Special Report Of The Anti-slavery Conference

This is the ＂Special Report Of The Anti-slavery Conference Held In Paris In The Salle Herz, On The Twenty-sixth And Twenty-seventh August, 1867, Under The Presidency Of Mons. Edouard Laboulaye.＂ This historical document provides a detailed account of the proceedings at a significant antislavery conference convened in Paris. Presided over by Édouard Laboulaye, the conference brought together leading abolitionists and social reformers to discuss strategies for eradicating slavery worldwide.

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