ANTI-SLAVERY Susan B. Anthony Property in Man Susan B. Anthony Old Union Susan Copley Cabot What Have We to Do? Mary Ann Shadd Cary Break Every Yoke Mary Ann Darnes Slave Must Be Free Anna E. Dickinson Kill Slavery! Sarah Mapps Douglass Held in Bondage Abby Kelley Foster Let Us Act Abby Kelley Foster Overthrow of Slavery Abby Kelley Foster At Pennsylvania Hall Mary Grew What Has Been Accomplished? Anti-Slavery Bugle Angelina Grimké Dear Sisters Pamphlet Angelina Grimké Massachusetts Legislature Angelina Grimké Rights of Women and Negroes Angelina Grimké To Speak for the Dumb Angelina Grimké At Pennsylvania Hall Frances E.W. Harper A Mighty Advancement Frances E.W. Harper Liberty for Slaves Harriet Jacobs Slavery Must be Crushed Jane Johnson Rather Die Than Go Back Jane Elizabeth Jones To the Anti-Slavery Society Clarissa C. Lawrence The Monster Prejudice Lucretia Mott Law of Progress Lucretia Mott Infinite Source of Good Lucretia Mott Necessity of Our Cause Sarah Parker Remond Slavery and its Influence Sarah Parker Remond Men and Women Sarah Parker Remond Why Slavery is Still Rampant Sarah Parker Remond The Negroes in the US Ernestine Rose Extinction of Slavery Ernestine Rose West Indian Emancipation Sara T. Smith Bonds of Prejudice Rosetta Douglass Sprague My Mother as I Recall Her Sara G. Stanley Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society Elizabeth Cady Stanton Nation Shall Be Redeemed Elizabeth Cady Stanton Woman’s Loyal National League Elizabeth Cady Stanton Anti-Slavery Society Lucy Stanton A Plea for the Oppressed Maria Miller Stewart Why Sit Ye Here and Die? Maria Miller Stewart African Rights and Liberty Lucy Stone Margaret Garner Trial Lucy Stone Margaret Garner Trial 2 Sojourner Truth Then I Began to Live Frances “Fanny” Wright New-Harmony Hall The New-Harmony Gazette
