Category: History - American
The conflagration of the late "_Pennsylvania Hall_" having frustrated the contemplated discussion between some of the champions of Abolitionism and the Author, he feels it a duty he owes the public, and the best service he can render this country, to make known, through the me...
The conflagration of the late "_Pennsylvania Hall_" having frustrated the contemplated discussion between some of the champions of Abolitionism and the Author, he feels it a dut...
6. CHAPTER I.Mankind has ever been disposed to be carried away with _names_ and _words_, with the _representation_ of things, rather than with _things themselves_: and that portion of mankin...
7. CHAPTER II.As Abolitionists are constantly taunting the friends of Colonization with the charge, that the founders of it were Slave-holders, (which, by the by, like almost all their other...
8. CHAPTER III.The professed object of the Abolition Society is to procure the _immediate_, _instantaneous_, and _unconditional_ emancipation of all the slaves in America.--And the means adopt...
9. CHAPTER IV.There is no argument more frequently used by Abolitionists than that the Scriptures prohibit the purchase, or sale of men, or holding any man as property--and as the above Magaz...
10. CHAPTER V.One of the peculiar features in the practice of Abolition champions, is to discredit every statement proceeding from all others, except from themselves: and in this respect they...
11. CHAPTER VI._The Colonization Society_ was formed in Washington, December 21st, 1816; and not in Virginia, as Abolitionists falsely assert. Amongst its most prominent promoters and founders...
12. CHAPTER VII.13. chapter vi.The unexpected length to which this pamphlet has extended prevents the Author introducing here, as he had contemplated in page 11, an article on the difference of opinion among...