THE BRITISH LIBRARY
AMERICAN SLAVERY: PRE-1866 IMPRINTS
by Jean Kemble
THE ECCLES CENTRE FOR AMERICAN STUDIES
CONTENTS
Introduction
American Slavery: pre-1866 imprints
Subject, personal and institutional name index
Index to materials by type
INTRODUCTION
Slavery existed on American soil from the colonial period until the ratification
of the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865 and contemporary sources of information
about this "peculiar institution" include slave narratives, journals and tracts
published by abolitionist societies, political speeches, religious sermons,
newspaper articles and advertisements, travellers' reports and works of fiction.
American Slavery: pre-1866 imprints is intended to introduce the reader to such
sources held by the British Library and, while not presuming to be
comprehensive, it may encourage an appreciation of the wide variety of
materials available. It is arranged alphabetically by personal or institutional
author. Anonymous works are entered under the title as well as the presumed
author where known and periodicals should be sought under their title, although
for some works cross-references will be made to the issuing society or
association. Speeches by Congressmen have in general been omitted since these
are traceable in other sources. There are two indexes. The first combines
subjects, personal and institutional names. The second identifies materials by
type e.g. sermons, periodicals and slave narratives.
1. AARON. The light and the truth of slavery. Aaron's
history. [By himself.] Worcester, Mass.: printed for
Aaron, [1850?] 40pp. 8156.f.3.
2. ABOLITION INTELLIGENCER, AND MISSIONARY MAGAZINE.
Vol.1. no.1-7, 10, 11. 7 May-Nov. 1822; Feb., March 1823.
Shelbyville, KY: John Finley Crow, 1822-23. Microfilm of
a copy in the library of the Wisconsin State Historical
Society. Issued by University Microfilms, Ann Arbor,
1948. American Periodical Series, 1800-25, no.92.
Mic.A.209.(1.)
3. THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY THE RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT UNDER
THE WAR POWER ACT. [By William Lloyd Garrison.] Boston:
R.F. Wallcut, 1861, 24pp. 8156.a.2.
[Another edition.] Boston: R.F. Wallcut, 1862, 24pp.
8156.a.3.
4. ABOLITIONIST. Extracts from remarks on Dr. Channings's
Slavery, with comments, by an abolitionist. Boston: D.K.
Hitchcock, 1836, 55pp. 8156.aaa.80.(3.)
5. ABY, Edward Strutt. Journal of a residence and tour in
the United States of North America, from April, 1833, to
October, 1834. London: John Murray, 1835. 792.g.1.
6. AN ACT, TO PROVIDE FOR THE VALUATION OF LANDS AND
DWELLING-HOUSES, AND THE ENUMERATION OF SLAVES WITHIN THE
UNITED STATES. (Approved July 9th, 1798.) [With the
rules, regulations, and instructions of the Commissioners
for the state of Massachusetts, appointed in pursuance of
the Act. [Boston, 1798], 35pp. Mic.A.7740(9.)
7. ADAMS, Charles Francis. An oration, delivered before
the municipal authorities of the city of Fall River, July
4, 1860. Fall River: Almy & Milne, Daily News Steam
Printing House, 1860, 20pp. RB.23.a.1543
8. -----. What makes slavery a question of national
concern. A lecture. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1855,
46pp. 8156.bb.78.(5.)
9. ADAMS, Francis Colburn. Uncle Tom at home. A review of
the reviewers and repudiators of Uncle Tom's Cabin by
Mrs. Stowe. Philadelphia: W.P. Hazard, 1853, 142pp.
8156.a.4.
[Another edition.] London: Clarke, Beeton, & Co.,
[1853], 151pp. 12705.c.14.
10. ADAMS, Henry Gardiner. God's image in ebony: being a
series of biographical sketches, facts, ancedotes, etc.
demonstrative of the mental powers and intellectual
capacities of the Negro race. Edited by Henry Gardiner
Adams. With a brief sketch of the anti-slavery movement
in America, by F.W. Chesson; and a concluding chapter of
additional evidence communicated by Wilson Armistead.
London: Partridge & Oakey: 1854, 168pp. 10604.b.2.
11. ADAMS, John Quincy. Address of John Quincy Adams to
his constituents of the twelfth Congressional district at
Braintree, September 17th, 1842. Boston: J.H. Eastburn,
1842, 63pp. 8176.b.19.
12. -----. Argument of John Quincy Adams, before the
Supreme Court of the United States, in the case of the
United States, Appellants, vs. Cinque, and others,
Africans, captured in the Schooner Amistad ... With a
review of the case of the Antelope. New York: S.W.
Benedict, 1841, 135pp. 6615.b.1.
13. -----. The jubilee of the Constitution. A discourse.
New York: Samuel Colman, 1839, 136pp. 10880.d.4.
