(1867.)
Slavery and its Justification by Law and Religion--Its Destructive
Influence upon Nations--Inauguration of the Modern Slave Trade by the
Portuguese Gonzales--Planted upon American Soil--The Abolitionists,
Clarkson, Wilberforce, and Others--The Struggle in England--Pioneers
in San Domingo, Oge and Chevannes--Early Op-posers of Slavery in
America--William Lloyd Garrison--Wendell Phillips, Charles Sumner, John
Brown--The Fugitive Slave Law--The Emancipation Proclamation--Dread of
Education in the South--Advice to the Colored People.