Autographs for Freedom, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Thirty-five Other Eminent Writers

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Be up and doing	Hon. Wm. H. Seward	9
Caste and Christ	Mrs. H. E. B. Stowe	11
Letter from the Earl of Carlisle to Mrs. H. B. Stowe		13
Momma Charlotte	Mrs. C. M. Kirkland	16
A Name	Hon. Horace Mann	19
Letter from Joseph Sturge		20
Slavery and Polygamy	R. Hildreth	20
The Way	John G. Whittier	22
The Slave and Slave-Owner	Miss Sedgwick	23
Letter from the Bishop of Oxford		25
Hide the Outcasts	Rev. William Goodell	25
Can Slaves rightfully resist and fight?	Rev. Geo. W. Perkins	28
Death in Life	Ebenezer Button	33
True Reform	Mrs. C. W. H. Dall	34
How Long?	J. M. Whitfield	35
Letter from Wilson Armistead		42
Impromptu Stanzas	J. M. Eells	44
John Murray (of Glasgow)	James M’Cune Smith	46
Power of American Example	Lewis Tappan	50
The Gospel as a Remedy for Slavery	„ „	52
Letter from Rev. C. G. Finney		54
The Slave’s Prayer	Miss C. E. Beecher	55
The Struggle	Hon. Charles Sumner	56
Work and Wait	Horace Greeley	56
The Great Emancipation	Gerrit Smith	58
Ode	Rev. John Pierpont	58
Passages in the Life of a Slave Woman	Annie Parker	61
Story Telling	„ „	68
The Man-Owner	Rev. E. Buckingham	70
Damascus in 1851	Rev. F. W. Holland	73
Religious, Moral, and Political Duties	Lindley Murray Moore	80
Why Slavery is in the Constitution	James G. Birney	81
The Two Altars	Mrs. H. B. Stowe	88
Outline of a Man	Rev. R. R. Raymond	103
The Heroic Slave Woman	Rev. S. J. May	112
Kossuth	John Thomas	115
The Heroic Slave	Frederick Douglass	120 Clyx.com