Amy WhittleseyBoston Female Anti-Slavery Society Constitution (1835)Preamble. Believing slavery to be a direct violation of the law of God, and productive of a vast amount of misery and crime; and convinced…Mar 1, 2017Mar 1, 2017
Amy WhittleseyFrances Harriet Whipple Green McDougall and Elleanor EldridgeElleanor Eldridge (1784-ca. 1845) was born in March of 1784 in Warwick, Rhode Island. In her Memoirs (1838), she claims that it was her…Feb 26, 2017Feb 26, 2017
Amy WhittleseyDeclaration of Sentiments Adopted by the Peace Convention.held in Boston, September 18, 19, & 20, 1838 by William Lloyd GarrisonFeb 24, 2017Feb 24, 2017
Amy WhittleseyThe Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia-financiers of the Underground RailroadThe Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia was the secret fund raising and electoral division of the Vigilant Association of Philadelphia…Feb 23, 2017Feb 23, 2017
Amy WhittleseyLydia Maria Child — — The Duty of Disobedience to the Fugitive Slave Act — Anti-Slavery Tracts №9…Feb 22, 2017Feb 22, 2017
Amy WhittleseyIn the words of Frederick Douglass on the Fourth of July“Fellow citizens, above your national, tumultuous joy, I hear the mournful wail of millions, whose chains, heavy and grievous yesterday…Feb 22, 2017Feb 22, 2017
Amy WhittleseyFrederick Douglass on Free SpeechA Plea for Free Speech in Boston Frederick DouglassFeb 21, 2017Feb 21, 2017
