Rochester, 1852.
CONTENTS.
| Page. | ||
| Be up and doing, | Hon. Wm. H. Seward. | [1] |
| Caste and Christ, | Mrs. H. E. B. Stowe. | [ 4] |
| Letter from the Earl of Carlisle to Mrs. H. B. Stowe, | [ 7] | |
| Momma Charlotte, | Mrs. C. M. Kirkland. | [13] |
| A Name, | Hon. Horace Mann. | [18] |
| Letter from Joseph Sturge, | [19] | |
| Slavery and Polygamy, | R. Hildreth. | [20] |
| The Way, | John G. Whittier. | [23] |
| The Slave and Slave-Owner, | Miss Sedgwick. | [ 24] |
| Letter from the Bishop of Oxford, | [ 28] | |
| Hide the Outcasts, | Rev. William Goodell. | [29] |
| Can Slaves rightfully resist and fight? | Rev. Geo. W. Perkins. | [33] |
| Death in Life, | Ebenezer Button. | [41] |
| True Reform, | Mrs. C. W. H. Dall. | [43] |
| How Long? | J. M. Whitfield. | [46] |
| Letter from Wilson Armistead, | [55] | |
| Impromptu Stanzas, | J. M. Eells. | [59] |
| John Murray of Glasgow, | James M’Cune Smith. | [ 62] |
| Power of American Example, | Lewis Tappan. | [68] |
| The Gospel as a Remedy for Slavery, | Lewis Tappan. | [71] |
| Letter from Rev. C. G. Finney, | [74] | |
| The Slave’s Prayer, | Miss C. E. Beecher. | [75] |
| The Struggle, | Hon. Charles Sumner. | [ 77] |
| Work and Wait, | Horace Greeley. | [78] |
| The Great Emancipation, | Gerrit Smith. | [81] |
| Ode, | Rev. John Pierpont. | [82] |
| Passages in the Life of a Slave Woman, | Annie Parker. | [85] |
| Story Telling, | “ “ | [95] |
| The Man-Owner, | Rev. E. Buckingham. | [99] |
| Damascus in 1851, | Rev. F. W. Holland. | [104] |
| Religious, Moral, and Political Duties, | Lindley Murray Moore. | [114] |
| Why Slavery is in the Constitution, | James G. Birney. | [116] |
| The Two Altars, | Mrs. H. B. Stowe. | [ 127] |
| Outline of a Man, | Rev. R. R. Raymond. | [148] |
| The Heroic Slave Woman, | Rev. S. J. May. | [161] |
| Kossuth, | John Thomas. | [166] |
| The Heroic Slave, | Frederick Douglass. | [174] |
| A Plea for Free Speech, | Prof. J. H. Raymond. | [240] |
| Placido, | Prof. W. G. Allen. | [256] |
AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM.