LETTER I. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF ABOLITIONISTS.

LETTER II. IMMEDIATE EMANCIPATION.

LETTER III. MAIN PRINCIPLE OF ACTION.

LETTER IV. CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NORTH AND SOUTH.

LETTER V. CHRISTIAN CHARACTER OF ABOLITIONISM.

LETTER VI. COLONIZATION.

LETTER VII. PREJUDICE.

LETTER VIII. VINDICATION OF ABOLITIONISTS.

LETTER IX. EFFECT ON THE SOUTH.

LETTER X. 'THE TENDENCY OF THE AGE TOWARDS EMANCIPATION' PRODUCED BY ABOLITION DOCTRINES.

LETTER XI. THE SPHERE OF WOMAN AND MAN AS MORAL BEINGS THE SAME.

LETTER XII. HUMAN RIGHTS NOT FOUNDED ON SEX.

LETTER XIII. MISCELLANEOUS REMARKS, CONCLUSION.

LETTERS
TO
CATHERINE E. BEECHER,

IN REPLY TO
AN ESSAY ON SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONISM,

ADDRESSED TO
A. E. GRIMKÉ.

REVISED BY THE AUTHOR.

BOSTON:
PRINTED BY ISAAC KNAPP,
25, CORNHILL.
1838.

Entered according to the Act of Congress in the year 1838,
by Isaac Knapp,
in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.