Anti Slavery Bugle Exalts Abolition Message and Debate
A detailed extract from the Anti Slavery Bugle touts abolitionist creed, attacks proslavery institutions, and quotes Wendell Phillips and Parker Pillsbury. It urges readers to support disunion goals, denounces the American Church, and calls for moral resistance to slavery through disobedience and political action. The piece recounts speeches, references fugitive slave laws, and contends abolition must transform national conscience.
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Waarkin Annie Slavery Society
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Wainarttea
Unita Stas
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San Minella
Wendell Holinis
Georgia
Chesapeake
Bern
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Clay
Lyste
American Bible Society
New Orleans
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Bogton
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Cape of Good
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Aten
Lespoliv
Gannang
Giddings
Aj Plider
Leunnet
Wille
Aducany Bright
Hildings
Wilt Hetig
Otto
Carolina
Liberty Party
Wowheart
Aml
Jeifasone
Washington
Monn
Alia Ronmimiy
Gil
Aibeetiies
Oman
Capreal
Kerja
Calliouas
Treatien
John Bull
Pastis
Louis Phillippty
Fate Milier
Telsis
Daniel Webster
Anne
Watt
Hough
John Vitney Adame
Quincyy
Menton
John
Ava
Congress
Walt Hiyanity
Ape Pheer
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Erie
Democratic Party
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