Some Recollections of Our Antislavery Conflict

CONTENTS.

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Rise of Abolitionism	1
Rev. John Rankin and Rev. John D. Paxton	10
Benjamin Lundy	11
William Lloyd Garrison	15
Miss Prudence Crandall and the Canterbury School	39
The Black Law of Connecticut	52
Arthur Tappan	57
Charles C. Burleigh	62
Miss Crandall’s Trial	66
House set on Fire	70
Mr. Garrison’s Mission to England.—New York Mobs	72
The Convention at Philadelphia	79
Lucretia Mott	91
Mrs. L. Maria Child	97
Eruption of Lane Seminary	102
George Thompson, M. P., LL. D.	108
His First Year in America	115
Antislavery Conflict	126
Reign of Terror	131
Walker’s Appeal	133
The Clergy and the Quakers	144
The Quakers	147
The Reign of Terror continued	150
Francis Jackson	157
Riot at Utica, N. Y.—Gerrit Smith	162
Dr. Channing	170
His Address on Slavery	177
The Gag-Law	185
The Gag-Law.—Second Interview	194
Hon. James G. Birney	203
John Quincy Adams	211
The Alton Tragedy	221
Woman Question.—Misses GrimkÉ	230
“The Pastoral Letter” and “The Clerical Appeal”	238
Dr. Charles Follen	248
John G. Whittier and the Antislavery Poets	259
Prejudice against Color	266
A Negro’s Love of Liberty	278
Distinguished Colored Men	285
David Ruggles, Lewis Hayden, and William C. Nell	285
James Forten	286
Robert Purvis	288
William Wells Brown	289
Charles Lenox Remond	289
Rev. J. W. Loguen	290
Frederick Douglass