Letter from Henry Clarke Wright, Boonton, N[ew] J[ersey], to Helen Eliza Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison, [18]54 Jan[uary] 19
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Henry Clarke Wright writes to William Lloyd & Helen Garrison discussing his planned arrival in Boston the following week. He says that he has "no where to take my things but to your own home which has so long been the center of my life." Wright asks if he can leave his trunk at their home while he tours New England, calling their house "the Hotel of A[nti] Slavery Mankind." He also declares his gratitutde for the Garrisons, telling them their "love & kindness to me have been the joy & life of my life."