1924 CHINESE CLOISONNE. Rare Child Orphanage Labor Made Cloisonne Jar. Yangjiang. ZZSlaveryandSuffrage That this Society entertain a

That this Society entertain a grateful sense of the very disinterested and signal service rendered to the cause of emancipation by James Ross of Washington County in the trial of the Commonwealth against Aberilla Blackmore on which he voluntarily and without prospect ************************ of two oppressed Black people unlawfully held in bondage

three ink stains to pages

riding through forests and into the mountains to establish dozens of churches in the then very sparsely populated state

In Gospel Love

An important Colonial American MSs likely delivered at the Stockbridge [Native American] Mission

1924 CHINESE CLOISONNE. Rare Child Orphanage Labor Made Cloisonne Jar. Yangjiang. ZZSlaveryandSuffrage That this Society entertain aA beautifully preserved 1924 cloisonne lidded jar created by the children at the Sicawei Ophanage in Shanghai, China. Ironically, this was the same year Congress adopted an amendment banning child labor. The present was evidently presented to Rev. M. J. Horan by Father Robert J. Cairns [1884 1941], having been made for Horan by the craftschildren at the Sicawei Orphanage for the occasion of his visit. Cairns was later Priest at Sancian Island, but