Controversy Over Bible and Slavery in The Antislavery Bugle
A long readers’ exchange from The Antislavery Bugle defends Bible authority against abolitionist critics and rebuts claims that Bible support for slavery is incompatible with republican ideals. The letter from M. & W. Wilson at Reading argues abolitionists misinterpret scripture, cites figures and churches, and defends reliance on divine revelation amid anti slavery debates.
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Odo
Bolend
Bugle
Notte
Comandante
United States
Deneeteen Aleatilioninn
Henry
Courge
Anti-Slavery Society
Fragmented French tyranny and Parisian crackdown report
A chaotic dispatch describes French events with depictions of arrests, deportations, and censorship. It cites arrests of republicans, depictions of prison overcrowding, and proposed deportations to Cayenne. The piece also mentions British newspaper reports and anti slavery society appointments.
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Board of
Mann+ aera
Maserchuvetin Anti-Slavery Society
Hontarling Agente
Parker Pittsbury
Levy
Daniel Fal Groege
Pitan
Sunyah
West Hrookfield
Commamco
Ayrtwy
Levelt Mind
Phaeda
Tim Y
Frome the Liberator era and escape from slavery
Frome the Liberator recounts a slave narrative in which Frome and his wife, aided by two free colored girls, attempt to educate them in reading and writing before facing slaveholders resistance. After reports of abuse and arson, the couple flees north by boat toward safety as they seek asylum and legal protection under constitutional rights.
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Univ
Henery
Friel Wright
Wilson
Moriy
Widonie
Bates
Piero
Dani
Ani
Hiv
France
Thera
Franer
Court of Cureation
Cayenne
Dent of Wight
Priso
Ivey
Haevee
Brest
Duguevelin
Coyonnes
Fenech Guisna
Triganda
Sarntogs Springs
Twig
Saratoga
Alexann
Vietid
Mesandria
M. Stowell
Cimiernana
Lanenter Co
Poy Moboamry
Bartle
Ly Cooper
Armin
New England
Wurico
Joshua
Abolitionist Oration and Public Debate in Boston Grows Heated
An 1859 Boston crowd rallies around anti slavery themes as speakers recount marches and trials. Jurists and politicians discuss colonization and emancipation while citizens witness heated exchanges on liberty and justice amid police and public protest.
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Hawcutt Hall
Phillipa Rei
Boman
Commonwealth of
Mawewelinincita
Gil
Boston
Tulcys
Getileey
Tikey
Thoms
Ant
Howtou
Palice
Wight
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