Category: History - American
A regard for your good opinion, and a wish to promote the cause, which, as Abolitionists, lies near our hearts, is our motive for addressing you. We think the opposition to our enterprise arises either from commercial, political or domestic connections with Slavery, or from mi...
A regard for your good opinion, and a wish to promote the cause, which, as Abolitionists, lies near our hearts, is our motive for addressing you. We think the opposition to our...
2. Part 2_Many of the youth of the South must continue, as in times past, to be educated in the free states._ Mr. Calhoun was educated at Yale College. Who can doubt that an influence mi...
3. Part 3Slavery is a concern of ours for it involves our personal interests. It throws back upon us a moral pestilence; it scatters the seeds of intemperance, licentiousness, and infide...
4. Part 49. To _send all the slaves to Africa would be fatal to the natives of that Continent_. Said Mr. Pinney, agent of the Colonization Society, and once Gov. of Liberia, ‘the colony...