Autographs for Freedom, Volume 2 (of 2) (1854) - Unknown

On behalf of the Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society.

(signature) Julia Griffiths

Sec'y.

Rochester, N. Y.

Subject	Author	page

Introduction (The Colored People's "Industrial College")	Prof. C. L. Reason	[11]
Massacre at Blount's Fort	Hon. J. R. Giddings	[14]
The Fugitive Slave Act	Hon. Wm. Jay	[27]
The Size of Souls	Antoinette L. Brown	[41]
Vincent Ogé	George B. Vashon	[44]
The Law of Liberty	Rev. Dr. Wm. Marsh	[61]
The Swiftness of Time in God	Theodore Parker	[63]
Visit of a Fugitive Slave to the Grave of Wilberforce	Wm. Wells Brown	[70]
Narrative of Albert and Mary	Dr. W. H. Brisbane	[77]
Toil and Trust	Hon. Chas. F. Adams	[128]
Friendship for the Slave is Friendship for the Master	Jacob Abbott	[134]
Christine	Anne P. Adams	[139]
The Intellectual, Moral, and Spiritual Condition of the Slave	J. M. Langston	[147]
The Bible versus Slavery	Rev. Dr. Willis	[151]
The Work Goes Bravely on	W. J. Watkins	[156]
Slaveholding not a Misfortune but a Crime	Rev Win Brock	[158]
The Illegality of Slaveholding	Rev. W. Goodell	[159]
"Ore Perennius"	David Paul Brown	[160]
The Mission of America	John S. C. Abbott	[161]
Disfellowshipping the Slaveholder	Lewis Tappan	[163]
A Leaf from my Scrap Book	Wm. J. Wilson	[165]
Who is my Neighbor	Rev. Thos. Starr King	[174]
Consolation for the Slave	Dr. S. Willard	[175]
The Key	Dr. S. Willard	[177]
The True Mission of Liberty	Dr. W. Elder	[178]
The True Spirit of Reform	Mary Willard	[180]
A Welcome to Mrs. H. B. Stowe, on her return from Europe	J. C. Holly	[184]
Forward (from the German)	Rev. T. W. Higginson	[186]
What has Canada to do with Slavery?	Thos. Henning	[187]
A Fragment	Rev. Rufus Ellis	[190]
The Encroachment of the Slave Power	John Jay, Esq.	[192]
The Dishonor of Labor	Horace Greeley	[194]
The Evils of Colonization	Wm. Watkins	[198]
The Basis of the American Constitution	Hon. Wm. H. Seward	[201]
A Wish	Mrs. C. M. Kirkland	[207]
A Dialogue	C. A. Bloss	[210]
A time of Justice will come	Hon. Gerit Smith	[225]
Hope and Confidence	Prof. G. L. Reason	[226]
A Letter that speaks for itself	Jane G. Swisshelm	[230]
On Freedom	R. W. Emerson	[235]
Mary Smith. An Anti-Slavery Reminiscence	Hon S. E. Sewell	[236]
Freedom—Liberty	Dr. J. McCune Smith	[241]
An Aspiration	Rev. E. H. Chapin	[242]
The Dying Soliloquy of the Victim of the Wilkesbarre Tragedy	Mrs. H. H. Greenough	[243]
Let all be Free	Hon. C. M. Clay	[248]
Extract from a Speech	Frederick Douglass	[251]
Extract from an Unpublished Poem on Freedom	William D. Snow	[256]
Letter	Rev. H. Ward Beecher	[273]
A Day Spent at Playford Hall	Mrs. Harriet B. Stowe	[277]
Teaching the Slave to Read	Mary Irving	[304]

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