The Oldest Abolition Society Being a Short Story of the Labors of the Pennsylva
The Oldest Abolition Society Being a Short Story of the Labors of the Pennsylva
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A committee of the Abolition Society replied somewhat vigorously to this strange suggestion on the part of the state of Maryland.
In 1823, resolutions were adopted in condemna- tion of South Carolina for its treatment of free col- ered people coming into the state from outside its borders. It was provided by statute that any free person of color entering the state on a vessel or otherwise, should be committed and detained in jail until the departure of the vessel, and if the expenses connected ...with the detention of such person were not paid, they would be sold into slavery.
The Society was energetic in memorializing Con- gress in behalf of the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia. It also gave substantial sup- port and encouragement to Benjamin Lundy when he began his abolition propaganda by the publica- tion of 'The Genius of Universal Emancipation. " With the perfection of the aboHtion of slavery in the state of Perms vlvania, verv manv free colored people were subjected to annoyances, and were not infrequently kidnapped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A committee of the Abolition Society replied somewhat vigorously to this strange suggestion on the part of the state of Maryland.
In 1823, resolutions were adopted in condemna- tion of South Carolina for its treatment of free col- ered people coming into the state from outside its borders. It was provided by statute that any free person of color entering the state on a vessel or otherwise, should be committed and detained in jail until the departure of the vessel, and if the expenses connected ...with the detention of such person were not paid, they would be sold into slavery.
The Society was energetic in memorializing Con- gress in behalf of the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia. It also gave substantial sup- port and encouragement to Benjamin Lundy when he began his abolition propaganda by the publica- tion of 'The Genius of Universal Emancipation. " With the perfection of the aboHtion of slavery in the state of Perms vlvania, verv manv free colored people were subjected to annoyances, and were not infrequently kidnapped.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition O to read onlineMoreLess
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