Anti Slavery Bugle declares disunion stance in Ohio paper
The Anti-Slavery Bugle, published weekly in Salem Ohio, outlines its abolitionist and disunion principles. It urges citizens to oppose pro-slavery governments and church bodies while detailing subscription terms, address, and the paper’s mission to expose slaveholders and promote freedom amid national conflict over slavery.
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Correepandears and Halladluans Preachers in Washington
Fragmentary 17th century text discusses blasphemy penalties in Maryland, detailing fines up to £20, branding, and imprisonment for second offenses. Mentions halladluans and preachers, with critical tone on law disregards by social classes.
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