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The idea that the Slave Power existed has partly come back at the hands of neoabolitionist historians since 1970, and there is no doubt that it was a powerful factor in the Northern anti-slavery belief system.

In the 1830s and 1840s, Harding's interest in the anti-slavery issue continued to increase and as he became a leader in the abolition movement in Indiana.

John Harris (anti-slavery campaigner) (1874–1940), English missionary, campaigner against slavery, and Liberal Party politician.

The Johanna Expedition was a naval operation that occurred in August 1851 during the American anti-slavery patrols in the Indian Ocean.

She also became the first African-American woman to make public anti-slavery speeches.

While her speeches were daring and not well received, William Lloyd Garrison, a friend and the central figure of the abolitionist (anti-slavery) movement, published all four in his newspaper, The Liberator, the first three individually, and later, all four together.

The banner then references Bingham's ideas of slavery by using the connection of the temperance movement and the anti-slavery movement to show that Bingham thought negatively about slavery and shared that view with intemperance.

He was of anti-slavery sympathy, and in 1847, in a pamphlet he authored entitled "Résultats d'expérience sur le travail des esclaves" ("The Slave-Labor Experience") describing events on the isle of Saint Martin, he argued that the work being performed by slaves at the time could just as well be performed by free people and at equal cost.

For anti-slavery purposes, a more favourable time could not have been chosen for visiting England.

Their anti-slavery activities began as early as 1838, when Wheaton helped found the First Congregational Church in Syracuse.

The primary purpose of ships of the Kingfisher's class was to maintain British naval dominance through trade protection, anti-slavery, and long-term surveying.

He quoted Henry Ward Beecher, a Northern abolitionist, who enthusiastically supported the dissolution of the Union as a means to end slavery, and described the anti-slavery Republican Party as a "disunionist" party, in contrast to the "Union men and Southern men" participating in the convention.

President Jackson called on the Congress to censor anti-slavery publications from the federal mails, a bill the Senate defeated 25-19.

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Onur The Rights of All (May 1829 to 1830) was an African-American abolitionist newspaper, founded in New York City by Samuel Cornish, a black Presbyterian minister and antislavery activist.

Throughout 1856, antislavery sentiment continued to grow in Oregon, with Republican clubs springing up around the state.

His first conspicuous work was to help repeal the gag rule that had long been used to prevent antislavery petitions being read on the floor of the house.

He unsuccessfully petitioned the General Assembly in 1783, wrote frequently in the local press, and helped distribute antislavery pamphlets throughout New England.

Thayer wanted to establish an antislavery colony in Virginia, but land was too expensive.

Its antislavery stance stood in stark contrast to other Catholic newspapers, particularly the New York Freeman's Journal.

Amassed and donated a major collection of rare books, pamphlets on Blacks, antislavery.

He dismissed Horton's antislavery themes, saying: "George never really cared for more liberty than he had, but was fond of playing to the grandstand.

Whipper was a successful businessman who played a key role in the antislavery movement as a reformer.

In conjunction with his support for the temperance movement, Whipper began actively participating in the antislavery movement as well.

He utilized his assets to the benefit of the antislavery movement by helping runaway slaves escape to the north.

Ideology and contributions to the abolitionist and antislavery movement .

Whipper's ideology regarding antislavery was unique and complex.

Jones, attacked and ransacked Lawrence, Kansas, founded by antislavery settlers from Massachusetts hoping to make Kansas a free state.