48pounders
The 48pounders were a group of American abolitionists who were active in the mid-19th century. They were named after their practice of carrying a 48-pound weight on their backs during their abolitionist work, which was a symbol of their commitment to the cause. The group was founded in 1833 by William Lloyd Garrison and was initially composed of young men from the North who were eager to participate in the abolitionist movement.
The 48pounders were known for their aggressive and sometimes violent tactics in their efforts to end slavery.
Despite their controversial methods, the 48pounders were an important part of the abolitionist movement. Their actions
The 48pounders were disbanded in 1838, after a series of incidents that led to the deaths of