Reflections on Slavery and Prejudice on the Steamboat
A lengthy dated letter recounts anti slavery advocacy and racial prejudice witnessed in Utica and New York while describing scenes on steamboats. The speaker laments segregation at prayer, recalls abuse for colored travelers, and urges abolitionists to act, with personal allusions to faith, pain, and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
C.K Bowen
Utica
House of Prayer
Ant Drenath
Gertie
Bonnin
Revered Orator Addresses Question of God and Christ
Fragmentary remarks from a sermon or lecture by Rev. R. A. Arzax of Washington County Massachusetts. He discusses membership and the issue before the audience, presenting his first reason and the purpose of the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Hell
R. A. Arzax
Washington Co
Stielf
Jesus ‘Christ
Letters on Duty and Moral Being in 19th Century Thought
A fragment from Prom the Liberator letters to Catharine E Beecher notes criticism of duty based on circumstance of sex rather than fundamental moral principle. It discusses shared responsibility, the risks of unequal rights, and calls for addressing essential rights and duties amid societal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iemancipate
Prom the Liberator
Catharine E. Beecher
Dean Fairey
Anne Pans
Ae Tore
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New York
Albany
Caer
Polition Society
Lym Lend
Abolition Society
Shenectada
Wright
Zion's Herald
Bre
Bronx
Maryviennessee
Salineith
Tioel Sien
Han Sot
S. Carolina
Dean
Iti Ue
York State
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East Boristoy
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