14. -----. Letters from John Quincy Adams to his
constituents of the twelfth Congressional district in
Massachusetts [relative to the proceedings of the House
of Representatives on the presentation by him of certain
antislavery petitions]. To which is added his speech in
Congress, delivered February 9, 1837. [With a preface and
two poems by John Greenleaf Whittier.] Boston: Isaac
Knapp, 1837, 72pp. 8177.a.6.
15. ADAMS, Nehemiah. The sable cloud: a Southern tale,
with Northern comments. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1861,
275pp. 12706.bb.15.
16. -----. A sermon preached ... the Sabbath after the
interment of the Hon. Daniel Webster. Boston: G.C. Rand,
1852, 23pp. 10880.bbb.37.(6)
Second edition. Boston: G.C. Rand, 1852, 23pp.
10880.c.6.
17. -----. A South-side view of slavery; or, three months
at the South, in 1854 ... third edition. (Reissued.) Port
Washington, N.Y.: Kennikat Press, 1969, 222pp.
X.529/13521.
18. ADAMS, W.E. The slaveholders' war: an argument for
the North and the Negro. London: J. Snow, 1863, 24pp.
8156.cc.5.(5.)
19. ADAMS, William Bridges. Note on Negro slavery, by
Junius, Redivivus [i.e. William Bridges Adams.] In:
C.L.N.A. Murat Prince. A moral and political sketch of
the United States of North America. London, 1833.
798.h.15.
[Second edition.] London: Effingham Wilson, 1833,
402pp. 10409.aaa.42.
20. THE ADDRESS OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ASSEMBLED IN CONVENTION, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
SLAVEHOLDING STATES OF THE UNITED STATES. Charleston:
Evans & Cogswell, 1860, 16pp. AS.S.42/7
21. AN ADDRESS TO SLAVEHOLDERS, BUYERS AND SELLERS, OF
EVERY CHRISTIAN DENOMINATION. [Washington, 1835], 16pp.
8155.e.7.
22. ADDRESS TO THE NON-SLAVEHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH, ON THE
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL EVILS OF SLAVERY. [By Lewis Tappan.]
New York, [1843], 58pp. 8156.aa.50.
23. ADGER, John Bailey. A review of reports to the
legislature of South Carolina, on the revival of the
slave trade ... from the April number of the Southern
Presbyterian Review. Columbia, S.C.: R.W. Gibbes, 1858,
36pp. 1570/1442.
24. THE AFRICAN CAPTIVES. Trial of the prisoners of the
Amistad on the writ of habeas corpus, before the circuit
court of the United States, for the district of
Connecticut, at Hartford. New York, 1839, 47pp.
1132.h.39.(1.)
25. AFRICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Report of the proceedings at the formation of the African
Education Society, instituted at Washington, December 28,
1829. With an address to the public by the Board of
Managers. Washington, 1830, 16pp. P.P.1226.o.
26. AFRICAN INSTITUTION. Report of the committee of the
African Institution read to the general meeting on the
15th July, 1807. Together with the rules and regulations
which were then adopted for the government of the
Society. London, 1807, 88pp. T.87.(2.)
27. -----. Report of the committee ... 15th July 1807.
(Second-fifteenth report. - Special report ... 12th of
April 1815, respecting the allegations contained in a
pamphlet entitled A letter to William Wilberforce Esq. by
Robert Thorpe.) London, 3 vol., 1811-21. 288.e.13-15.
28. -----. Eighteenth report. London, 1824, 271pp.
8156.c.71.(12.)
29. THE AFRICAN INTELLIGENCER. See American Colonization
Society.
30. THE AFRICAN REPOSITORY AND COLONIAL JOURNAL. See
American Colonization Society.
31. AGRICOLA, pseud. A letter to an abolitionist. London:
Rivingtons, 1858, 12pp. 4108.a.76.(1.)
32. AJAX, pseud. [i.e. Ainley?] Social wastes and waste
lands; flax v. slave-grown cotton. London: Simpkin,
Marshall & Co., 1862, 34pp. 8246.b.62.(9.)
33. ALBERT, James, calling himself Ukawsaw Gronniosaw. A
narrative of the most remarkable particulars in the life
of James Albert Ukawsaw Gronniosaw, an African prince, as
related by himself. [With a preface by W. Shirley.} Bath:
S. Hazaed, [1770?}, 49pp. 1415.a.7.
(Plus eight further editions.)
34. ALEXANDER, George William. Letters on the slavetrade, slavery, and emancipation. London: Charles Gilpin,
1842, 176pp. 8156.a.5.
35. ALEXANDER, Sir James Edward. Transatlantic sketches,
comprising visits to the most interesting scenes in North
and South America, and the West Indies; with notes on
Negro slavery and Canadian emigration. 2 vol. London:
Richard Bentley, 1833. 1052.d.9.
36. ALGER, William Rounseville. The genius and posture of
America. An oration delivered before the citizens of
Boston. Boston: Boston Daily Bee, 1857, 60pp.
8175.bb.61.(12.)
37. ALLEN, George. Mr. Allen's report of a declaration of
sentiments on slavery. Dec. 5, 1837. Worcester, [Mass.]:
H.J. Howland, 1838, 12pp. 8156.aaa.83.(3.)
38. -----. Mr. Allen's speech on ministers leaving a
moral kingdom to bear testimony against sin. Isaac Knapp,
1838, 46pp. 8156.bb.11.
39. ALLEN, John. An essay on the policy of appropriations
being made by the government of the United States, for
... liberating and colonizing ... the slaves thereof. In
numbers [signed, Sidney], some ... published in the
Baltimore American, and the whole of them in the Genius
of Universal Emancipation. By a citizen of Maryland [i.e.
John Allen]. Baltimore, 1816. 8156.e.5.(13.)
40. ALLEN, Joseph Henry. A reign of terror. A sermon.
Bangor: S.S. Smith, 1856, 16pp. 4485.f.1.
41. ALLEN, Richard. The life experience and gospel labors
of the Rt. Rev. Richard Allen. To which is annexed the
rise and progress of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church in the United States of America. Containing a
narrative of the yellow fever in the year of Our Lord
1793. With an address to the people of color in the
United States ... with an introduction by George A.
Singleton. New York, Nashville: Abingdon Press, [1960],
93pp. X.108/93.
42. ----- and JONES, Absalom. A narrative of the
proceedings of the black people during the late awful
calamity in Philadelphia in ... 1793, and a refutation of
some censures thrown upon them in some late publications.
Philadelphia: Printed for the Authors, 1794, 28pp.
8157.b.6.(3.)
43. ALLEN, William G. American prejudice against color;
an authentic narrative, showing how easily the nation got
into an uproar. London: W. & F.G. Cash, 1853, 107pp.
10880.a.5.
44. AMERICA AND HER SLAVE-SYSTEM. 2 pt. London: Simpkin,
Marshall & Co., 1845. 1389.g.33.
45. AMERICAN. American and English oppression, and
British and American abolitionists. A letter addressed to
Richard D. Webb by an American in his fatherland. London,
1853. 8155.e.63.
46. -----. The commerce of British India, viewed in its
probable influence on the slave products of the United
States. By an American. [London? 1841], 16pp.
8229.cc.11.(9.)
47. -----. Cotton is King; or, the culture of cotton and
its relation to agriculture, manufactures, and commerce,
to the free colored people, and to those who hold that
slavery is in itself sinful. By an American [i.e. David
Christy]. Cincinnati: Moore & Co., 1855, 210pp. 8156.b.7.
48. -----. An essay in vindication of the continental
colonies of America, from a censure of Mr. Adam Smith in
his theory of moral sentiments. With some reflections on
slavery. By an American [i.e. Arthur Lee]. London:
Printed for the Author, 1764, 46pp. E.2228.(4.)
49. -----. A letter to Lord Broughm, on the subject of
American slavery. By an American [i.e. Robert Baird,
D.D.] London: James Dinnis, 1836, 44pp. T.2016.(10.)
50. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH OPPRESSION, AND BRITISH AND
AMERICAN ABOLITIONISTS. A letter addressed to Richard D.
Webb by an American in his fatherland. London, 1853.
8155.e.63.
51. AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. Vol.1.no.1 (Jan.
1834)-vol.1.no.8 (Aug. 1834). Microfiche edition.
Westport: Negro Universities Press, 1970, 2 m/f.
Mic.F.392.
52. AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. The anti-slavery
examiner. Vol.1.no.1 (Aug. 1836)-no.14 (1840). Microfiche
edition. Westport: Negro Universities Press, 1970, 17
m/f. Mic.F.398.
53. -----. The anti-slavery record. Vol.1.no.1 (Jan.
1835)-vol.3.no.12 (Dec. 1837) Microfiche edition.
Westport: Negro Universities Press, 1970, 6 m/f.
Mic.F.407.
54. -----. Constitution and declaration of sentiments of
the American Anti-Slavery Society. [Philadelphia, 1833?],
112pp. 1389.a.45.(1.)
55. -----. National anti-slavery standard. Vol.1.no.1
(June 11, 1840)-vol.30.no.50 (April 16, 1870). Microfilm
edition. Westport: Negro Universities Press, 1970, 6
reels. Mic.A.16213.
56. -----. Proceedings of the American Anti-Slavery
Society at its third decade, held in the city of
Philadelphia, Dec. 3rd and 4th, 1863, with an appendix
and a catalogue of anti-slavery publications in America
from 1750 to 1863. New York, 1864, 175pp. 8156.bb.12.
57. -----. Second(-seventh, twenty-fourth--twenty-eighth)
annual report of the American Anti-Slavery Society; with
the speeches delivered at the anniversary meeting[s]. New
York, 1835-61. The title on the wrapper of the 27th
annual report is The Anti-Slavery History of the JohnBrown year. P.P.1046.d.
