Anti Slavery Bugle prospectus and sermons in Ohio press
A long fragment from The Anti Slavery Bugle at Salem Clem diana underscores abolitionist aims, presses for circulation in western states, and lays out subscription terms. It quotes sermons and speeches critiquing Northern clergy complicity with slavery, praises disunion and moral reform, and highlights activist arguments by Quicy Pillsbury and others.
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Salem
Diana
Ohio
AnteStavany
Weat
Edmund Quincy
Tabernacle
de. Young
Purity
Scotland
Shireholder
Ehorehea
Lavchulderd
Dex
American AntiSlavery Society
Madagakent
Fejee Islands
United States
Werieet
Uide
Whiuer Democratic Party
Povshy
Orion
Methouigt
Baptist Whiuzolt
New York
Creslor
American Board of Commmissioners
Miestone
Ganionii
Church
Muller
Avery
Lyon
South Ameren
Tim
Kentucky
Virplula
Hawes
Grant
Thor
Georgia Wonstituibaustiet
Henry Cley
Faeur
Henry Clay
Aliy Kelly
Witer
Belyprail
Janewire
Gymon
Wulaemd
Fev Polley
Clay
Christ
Lieve
Iyjimeteum
Uae
Philemon
Paul
Onoktinas
Rviooo
Riv
Zontinman
Dougines
Yenterday
Worcester
Mase
Douglass
Adonasjon
Pier Petual
Te Wall Organiaed Society
Mr. Clay
Argun
Mr Clay
Sind
Siwerey
Liamany
Taiew
Everre
Wellers
Weiler
Chay
Wren
Levtars
New Yorke
Ministry of
New England
Theo
New York Observer
The
New Yorke Independent
Steel
Whiel
France
Dioneon
Orien
Seollern
Piaker
Eonglaven
Hee Caune
Free Soil
Henry Clayan
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Janice Banvany
Bownie
Smeelead
Eolitir
Texas
Daeder
Virciala
Keyuichy
Seoilhid
Promien
Volime
Irentico
Aven
Hliach
Agene
Albany
Washington Goode
Vietwiy
Kastan Common
Maher Tigler
Parker Pillsbury
Fen Antis Slabery
North
Mr Oly