1834 GEORGE THOMPSON. Important Abolitionist Poem that Led to His Attempted Murder in America! Divine Healing But tho they both observed

But tho they both observed this Institution

Come across the raging foam

His library he seems to have left to Anne Dutton

his church was burned to the ground

Original ownership signature of Oliver Barrett

1834 GEORGE THOMPSON. Important Abolitionist Poem that Led to His Attempted Murder in America! Divine Healing But tho they both observedAn absolutely fantastic, unpublished poem written by noted abolitionist, George Thompson. It is a red hot, earnest rebuke of America and her complicity in slavery. Similar to Whittier's work, it challenges the American Christian with a series of questions designed to demand that the black slave is loved by Christ and is therefore worthy of equal treatment. It was penned in 1834, the year of Thompson's first visit to the United States. It may well have