58. -----. Slavery and the internal slave-trade in the
United States of America, being replies to questions
transmitted by the Committee of the British and Foreign
Anti-Slavery Society...presented to the General American
Anti-Slavery Convention held in London, June 1840, by the
Executive Committee of the American Anti-Slavery Society.
1841, 281pp. 8156.df.29.
59. -----. The slave's friend. Vol.1. New York: American
Anti-slavery Society, 1836. 8156.u.48.
60. AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
On receiving donations from holders of slaves. Boston,
[1846?] 4193.e.86.
61. AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. The African
Intelligencer, vol.1.no.1. July 1820. Washington, 1820.
Microfilm of a copy in the Library of Congress. Issued by
University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, 1948. American
Periodical Series, 1800-25, no.100. Mic.A.211.(3.)
62. -----. The African Repository and Colonial Journal.
[Edited by R.R. Gurley.] Vol.1.no.1-vol.68.no.1. March
1825-Jan. 1892. Washington, 1825-1967. Vols.37-68 are
reprints of the original issues, made by the Kraus
Reprint Corporation, New York, 1967. Imperfect; wanting
vol.34.no.5. P.P.1021.
63. -----. American Colonization Society and the colony
at Liberia. [Boston]: Massachusetts Colonization Society,
1831, 16pp. RB.23.a.1944
64. -----. The...annual report of the American Society
for Colonizing the Free People of Colour of the United
States. Microfilm edition. 1st (1818)-91st/93rd. New
York: Negro Univerities Press, 1969. Mic.A.16200.
The second annual report of the American Society.
Second edition. 153pp. Washington, 1819. 8155.e.9.
65. -----. Report made at an adjourned meeting of the
friends of the American Colonization Society in Worcester
County held in Worcester (Massachusetts), Dec. 8, 1830,
by a committee appointed for that purpose; with the
proceedings of the meeting. Worcester, [1831.] 8155.e.8.
66. -----. A vindication of the American Colonization
Society and the colony of Liberia. Extracted from the
Herald of Peace. [By the editor of that journal, i.e. J.
Bevan?] London, [1832]. 8156.aaa.11.
67. AMERICAN CONVENTION FOR PROMOTING THE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY. Address of a convention of delegates from the
Abolition Society [i.e. societies] to the citizens of the
United States. New York: 1794, 7pp. 8156.e.4.(2.)
68. -----. Minutes of the proceedings of the fourth
(eighth) convention of delegates from the Abolition
Societies (ninth, tenth American convention) ...
assembled at Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1797, 1803-05.
8157.c.1.
69. AMERICAN JUBILEE. Vol.1.no.1 (Mar. 1854)-vol.1.no.12
(Apr. 1855). Microfiche edition. Westport: Negro
Universities Press, 1970, 2 m/f. Mic.F.386.
70. AMERICAN PASTOR. Two sermons [on Eph. vi. 8] preached
to a congregation of black slaves, at the parish church
of S[aint] P[eter] in the province of Maryland. By an
American Pastor [Thomas Bacon]. London, 1749. 4486.a.24.
71. THE AMERICAN QUESTION: secession, tariff, slavery.
Brighton: Harry Taylor, 1862, 73pp. 8177.a.14.
72. -----. A speech delivered at a public meeting, at
Burnley, in reply to Messrs. Dennison and Sinclair. [By
Joseph Barker.] London: Barker & Co., [1863.], 8pp.
8156.a.24.
73. AMERICAN SLAVERY. Address of French Protestant
pastors. [London, 1863.] 4pp. 906.k.10.(3.)
74. -----: a reprint of an article on Uncle Tom's Cabin,
of which a portion was inserted in the 206th number of
the Edinburgh Review; and of Mr. Sumner's Speech of the
19th and 20th of May, 1856. With a notice of the events
which followed. [By Nassau William Senior.] London:
Longman & Co., 1856, 164pp. 8156.d.3.
75. AMERICAN SLAVERY AS IT IS: testimony of a thousand
witnesses. [By Theodore Dwight Weld.] New York, 1839,
224pp. 8155.d.5.
76. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR COLONIZING THE FREE PEOPLE OF
COLOUR OF THE UNITED STATES. See American Colonization
Society.
77. AMERICANS AGAINST LIBERTY; or, an essay on the nature
and principles of true freedom, shewing that the designs
and conduct of the Americans tend only to tyranny and
slavery. [By Ambrose Serle.] London: J. Mathews, 1775,
64pp. 102.f.68.
Second edition, with additions. London: James
Mathews, 1776, 44pp. 8175.aa.15.
78. THE AMERICANS AS THEY ARE; described in a tour
through the valley of the Mississippi. (By Charles
Sealsfield.) London: Hurst, Chance & Co., 1828, 218pp.
792.g.27.
79. AMICUS. Slavery among the Puritans. A letter to the
Rev. Moses Stuart. [Signed "Amicus". On a passage in M.
Stuart's essay on the Constitution.] Boston: C. C. Little
& J. Brown, 1850, 42pp. 8155.d.6.
