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A CALL FOR THE BRITISH NATION TO TESTIFY AGAINST SLAVERY (1846-08-28)
Exeter Western Times, 5 September 1846.
A FEW FACTS AND PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS OF SLAVERY (1846-03-24)
Ayr (Scot.) Advertiser, 26 March 1846. Another text in Ayr (Scot.) Observer, 31 March 1846.
A SIMPLE TALE OF AMERICAN SLAVERY: (1846-09-11)
Sheffield Mercury, 12 September 1846. Other texts in Sheffield and Rotherham Independent, 12 September 1846; Sheffield Times and Rotherham Advertiser, 19 September 1846.
ABOLITIONISTS AND THIRD PARTIES
The Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society held its tenth annual meeting in Boston on 26 January 1842. Garrisonian abolitionist Francis Jackson presided. During the afternoon session the Business Committee presented a series of resolutions which urged that moral suasion was superior to political...
AMERICA'S COMPROMISE WITH SLAVERY AND THE ABOLITIONISTS' WORK: (1846-04-06)
Renfrewshire Advertiser, 11 April 1846.
AMERICAN AND SCOTTISH PREJUDICE AGAINST THE SLAVE: (1846-05-01)
Edinburgh Caledonian Mercury, 7 May 1846. Other texts in Edinburgh Advertiser, 5 May 1846; Edinburgh Evening Post, 6 May 1846; Edinburgh Weekly Journal, 6 May 1846; Glasgow Argus, 7 May 1846; Edinburgh Scottish Herald, 9 May 1846.
AMERICAN PREJUDICE AGAINST COLOR (1845-10-23)
Cork Examiner, 27 October 1845. Other texts in British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter, ser. 1, 6 : 212 (12 November 1845), misdated 20 October 1845; National Anti-Slavery Standard, 27 November 1845. Cork's Imperial Hotel was the scene of a major address by Douglass on 23 October 1845.
American Prejudice and Southern Religion
On the evening of 4 November 1841, members of the Plymouth County Anti-Slavery Society, together with "New England freemen" and at least one "southern gentleman," reassembled at the church in Hingham, Massachusetts, to consider resolutions postponed during their afternoon session. Urging the...
AMERICAN SLAVERY AND BRITAIN'S REBUKE OF MANSTEALERS: (1846-08-31)
Bridgwater Times, 3 September 1846.
AMERICAN SLAVERY, AMERICAN CHURCHES, AND THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE (1846-09-18)
Sunderland and Durham County Herald, 25 September 1846. Other texts in Liberator, 13 November 1846; London Nonconformist, 30 September 1846.