Autographs for Freedom
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. BE UP AND DOING.4. CASTE AND CHRIST.5. LETTER FROM THE EARL OF CARLISLE TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY.6. MOMMA CHARLOTTE.7. A NAME,8. TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY.9. SLAVERY AND POLYGAMY: DOCTORS OF DIVINITY IN A DILEMMA.10. THE WAY.11. THE SLAVE AND SLAVE-OWNER.12. LETTER FROM THE BISHOP OF OXFORD[A] TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY.13. “HIDE THE OUTCASTS.”14. CAN SLAVES RIGHTFULLY RESIST AND FIGHT?15. DEATH IN LIFE.16. TRUE REFORM.17. HOW LONG?18. LETTER FROM WILSON ARMISTEAD TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETY.19. IMPROMPTU STANZAS,20. JOHN MURRAY (OF GLASGOW).21. POWER OF AMERICAN EXAMPLE.22. “THE GOSPEL AS A REMEDY FOR SLAVERY.”23. LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY.24. THE SLAVE’S PRAYER.25. THE STRUGGLE.26. WORK AND WAIT.27. THE GREAT EMANCIPATION.28. ODE29. PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE WOMAN.30. STORY TELLING.31. THE MAN-OWNER.32. DAMASCUS IN 1851.33. RELIGIOUS, MORAL, AND POLITICAL DUTIES.34. WHY SLAVERY IS IN THE CONSTITUTION.35. THE TWO ALTARS; OR, TWO PICTURES IN ONE.36. OUTLINE OF A MAN.37. THE HEROIC SLAVE-WOMAN.38. KOSSUTH.39. THE HEROIC SLAVE.40. PART I.41. PART II.42. PART III.43. PART IV.44. A PLEA FOR FREE SPEECH.45. PLACIDO.