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050 00 $aE449$b.D84 1965
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100 1 $aDuberman, Martin B.,$eeditor.
245 14 $aThe antislavery vanguard :$bnew essays on the abolitionists /$cedited by Martin Duberman.
260 $aPrinceton, N.J. :$bPrinceton University Press,$c1965.
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500 $aErratum slip inserted.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $tSlavery and sin : the cultural background /$rDavid Brion Davis --$tWho was an abolitionist? /$rLarry Gara --$tWho defends the abolitionist? /$rFawn M. Brodie --$tOrange Scott : the Methodist evangelist as revolutionary /$rDonald G. Mathews --$tThe persistence of Wendell Phillips /$rIrving H. Bartlett --$tAbolition's different drummer : Frederick Douglass /$rBenjamin Quarles --$tThe emancipation of the Negro abolitionist /$rLeon F. Litwack --$tA brief for equality : the abolitionist reply to the racist myth, 1860-1865 /$rJames M. McPherson --$t"Iconoclasm has had its day" : abolitionists and freedmen in South Carolina /$rWillie Lee Rose --$tThe abolitionist critique of the United States Constitution /$rStaughton Lynd --$tAntislavery and utopia /$rJohn L. Thomas --$tThe psychology of commitment : the constructive role of violence and suffering for the individual and for his society /$rSilvan S. Tomkins --$t"A sacred animosity" : abolitionism in Canada /$rRobin W. Winks --$tThe British and American abolitionists compared /$rHoward R. Temperley --$tAmbiguities in the antislavery crusade of the Republican party /$rRobert F. Durden --$tThe Northern response to slavery /$rMartin Duberman --$tAbolitionists, freedom-riders, and the tactics of agitation /$rHoward Zinn.
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