoric, this is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of American social justice.

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