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1860-1867 THE MONTHLY JOURNAL. Rare Unitarian Journal - Slavery, Women's Rights, Civil War, Reconstruction, &c. ZZAutographsandArtifacts how Christians ought to think

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A superb and perviously untraced photograph by one of the 20th century's most influential photographers

the Famous Boxer [Illustrated Here] Writes about His Trip to Europe [Pugilist] | Premonitions of Death | The Anarchist Murderer of Carnot to be Guillotined - The Assassin's Bravado a Menace and Defiance | Fierce Flames at Work - Chicago has Another Big Blaze - Firemen Meet Death in Philadelphia and Detroit | Mrs

1860-1867 THE MONTHLY JOURNAL. Rare Unitarian Journal - Slavery, Women's Rights, Civil War, Reconstruction, &c. ZZAutographsandArtifacts how Christians ought to thinkA very scarce somewhat scattered quasi run of a very rare periodical on the market. The Monthly Journal was the publication of the American Unitarian Association. It contains theological, missional, and cultural content often in long format with articles extending to over 20 pages at times. Excellent content related to abolition, slavery, the Civil War, women's rights, critiques of orthodoxy, pacifism, Civil War chaplains as missionaries,

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