An edition of Theodore Weld
(2013)
Theodore Weld
architect of abolitionism
by Susan Brophy Down
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Examines the role Theodore Weld had in ending slavery, discussing his strict moral code and persuasive talent in public speaking that forced people to confront and debate issues they preferred to ignore.
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Social reformers, Abolitionists, Juvenile literature, Antislavery movements, Biography, History, Abolitionists, juvenile literature, Social history, United states, biography, United states, biography, juvenile literature, United states, history, 19th century, United states, history, juvenile literaturePlaces
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Theodore Weld: architect of abolitionism
2013, Crabtree Publishing Company
in English
0778710629 9780778710622
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Table of Contents
Threatened but unbroken
Choosing to travel the righteous path
The power of ideas
Delivering the message
Tactics and turmoil
Intensifying hostilities, and a great victory.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 62) and index.
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