1840 WM Med. American Anti-Slavery Society MS61 认证号58631167, PCGS号980834

The American Anti-Slavery Society was born out of an abolitionists' convention held December 4-6, 1833 in Philadelphia. The convention brought together 62 delegates from New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and New Jersey, who formed the American Anti-Slavery Society in appeal to the moral and practical circumstances that supported a pro-slavery society in the South. William Lloyd Garrison, the famous abolitionist and publisher of the Boston-based abolitionist newspaper The Liberator, drafted the Society's Constitution and Declaration of Sentiments.