Letters to Catherine E. Beecher in Reply to an Essay on Slavery and Abolitionism

Angelina Emily Grimké

Play

Length

3 h 44 min

Chapters

13

Language

English

Genre

Essays & Short Works, Letters

First published

1838

Chapters

1. 1 Letter I: Fundamental Principle of AbolitionistsRead by Amelia Chesley 10:35
2. 2 Letter II: Immediate EmancipationRead by Amelia Chesley 8:21
3. 3 Letter III: Main Principle of ActionRead by Amelia Chesley 12:25
4. 4 Letter IV: Connection between the North and SouthRead by Amelia Chesley 13:15
5. 5 Letter V: Christian Character of AbolitionismRead by Amelia Chesley 9:08
6. 6 Letter VI: ColonizationRead by Amelia Chesley 11:30
7. 7 Letter VII: PrejudiceRead by Amelia Chesley 16:26
8. 8 Letter VIII: Vindication of AbolitionistsRead by Amelia Chesley 12:04
9. 9 Letter IX: Effect on the SouthRead by Amelia Chesley 1:05:56
10. 10 Letter X: 'The Tendency of the Age Towards Emancipation' Produced by Abolition DoctrinesRead by Amelia Chesley 16:04
11. 11 Letter XI: The Sphere of Woman and Man as Moral Beings the SameRead by Amelia Chesley 18:50
12. 12 Letter XII: Human Rights Not Founded on SexRead by Amelia Chesley 14:01
13. 13 Letter XIII: Miscellaneous Remarks, ConclusionRead by Amelia Chesley 15:12

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