80. AMOR PATRIAE, pseud. A comparison of slavery with
abolitionism; together with reflections deduced from the
premises touching the several interests of the United
States. New York: The Publisher, 1848, 16pp.
8156.c.73.(2.)
81. -----. The blasphemy of abolitionism exposed:
servitude, and the rights of the South, vindicated. A
Bible argument. A new edition revised. New York, 1850,
24pp. 8156.aaa.83.(8.)
82. ANDERSON, John. The story of the life of John
Anderson, the fugitive slave. Edited by Harper
Twelvetrees. London: William Tweedie, 1863, 182pp.
10881.aaa.2.
83. ANDREW, James Osgood. Family government: a treatise
on conjugal, parental and filial duties. Charleston: B.
Jenkins, 1847, 24pp. 8415.c.31.
84. ANDREWS, Ethan Allen. Slavery and the domestic slavetrade in the United States. Boston: Light & Stearns,
1836, 201pp. 1389.c.16.
85. ANTI-SLAVERY AND ABORIGINES PROTECTION SOCIETY. The
Anti-Slavery Reporter and Aborigines' Friend.
Ser.5.vol.1, etc. London, 1910- . Previously issued by
the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, before its
amalgamation with the Aborigines Protection Society to
form the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection society,
under the title The Anti-Slavery Reporter. P.P.1046.aaa.
86. ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Proceedings of the Anti-Slavery Convention of American
Women, held in Philadelphia, May 15th ... 18th, 1838.
Philadelphia: Merrihew & Gunn, 1838, 18pp.
8156.df.22.(3.)
87. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. See American Anti-Slavery
Society.
88. ANTI-SLAVERY RECORD. See American Anti-Slavery
Society.
89. ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. Vol.1.no.5,6. New York, 1833.
1104.c.23.(11.)
90. -----, London. See British and Foreign Anti-Slavery
Society.
91. ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER AND ABORIGINES' FRIEND. See
Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society.
92. ANTI-SLAVERY TRACTS. No.1 (1855)-no.20 (1856); new
series 1.no.1 (1860)-[no.24] (1862). Microfiche edition.
Westport: Negro Universities Press, 1970, 16 m/f.
Mic.F.391.
93. THE ANTI-SLAVERY WATCHMAN; a magazine of English and
American abolitionism. no.1-3. London, 1853-54.
P.P.1046.i.
94. APPLETON, Nathan. Correspondence between Nathan
Appleton and John G. Palfrey; intended as a supplement to
Mr. Palfrey's pamphlet on the slave power. Boston:
Eastburn's Press, 1846, 20pp. 8176.bbb.4.(10.)
95. ARMISTEAD, Wilson. A "cloud of witnesses" against
slavery and oppression. Containing the acts, opinions,
and sentiments of individuals and societies in all ages
... selected from various sources, and for the most part
chronologically arranged. London: W. Tweedie; W. & F.G.
Cash, 1853. 8155.a.10.
96. -----. Five hundred thousand strokes for freedom. A
series of anti-slavery tracts. [Edited by Wilson
Armistead.] London: W. & F. Cash; W. Tweedie, 1853.
8155.a.11.
97. -----. A tribute for the Negro: being a vindication
of the moral, intellectual, and religious capabilites of
the coloured portion of mankind. Manchester: William
Irwin, 1848. 8175.e.17.
98. ARMSTRONG, George Dod. The Christian doctrine of
slavery. New York: Charles Scribner, 1857, 148pp.
8157.bb.10.
99. ARTHUR, William. The American question. I. English
opinion on the American rebellion. By the Rev. W. Arthur
... (From the "Watchman.") II. Slavery the ground of the
Southern secession. Extract from a speech of the Hon. A.
H. Stephens. London: Sampson Low, Son, & Co., 1861, 12pp.
8157.bbb.17.(1.)
100. ASHER, Jeremiah. Incidents in the life of the Rev.
J. Asher, pastor of Shiloh (Coloured) Baptist Church,
Philadelphia. With an introduction by Wilson Armistead.
London: Charles Gilpin, 1850, 80pp. 4985.a.48.
101. ASHMUN, Jehudi. History of the American colony in
Liberia, from December 1821 to 1823. Washington: Way &
Gideon, 1826, 42pp. 8156.e.3.(4.)
102. ATKINS, Thomas. American slavery ... a reply to the
letter of Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont. New York: W.G.
Green, [1861], 13pp. 8156.c.8.
103. ATKINSON, Edward. Cheap cotton by free labor: by a
cotton manufacturer [i.e. Edward Atkinson]. Boston: A.
Williams & Co., 1861, 52pp. 8177.aaa.82.(6.)
Second edition. Boston: A. Wiliams & Co., 1861,
54pp. 08175.aa.47.(1.)
104. ATLEE, Edwin P. An address to the citizens of
Philadelphia on the subject of slavery. Philadelphia:
W.P. Gibbons, 1833, 15pp. 8156.aaa.13.
