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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 1 of 4

American Anti-Slavery Society

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  1. 1.The Anti-Slavery Examiner Vol. I. August, 1836. No. 1original only · 20 min
  2. 2.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. Vol. I. September 1836. No. 2. Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (1)original only · 25 min
  3. 3.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. Vol. I. September 1836. No. 2. Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (2)original only · 25 min
  4. 4.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. Vol. I. September 1836. No. 2. Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (3)original only · 25 min
  5. 5.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. Vol. I. September 1836. No. 2. Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (4)original only · 26 min
  6. 6.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. Vol. I. September 1836. No. 2. Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (5)original only · 1 min
  7. 7.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. * * * * * Vol. I. September, 1836. No. 2. * * * * * Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (1)original only · 26 min
  8. 8.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. * * * * * Vol. I. September, 1836. No. 2. * * * * * Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (2)original only · 27 min
  9. 9.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. * * * * * Vol. I. September, 1836. No. 2. * * * * * Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (3)original only · 25 min
  10. 10.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. * * * * * Vol. I. September, 1836. No. 2. * * * * * Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (4)original only · 25 min
  11. 11.The Anti-Slavery Examiner. * * * * * Vol. I. September, 1836. No. 2. * * * * * Appeal to the Christian Women of the South, (5)original only · 1 min
  12. 12.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 25 min
  13. 13.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 25 min
  14. 14.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 26 min
  15. 15.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 26 min
  16. 16.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 26 min
  17. 17.* * * * * THIRD EDITION. Price 6 1-4 cents single, 62 1-2 cents per dozen, $4 per hundred. No. 3. THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER. * * * * * LETTER OF GERRIT SMITH TO REV. JAMES SMYLIE, OF THE STATE OF MISSoriginal only · 23 min
  18. 18.No. 4 the Anti-Slavery Examiner. The Bible Against Slavery. An Inquiry Into the Patriarchal and Mosaic Systems on the Subject of Human Rights. New-York: Published by the American Anti-Slavery Society,original only · 1 min
  19. 19.Definition of Slaveryoriginal only · 28 min
  20. 20.Import of the Word "buy," and the Phrase "bought with Money."original only · 13 min
  21. 21.II. -The Leading Design of the Mosaic Laws Relating to Masters and Servants, with an Enumeration of the Rights and Privileges Secured to Servantsoriginal only · 7 min
  22. 22.III. —Did Persons Become Servants Voluntarily, or Were They Made Servants Against Their Wills?original only · 15 min
  23. 23.IV. Were the Servants Forced to Work Without Pay?original only · 13 min
  24. 24.V. —Were Masters the Proprietors of Servants As Their Legal Property?original only · 24 min
  25. 25.Objections Considered. (1)original only · 26 min
  26. 26.Objections Considered. (2)original only · 25 min
  27. 27.Objections Considered. (3)original only · 25 min
  28. 28.Objections Considered. (4)original only · 5 min
  29. 29.No. 4. The Anti-Slavery Examiner. The Bible Against Slavery. An Inquiry Into the Patriarchal and Mosaic Systems on the Subject of Human Rights. Third Edition—Revisedoriginal only · 1 min
  30. 30.Definition of Slaveryoriginal only · 26 min
  31. 31.Import of "buy," and "bought with Money."original only · 44 min
  32. 32.V. —Were Masters the Proprietors of Servants As Legal Property?original only · 21 min
  33. 33.Objections Consideredoriginal only · 1 h 5 min
  34. 34.The Anti-Slavery Examiner No 4. The Bible Against Slavery. An Inquiry Into the Patriarchal and Mosaic Systems on the Subject of Human Rights. Fourth Edition—Enlargedoriginal only · 1 min
  35. 35.Definition of Slaveryoriginal only · 9 min
  36. 36.The Moral Law Against Slaveryoriginal only · 3 min
  37. 37.Manstealing—Examination of Ex. XXI. 16original only · 14 min
  38. 38.Import of "buy," and "bought with Money."original only · 16 min
  39. 39.I. The Rights and Privileges of Servantsoriginal only · 10 min
  40. 40.II. Were Persons Made Servants Against Their Wills?original only · 25 min
  41. 41.III. Were Servants Forced to Work Without Payoriginal only · 20 min
  42. 42.IV. —Were Masters the Proprietors of Servants As Legal Property?original only · 44 min
  43. 43.Objections Consideredoriginal only · 18 min
  44. 44.OBJECTION III. "Both thy bondmen and bondmaids which thou shalt have, shall be of the heathen that are round about you, of them shall ye buy bondmen and bondmaids. Moreover of the children of the straoriginal only · 17 min
  45. 45.OBJECTION IV. "If thy brother that dwelleth by thee be waxen poor, and be sold unto thee, thou shalt not compel him to serve as a BOND-SERVANT but as an HIRED-SERVANT, and as a sojourner shall he be woriginal only · 48 min
  46. 46.No. 5. The Anti-Slavery Examiner. The Power of Congress Over the District of Columbiaoriginal only · 1 min
  47. 47.Power of Congress Over the District of Columbiaoriginal only · 5 min
  48. 48.Statement of the Question at Issueoriginal only · 30 min
  49. 49.The Power of Congress to Abolish Slavery in the District Has Been, Till Recently, Universally Concededoriginal only · 17 min
  50. 50.Objections to the Foregoing Conclusions Consideredoriginal only · 1 h 6 min
  51. 51.Postscriptoriginal only · 32 min
  52. 52.The Anti-Slavery Examiner No. 5 * * * * * the Power of Congress Over the District of Columbiaoriginal only · 1 min
  53. 53.Power of Congress Over the District of Columbiaoriginal only · 5 min
  54. 54.Is the Law-Making Power Competent to Abolish Slavery When Not Restricted in That Particular by Constitutional Provisions—Or, Is the Abolition of Slavery Within the Appropriate Sphere of Legislation?original only · 28 min
  55. 55.II. The Power of Congress to Abolish Slavery in the District Has Been, Till Recently, Universally Concededoriginal only · 15 min
  56. 56.Objections to the Foregoing Conclusions Consideredoriginal only · 1 h 3 min
  57. 57.Postscriptoriginal only · 32 min