Remember the Distance That Divides Us

Name: Remember the Distance That Divides Us
Brand: Michigan State University Press
SKU: 9780870137136
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The Family Letters of Philadelphia Quaker Abolitionist and Michigan Pioneer Elizabeth Margaret Chandler, 1830-1842

Autor: Elizabeth Margaret Chandler, Marcia J. Heringa Mason

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Born in Delaware's Brandywine Valley in 1807, Elizabeth Margaret Chandler was a young woman fully en...

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Autor

Elizabeth Margaret Chandler, Marcia J. Heringa Mason

Język

Angielski

Oprawa

Książka - Twarda

Data wydania

2004

strony

432

EAN

9780870137136

ISBN

9780870137136

Enbook ID

06371168

Wydawca

Michigan State University Press

Waga

1306

Wymiary

178 x 260 x 44

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Born in Delaware's Brandywine Valley in 1807, Elizabeth Margaret Chandler was a young woman fully engaged in her time. Leaving comfort and middle-class Philadelphia wealth behind, she headed west in 1830 with brother, Thomas, and an aunt to begin a new life in the wilderness of the Michigan Territory. During the next four years, until her untimely death in November 1834, Chandler became a tireless local activist; at the same time, she participated aggressively in national political discussions about pressing social issues, in particular in the dialogue about the nascent women's movement and in the debates about Abolitionism as they began to develop in the 1820s and early 1830s. She was ladies' editor of Benjamin Lundy's Abolitionist Journal and a contemporary of William Lloyd Garrison. She wrote letters, articles, and poetry that appeared in the Abolitionist press, but at the same time she was a champion for public education at the local level. Within two years of her arrival in Michigan she established the territory's first anti-slave organization, the Logan Female Antislavery Society. This rich collection of personal letters, most written to family members during Chandler's brief life in Michigan, provides a remarkable view of the Northwest frontier in the 1830s, as well as profound insights into the ideology and origins of Abolitionism. Her letters also reveal much about the beliefs, attitudes, and actions of a remarkable young woman who some have seen as a precursor to the Grimke sisters.

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Remember the Distance That Divides Us

The Family Letters of Philadelphia Quaker Abolitionist and Michigan Pioneer Elizabeth Margaret Chandler, 1830-1842

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