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THEODORE PARKER ON SLAVERY
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SLAVERY AND ITS EVILS
... SLAVERY AND ITS EVILS. The Rot. J. Hughes, a gentleman of colour, and who had been slave for Vi years In the state of Maryland, delivered address Monday evening the eatbournc hall, London, giving account of hi* own eiperiom-c In slavery, and hit escape ...
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE PRAYER MEETINGS AND SLAVERY
... the programme was —“That slavery may be abolished.” The address was delivered the Rev. Newman Hall, who, among remarks, said that if ever was a time when God his Providence encouraged his people to pray for the abolition of slavery, was the present; for ...
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE PRATER , MEETINGS AND SLAVERY
... programme was —That slavery may be abolished. The address was delivered by the Rev. Newman Hall, who, among remarks, said that if ever was a time when God by his Providence encouraged his people to pray for the abolition of slavery, it was the present; ...
maintained now by men an Alexander Stephan? It is slavery is dsossdent upon it ; and who is the white-livered
... maintained now by men an Alexander Stephan? It is slavery is dsossdent upon it ; and who is the white-livered seouskel who vote for mach as ? If the South want peace they can have ft by and obedience, and they can't have it any other way. Before the war ...
_ CTURRS BY THE REV J. GUTTRIDGE. NO. I.—SLAVERY THE CAUSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR. The Rev. J. president of
... entitled, Hear the South; or Slavery the occasion and object of the American War. Dr. Morgan, the Mayor, presided. The attendance was somewhat limited. After briefly introducing his subject, the lecturer proceeded to show that slavery was emphatically the origin ...
A a anil slavery Court of Appeals. I'rica'a Urteat haa nt been confirmed, and be is said to be moving through ..
... a anil slavery Court Appeals. I'rica'a Urteat haa been confirmed, and be is said to moving through Kans*a. case ha« been carried In the •'hrrman is at (:s)leivillnear Coosa Rletr, and prcsa- In_- Hood, who retreating towauta C.ias«n lbs army is destitute ...
stw gublicationS
... of interfering with slavery. This is one :of the reasons why no mention was made by Northern men of slavery in the early part of the war. Slavery was not treason, but taking Federal forts and firing on Federal soldiers was. Slavery was the cause, but ...
THE CARMARrnIEN WEEKLY
... programme was — That slavery may be abolished. The address was delivered by the )ley. Newman Hall, who, among remarks,said that if ever wee a time when God by his P ovtdence macoursged his people to pray for the abolition of slavery, it was the present; ...
1, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1864
... MR. SEWARD ON SLAVERY. Secretary Seward had (according to the telegram of the Times' correspondent) made a speech at Auburn, New York, in which be declared that the salvation of the Union depends upon the election of Mr Lincoln—that slavery is no longer ...