Constitution of the Rochester Female Anti-Slavery Sewing Circle, printed September 4, 1851

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   A sewing society wrote the work into its rules

   Page or archive reference: Printed page 2 / single-page PDF page 1, column 1, officer list following Article 15, including Secretary Julia Griffiths; adjacent column 2 editorial masthead dated ROCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 4, 1851.

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   A sewing society wrote the work into its rules

   Page or archive reference: Printed page 2 / single-page PDF page 1, column 1, complete constitution headed CONSTITUTION OF THE ROCHESTER FEMALE ANTI-SLAVERY SEWING CIRCLE: preamble and Articles 1–8.

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   A sewing society wrote the work into its rules

   Page or archive reference: Printed page 2 / single-page PDF page 1, column 1, constitution Articles 9–15: officer duties, accounts/correspondence, preparing/completing work and supper rule.

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