Letter from George Washington Richards, Phil[adelphia, Pennsylvania], to William Lloyd Garrison, 1862 Dec[ember] 1
Description:
G.W. Richards writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking if he remembers on the "packet Columbus, a very ill liked boy, to whom you extended your silent but grateful sympathy, he now addresses you." Richards then tells Garrison about two pamphlets he owns that he would like to see republished, as well as "a brief history of slavery: of course anti." He asks Garrison if he could recommend any publishers who would be interested in this work, stating that "I think at this time, that such a book would sell."
Holograph, signed.
Title devised by cataloger.
Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) manuscript composed in black ink on blue lined paper. Below the salutation, the number "133" is written in pencil.
Inferred this "G.W. Richards" is George Washington Richards, a Philadelphia author.