105. ATWATER, Horace Cowles. Incidents of a Southern
tour: or the South, as seen with Northern eyes. Boston:
J.P. Magee, [1857], 120pp. 8156.a.6.
106. AUGHEY, John Hill. The iron furnace: or, slavery and
secession. Philadelphia: W.S. & A. Martien, 1863, 296pp.
9604.aaa.26.
107. AUSTIN, James T. Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slavery.
By a citizen of Massachusetts [i.e. James T. Austin].
Boston: Russell, Shattack & Co. and J. H. Eastburn, 1835,
48pp. 8156.bb.78.(1.)
[Third edition.] Boston: Russell, Shattuck & Co. and
J. H. Eastburn, 1835, 48pp. 8156.bb.27.
107a. Review of the remarks on Dr. Channing's "Slavery",
by a citizen of Massachusetts. [By George Frederick
Simmons. A reply to James T. Austin's Remarks.] Boston:
J. Munroe & Co., 1836, 48pp. 8156.bb.77.(2.)
108. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FEMALE SLAVE. [By Mattie
Griffith.] New York: Redfield, 1857, 401pp. 12707.d.2.
109. AYDELOTT, B.P. Our country's evils and their remedy.
Cincinnati: G. L. Weed, 1843, 60pp. 8175.aa.19.
110. -----. Prejudice against colored people. Cincinnati:
American Reform Tract & Book Society, [1863], 12pp.
8156.a.7.
111. The present attempt to dissolve the American Union,
a British aristocratic plot. By B. [i.e. S.F.B. Morse].
New York: The Author, 1862, 42pp. 8177.bb.101.(1.)
112. B., A. Serious reflections affectionately
recommended to the well-disposed of every religious
denomination, particularly those who mourn and lament on
account of the calamities which attend us; and the
insensibility that so generally prevails. [Signed: A. B,
i.e. Anthony Benezet.] [Philadelphia, ca. 1778], 4pp.
1607/2989.
113. B., R. A memoir of Abraham Lincoln, President elect
of the United States of America, his opinion on
secession, extracts from the United States Constitution.
To which is appended, an historical sketch on slavery,
reprinted ... from "The Times." [Signed: R.B., i.e.
Robert Black.] London: Sampson Low & Co., 1861, 126pp.
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1078. THOME, James A. and KIMBALL, J. Horace.
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1083. -----. The Free Church of Scotland and American
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1084. -----. Lectures of George Thompson, with a full
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8156.b.56.
1085. -----. Letters and addresses by George Thompson [on
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8156.aaa.84.(1.)
1088. THOMPSON, George, Missionary. Prison life and
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1089. THOMPSON, Joseph Parrish. The Fugitive Slave Law;
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4486.i.83.(9.)
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4986.b.30.
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1172. WILLIAM, Nassau. American slavery: a reprint of an
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1174. WILLIAMSON, Passmore. Narrative of facts in the
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1176. WILLSON, Edmund B. The bad Friday: a sermon [on
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1185. WORCESTER, Massachusetts, County of. Convention of
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SUBJECT, PERSONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL NAME INDEX
Abolition 2,3,4,34,39,128,145,156,183,196,211,240,
246,253,257,303,377,394,404,465,515,528,540,574,578,590,591,607,
658,659,781,791,792,831,865,866,885,902,903,935,986,1013,1014,
1079,1105,1115,1117,1119,1120,1135,1165
Adams, J. 382
Adams, John Quincy 669,802
Adams, W. 384
Africa 303,342,433,444,926
African Civilization Society 303
African Methodist Episcopal Church 41
Agassiz, Louis Jean Rodolphe 1003
Allen, Henry Watkins 988
Alton trials/riots 140,660,669,1184
American Anti-Slavery Society 588,594,898
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 600
American Colonization Society 157,243,329,405,467,545,547,594,898
American Convention for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery 935
American Missionary Association 275
American Tract Society 600
