Letter from Samuel May, Boston, to Richard Davis Webb, Feb. 14, 1865
Description:
May informs Webb that he is sending a shipment of books. May describes the Anti-Slavery Subscription Anniversary and the annual meeting, which was "the least pleasant A. S. meeting [he] ever attended." He mentions the passage by Congress of the Thirteenth Amendment and says that the Freedmen's Aid and Relief Societies "are becoming a power in the land."