The abolitionists : means, ends, and motivations /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Lexington, Mass. :
Heath,
1972.
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| Edition: | 2d ed. |
| Series: | Problems in American civilization.
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue to the end of slavery / Charles S. Syndor
- The abolition indictment of slavery / Dwight L. Dumond
- To the public / William Lloyd Garrison
- Declaration of sentiments of the amercian anti-slavery society / American Anti-Slavery Society
- Letters to Catherine E. Beecher / Angelina Grimke
- Philosophy of the abolition movement / Wendell Phillips
- Political action / Aileen S. Kraditor
- Our position in the present presidential canvass / Frederick Douglass
- Shock therapy and crisis / Benjamin Quarles
- Speech to the court / John Brown
- John Brown and his friends / Tilden G. Edelstein
- The northern attack on slavery / Avery Craven
- The abolitionists and psychology / Martin B. Duberman
- Slavery: a problem in American institutional and intellectual life / Stanley M. Elkins
- Abolitionism: its meaning for contemporary American reform / Bertram Wyatt-Brown
- The northern crusade against slavery / C. Vann Woodward
- Schism in the ranks: 1864-1865 / James M. McPherson
- Debate over dissolution of the American anti-slavery society / Charles L. Remond, William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, Frederick Douglass.