Amistad 12,24,1103
Andrew, James Osgood 830
Anthony, J. 384
Anti-slavery societies 160,277,306,374,483,578,834
Armistead, Wilson 10,100,149,1123
Austin, James Trecothick 264,863
Bachman, John 770
Baptists 717
Barnard, Frances Catherine 122
Barnes, Albert 921
Bascom, Henry Bidleman 830
Beecher, Catharine Esther 503. 540
Benjamin, Judah Philip 987
Benton, Thomas Hart 942
Billington, Ray Allen 436
Binney, Thomas 535
Bonner, William Henry 730
Booth, Mary Louise 305
Boston 228,416,726,763,847
Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson 1082
Britannicus 702
British African Colonization Society 547
Broughm, Lord 49
Brown, John 57,281,562,759,895,896,1144,1159
Buchanan, George 860
Buckner, R. 626
Burleigh, Charles Calistus 1082
Burns, Anthony 289,490,1039,1176,1194
Burr, James E. 1088
Burr, William Henry 1097
California 593,686,892
Campbell, Alexander 207
Campbell, Charles 604
Canada 382,443,452,629,744,1059,1178
Capers, George 430
Carlyle, Thomas 1187
Catholic Church 574
Census/statistics 223,270,740
Chamerovzow, Louis Alexis 215
Channing, William Ellery 681,1093
Chapman, Maria Weston 1130
Chase, Salmon Portland 776
Chesson, F.W. 10
Chester, Joseph Lemuel 376
Chicago Historical Society 216
Child, Lydia Maria 191
Civil War 18,99,111,121,136,210,213,237,238,285,318,320,350,378,379,418,
440,454,493,533,576,589,611,624,657,663,698,714,715,731,740,787,
788,790,801,821,963,984,993,999,1017,1021,1046,1070,1111,1116,
1129,1135,1136,1167,1170
Clarkson, Thomas 336,339,522,894,1188
Clay, Alexander 736
Clay, Henry 207,991
Cobbett, William 1100
Colonization 161,444,467,642,729,829,866,902,926,1100,1112,1127
Commerce 47,168,239,314,326,425,426,546,607,676
Congress 893,1065,1167,1191
Constitution 13,79,126,165,174,185,194,250,287,379,438,454,
484,550,582,588,601,634, 674,683,724,840,843,942,944,996,1021,
1026,1029,1060-1063,1066,1115
Cotton 32,47,103,303,635,676,783,786,788,959,976,1139
Cox, Samuel Hanson 594,1171
Craft, Ellen 330
Cuba 680-682,744
Cunningham, William 1188
Curtis, George Ticknor 971
Davis, Jefferson 1132,1133,1134
Deane, James 384
Dennison, (Abolitionist) 72
Dickens, Charles 360
Dinah 969
District of Columbia 1191
Douglass, Frederick 328
Douglas, Stephen Arnold 640
Economics of slavery 47,309,310,314,335,395,1013
Edgerton, A.P. 273
Education (slave) 376,1072
Eliot, Samuel Atkins 523,595
Emancipation see Abolition
Emancipation Proclamation 658,659
Episcopal Church 592
Florida 472,1130
Fremont, John C. 209
Frazee, George 349
Frazier, Elihu 349
Frelinghuysen, T. 596
Fugitive Slaves 233,349,351,382,452,626,629,634,641,665,706,707,
721,763,838,846,971,1020,1024,1039,1041,1088,1130, 1166
Fugitive Slave Law 139,341,365,367,450,451,523,558,595,628,640,664,
701,721,812,889,961,979,988,1020,1023,1024,1029,1030,1068,1089
Fuller, Richard 1056
Galusha, Elder 1056
Garrison, William Lloyd 188,560,767,1084,1085
Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. 1177
Georgia 195,215,619
Gilman, W.S. 660
Great Britain (and colonies) 46,111,150,168,234,256,309,314,403,470,475,
511,702,751,788,835,906,956,958,1032-33,1131
Green, Samuel 219
Gurley, Ralph Randolph 62
Haiti 670,935
Hamilton, Andrew Jackson 790
Hamlet, J. 450
Harper's Ferry 143,281,290,406,530,562,709,759,805,848,895,1144,1159
Hawks, F.L. 453
Hoby 1171
Holden Slave Case 904
Hopkins, John Henry 622
Howe, Samuel Gridley 443
Howitt, Mary 190
Hunt, W. 367
Hurnard, Robert 137
Illinois 216,568
India 46,314,334
Ingersoll, Charles Jared 570,571
Jarvis, Leonard 544
Jay, John 601
Jay, William 523, 898
Jefferson, Thomas 604
Jephs, John 384
Jews 854
Job 172
Johnson, R .M. 298
Jones, Joseph 243
Kansas 250,366,369,441,485,893,1067,1101
Kentucky 295,300,415,525,909,1072
Latimer, George 763
Lay, B. 1124
Leavitt, Joshua 599,691
Lee, Charles 415
Liberia 63,66,101,879
Liberty Party of Pennsylvania 301
Lincoln, Abraham 113, 187, 315
Lockett, Edward 987
Loring, C.G. 971
Lovejoy, Elijah Parish 140,669,847,918,1184
Lundy, Benjamin 254
M, F.L. 551
MacHenry, George 236
Manumission 39,292
Martineau, Harriet 306
Maryland 612,707
Mason, M.J.C. 281
Massachusetts 145,358,1106
