The Writings Of Cassius Marcellus Clay

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Prominent abolitionist Cassius Marcellus Clay's speeches from 1848 highlight his pivotal role in the anti-slavery movement. The collection features notable addresses, including his condemnation of slavery in the Kentucky State Legislature and his speech at the National Convention of Colored Men. Additionally, Clay discusses pressing political and social issues of the era, such as the Mexican-American War and women's rights. This work offers valuable insights into the beliefs and life of a significant figure in America's fight against slavery.