A Letter From Robert S. Reeder, esq., to Dr. Stouton W. Dent, on the Colored Population of Maryland, and Slavery; and a Speech on the Proposition to Call a Convention, by a Single act of the

A rare historical document that provides valuable insights into the complex history of the African American experience in Maryland during the antebellum period. Robert S. Reeder was a prominent lawyer and politician who played a key role in the state's efforts to reconcile the issue of slavery with its commitment to freedom and justice.

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