Religious diary 1877–1880, kept by Albert Young, a young man living near Liverpool, England, recording his pious thoughts, his teaching and singing lessons, his preaching... Read More
I am uneasy in my mind continually: there seems to be in decision, a want of stern unbending integrity of purpose; and yet a desire..... Read More
Study of Abraham Lincoln’s relation to the temperance and prohibition movements both in his family, in his private life, and in politics. Topics include the..... Read More
Letter from Philadelphia reformer Roberts Vaux (1786–1836) touching on two concerns: education and temperance. Vaux writes briefly here “to the President, and Members, of the..... Read More
First edition of this first biography of William Wells Brown, “Kentucky-born slave who became a self-educated writer and advocate of abolition, temperance, and international peace.”..... Read More
There is an old saying that you’ll catch more flies with teaspoon of honey than with a barrel of vinegar. But, what if you are..... Read More
![[1877–1880 Manuscript Diary of Pious Englander Albert Young with ties to British Temperance Movement, and the Band of Hope]. Albert Young.](/images/noimage-req.png)
![Lincoln and Prohibition. [Signed by Author]. Charles T. White, 1863–1954, Charles Thomas White.](/pictures/thumb/3727882_1.jpg?v=1542302149)
