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PAGE. Abolitionists,

118 Abuses tolerated in the District of Columbia, 98 Advertisements of Americans for sale,

100 Americans, how exposed for sale,

108 Americans, how sold,

114 Americans reduced to Slavery by Laws of the

United States, American Slavery defined,

7 American Slave Trade,

100, 125 Analogy of the Gospel,

48 Anderson, Rev. R. N.

56 Arguments for Slavery answered,

33 Army of the U. S., Slavery protected by,

95 Auction, a slave,

108 Augusta Chronicle,

52 Bangs, Dr., quotation from, Bible Arguments for Slavery answered, .

33 British West Indies,

82 Brown, E., quotation from,

61 Burning a man alive,

75 Camden, S. C., testimony from,

50 Cape Colony,

82

64

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27

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Capers, Dr., his sentiments,

61
Carlisle, quotation from,

51
Cat-hawling,

73
Charleston, S. C., testimony from,

50
Charleston Courier,

51, 52, 62
Charleston Observer,
Charleston Union Presbytery,

54
Christ did not condemn Slavery,

33
Civil Condition of the Enslaved, .

12
Colored Foreigners, how treated in the United
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97
Color does not exempt from Slavery,

9
Colombia, Republic of,

82
Columbia, District of,

93
Compensation allowed to Jewish servants,
Conditions of salvation,

49
Constitution of the United States,

121
Constitutions of the several States,

126, 129
Counter Appeal,

63
Covetousness,

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44

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Dalcho, Dr.,
Delegated power of the master,
Dew, Prof.,
Discussion, reasons for,
District of Columbia,
Domestic relations protected among the Jews,
Domingo, St.,
Duer, Dr.,
Duties of Masters,

62
19
62
100
93
41
81
62
48

79

Emancipation, immediate,
Emancipation, restraints upon,

21

98

80

81

Enormous abuses tolerated in the District of Co-,

lumbia,
Enslavers,
Explanation,
Facts, demonstrating the safety of immediate

emancipation, :
Facts demonstrating the danger of continued

Slavery,
Feelings of a Father,
Fisk, Dr., quotation from,
Flogging Slaves,
Forral, S. A., his testimony,
Foreign Slave Trade,
Fraud,
Freedom of Speech and of the Press,
Freeman, Rev. G. W., quotation from,
Fugitive Servants among the Jews,
Fugitive Slaves, unprotected,
Furman, Dr., sale of his Slaves,
Furman, Dr., quotation from,

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83
69
64
72
30
114

47
126
63
43
96
105
62

81
57
60
48

Gaudaloupe,
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
General Conference of the M. E. Church,
Golden Rule,
Heathens of this Country, the Slaves so consi-

dered,
Hereditary Slavery, no such thing among the

Jews,
Hedding, Bishop, quotation from,
Hodge, Prof., quotation from,
Honor of this Nation,
Hopewell Presbytery,

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63

61
98
55

86

43

Horrors of St. Domingo,
Husbands and Wives protected among the He-

brew Servants,
Immediate Emancipation,
Increase of Slaves,
Internal Slave Trade,
Instruction of Servants,

79
11
95
42

30
39
31

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26

Jefferson, quotation from,
Jewish Servitude, unlike American Slavery,
Johnson, his testimony,
Jones, Rev. C. C., his testimony as to the Moral

Condition of Slaves,
Kidnapping,
Kindness,
Lancasterville, S. C.,
Licentiousness of Slaves,

93
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51
29

47
45
19
35
48

121

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Manstealing,
Marriage allowed to Jewish Servants,
Marriage prohibited to Slaves,
Masters mentioned in the New Testament,
Masters, duties of,
Measures of Abolitionists,
Mental Instruction prohibited,
Methodist Church in 1780,
Missionary Society of the S. C. Conference,
Moral condition of the Enslaved,
Moral character of Slaveholders,
Mother, a Slave,
Moore, Mr., his testimony,
Murder,

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55
25
30
70
31
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