| Page | | Preface | 4 | | CHAPTER I. | | Liberty and Slavery defined—Difference between Words and Things | 5 | | CHAPTER II. | | The Principles, &c. of the Leaders of Abolitionism exhibited | 16 | | CHAPTER III. | | The impracticability of the object of Abolitionists demonstrated | 24 | | CHAPTER IV. | | The Errors of the Quarterly Anti-Slavery Magazine, for April, 1837, respecting the Scriptural Words, "servant"—"property"—"buy," &c., briefly noticed | 43 | | CHAPTER V. | | The Conduct and Character of the Southern Slave-holder vindicated | 49 | | CHAPTER VI. | | Colonization Principles vindicated—Calumnies refuted—The good the Colonization Society has already done—is doing—and the incalculable good it must do, if duly patronized | 66 | | CHAPTER VII. | | Colonization and Abolitionism contrasted | 88 | | APPENDIX. | | Extract of an Address of William Lloyd Garrison, Esq., published in the London Patriot, of August, 1833 | 91 | | Conclusion | 92 |
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