A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 98
... slavery movements make plain . The Anti - Slavery Movement Although the number of its active supporters was never large , because of its political consequences and sustained force the anti - slavery cause is usually seen as the premier ...
... slavery movements make plain . The Anti - Slavery Movement Although the number of its active supporters was never large , because of its political consequences and sustained force the anti - slavery cause is usually seen as the premier ...
Page 103
... slavery became a concrete symbol of sin , and support of the anti - slavery cause a sign of Christian virtue , participation in the reform became a supplement to or even alternative to traditional religion ' . Certainly those sects and ...
... slavery became a concrete symbol of sin , and support of the anti - slavery cause a sign of Christian virtue , participation in the reform became a supplement to or even alternative to traditional religion ' . Certainly those sects and ...
Page 112
... slavery Movement 1793 Fugitive Slave Bill 1794 First convention of anti - slavery societies . 1817 American Colonisation Society founded 1831 Garrison's Liberator founded 1832 1833 Garrison's New England Anti - Slavery Society founded ...
... slavery Movement 1793 Fugitive Slave Bill 1794 First convention of anti - slavery societies . 1817 American Colonisation Society founded 1831 Garrison's Liberator founded 1832 1833 Garrison's New England Anti - Slavery Society founded ...
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The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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