1 pp. On Houghton Mifflin Company letterhead. With a few ink corrections in Garrison's hand.
To Rolfe Cobleigh, “The Congregationalist”, Boston: "…Dr. DuBois’s magazine, The Crisis…is far and away the best periodical which the colored people have yet published and its success has been gratifying.” The youngest son of famed Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, was a strong supporter of the newly-formed NAACP and its monthly journal, The Crisis, edited by eminent Black scholar W.E.B. DuBois. A fascinating link between the antebellum anti-slavery crusade and the Black civil rights movement of the early 20th century,
