Abolitionist Shadows in the Slavery Debate and Bugle Controversy
The Philadelphia era Anti-Slavery Bugle excerpts a lengthy annual report from the Philadelphia Branch of the Anti-Slavery Society, praising abolitionist work, condemning slavery, and urging renewed moral action. It contrasts reform progress with internal debates, cites sermons, and critiques garbled reporting by critics.
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Comeouterism and the Call to Freethought in a Quaker Letter
A historical letter criticizes the Society of Friends for pro slavery ties and calls for withdrawal from sectarian control. The author condemns religious institutions as a “Mystery Babylon,” urging reform and sympathy for the downtrodden across both South and North, and signals a shift toward new ideas.
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