Letters to Catherine E. Beecher in Reply to an Essay on Slavery and Abolitionism

by Angelina Emily Grimké

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About this book

This is a collection of thirteen letters from Angelina Grimké on the subjects of abolitionism and human rights in the United States.

1Letter I: Fundamental Principle of Abolitionists

635

2Letter II: Immediate Emancipation

501

3Letter III: Main Principle of Action

745

4Letter IV: Connection between the North and South

795

5Letter V: Christian Character of Abolitionism

548

6Letter VI: Colonization

690

7Letter VII: Prejudice

986

8Letter VIII: Vindication of Abolitionists

724

9Letter IX: Effect on the South

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10Letter X: 'The Tendency of the Age Towards Emancipation' Produced by Abolition Doctrines

964

11Letter XI: The Sphere of Woman and Man as Moral Beings the Same

1130

12Letter XII: Human Rights Not Founded on Sex

841

13Letter XIII: Miscellaneous Remarks, Conclusion

912