Anti-Slavery Sources

This section contains circulars, reviews, and other printed documents, including William Goodell's 1833 appointment to serve as an agent of the Antislavery Society for three months. Another folder includes letters and information regarding the antislavery collection developed by Oberlin librarian H Matson with assistance from William Goodell Frost; a handwritten account of the life of the Rev. Daniel Worth, who was imprisoned in North Carolina for preaching against slavery; clippings, including one from Harper's Bazaar summarizing Goodell's career; Goodell's published account of his interview with President Lincoln, and obituaries.