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Autographs for Freedom

Autographs for Freedom

by Julia Griffiths

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Editor
Griffiths, Julia, 1811-1895
Title
Autographs for Freedom, Volume 2 (of 2) (1854)
Credits
Produced by Curtis Weyant, Richard J. Shiffer and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images produced by the Wright American Fiction Project.)
Language
English
LoC Class
E300: History: America: Revolution to the Civil War (1783-1861)
Subject
Slavery -- United States
Category
Text
eBook-No.
19949
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19949
Release Date
November 28, 2006
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM. — EDITED BY
  2. 2.JULIA GRIFFITHS. — AUBURN: ALDEN, BEARDSLEY & CO. ROCHESTER: WANZER, BEARDSLEY & CO. — 1854.
  3. 3.Preface.
  4. 4.CONTENTS
  5. 5.The Colored People's "Industrial College." — WHAT SOME OF THE BUILDERS HAVE THOUGHT.
  6. 6.Massacre at Blount's Fort. — FOOTNOTES:
  7. 7.The Fugitive Slave Act. — FOOTNOTES:
  8. 8.The Size of Souls.
  9. 9.Vincent Ogé
  10. 10.The Law of Liberty
  11. 11.The Swiftness of Time in God.
  12. 12.Visit of a Fugitive Slave to the Grave of Wilberforce.
  13. 13.Narrative of Albert and Mary.
  14. 14.Toil and Trust.
  15. 15.Friendship for the Slave is Friendship for the Master.
  16. 16.Christine.
  17. 17.The Intellectual, Moral, and Spiritual Condition of the Slave.
  18. 18.The Bible vs. Slavery.
  19. 19."The Work Goes Bravely on."
  20. 20.Slaveholding not a Misfortune but a Crime.
  21. 21.The Frugality of Slaveholding.
  22. 22."Ore Perennius."
  23. 23.The Mission of America.
  24. 24.Disfellowshipping Slaveholders.
  25. 25.A Leaf from my Scrap Book.
  26. 26."Who is my Neighbor?"
  27. 27.Consolation for the Slave.
  28. 28.The Key.
  29. 29.The True Mission of Liberty.
  30. 30.The true Spirit of Reform.
  31. 31.A Welcome to Mrs. H. B. Stowe, on her Return from Europe. — FOOTNOTES:
  32. 32.Forward.
  33. 33.What has Canada to do with Slavery?
  34. 34.The Fugitive Slave Bill: a Fragment.
  35. 35.The Encroachment of the Slave-Power.
  36. 36.The Dishonor of Labor.
  37. 37.The Evils of Colonization
  38. 38.The Basis of the American Constitution
  39. 39.A Wish.
  40. 40.A Dialogue.
  41. 41.A Time of Justice will Come
  42. 42.Hope and Confidence.
  43. 43.A Letter that Speaks for Itself.
  44. 44.On Freedom.
  45. 45.Mary Smith,
  46. 46.Freedom—Liberty.
  47. 47.An Aspiration.
  48. 48.The Dying Soliloquy of the Victim of the Wilkesbarre Tragedy.
  49. 49.Let all be Free. — To the Editor of the "Autographs for Freedom."
  50. 50.Extract.
  51. 51.Extract from an unpublished Poem on Freedom. — FOOTNOTES:
  52. 52.Letter — PLAYFORD HALL, SUFFOLK. The seat of Thomas Clarkson,Esq.
  53. 53.A Day spent at Playford Hall.
  54. 54.Teaching the Slave to Read.
  55. 55.FUN-JOTTINGS; — OR, — LAUGHS I HAVE TAKEN A PEN TO! — BY N. P. WILLIS
  56. 56.THE FARM AND THE FIRESIDE; — THE ROMANCE OF AGRICULTURE, — HALF HOURS OF LIFE IN THE COUNTRY, FOR RAINY DAYS AND WINTER EVENINGS. — BY REV. JOHN L. BLAKE, D. D.
  57. 57.IMMENSE SALE!
  58. 58.LEWIE; — OR, — THE BENDED TWIG! — BY COUSIN CICELY — EIGHTH THOUSAND NOW PRINTING!

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