First Abolition Society in the United States
First Abolition Society in the United States
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, .. Therefore the younger, i, t, sccnt-d to have Iven f. U. T c s. ^j^^^, ^ , he bolder, the •"-<■■"' Tom^osd at all cost. This, attacked violently and ^^^^^ ^^, p, aUed feeling ---^^. '^""■"iVls famous exponent being ■'" '"■"'/, IG r« The result was the anti-slavery W. U. Am Lloyd G"'""' ; ^, „, i„cl the abohtiot TrS; rnd'X: nrLd immcliate ahohtion fiercely First Abolition Society in United States. 105 but who seem to have despaired of obtaining such aboli- tion, and therefore resolved to fight with all their strength against the slave power. In 1833 Edwin P. Atlee, one of the leading members of the Society, wrote a pamphlet in which he demanded "total abolition. Not gradual, but immediate. " The constitution of the United States, he said, was an iniquity, since it supported slavery. In the year following the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society was founded. Its members were determined that no more slave States should be admitted. State and local organizations of the same character now sprang up everywhere, and the country was overwhelmed by a torrent of incendiary utterances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, .. Therefore the younger, i, t, sccnt-d to have Iven f. U. T c s. ^j^^^, ^ , he bolder, the •"-<■■"' Tom^osd at all cost. This, attacked violently and ^^^^^ ^^, p, aUed feeling ---^^. '^""■"iVls famous exponent being ■'" '"■"'/, IG r« The result was the anti-slavery W. U. Am Lloyd G"'""' ; ^, „, i„cl the abohtiot TrS; rnd'X: nrLd immcliate ahohtion fiercely First Abolition Society in United States. 105 but who seem to have despaired of obtaining such aboli- tion, and therefore resolved to fight with all their strength against the slave power. In 1833 Edwin P. Atlee, one of the leading members of the Society, wrote a pamphlet in which he demanded "total abolition. Not gradual, but immediate. " The constitution of the United States, he said, was an iniquity, since it supported slavery. In the year following the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society was founded. Its members were determined that no more slave States should be admitted. State and local organizations of the same character now sprang up everywhere, and the country was overwhelmed by a torrent of incendiary utterances.
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