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McKivigan, John R.,
Garland,
Abolitionism and issues of race and gender /
From Pacifism to Armed Struggle: L. M. Child's "The Kansas Emigrants" and Antislavery Ideology in the 1850s
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Carolyn L. Karcher

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1675418515250_52491901

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Frederick Douglass and the American Apocalypse
David W. Blight
The Professional Fugitive in the Abolition Movement
Larry Gara
Sojourner Truth in Life and Memory: Writing the Biography of an American Exotic
Nell Irvin Painter
National Negro Conventions of the Middle 1840s: Moral Suasion vs. Political Action
Howard H. Bell
Community Organization and Social Activism: Black Boston and the Antislavery Movement
Lois E. Horton
"The General Plan Was Freedom": A Negro Secret Order on the Underground Railroad
Katherine DuPre Lumpkin
Monarchial Liberty and Republican Slavery: West Indies Emancipation Celebrations in Upstate New York and Canada West
John R. McKivigan and Jason H. Silverman
The Negro in the Organization of Abolition
Charles H. Wesley
Abolitionists and Amalgamators: The New York City Race Riots of 1834
Linda K. Kerber
Ends, Means, and Attitudes: Black-White Conflict in the Antislavery Movement
Jane H. Pease and William H. Pease
Race, Marriage, and Abolition in Massachusetts
Louis Ruchames
The American Fugitive Slave in Canada: Myths and Realities
Jason H. Silverman
"Am I Not a Woman and a Sister?": The Anti-Slavery Convention of American Women, 1837-1839
Ira V. Brown
Elizabeth Chandler and the Spread of Antislavery Sentiment to Michigan
Merton L. Dillon
From Pacifism to Armed Struggle: L. M. Child's "The Kansas Emigrants" and Antislavery Ideology in the 1850s
Carolyn L. Karcher
Feminism, Freedom, and Community: Charlotte Forten and Women Activists in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia
Emma Jones Lapsansky
"A Determination to Labor. . . ": Female Antislavery Activity in Rhode Island
Deborah Bingham Van Broekhoven
"A True Manly Life": Abolitionism and the Masculine Ideal
Christopher Dixon
Garrisonian Abolitionists and the Rhetoric of Gender, 1850-1860
Kristin Hoganson
"An Apple of Discord": The Women Question at the World's Anti-Slavery Convention of 1840
Donald R. Kennon
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