It was served in the name of a male abolitionist, Levin H. Harris, because it was considered unseemly at the time for women to take part in public affairs, and the case was brought before Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
It was served in the name of a male abolitionist. It was considered unseemly at the time for women to take part in public affairs. Levin H. Harris was a male abolitionist. The case was brought before Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.