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Letter to Lydia Maria Child by James R. Bradley (June 3, ) James R. Bradley, a slave in the Arkansas Territory who worked until he was able to buy his way into freedom, wrote this damning account 1 of his experience of slavery to Lydia Maria Child, the abolitionist author the editor of an antislavery journal, The Oasis. Remember This?: Grandfather’s House. Novem. Novem. / braddison3. On Febru, Lydia Maria Francis was born in Medford, Massachusetts. She went by her middle name, Maria, pronounced Muh-rye-uh. She was well-educated and after finishing high school became a school teacher. In addition to teaching, Maria wrote. Hanging in my office at the Center for Inquiry is a pair of sentiments from Lydia Maria Child. Lydia Maria Child (Febru–Octo) is considered one of the most influential woman writers of the nineteenth century. You probably know one of her poems, yet very few remember her today.
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