Seated studio portrait of Quaker, abolitionist, and women's rights activist Lucretia MOTT (1793-1880), wearing a gauzy bonnet and silky shawl (corner trimming). Philadelphia: Broadbent & Phillips, ca 1871. Photographers' large pictorial imprint on verso along with inscription reading, "Lucretia Mott / Taken 1871." -- Vignetted bust portrait of Quaker poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf WHITTIER (1807-1892) with sideburns (toning, soiling/discoloration). Hartford, CT: H. Webster & Co., n.d. Photographer's imprint on verso. -- Seated portrait of poet and abolition proponent William Cullen BRYANT (1794-1878) with full white beard and balding head (light toning, corners clipped). New York: E. & H. T. Anthony, n.d. Publisher's imprint on verso (with negative credit to Brady's Gallery) along with penciled identification. -- Vignetted seated portrait of abolitionist and women's rights activist Anna Elizabeth DICKINSON (1842-1932), captured from behind as she sits in a chair and looks just over her shoulder to one side (some toning, spotting, edges and corners clipped). New York: C. D. Fredricks & Co., n.d. Photographer's imprint on verso. -- Together, 4 CDVs.