An edition of Antislavery and abolition in Philadelphia
(2011)
Antislavery and abolition in Philadelphia
emancipation and the long struggle for racial justice in the City of Brotherly Love
by Richard S. Newman
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Antislavery and abolition in Philadelphia: emancipation and the long struggle for racial justice in the City of Brotherly Love
2011, Louisiana State University Press
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0807139912 9780807139912
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Table of Contents
Slavery, freedom, and Philadelphia's struggle for brotherly love, 1685 to 1861 / Ira Berlin
The origins of antislavery in Pennsylvania : early abolitionists and Benjamin Franklin's Road not taken / David Waldstreicher
Self-help and self-determination : Black Philadelphians and the dimensions of freedom / Julie Winch
Race and citizenship in the early republic / Gary Nash
The Pennsylvania Abolition Society and the struggle for racial justice / Richard Newman
Philadelphia abolitionists and antislavery cosmopolitanism / W. Caleb McDaniel
From natural rights to national sins : Philadelphia's churches face antislavery / Dee E. Andrews
Staging slavery : representing race and abolitionism on and off the Philadelphia stage / Heather S. Nathans
"Beautiful providences" : William Still, the Vigilance Committee, and abolitionists in the age of sectionalism / Elizabeth Varon.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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