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The Slave Power,
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The Baptists,
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Life of James G. Birney, a man of the highest integrity of conscience:
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Michael, the husband and father of the family legally owned by Mr. Birney, and who had been brought up with him from boyhood, had been unable to conquer his appetite for strong liquors, and needed the constant watchful care of his master and friend. For some years the probability was that if free he would become a confirmed drunkard and beggar his family. The children were nearly grown, but had little mental capacity. For years Michael had understood that his freedom would be restored to him as soon as he could control his love of ardent spirits
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If human beings could be justly held in bondage for one hour, they could be for days and weeks and years, and so on indefinitely from generation to generation (
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Life of W. L. Garrison,
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New Englander, vol. xii., 1854, p. 639, article on
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The Southern Apostasy.
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New Englander,
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The Slave Power,
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Biblical Repertory,
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James G. Birney and his Times, by General William Birney, pp. 269-331. I may also refer to my volume,
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Irenics and Polemics (New York, the Christian Literature Co.), pp. 145-202. The sum of the story is given thus, in the words of Charles Sumner:
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An omnibus-load of Boston abolitionists has done more harm to the antislavery cause than all its enemies (
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Birney,
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Eastern and Western States of America,