Anti-slavery fair!
Subtitle: The following poetic effusion written by Abby H. Price, of Hopedale, was delivered by her at Upton on Monday evening last, immediately after the lecture by Frederic Douglass--and is respectfully dedicated to the Upton Anti-slavery Fair
Contributors: Upton Anti-slavery Fair; Community Press (Hopedale, Mass.)
Publisher: Community Press--Hopedale, Milford, Mass.
Published: 1844
Place of publication: Hopedale, Mass.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Women authors; Antislavery movements; Slavery; Poetry; Upton Anti-slavery Fair
Notes: Verse of ninety-four lines; first lines: Heard you that man? think you his mind, stern slavery had a right to bind?

Frederick Douglass spoke at the Upton Anti-slavery Fair on Monday Jan. 15, 1844. A report of the fair and Price's poem were published in the Jan. 20, 1844, issue of the Practical Christian published by the Hopedale Community.

Text in two columns; printed area measures 21.2 x 14.0 cm.