An excellent year of The Quarterly Review, with extensive content relevant to the formation of the London Anti-Slavery Society that year. Additional excellent content on various first-hand accounts of Native Americans, life in Arkansas, etc.,
The Quarterly Review is a periodical of special merit historically in the sense that the items reviewed are often reviewed extensively, interacted with, criticized, etc., for 20-30 pages, providing some of the most substantive responses available to early abolitionist tracts and works, and other publications of the time.
Anonymous. The Quarterly Review. Vol. XXIX. April & July, 1823. London. John Murray. 1823. 598pp.
A very good copy, bound in half leather, generally solid, with generally bright pages and light foxing.