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society 225
Methodist Episcopal Church 186,728,830,945
Mexico 593,602,815
Mills, Thornton J. 161
Missions 275,1140
Missouri 211,377,378
Missouri Compromise 563,942
Mitchell, James S. 707
Morrison, John 594
Morse, Samuel Finley Breese 338
Morton, Marcus 534
Nebraska 308,628,807,989,1090
Neilson, Peter 1195
Nelson, W. 598
New Mexico 686
New York 521,615
Nicolay, John G. 658
North Carolina 612
Ohio 273
O'Rielly, Henry 963
Palfrey, John Gorham 94
Peel, Robert 475
Penn, William 326
Philadelphia 42,104,542,608,834
Phillips, Jonathan 260
Picquet, Louisa 718
Pierpont, John 915
Pope-Hennessy, Una 514
Post, John A. 1041
Potter, Alonzo 554
Potter, James 971
Presbyterian Church 912
Price, Thomas 919
Prigg, Edward 567
Rantoul, Robert 971
Reeder, Henry R. 684
Reid, Joseph B. 684
Religious Instruction 116,118,353,470,479,609,610,632,637,650,723,
858,1072,1096
Rice, Nathan Lewis 169
Roberts, Sarah C. 1066
Robertson, Robert 470
S, W.M. 583
Sanborn, Charles W. 270
Sandford, John F.A. 943
Sandiford, R. 1124
Scott, Dred 366, 369, 432
Scott, Prof. Walter 1128
Secession 71,99,106,111,113,165,395,1021,1036
Sedgwick, Theodore 647
Seward, William H. 658
Sharp, Joseph Budworth 959
Shippee, Lester Burrell 1164
Shirley, W. 33
Simmons, George Frederick 264
Sinclair, Peter 72, 129
Slave Code 410,480,482
Slave trade (domestic) 58,84,202,241,796,1100
Smith, Adam 48, 403, 646
Smith, James McCune 372
Smith, Lewis 778
Smylie, James 992
Society of Friends 152,386,404,573,696,775,907
Solomon, J. 660
South Carolina 20,23,380,448,472,583,643
Spence, James 395
Stearns, Charles 214
Stephen, Sir George 685
Still, Lavinia 854
Still, Peter 854
Stone, James W. 971
Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth Beecher 9,74,197,333,360,818,950,1035,1172
Strickland, S. 1138
Stuart, Moses 341
Sumner, Charles 74, 950
Sutherland, Duchess of 1110
Tappan, Lewis 450
Taylor, J. 959
Taylor, Zachary 1028
Tefft, Benjamin Franklin 394
Territories 251,366,690,691,692,700,840,893,1122
Texas 259,362,713,785,842,931,939,949,1126
Thompson, George 226, 502
Thomson, Andrew 1188
Thorpe, Robert 27
Tolles, Frederick Barnes 742
Torrey, C.T. 668,1114
Twelvetrees, Harper 82
Uncle Tom's Cabin 9,74,197,333,360,649,950,983,1113,1172
Underground Railroad 730
Union League Club of New York 591
Utah 369
Van Buren, Edward 1041
Van Buren, Martin 691
Vassa, Gustavus 402
Verplanck, G.C. 990
Virginia 255,412,415,612,969,1105
Washington D.C. 441,1150
Washington, George 930
Webb, Richard D. 45
Webster, Delia Ann 626
Webster, Daniel 16,598,812,1060
West Indies 256,323,334,398,462,532,590,627,631,644,751,835,906,
1032,1033
West, Robert Athow 728
Wheatley, Phillis 1077
Wheaton, Henry 12
Wheeler, George B. 236
Whitehill, Walter Muir 605
Whiteman, Maxwell 854
Whittier, John Greenleaf 14
Wilberforce, William 27
Wild Tom 613
Wilson, D. 769
Wise, Henry Alexander 281, 544
Women (against slavery) 86,178,179,199,200,400,401,502,503,742,953,1086,
1110,1192
Women (slaves) 108,191,192,204,218,330,392,468,525,718,725,753,
758,868,1192
Woodward, George W. 622
Work, Alanson 1088
Wright, Henry Clarke 1083
Young Men's Colonization Society of Pennsylvania 1112
INDEX TO MATERIALS BY TYPE
Periodicals 2,51-53,55,59,61,62,69,85,89,93,201,370,469,655,762,882,1004
Sermons 16,40,70,116,117,132,133,139,141-144,227,230-232,286,287
290,291,307,342,353,364,388-390,397,422,435,441,449,458,460,488,490,
491,495-497,516-519,527,538,539,556,606,634,636,663-665,679,701,
706,720,721,722,727,735,737,759,800,803,807-809,813-815,820,828,836,
869,870,875-878,887,890,895,917,918,926,961,967,979,1002,1020,
1023,1030,1031,1048,1054,1090,1094,1102,1108,1114,1140,1156,1157,
1159,1176,11841193,1194
Slave narratives 1,33,82,108,122,137,158,172,191,192,214,215,218220,249,269,330,340,372,373,381,382,384,402,414,415,436,468,498,501,505,5
35,579,583,603,613,614,638,695,697,718,725,753,769,778,779,
854,868,910,911,919,969,1000,1001,1040,1137,1138,1141,1173,1195
Travellers' reports 5,17,35,78,105,155,190,331,352,413,417,446,513,
514,569-571,618-622,627,639,653,670,671,677,704,705,714,743,744,
764,768,783-786,818,899,948,960,1059,1064,1101,1164