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... Anti - Slavery Society , the discussion was continued . Gar- rison and Phillips were again on different sides of the ... anti - slavery life and action , he is in so true and full a sense the creator of the anti - slavery movement that I ...
... Anti - Slavery Society , the discussion was continued . Gar- rison and Phillips were again on different sides of the ... anti - slavery life and action , he is in so true and full a sense the creator of the anti - slavery movement that I ...
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... anti - slavery sentiment in the South , it must be remembered that in all the long years before that movement began , no part of the South had made substantial progress towards ending slavery . The trends are not clear enough to warrant ...
... anti - slavery sentiment in the South , it must be remembered that in all the long years before that movement began , no part of the South had made substantial progress towards ending slavery . The trends are not clear enough to warrant ...
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... Anti - Slavery Cause in State and Union , Portland , Me . , p . 83 ; Gilbert H. Barnes , The Anti - Slavery Impulse , pp . 130-145 ; Janet Wilson , " The Early Anti - Slavery Propaganda , " More Books , The Bulletin of the Boston Public ...
... Anti - Slavery Cause in State and Union , Portland , Me . , p . 83 ; Gilbert H. Barnes , The Anti - Slavery Impulse , pp . 130-145 ; Janet Wilson , " The Early Anti - Slavery Propaganda , " More Books , The Bulletin of the Boston Public ...
Contents
The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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