CONTENTS.

		PAGE
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]
A Plea for Free Speech	Prof. J. H. Raymond	[166]
Placido	Prof. W. G. Allen	[177]

To the Friends of Emancipation		[183]

AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM.