6CHAPTER I In Which the Reader Is Introduced to a Man of Humanity
701ARRIVALS FROM DIFFERENT PLACES
7CHAPTER II The Mother
702"FLEEING GIRL OF FIFTEEN," IN MALE ATTIRE
8CHAPTER III The Husband and Father
703LETTER FROM J. BIGELOW, ESQ
9CHAPTER IV An Evening in Uncle Tom’s Cabin
704SECOND LETTER FROM LAWYER BIGELOW
10CHAPTER V Showing the Feelings of Living Property on Changing Owners
705LETTER FROM THE MOTHER
11CHAPTER VI Discovery
706LETTERS FROM WILLIAM PENN
12CHAPTER VII The Mother’s Struggle
707FIVE YEARS AND ONE MONTH SECRETED
13CHAPTER VIII Eliza’s Escape
708ESCAPE OF JOHN HENRY HILL FROM THE SLAVE AUCTION IN RICHMOND, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1853
14CHAPTER IX In Which It Appears That a Senator Is But a Man
709FIRST LETTER ON ARRIVING IN CANADA
15CHAPTER X The Property Is Carried Off
710SECOND LETTER
16CHAPTER XI In Which Property Gets into an Improper State of Mind
711THIRD LETTER
17CHAPTER XII Select Incident of Lawful Trade
712FOURTH LETTER
18CHAPTER XIII The Quaker Settlement
713FIFTH LETTER
19CHAPTER XIV Evangeline
714SIXTH LETTER
20CHAPTER XV Of Tom’s New Master, and Various Other Matters
715SEVENTH LETTER
21CHAPTER XVI Tom’s Mistress and Her Opinions
716EIGHTH LETTER
22CHAPTER XVII The Freeman’s Defence
717NINTH LETTER
23CHAPTER XVIII Miss Ophelia’s Experiences and Opinions
718TENTH LETTER
24VOLUME II
719ELEVENTH LETTER
25CHAPTER XIX Miss Ophelia’s Experiences and Opinions Continued
720TWELFTH LETTER
26CHAPTER XX Topsy
721THIRTEENTH LETTER
27CHAPTER XXI Kentuck
722THE ESCAPE OF HEZEKIAH HILL (UNCLE OF JOHN HENRY HILL)
28CHAPTER XXII “The Grass Withereth — the Flower Fadeth”
723JAMES — (BROTHER OF JOHN HENRY HILL)
29CHAPTER XXIII Henrique
724FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
30CHAPTER XXIV Foreshadowings
725ARCHER BARLOW, ALIAS EMIT ROBINS
31CHAPTER XXV The Little Evangelist
726SAMUEL BUSH, ALIAS WILLIAM OBLEBEE
32CHAPTER XXVI Death
727JOHN SPENCER AND HIS SON WILLIAM, AND JAMES ALBERT
33CHAPTER XXVII “This Is the Last of Earth”
728HETTY SCOTT ALIAS MARGARET DUNCANS AND DAUGHTER PRISCILLA
34CHAPTER XXVIII Reunion
729ROBERT FISHER
35CHAPTER XXIX The Unprotected
730HANSEL WAPLES
36CHAPTER XXX The Slave Warehouse
731ROSE ANNA TONNELL ALIAS MARIA HYDE
37CHAPTER XXXI The Middle Passage
732MARY ENNIS ALIAS LICIA HEMMIN
38CHAPTER XXXII Dark Places
733"SAM," "ISAAC," "PERRY," "CHARLES," AND "GREEN"
39CHAPTER XXXIII Cassy
734FROM RICHMOND AND NORFOLK, VA
40CHAPTER XXXIV The Quadroon’s Story
735WILLIAM B. WHITE, SUSAN BROOKS AND WILLIAM HENRY ATKINS. — STOWED AWAY IN THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF RICHMOND
41CHAPTER XXXV The Tokens
736SUSAN BROOKS
42CHAPTER XXXVI Emmeline and Cassy
737WILLIAM HENRY ATKINS
43CHAPTER XXXVII Liberty
738FOUR ARRIVALS
44CHAPTER XXXVIII The Victory
739FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, NORTH CAROLINA, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND SOUTH CAROLINA
45CHAPTER XXXIX The Stratagem
740CHARLES GILBERT
46CHAPTER XL The Martyr
741LIBERTY OR DEATH
47CHAPTER XLI The Young Master
742SALT-WATER FUGITIVE
48CHAPTER XLII An Authentic Ghost Story
743FULL PARTICULARS OF THE ABDUCTION, ENSLAVING AND ESCAPE OF DAVIS. ATTEMPT TO SEDUCE HIM TO SLAVERY AGAIN
49CHAPTER XLIII Results
744COPY OF FIRST ORDER OF COMMITMENT
50CHAPTER XLIV The Liberator
745COPY OF DISCHARGE
51CHAPTER XLV Concluding Remarks
746COPY OF ORDER OF RE-COMMITMENT
52CHAPTER I.
747SAMUEL GREEN ALIAS WESLEY KINNARD, AUGUST 28th, 1854 TEN YEARS IN THE PENITENTIARY FOR HAVING A COPY OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
53CHAPTER II.
748AN IRISH GIRL'S DEVOTION TO FREEDOM
54CHAPTER III.
749FIRST LETTER
55CHAPTER IV.
750SECOND LETTER
56CHAPTER V.
751THIRD LETTER
57CHAPTER VI.
752FOURTH LETTER
58CHAPTER VII.
753"SAM" NIXON ALIAS DR. THOMAS BAYNE
59CHAPTER VIII.
754SUNDRY ARRIVALS
60CHAPTER IX.
755HEAVY REWARD
61CHAPTER X.
756SLAVE TRADER HALL IS FOILED
62CHAPTER XI.
757THE PROTECTION OF SLAVE PROPERTY IN VIRGINIA A BILL PROVIDING ADDITIONAL PROTECTION FOR THE SLAVE PROPERTY OF CITIZENS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH
63CHAPTER XII.
758ESCAPING IN A CHEST
64CHAPTER XIII.
759ISAAC WILLIAMS, HENRY BANKS, AND KIT NICKLESS MONTHS IN A CAVE, — SHOT BY SLAVE-HUNTERS
65CHAPTER XIV.
760SEPTEMBER 28, 1856 ARRIVAL OF FIVE FROM THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
66CHAPTER XV.
761SUNDRY ARRIVALS, ABOUT AUGUST 1ST, 1855
67CHAPTER XVI.
762DEEP FURROWS ON THE BACK THOMAS MADDEN
68CHAPTER XVII.
763"PETE MATTHEWS," ALIAS SAMUEL SPARROWS "I MIGHT AS WELL BE IN THE PENITENTIARY, &C
69CHAPTER XVIII.
764"MOSES" ARRIVES WITH SIX PASSENGERS
70CHAPTER XIX.
765ESCAPED FROM "A WORTHLESS SOT" JOHN ATKINSON
71CHAPTER XX.
766WILLIAM BUTCHER, ALIAS WILLIAM T. MITCHELL "HE WAS ABUSEFUL"
72CHAPTER XXI.
767"WHITE ENOUGH TO PASS"
73CHAPTER XXII.
768ESCAPING WITH MASTER'S CARRIAGES AND HORSES HARRIET SHEPHARD, AND HER FIVE CHILDREN, WITH FIVE OTHER PASSENGERS
74CHAPTER XXIII.
769EIGHT AND A HALF MONTHS SECRETED WASHINGTON SOMLOR, ALIAS JAMES MOORE
75CHAPTER XXIV.
770ARTHUR FOWLER, ALIAS BENJAMIN JOHNSON
76CHAPTER XXV.
771SUNDRY ARRIVALS
77CHAPTER XXVI.
772SUNDRY ARRIVALS ABOUT JANUARY FIRST, 1855
78CHAPTER XXVII.
773SLAVE-HOLDER IN MARYLAND WITH THREE COLORED WIVES JAMES GRIFFIN ALIAS THOMAS BROWN
79CHAPTER XXVIII.
774CAPTAIN F. ARRIVES WITH NINE PASSENGERS
80CHAPTER XXIX.
775OWEN AND OTHO TAYLOR'S FLIGHT WITH HORSES, ETC THREE BROTHERS, TWO OF THEM WITH WIVES AND CHILDREN
81CHAPTER XXX.
776HEAVY REWARD
82CHAPTER XXXI.
777CAPTAIN F. ARRIVES WITH FOURTEEN "PRIME ARTICLES" ON BOARD
83CHAPTER XXXII.
778SUNDRY ARRIVALS — LATTER PART OF DECEMBER, 1855, AND BEGINNING OF JANUARY, 1856
84CHAPTER XXXIII.
779PART OF THE ARRIVALS IN DECEMBER, 1855
85CHAPTER XXXIV.
780THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL OF 1850 "AN ACT RESPECTING FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE, AND PERSONS ESCAPING FROM THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTERS"
86CHAPTER XXXV.
781THE SLAVE-HUNTING TRAGEDY IN LANCASTER COUNTY, IN SEPTEMBER, 1851 "TREASON AT CHRISTIANA"
87CHAPTER XXXVI.
782WILLIAM AND ELLEN CRAFT FEMALE SLAVE IN MALE ATTIRE, FLEEING AS A PLANTER, WITH HER HUSBAND AS HER BODY SERVANT
88CHAPTER XXXVII.
783ARRIVALS FROM RICHMOND LEWIS COBB AND NANCY BRISTER
89CHAPTER XXXVIII.
784PASSENGERS FROM NORTH CAROLINA [BY SCHOONER]
90CHAPTER XXXIX.
785THOMAS CLINTON, SAUNEY PRY AND BENJAMIN DUCKET PASSED OVER THE U.G.R.R., IN THE FALL OF 1856
91CHAPTER XL.
786ARRIVALS IN APRIL, 1856
92CHAPTER XLI.
787FIVE FROM GEORGETOWN CROSS ROADS MOTHER AND CHILD FROM NORFOLK, VA., ETC
93CHAPTER XLII.
788PASSENGERS FROM MARYLAND, 1857 WILLIAM HENRY MOODY, BELINDA BIVANS, ETC
94CHAPTER THE LAST
789ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND
95The Heroic Slave (Frederick Douglass)
790ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C., etc., 1857 GEORGE CARROLL, RANDOLPH BRANSON, JOHN CLAGART, AND WILLIAM ROYAN
96PART I
791ARRIVAL FROM UNIONVILLE, 1857 ISRAEL TODD, AND BAZIL ALDRIDGE
97PART II
792ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1857 ORDEE LEE, AND RICHARD J. BOOCE
98PART III
793ARRIVAL FROM CAMBRIDGE, 1857
99PART IV
794BENJAMIN ROSS, AND HIS WIFE HARRIET FLED FROM CAROLINE COUNTY, EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND, JUNE, 1857
100Slavery's Pleasant Homes (Lydia Maria Child)
795ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1857 WILLIAM JACKSON
101Slavery's Pleasant Homes
796ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1857 JOHN WRIGHT AND WIFE, ELIZABETH ANN, AND CHARLES CONNOR
102The Quadroons
797ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA, 1857 OSCAR D. BALL, AND MONTGOMERY GRAHAM
103Charity Bowery
798THE ACTING COMMITTEE
104The Emancipated Slaveholders
799ARRIVAL FROM UNIONVILLE, 1857 CAROLINE ALDRIDGE AND JOHN WOOD
105Anecdote of Elias Hicks
800ARRIVAL FROM NEW ORLEANS, 1857 JAMES CONNER, SHOT IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE BODY
106The Black Saxons
801ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C HARRISON CARY
107Jan and Zaida
802ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1857 JOE ELLIS
108PREFACE
803ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND CHRISTOPHER GREEN AND WIFE, ANN MARIA, AND SON NATHAN
109CHAPTER I MAG SMITH, MY MOTHER
804ARRIVAL FROM GEORGETOWN CROSS-ROADS, 1857 LEEDS WRIGHT AND ABRAM TILISON
110CHAPTER II MY FATHER'S DEATH
805ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA WILLIAM TRIPLETT AND THOMAS HARPER
111CHAPTER III A NEW HOME FOR ME
806ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND HARRY WISE
112CHAPTER IV A FRIEND FOR NIG
807ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA ABRAM WOODERS
113CHAPTER V DEPARTURES
808ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, D.C GEORGE JOHNSON, THOMAS AND ADAM SMITH
114CHAPTER VI VARIETIES
809FOUR ABLE-BODIED "ARTICLES" IN ONE ARRIVAL, 1857 EDWARD, AND JOSEPH HAINES, THOMAS HARRIS, AND JAMES SHELDON
115CHAPTER VII SPIRITUAL CONDITION OF NIG
810ARRIVAL FROM ARLINGTON, MD. 1857 JOHN ALEXANDER BUTLER, WILLIAM HENRY HIPKINS, JOHN HENRY MOORE AND GEORGE HILL
116CHAPTER VIII VISITOR AND DEPARTURE
811FIVE PASSENGERS, 1857 ELIZA JANE JOHNSON, HARRIET STEWART, AND HER DAUGHTER MARY ELIZA, WILLIAM COLE, AND HANSON HALL
117CHAPTER IX DEATH
812ARRIVAL FROM HOWARD CO., MD., 1857 BILL COLE AND HANSON
118CHAPTER X PERPLEXITIES. — ANOTHER DEATH
813ARRIVAL FROM PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD "JIM BELLE"
119CHAPTER XI MARRIAGE AGAIN
814ARRIVAL FROM RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, 1857 PASCAL QUANTENCE
120CHAPTER XII THE WINDING UP OF THE MATTER
815ARRIVAL FROM NORTH CAROLINA, 1857 HARRY GRIMES, GEORGE UPSHER, AND EDWARD LEWIS
121APPENDIX
816ALFRED HOLLON, GEORGE AND CHARLES N. RODGERS
122CHAPTER I THE SOUTHERN SOCIAL CIRCLE
817ARRIVAL FROM KENT COUNTY, 1857 SAMUEL BENTON, JOHN ALEXANDER, JAMES HENRY, AND SAMUEL TURNER
123CHAPTER II THE NEGRO SALE
818ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE COUNTY, 1857 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
124CHAPTER III THE SLAVE-SPECULATOR
819MARY COOPER AND MOSES ARMSTEAD, 1857
125CHAPTER IV THE BOAT-RACE
820ARRIVAL FROM NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C JOHN JOHNSON AND LAWRENCE THORNTON
126CHAPTER V THE YOUNG MOTHER
821HON. L. McLANE'S PROPERTY, SOON AFTER HIS DEATH, TRAVELS viâ THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD. — WILLIAM KNIGHT, ESQ., LOSES A SUPERIOR "ARTICLE" JIM SCOTT, TOM PENNINGTON, SAM SCOTT, BILL SCOTT, ABE BACON, AND JACK WELLS
127CHAPTER VI THE SLAVE-MARKET
822ARRIVAL FROM HARFORD CO., 1857 JOHN MYERS
128CHAPTER VII THE SLAVE-HOLDING PARSON
823ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1857 WILLIAM LEE, SUSAN JANE BOILE AND AMARIAN LUCRETIA RISTER
129CHAPTER VIII A NIGHT IN THE PARSON’S KITCHEN
824ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA. 1857 WILLIAM CARNEY AND ANDREW ALLEN
130CHAPTER IX THE MAN OF HONOR
825ARRIVAL FROM HOOPESVILLE, MD., 1857 JAMES CAIN, "GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON," AND ANNA PERRY
131CHAPTER X THE QUADROON’S HOME
826ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858 GEORGE RUSSELL AND JAMES HENRY THOMPSON
132CHAPTER XI TO-DAY A MISTRESS, TO-MORROW A SLAVE
827ARRIVAL FROM QUEEN ANN COUNTY, 1858 CATHARINE JONES AND SON HENRY, ETNA ELIZABETH DAUPHUS, AND GEORGE NELSON WASHINGTON
133CHAPTER XII THE MOTHER-IN-LAW
828ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE ELIJAH BISHOP AND WILLIAM WILLIAMSON
134CHAPTER XIII A HARD-HEARTED WOMAN
829ARRIVAL FROM DUNWOODY COUNTY, 1858 DARIUS HARRIS
135CHAPTER XIV THE PRISON
830ARRIVED FROM ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1857 TOWNSEND DERRIX
136CHAPTER XV THE ARREST
831ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858 EDWARD CARROLL
137CHAPTER XVI DEATH IS FREEDOM
832ARRIVAL FROM PETERSBURG, 1858 JAMES MASON
138CHAPTER XVII CLOTELLE
833ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND ROBERT CARR
139CHAPTER XVIII A SLAVE-HUNTING PARSON
834ARRIVAL OF A PARTY OF SIX, 1858 PLYMOUTH CANNON, HORATIO WILKINSON, LEMUEL MITCHELL, JOSIAH MITCHELL, GEORGE HENRY BALLARD, AND JOHN MITCHELL
140CHAPTER XIX THE TRUE HEROINE
835ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858 EBENEZER ALLISON
141CHAPTER XX THE HERO OF MANY ADVENTURES
836ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858 JOHN THOMPSON CARR, ANN MOUNTAIN AND CHILD, AND WILLIAM BOWLER
142CHAPTER XXI SELF-SACRIFICE
837ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE, 1858 ROBERTA TAYLOR
143CHAPTER XXII LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT AND WHAT FOLLOWED
838ARRIVAL FROM HIGHTSTOWN, 1858 ROBERT THOMPSON (A PREACHER)
144CHAPTER XXIII MEETING OF THE COUSINS
839ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858 ALFRED S. THORNTON
145CHAPTER XXIV THE LAW AND ITS VICTIM
840ARRIVAL FROM BELLEAIR JULIUS SMITH, WIFE MARY, AND BOY JAMES, HENRY AND EDWARD SMITH, AND JACK CHRISTY
146CHAPTER XXV THE FLIGHT
841ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858 JOHN WESLEY COMBASH, JACOB TAYLOR, AND THOMAS EDWARD SKINNER
147CHAPTER XXVI THE HERO OF A NIGHT
842ARRIVAL FROM NEW MARKET, 1858 ELIJAH SHAW
148CHAPTER XXVII TRUE FREEDOM
843ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858 MARY FRANCES MELVIN, ELIZA HENDERSON, AND NANCY GRANTHAM
149CHAPTER XXVIII FAREWELL TO AMERICA
844ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858 ORLANDO J. HUNT
150CHAPTER XXIX A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND
845ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK, VA., 1858 WILLIAM MACKEY
151CHAPTER XXX NEW FRIENDS
846ARRIVAL FROM NEAR BALTIMORE, 1858 HENRY TUCKER
152CHAPTER XXXI THE MYSTERIOUS MEETING
847ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858 PETER NELSON. (RESEMBLED AN IRISHMAN)
153CHAPTER XXXII THE HAPPY MEETING
848ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, 1858 MARY JONES AND SUSAN BELL
154CHAPTER XXXIII THE HAPPY DAY
849ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1858 WILLIAM CARPENTER
155CHAPTER XXXIV CLOTELLE MEETS HER FATHER
850ARRIVAL FROM THE OLD DOMINION NINE VERY FINE "ARTICLES." LEW JONES, OSCAR PAYNE, MOSE WOOD, DAVE DIGGS, JACK, HEN, AND BILL DADE, AND JOE BALL
156CHAPTER XXXV THE FATHER’S RESOLVE
851ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858 GEORGE LAWS AND COMRADE — TIED AND HOISTED WITH BLOCK AND TACKLE, TO BE COWHIDED
157CHAPTER XXXVI THE RETURN HOME
852ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858 JOHN WEEMS, ALIAS JACK HERRING
158CHAPTER XXXVII THE ANGEL OF MERCY
853ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1858 RUTH HARPER, GEORGE ROBINSON, PRISCILLA GARDENER, AND JOSHUA JOHN ANDERSON
159CHAPTER XXXVIII THE GREAT TUNNEL AND THE MISTAKE
854ARRIVAL FROM NORTH CAROLINA AND DELAWARE "DICK BEESLY",MURRAY YOUNG AND CHARLES ANDREW BOLDEN
160CHAPTER XXXIX CONCLUSION
855ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND JOHN JANNEY, TALBOT JOHNSON, SAM GROSS, PETER GROSS, JAMES HENRY JACKSON, AND SAM SMITH
161I AT BREAK OF DAY
856ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND BIRTH-DAY PRESENT FROM THOMAS GARRETT
162II THE CHRISTENING PARTY
857ARRIVAL FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1858 REBECCA JACKSON AND DAUGHTER, AND ROBERT SHORTER
163III THE EDITOR AT WORK
858ARRIVAL FROM HONEY BROOK TOWNSHIP, 1858 FRANK CAMPBELL
164IV THEODORE FELIX
859ARRIVAL FROM ALEXANDRIA, VA., 1858 RICHARD BAYNE, CARTER DOWLING AND BENJAMIN TAYLOR
165V A JOURNEY SOUTHWARD
860ARRIVAL FROM THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT HANSON WILLIAMS, NACE SHAW, GUSTA YOUNG, AND DANIEL M'NORTON SMITH
166VI JANET
861CROSSING THE BAY IN A SKIFF WILLIAM THOMAS COPE, JOHN BOICE GREY, HENRY BOICE AND ISAAC WHITE
167VII THE OPERATION
862ARRIVAL FROM KENT COUNTY, MD., 1858 ASBURY IRWIN, EPHRAIM ENNIS, AND LYDIA ANN JOHNS
168VIII THE CAMPAIGN DRAGS
863ARRIVAL FROM WASHINGTON, 1858 JOSEPHINE ROBINSON
169IX A WHITE MAN'S "NIGGER"
864ARRIVAL FROM CECIL COUNTY, 1858 ROBERT JOHNS AND HIS WIFE "SUE ANN"
170X DELAMERE PLAYS A TRUMP
865ARRIVAL FROM GEORGETOWN, D.C., 1858 PERRY CLEXTON, JIM BANKS AND CHARLES NOLE
171XI THE BABY AND THE BIRD
866ARRIVAL FROM SUSSEX COUNTY, 1858 JACOB BLOCKSON, GEORGE ALLIGOOD, JIM ALLIGOOD, AND GEORGE LEWIS
172XII ANOTHER SOUTHERN PRODUCT
867SUNDRY ARRIVALS IN 1859 SARAH ANN MILLS, Boonsborough; CAROLINE GASSWAY, Mt. Airy; LEVIN HOLDEN, Laurel; WILLIAM JAMES CONNER, with his wife, child, and four brothers; JAMES LAZARUS, Delaware; RICHARD WILLIAMS, Richmond, Virginia; SYDNEY HOPKINS and HENRY WHEELER, Havre de Grace
173XIII THE CAKEWALK
868ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859 CORNELIUS HENRY JOHNSON. FACE CANADA-WARD FOR YEARS
174XIV THE MAUNDERINGS OF OLD MRS. OCHILTREE
869ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1858 THEOPHILUS COLLINS, ANDREW JACKSON BOYCE, HANDY BURTON AND ROBERT JACKSON A DESPERATE, BLOODY STRUGGLE — GUN, KNIFE AND FIRE SHOVEL, USED BY AN INFURIATED MASTER
175XV MRS. CARTERET SEEKS AN EXPLANATION
870ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859 STEPNEY BROWN
176XVI ELLIS TAKES A TRICK
871ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859 JIM KELL, CHARLES HEATH, WILLIAM CARLISLE, CHARLES RINGGOLD, THOMAS MAXWELL, AND SAMUEL SMITH
177XVII THE SOCIAL ASPIRATIONS OF CAPTAIN McBANE
872SUNDRY ARRIVALS, 1859 JOHN EDWARD LEE, JOHN HILLIS, CHARLES ROSS, JAMES RYAN, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, EDWARD WOOD, CORNELIUS FULLER AND HIS WIFE HARRIET, JOHN PINKET, ANSAL CANNON, AND JAMES BROWN
178XVIII SANDY SEES HIS OWN HA'NT
873ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859 JAMES BROWN
179XIX A MIDNIGHT WALK
874ARRIVAL FROM DELAWARE, 1859 EDWARD, JOHN, AND CHARLES HALL
180XX A SHOCKING CRIME
875ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1859 JAMES TAYLOR, ALBERT GROSS, AND JOHN GRINAGE
181XXI THE NECESSITY OF AN EXAMPLE
876SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND (1859) AND OTHER PLACES JAMES ANDY WILKINS, and wife LUCINDA, with their little boy, CHARLES, CHARLES HENRY GROSS, A WOMAN with her TWO CHILDREN — one in her arms — JOHN BROWN, JOHN ROACH, and wife LAMBY, and HENRY SMALLWOOD
182XXII HOW NOT TO PREVENT A LYNCHING
877ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859 HENRY JONES AND TURNER FOSTER
183XXIII BELLEVIEW
878ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND TWO YOUNG MOTHERS, EACH WITH BABES IN THEIR ARMS — ANNA ELIZABETH YOUNG AND SARAH JANE BELL — WHIPPED TILL THE BLOOD FLOWED
184XXIV TWO SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN
879ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA JOHN WESLEY SMITH, ROBERT MURRAY, SUSAN STEWART, AND JOSEPHINE SMITH
185XXV THE HONOR OF A FAMILY
880SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA HENRY FIELDS, CHARLES RINGGOLD, WILLIAM RINGGOLD, ISAAC NEWTON AND JOSEPH THOMAS
186XXVI THE DISCOMFORT OF ELLIS
881ARRIVAL FROM SEAFORD, 1859 ROBERT BELL AND TWO OTHERS
187XXVII THE VAGARIES OF THE HIGHER LAW
882ARRIVAL FROM TAPPS' NECK, MD., 1859 LEWIS WILSON, JOHN WATERS, ALFRED EDWARDS AND WILLIAM QUINN
188XXVIII IN SEASON AND OUT
883ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1859 ANN MARIA JACKSON AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN — MARY ANN, WILLIAM HENRY, FRANCES SABRINA, WILHELMINA, JOHN EDWIN, EBENEZER THOMAS, AND WILLIAM ALBERT
189XXIX MUTTERINGS OF THE STORM
884SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE LEWIS LEE, ENOCH DAVIS, JOHN BROWN, THOMAS EDWARD DIXON, AND WILLIAM OLIVER
190XXX THE MISSING PAPERS
885ARRIVAL FROM DIFFERENT POINTS JACOB BROWN, JAMES HARRIS, BENJAMIN PINEY, JOHN SMITH, ANDREW JACKSON, WILLIAM HUGHES, WESLEY WILLIAMS, ROSANNA JOHNSON, JOHN SMALLWOOD, AND HENRY TOWNSEND
191XXXI THE SHADOW OF A DREAM
886SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND, 1860 WILLIAM CHION AND HIS WIFE, EMMA, EVAN GRAFF, AND FOUR OTHERS
192XXXII THE STORM BREAKS
887ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1860 JENNY BUCHANAN A KIND MASTER; JENNY CHASTISED ONE OF HIS SONS FOR AN INSULT, AND AS A PUNISHMENT SHE WAS SOLD — SEIZED FOR DEBT — SOLD A SECOND TIME
193XXXIII INTO THE LION'S JAWS
888ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE, 1860 WILLIAM BROWN, AND JAMES HENSON
194XXXIV THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW
889ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND PHILIP STANTON, RANDOLPH NICHOLS, AND THOMAS DOUGLASS
195XXXV "MINE ENEMY, O MINE ENEMY!"
890ARRIVAL FROM FREDERICKSBURG, 1860 HENRY TUDLE AND WIFE, MARY WILLIAMS
196XXXVI FIAT JUSTITIA
891SUNDRY ARRIVALS FROM MARYLAND, 1860 SAM ARCHER, LEWIS PECK, DAVID EDWARDS, EDWARD CASTING, JOE HENRY, GEORGE AND ALBERT WHITE, JOSEPH C. JOHNSON, DAVID SNIVELY, AND HENRY DUNMORE
197XXXVII THE SISTERS
892CROSSING THE BAY IN A BATTEAU SHARP CONTEST WITH PURSUERS ON WATER. FUGITIVES VICTORIOUS
198I
893ARRIVAL FROM DORCHESTER CO., 1860 HARRIET TUBMAN'S LAST "TRIP" TO MARYLAND
199II
894ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND, 1860 JERRY MILLS, AND WIFE, DIANA, SON, CORNELIUS, AND TWO DAUGHTERS, MARGARET, AND SUSAN
200III
895TWELVE MONTHS IN THE WOODS, 1860 HENRY COTTON
201IV
896ARRIVAL FROM MARYLAND WILLIAM PIERCE
202V
897A SLAVE CATCHER CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP GEORGE F. ALBERTI PERSONATED BY A MEMBER OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE — A LADY FRIGHTENED BY A PLACARD
203VI
898ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1858 HENRY LANGHORN alias WM. SCOTT
204VII
899ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND, 1859
205VIII
900ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND JOHN WILLIAM DUNGY. — BROUGHT A PASS FROM EX. GOV. GREGORY
206IX
901"AUNT HANNAH MOORE"
207X
902KIDNAPPING OF RACHEL AND ELIZABETH PARKER — MURDER OF JOSEPH C. MILLER IN 1851 AND 1852
208XI
903ARRIVAL FROM VIRGINIA, 1854 TUCKER WHITE
209Dedication
904ARRIVAL FROM NORFOLK MARY MILLBURN, alias LOUISA F. JONES, ESCAPED IN MALE ATTIRE
210LETTER TO THE PUBLISHERS
905ARRIVAL OF FIFTEEN FROM NORFOLK, VIRGINIA PER SCHOONER — TWICE SEARCHED — LANDED AT LEAGUE ISLAND ISAAC FORMAN, HENRY WILLIAMS, WILLIAM SEYMOUR, HARRIET TAYLOR, MARY BIRD, MRS. LEWEY, SARAH SAUNDERS, SOPHIA GRAY, HENRY GRAY, MARY GRAY, WINFIELD SCOTT, and three children
211CHAPTER I THE GENESIS OF FOLLY
906THE CASE OF EUPHEMIA WILLIAMS, CLAIMED AS A FUGITIVE SLAVE UNDER THE FUGITIVE SLAVE-LAW AFTER HAVING LIVED IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
212CHAPTER II LE PREMIER ACCÈS
907HELPERS AND SYMPATHIZERS AT HOME AND ABROAD — INTERESTING LETTERS
213CHAPTER III SORROW COMETH WITH KNOWLEDGE
908PAMPHLET, AND LETTERS FROM MRS. ANNA H. RICHARDSON, OF NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SLAVE
214CHAPTER IV FROM BAD TO WORSE
909LETTERS TO THE WRITER
215CHAPTER V THE ORACLE IS CONSULTED
910WOMAN ESCAPING IN A BOX, 1857 SHE WAS SPEECHLESS
216CHAPTER VI ALL LOST BUT HONOR
911ORGANIZATION OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE MEETING TO FORM A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
217CHAPTER VII AN OLD "UNIONER"
912PORTRAITS AND SKETCHES
218CHAPTER VIII "THEIR EXITS AND THEIR ENTRANCES"
913ESTHER MOORE
219CHAPTER IX THE NEW KINGDOM
914ABIGAIL GOODWIN
220CHAPTER X POOR TRAY
915FAITHFUL WORKERS IN THE CAUSE
221CHAPTER XI A CAT IN A STRANGE GARRET
916THOMAS GARRETT
222CHAPTER XII COMPELLED TO VOLUNTEER
917THE TRIAL OF THE CASES, 1848
223CHAPTER XIII A TWO-HANDED GAME
918FOUR OF GOD'S POOR
224CHAPTER XIV MURDER MOST FOUL
919FOUR FEMALES ON BOARD
225CHAPTER XV "WHO IS MY NEIGHBOR?"
920DANIEL GIBBONS
226CHAPTER XVI THE EDGE OF HOSPITALITY DULLED
921LUCRETIA MOTT
227CHAPTER XVII THE SECOND MILE POST
922JAMES MILLER McKIM
228CHAPTER XVIII CONGRATULATION AND CONDOLENCE
923WILLIAM H. FURNESS, D.D
229CHAPTER XIX CITIZENS IN EMBRYO
924WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
230CHAPTER XX OUT OF DUE SEASON
925LEWIS TAPPAN
231CHAPTER XXI HOW THE WISE MEN BUILDED
926ELIJAH F. PENNYPACKER
232CHAPTER XXII COCK-CROW
927STATION MASTERS ON THE ROAD
233CHAPTER XXIII THE DIE IS CAST
928WILLIAM WRIGHT
234CHAPTER XXIV "WISDOM CRIETH IN THE STREETS"
929DR. BARTHOLOMEW FUSSELL
235CHAPTER XXV A GRUMBLER'S FORECAST
930THOMAS SHIPLEY
236CHAPTER XXVI BALAK AND BALAAM
931ROBERT PURVIS
237CHAPTER XXVII A NEW INSTITUTION
932JOHN HUNN
238CHAPTER XXVIII A BUNDLE OF DRY STICKS
933SAMUEL RHOADS
239CHAPTER XXIX FOOTING UP THE LEDGER
934GEORGE CORSON
240CHAPTER XXX A THRICE-TOLD TALE
935CHARLES D. CLEVELAND
241I
936WILLIAM WHIPPER
242II
937ISAAC T. HOPPER
243III
938SAMUEL D. BURRIS,
244CHAPTER XXXI THE FOLLY OF WISDOM
939MARIANN, GRACE ANNA, AND ELIZABETH R. LEWIS
245CHAPTER XXXII "OUT OF THE ABUNDANCE OF THE HEART"
940CUNNINGHAM'S RACHE
246CHAPTER XXXIII "LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG"
941FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS HARPER
247CHAPTER XXXIV THE HARVEST OF WISDOM
942Harriet: The Moses of Her People
248CHAPTER XXXV AN AWAKENING
943PREFACE
249CHAPTER XXXVI A RACE AGAINST TIME
944HARRIET, THE MOSES OF HER PEOPLE
250CHAPTER XXXVII THE "REB" VIEW OF IT
945SOME ADDITIONAL INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF "HARRIET"
251CHAPTER XXXVIII "AND ALL THE WORLD WAS IN A SEA"
946APPENDIX
252CHAPTER XXXIX "LIGHT SHINETH IN DARKNESS"
947FUGITIVE SLAVE RESCUE IN TROY
253CHAPTER XL PRO BONO PUBLICO
948PREFACE
254CHAPTER XLI "PEACE IN WARSAW"
949CHAPTER I MY BIRTH AND CHILDHOOD
255CHAPTER XLII A FRIENDLY MEDIATION
950CHAPTER II MY FIRST GREAT TRIAL
256CHAPTER XLIII UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
951CHAPTER III MY BOYHOOD AND YOUTH
257CHAPTER XLIV PRIDE OVERMATCHING PRIDE
952CHAPTER IV MY CONVERSION
258CHAPTER XLV WISDOM AND FOLLY MEET TOGETHER
953CHAPTER V MAIMED FOR LIFE
259CHAPTER XLVI HOME AT LAST
954CHAPTER VI A RESPONSIBLE JOURNEY
260CHAPTER XLVII MONUMENTUM
955CHAPTER VII A NEW HOME
261TRANSLATION
956CHAPTER VIII RETURN TO MARYLAND
262CHAPTER I TRI-NOMINATE
957CHAPTER IX TAKEN SOUTH, AWAY FROM WIFE AND CHILDREN
263CHAPTER II THE FONT
958CHAPTER X A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION
264CHAPTER III THE JUNONIAN RITE
959CHAPTER XI PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERANCE
265CHAPTER IV MARS MEDDLES
960CHAPTER XII ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE
266CHAPTER V NUNC PRO TUNC
961CHAPTER XIII JOURNEY TO CANADA
267CHAPTER VI THE TOGA VIRILIS
962CHAPTER XIV NEW SCENES AND A NEW HOME
268CHAPTER VII DAMON AND PYTHIAS
963CHAPTER XV LIFE IN CANADA
269CHAPTER VIII A FRIENDLY PROLOGUE
964CHAPTER XVI CONDUCTING SLAVES TO CANADA
270CHAPTER IX A BRUISED REED
965CHAPTER XVII SECOND JOURNEY ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
271CHAPTER X AN EXPRESS TRUST
966CHAPTER XVIII HOME AT DAWN
272CHAPTER XI RED WING
967CHAPTER XIX LUMBERING OPERATIONS
273CHAPTER XII ON THE WAY TO JERICHO
968CHAPTER XX VISIT TO ENGLAND
274CHAPTER XIII NEGOTIATING A TREATY
969CHAPTER XXI THE WORLD'S FAIR IN LONDON
275CHAPTER XIV BORN OF THE STORM
970CHAPTER XXII VISITS TO THE RAGGED SCHOOLS
276CHAPTER XV TO HIM AND HIS HEIRS FOREVER
971CHAPTER XXIII CLOSING UP MY LONDON AGENCY
277CHAPTER XVI A CHILD OF THE HILLS
972CHAPTER XXIV CLOSING CHAPTER
278CHAPTER XVII GOOD-MORROW AND FAREWELL
973PREFACE
279CHAPTER XVIII "PRIME WRAPPERS"
974CHAPTER I SEPARATED FROM MY MOTHER
280CHAPTER XIX THE SHADOW OF THE FLAG
975CHAPTER II
281CHAPTER XX PHANTASMAGORIA
976CHAPTER III
282CHAPTER XXI A CHILD-MAN
977CHAPTER IV
283CHAPTER XXII HOW THE FALLOW WAS SEEDED
978CHAPTER V
284CHAPTER XXIII AN OFFERING OF FIRST-FRUITS
979CHAPTER VI
285CHAPTER XXIV A BLACK DEMOCRITUS
980CHAPTER VII
286CHAPTER XXV A DOUBLE-HEADED ARGUMENT
981CHAPTER VIII
287CHAPTER XXVI TAKEN AT HIS WORD
982CHAPTER IX
288CHAPTER XXVII MOTES IN THE SUNSHINE
983CHAPTER X
289CHAPTER XXVIII IN THE PATH OF THE STORM
984CHAPTER XI
290CHAPTER XXIX LIKE AND UNLIKE
985CHAPTER XII
291CHAPTER XXX AN UNBIDDEN GUEST
986CHAPTER XIII
292CHAPTER XXXI A LIFE FOR A LIFE
987CHAPTER XIV
293CHAPTER XXXII A VOICE FROM THE DARKNESS
988CHAPTER XV
294CHAPTER XXXIII A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION
989CHAPTER XVI
295CHAPTER XXXIV THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW
990CHAPTER XVII
296CHAPTER XXXV A PARTICULAR TENANCY LAPSES
991CHAPTER XVIII
297CHAPTER XXXVI THE BEACON-LIGHT OF LOVE
992CHAPTER XIX
298CHAPTER XXXVII THE "BEST FRIENDS" REVEAL THEMSELVES
993CHAPTER XX
299CHAPTER XXXVIII "THE ROSE ABOVE THE MOULD"
994FROM GOVERNOR CLARK
300CHAPTER XXXIX WHAT THE MIST HID
995PREFACE
301CHAPTER XL DAWNING
996CHAPTER I SLAVE LIFE ON THE PLANTATION
302CHAPTER XLI Q. E. D
997CHAPTER II AT THE GREAT HOUSE
303CHAPTER XLII THROUGH A CLOUD-RIFT
998CHAPTER III HORSE-RACING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
304CHAPTER XLIII A GLAD GOOD-BY
999CHAPTER IV JOURNEY TO OUR NEW HOME IN NEW YORK
305CHAPTER XLIV PUTTING THIS AND THAT TOGETHER
1000CHAPTER V INCIDENTS AT SODUS BAY
306CHAPTER XLV ANOTHER OX GORED
1001CHAPTER VI REMOVAL FROM SODUS TO BATH
307CHAPTER XLVI BACKWARD AND FORWARD
1002CHAPTER VII DUELING
308CHAPTER XLVII BREASTING THE TORRENT
1003CHAPTER VIII HORSE-RACING AND GENERAL TRAINING
309CHAPTER XLVIII THE PRICE OF HONOR
1004CHAPTER IX DEATH BED AND BRIDAL SCENES
310CHAPTER XLIX HIGHLY RESOLVED
1005CHAPTER X HIRED OUT TO A NEW MASTER
311CHAPTER L FACE ANSWERETH TO FACE
1006CHAPTER XI THOUGHTS ON FREEDOM
312CHAPTER LI HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE?
1007CHAPTER XII CAPT. HELM — DIVORCE — KIDNAPPING
313CHAPTER LII REDEEMED OUT OF THE HOUSE OF BONDAGE
1008CHAPTER XIII LOCATE IN THE VILLAGE OF ROCHESTER
314CHAPTER LIII IN THE CYCLONE
1009CHAPTER XIV INCIDENTS IN ROCHESTER AND VICINITY
315CHAPTER LIV A BOLT OUT OF THE CLOUD
1010CHAPTER XV SAD REVERSES OF CAPT. HELM
316CHAPTER LV AN UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
1011CHAPTER XVI BRITISH EMANCIPATION OF SLAVERY
317CHAPTER LVI SOME OLD LETTERS
1012CHAPTER XVII ORATION — TERMINATION OF SLAVERY
318I
1013CHAPTER XVIII CONDITION OF FREE COLORED PEOPLE
319II
1014CHAPTER XIX PERSECUTION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE
320III
1015CHAPTER XX REMOVAL TO CANADA
321IV
1016CHAPTER XXI ROUGHING IT IN THE WILDS OF CANADA
322V
1017CHAPTER XXII NARROW ESCAPE OF A SMUGGLER
323CHAPTER LVII A SWEET AND BITTER FRUITAGE
1018CHAPTER XXIII NARRATIVE OF TWO FUGITIVES FROM VIRGINIA
324CHAPTER LVIII COMING TO THE FRONT
1019CHAPTER XXIV PLEASANT RE-UNION OF OLD AND TRIED FRIENDS
325CHAPTER LIX THE SHUTTLECOCK OF FATE
1020CHAPTER XXV PRIVATE LOSSES AND PRIVATE DIFFICULTIES
326CHAPTER LX THE EXODIAN
1021CHAPTER XXVI INCIDENTS AND PECULIARITIES OF THE INDIANS
327CHAPTER LXI WHAT SHALL THE END BE?
1022CHAPTER XXVII OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH ISRAEL LEWIS
328CHAPTER LXII HOW?
1023CHAPTER XXVIII DESPERATION OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE
329TO THE PUBLIC
1024CHAPTER XXIX A NARROW ESCAPE FROM MY ENEMIES
330BERL TROUT'S DYING DECLARATION
1025CHAPTER XXX DEATH OF B. PAUL, AND RETURN OF HIS BROTHER
331CHAPTER I A SMALL BEGINNING
1026CHAPTER XXXI MY FAMILY RETURN TO ROCHESTER
332CHAPTER II THE SCHOOL
1027CHAPTER XXXII THE LAND AGENT AND THE SQUATTER
333CHAPTER III THE PARSON'S ADVICE
1028CHAPTER XXXIII CHARACTER AND DEATH OF I. LEWIS
334CHAPTER IV THE TURNING OF A WORM
1029CHAPTER XXXIV MY RETURN TO ROCHESTER
335CHAPTER V BELTON FINDS A FRIEND
1030CHAPTER XXXV BISHOP BROWN — DEATH OF MY DAUGHTER
336CHAPTER VI A YOUNG REBEL
1031CHAPTER XXXVI CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF AUGUST
337CHAPTER VII A SERMON, A SOCK AND A FIGHT
1032CHAPTER XXXVII CONCLUSION
338CHAPTER VIII MANY MYSTERIES CLEARED UP
1033CORRESPONDENCE LETTER FROM A. STEWARD TO WM. L. GARRISON
339CHAPTER IX LOVE AND POLITICS
1034INTRODUCTION
340CHAPTER X CUPID AGAIN AT WORK
1035AUTHOR'S PREFACE
341CHAPTER XI NO BEFITTING NAME
1036CHAPTER I
342CHAPTER XII ON THE DISSECTING BOARD
1037CHAPTER II
343CHAPTER XIII MARRIED AND YET NOT MARRIED
1038CHAPTER III
344CHAPTER XIV MARRIED AND YET NOT MARRIED (Continued)
1039CHAPTER IV
345CHAPTER XV WEIGHTY MATTERS
1040CHAPTER V
346CHAPTER XVI UNWRITTEN HISTORY
1041CHAPTER VI
347CHAPTER XVII CROSSING THE RUBICON
1042CHAPTER VII
348CHAPTER XVIII THE STORM'S MASTER
1043CHAPTER VIII
349CHAPTER XIX THE PARTING OF WAYS
1044CHAPTER IX
350CHAPTER XX PERSONAL — (Berl Trout)
1045CHAPTER X
351DEDICATION
1046CHAPTER XI
352SOLEMNLY ATTESTED
1047CHAPTER XII
353TUNING THE LYRE
1048CHAPTER XIII
354CHAPTER I Occurrences That Puzzle
1049CHAPTER XIV
355CHAPTER II His Face Was Her Guide
1050CHAPTER XV
356CHAPTER III Wherein Foresta First Appears
1051CHAPTER XVI
357CHAPTER IV The Ways of A Seeker After Fame
1052CHAPTER XVII
358CHAPTER V Rather Late In Life To Be Still Nameless
1053CHAPTER XVIII
359CHAPTER VI Friendly Enemies
1054CHAPTER XIX
360CHAPTER VII Officers Of The Law
1055CHAPTER XX
361CHAPTER VIII A Messenger That Hesitates
1056TO WELLS BROWN, OF OHIO
362CHAPTER IX A Plotter Is He
1057LETTER From EDMUND QUINCY, ESQ
363CHAPTER X Arabelle Seabright
1058PREFACE
364CHAPTER XI Unusual For A Man
1059CHAPTER I
365CHAPTER XII A Honeymoon Out Of The Usual Order
1060CHAPTER II
366CHAPTER XIII Shrewd Mrs. Crawford
1061CHAPTER III
367CHAPTER XIV Alene and Ramon
1062CHAPTER IV
368CHAPTER XV Unexpected Developments
1063CHAPTER V
369CHAPTER XVI An Eager Searcher
1064CHAPTER VI
370CHAPTER XVII Peculiar Divorce Proceedings
1065CHAPTER VII
371CHAPTER XVIII Mists That Vanish
1066CHAPTER VIII
372CHAPTER XIX The Fugitives Flee Again
1067CHAPTER IX
373CHAPTER XX The Blaze
1068CHAPTER X
374CHAPTER XXI Planning To Act
1069CHAPTER XI
375CHAPTER XXII The Two Pathways
1070CHAPTER XII
376CHAPTER XXIII They Grapple
1071CHAPTER XIII
377CHAPTER XXIV Out of Joint With His Times
1072CHAPTER XIV
378CHAPTER XXV A Joyful Farewell
1073PREFACE
379CHAPTER XXVI Gus Martin
1074MATTIE'S STORY
380CHAPTER XXVII Tiara Mystifies Us
1075THEIR ATTEMPT TO MAKE THEIR ESCAPE
381CHAPTER XXVIII Poor Fellow
1076THE SOLDIERS, AND OUR TREATMENT DURING THE WAR
382CHAPTER XXIX A Revelation
1077MR. LEWIS CALLS AT THE BOARDING HOUSE
383CHAPTER XXX Mr. A. Hostility
1078RELEASED FROM THE TRADER'S YARD AND TAKEN TO HER NEW MASTER
384CHAPTER XXXI Two of a Kind
1079CAPT. TIRRELL REMOVES THE FAMILY—ANOTHER STRATEGY
385CHAPTER XXXII Working and Waiting
1080THE FARE AT THEIR NEW HOMES
386CHAPTER XXXIII Back in Almaville
1081MATTIE IN INDIANAPOLIS — THE GLORY OF FREEDOM — PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S REMAINS EXHIBITED
387CHAPTER XXXIV A Great Day in Court
1082SISTER LOST — MOTHER'S ESCAPE
388CHAPTER XXXV Eunice! Eunice!
1083MOTHER'S MARRIAGE
389CHAPTER XXXVI Enthusiastic John Blue
1084MATTIE MEETS HER OLD MASTER — GOES TO SERVICE — IS SENT FOR BY HER STEP-FATHER IN LAWRENCE, MASS
390CHAPTER XXXVII Postponing His Shout of Triumph
1085SUMMARY
391CHAPTER XXXVIII He Cannot, But He Does!
1086CHRISTIANITY
392CHAPTER XXXIX A Son of the New South
1087CHAPTER I
393CHAPTER XL Sorrow and Gladness
1088CHAPTER II
394NOTES FOR THE SERIOUS
1089CHAPTER III
395NOTES TO THE THIRD EDITION
1090CHAPTER IV
396THE POOR WHITE AND THE NEGRO
1091CHAPTER V
397HARNESSING HATRED
1092CHAPTER VI
398A SERIOUS HANDICAP
1093Progress of Church Work
399MR. DIXON IS SHREWD
1094Etiquette of Young Men
400MR. DIXON SCOFFS
1095School Life
401THE EARLIER CHURCH LIFE OF THE NEGRO
1096Dedication
402MR. DIXON STABS TO KILL
1097Preface
403WHERE MR. DIXON'S POWER FAILS
1098CHAPTER I
404AS TO INTERMARRIAGE
1099CHAPTER II
405PRIDE OF RACE
1100CHAPTER III
406BACKWARD AFRICA
1101CHAPTER IV
407RECONSTRUCTION DAYS
1102CHAPTER V
408MR. DIXON VS. HON. JAMES G. BLAINE
1103CHAPTER VI
409MR. DIXON'S WIDE HEARING
1104CHAPTER VII
410MR. DIXON'S BORROWED POWER
1105Narrative of the Life of Moses Grandy, a Slave in the United States of America (Moses Grandy)
411THE REAL PROBLEM
1106INTRODUCTION
412A FINAL WORD
1107NARRATIVE
413Slave Narratives
1108Narrative of Joanna; An Emancipated Slave, of Surinam (John Gabriel Stedman)
414PREFACE
1109JOANNA
415LETTER FROM WENDELL PHILLIPS, ESQ.
1110A NEGRO MOTHER'S APPEAL
416CHAPTER I
1111THE SLAVE-DEALER
417CHAPTER II
1112PREFACE
418CHAPTER III
1113INTRODUCTION
419CHAPTER IV
1114TO THE REV. MESSRS. PIKE AND BROOKS.
420CHAPTER V
1115CHAPTER I
421CHAPTER VI
1116CHAPTER II
422CHAPTER VII
1117CHAPTER III
423CHAPTER VIII
1118CHAPTER IV
424CHAPTER IX
1119CHAPTER V
425CHAPTER X
1120CHAPTER VI
426CHAPTER XI
1121CHAPTER VII
427APPENDIX
1122APPENDIX
428EDITOR'S PREFACE
1123MISCELLANEOUS
429CHAPTER I
1124INTRODUCTION
430CHAPTER II
1125MEMOIR
431CHAPTER III
1126DEDICATION
432CHAPTER IV
1127PREFACE
433CHAPTER V
1128Letter to the Publisher
434CHAPTER VI
1129TO THE PUBLIC
435CHAPTER VII
1130POEMS TO MÆCENAS
436CHAPTER VIII
1131ON VIRTUE
437CHAPTER IX
1132ON BEING BROUGHT FROM AFRICA TO AMERICA
438CHAPTER X
1133TO THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, IN NEW ENGLAND
439CHAPTER XI
1134TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. — 1768
440CHAPTER XII
1135ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. DR. SEWELL 1769
441CHAPTER XIII
1136ON THE DEATH OF THE REV'D MR. GEORGE WHITEFIELD. — 1770
442CHAPTER XIV
1137ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY OF FIVE YEARS OF AGE
443CHAPTER XV
1138ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN
444CHAPTER XVI
1139TO A LADY, ON THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND
445CHAPTER XVII
1140GOLIATH OF GATH 1 SAM. CHAP. 7th
446CHAPTER XVIII
1141THOUGHTS ON THE WORKS OF PROVIDENCE
447CHAPTER XIX
1142TO A LADY ON THE DEATH OF THREE RELATIONS
448CHAPTER XX
1143TO A CLERGYMAN, ON THE DEATH OF HIS LADY
449CHAPTER XXI
1144HYMN TO THE MORNING
450CHAPTER XXII
1145HYMN TO THE EVENING
451APPENDIX
1146ISAIAH — 63d Chap. 1st and 8th Verses
452A
1147ON RECOLLECTION
453B
1148ON IMAGINATION
454C
1149A FUNERAL POEM ON THE DEATH OF C. E AN INFANT OF TWELVE MONTHS
455The Willie Lynch Letter: The Making of Slave! (Willie Lynch)
1150TO CAPTAIN H — D Of the 65th Regiment
456A Speech Delivered on the Bank of James River, Virginia 1712 (Satire on the Cruel Practices of Slave Lynching & Oppression)
1151TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE WILLIAM, EARL OF DARTMOUTH, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for North America, &c
457Lets Make a Slave
1152ODE TO NEPTUNE, On Mrs. W — 's Voyage to England
458Cardinal Principles for making a Negro
1153TO A LADY, On her coming to North America with her Son, for the recovery of her Health
459The Breaking Process of the African Woman
1154TO A LADY, On her remarkable Preservation in a Hurricane, in North Carolina
460The Nigger Marriage
1155TO A LADY AND HER CHILDREN, On the Death of her Son and their Brother
461Warning: Possible Interloping Negatives
1156TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, On the Death of the Lady's Brother and Sister, and a Child of the name of Avis, aged one year
462Control the Language
1157ON THE DEATH OF DR. SAMUEL MARSHALL, — 1771
463The Confessions of Nat Turner (Nat Turner)
1158TO A GENTLEMAN, On his Voyage to Great Britain, for the Recovery of his Health
464HER BIRTH AND PARENTAGE
1159TO THE REV. DR. THOMAS AMORY, On reading his Sermons on Daily Devotion, in which that Duty is recommended and assisted
465ACCOMMODATIONS
1160ON THE DEATH OF J. C An Infant
466HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS
1161A HYMN TO HUMANITY To S. P. G. Esq
467HER RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
1162TO THE HON. T. H. ESQ On the Death of his Daughter
468THE AUCTION
1163NIOBE IN DISTRESS FOR HER CHILDREN SLAIN BY APOLLO From Ovid's Metamorphoses, Book 6th, and from a View of the Painting of Mr. Richard Wilson
469DEATH OF MAU-MAU BETT
1164TO S. M., A YOUNG AFRICAN PAINTER, On seeing his Works
470LAST DAYS OF BOMEFREE
1165TO HIS HONOR THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, On the Death of his Lady, March 24th, 1773
471DEATH OF BOMEFREE
1166A FAREWELL TO AMERICA To Mrs. S. W
472COMMENCEMENT OF ISABELLA'S TRIALS IN LIFE
1167A REBUS By J. B
473TRIALS CONTINUED
1168AN ANSWER TO THE REBUS By the Author of these Poems
474HER STANDING WITH HER NEW MASTER AND MISTRESS
1169PREFACE
475ISABELLA'S MARRIAGE
1170PART FIRST BURIED ALIVE LIFE OF WILLIAM WALKER
476ISABELLA AS A MOTHER
1171CHAPTER I SHARKS FED ON HUMAN FLESH — IN THE SLAVE PEN AT NEW ORLEANS
477SLAVEHOLDER'S PROMISES
1172CHAPTER II DICK FALLON, THE DEVIL'S BROTHER — NANCY, THE OCTOROON GIRL — THE COTTON FIELD — THE MURDER
478HER ESCAPE
1173CHAPTER III THE ESCAPE — PURSUED BY BLOOD HOUNDS — THE CAPTURE — THE PUNISHMENT
479ILLEGAL SALE OF HER SON
1174CHAPTER IV NANCY'S DREAM — A TERRIBLE BLOW — GLOOM — BELLS TOLLING IN THE SKY
480IT IS OFTEN DARKEST JUST BEFORE DAWN
1175CHAPTER V A FLASH OF LIGHTNING KILLS FALLON AND WRITES HIS NAME ON STONE
481DEATH OF MRS. ELIZA FOWLER
1176CHAPTER VI IN OLD MISSOURI — THE ESCAPE — ARRIVAL IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN
482ISABELLA'S RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
1177CHAPTER VII FARMING — THE SHOLTZ FAMILY — THE MEETING WITH NANCY — THE QUARREL — THE MURDER
483NEW TRIALS
1178PART SECOND LIFE IN JACKSON PRISON
484MY DEAR AND BELOVED MOTHER
1179CHAPTER I IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT — ABOLISHMENT OF THE SOLITARIES — "FRENCH JOE"
485FINDING A BROTHER AND SISTER
1180CHAPTER II THE CONTRACT SYSTEM — ESCAPE AND CAPTURE OF TOM BARTOLES — DIED WITH HIS SHACKLES ON
486GLEANINGS
1181CHAPTER III THE REIGN OF TERROR — DRAWN FROM HIS CELL WITH RED-HOT IRONS
487THE MATTHIAS DELUSION
1182CHAPTER IV A NEW ADMINISTRATION — A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER — A WOMAN PHILANTHROPIST
488FASTING
1183CHAPTER V USE OF TOBACCO PROHIBITED — THE HAUNTED ROOM — THE LIGHTNING BOLT
489THE CAUSE OF HER LEAVING THE CITY
1184CHAPTER VI PRISON LIFE AT MIDNIGHT — SHAVING ON SHORT NOTICE — HORRIBLE FATALITIES
490THE CONSEQUENCES OF REFUSING A TRAVELLER A NIGHT'S LODGING
1185CHAPTER VII CUNNING ESCAPES — WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BANQUET — CONVICT McLOUD KILLED
491SOME OF HER VIEWS AND REASONINGS
1186CHAPTER VIII THE STRETCHING MACHINE — RECORD OF MISCONDUCT — FATALITIES, MURDERS AND SUICIDES
492THE SECOND ADVENT DOCTRINES
1187CHAPTER IX WARDEN HATCH AND PRISON REFORM — THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE ACT
493ANOTHER CAMP MEETING
1188CHAPTER X THE LITERARY MEETINGS AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES — THE PRISON CHAPLAIN
494HER LAST INTERVIEW WITH HER MASTER
1189CHAPTER XI GUILTY AND INNOCENT — CANFIELD, THE SLAYER OF LITTLE NELLIE GRIFFIN
495CERTIFICATES OF CHARACTER
1190CHAPTER XII DIED FOR WANT OF WATER — WILLIAM WALKER'S PETITION FOR A PARDON
496Preface By The Author
1191CHAPTER XIII PRISON LITERARY MEETINGS — ESSAYS BY EDWARD HANLAN, IRVING LATIMER AND WILLIAM BUTLER
497Introduction By The Editor
1192CHAPTER XIV LOVERS OF PRISON LIFE — BEGGING TO BE RETURNED TO PRISON
498Chapter I
1193CHAPTER XV SUNDAY IN PRISON — MUSICAL PRISONERS — THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
499Chapter II
1194CHAPTER XVI DESPERATE PRISONERS — MACHINERY DEMOLISHED WITH A SLEDGE HAMMER — PRINCE MICHAEL
500Chapter III
1195CHAPTER XVII CANDIDATES FOR THE HOSPITAL — CAPITAL PUNISHMENT — SINGULAR MURDERS
501Chapter IV
1196CHAPTER XVIII THE SUNDAY SCHOOL — PAPER READ BY IRVING LATIMER AT A SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION
502Chapter V
1197CHAPTER XIX EXPIRATION OF WARDEN HATCH'S ADMINISTRATION — A CHRISTMAS PRESENTATION
503Chapter VI
1198CHAPTER XX WARDEN DAVIS' ADMINISTRATION — EMANCIPATION DAY ADDRESS — CONCLUSION
504Chapter VII
1199Sketches of the Life of Joseph Mountain, a Negro
505Chapter VIII
1200TO N. P. WILLIS, OF IDLEWILD
506Chapter IX
1201CHAPTER I
507Chapter X
1202CHAPTER II
508Chapter XI
1203CHAPTER III
509Chapter XII
1204CHAPTER IV
510Chapter XIII
1205CHAPTER V
511Chapter XIV
1206CHAPTER VI
512Chapter XV
1207CHAPTER VII
513Chapter XVI
1208CHAPTER VIII
514Chapter XVII
1209CHAPTER IX
515Chapter XVIII
1210CHAPTER X
516Chapter XIX
1211CHAPTER XI
517Chapter XX
1212CHAPTER XII
518Chapter XXI
1213CHAPTER XIII
519Chapter XXII
1214CHAPTER XIV
520Chapter XXIII
1215CHAPTER XV
521Chapter XXIV
1216CHAPTER XVI
522Chapter XXV
1217CHAPTER XVII
523Chapter XXVI
1218CHAPTER XVIII
524Chapter XXVII
1219CHAPTER XIX
525Chapter XXVIII
1220CHAPTER XX
526Chapter XXIX
1221CHAPTER XXI
527Chapter XXX
1222CHAPTER XXII
528Chapter XXXI
1223CHAPTER XXIII
529Chapter XXXII
1224CHAPTER XXIV
530Chapter XXXIII
1225CHAPTER XXV
531Chapter XXXIV
1226CHAPTER XXVI
532Chapter XXXV
1227CHAPTER XXVII
533Chapter XXXVI
1228CHAPTER XXVIII
534Chapter XXXVII
1229CHAPTER XXIX
535Chapter XXXVIII
1230CHAPTER XXX
536Chapter XXXIX
1231CHAPTER XXXI
537Chapter XL
1232CHAPTER XXXII
538Chapter XLI
1233CHAPTER XXXIII
539Appendix
1234CHAPTER XXXIV
540The History of Mary Prince (Mary Prince)
1235CHAPTER XXXV
541PREFACE
1236CHAPTER XXXVI
542THE HISTORY OF MARY PRINCE, A WEST INDIAN SLAVE
1237CHAPTER XXXVII
543SUPPLEMENT TO THE HISTORY OF MARY PRINCE
1238CHAPTER XXXVIII
544NARRATIVE OF LOUIS ASA-ASA
1239CHAPTER XXXIX
545Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom (William and Ellen Craft)
1240CHAPTER XL
546PREFACE
1241CHAPTER XLI
547PART I
1242CHAPTER XLII
548MILTON
1243CHAPTER XLIII
549INDICTMENT
1244CHAPTER XLIV
550PART II: JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
1245CHAPTER XLV
551Thirty Years a Slave: From Bondage to Freedom (Louis Hughes)
1246CHAPTER XLVI
552PREFACE
1247CHAPTER XLVII
553CHAPTER I LIFE ON A COTTON PLANTATION
1248CHAPTER XLVIII
554CHAPTER II SOCIAL AND OTHER ASPECTS OF SLAVERY
1249CHAPTER XLIX
555CHAPTER III SLAVERY AND THE WAR OF THE REBELLION
1250CHAPTER L
556CHAPTER IV REBELLION WEAKENING — SLAVES' HOPES STRENGTHENING
1251CHAPTER LI
557CHAPTER V FREEDOM AFTER SLAVERY
1252CHAPTER LII
558Narrative of the Life of J. D. Green, a Runaway Slave (Jacob D. Green)
1253CHAPTER LIII
559TESTIMONIALS
1254CHAPTER LIV
560NARRATIVE, &c
1255CHAPTER LV
561WHAT THE "TIMES" SAID OF THE SECESSION IN 1861 (From the Liverpool Daily Post, Feb. 3, 1863)
1256CHAPTER LVI
562SECESSION CONDEMNED IN A SOUTHERN CONVENTION SPEECH
1257CHAPTER LVII
563THE CONFEDERATE AND THE SCOTTISH CLERGY ON SLAVERY
1258CHAPTER LVIII
564SLAVERY AND LIBERTY
1259CHAPTER LIX
565Preface
1260CHAPTER LX
566Introduction
1261CHAPTER LXI
567Chapter I. A Slave Among Slaves
1262CHAPTER LXII
568Chapter II. Boyhood Days
1263CHAPTER LXIII
569Chapter III. The Struggle For An Education
1264CHAPTER LXIV
570Chapter IV. Helping Others
1265CHAPTER LXV
571Chapter V. The Reconstruction Period
1266CHAPTER LXVI
572Chapter VI. Black Race And Red Race
1267CHAPTER LXVII
573Chapter VII. Early Days At Tuskegee
1268CHAPTER LXVIII
574Chapter VIII. Teaching School In A Stable And A Hen-House
1269CHAPTER LXIX
575Chapter IX. Anxious Days And Sleepless Nights
1270CHAPTER LXX
576Chapter X. A Harder Task Than Making Bricks Without Straw
1271CHAPTER LXXI
577Chapter XI. Making Their Beds Before They Could Lie On Them
1272CHAPTER LXXII
578Chapter XII. Raising Money
1273CHAPTER LXXIII
579Chapter XIII. Two Thousand Miles For A Five-Minute Speech
1274Pearl Incident: Personal Memoir of Daniel Drayton, the Captain (Daniel Drayton)
580Chapter XIV. The Atlanta Exposition Address
1275VOYAGE AND CAPTURE OF THE SCHOONER PEARL
581Chapter XV. The Secret Of Success In Public Speaking
1276MEMOIRS
582Chapter XVI. Europe
1277THE ABOLITION INCENDIARIES
583Chapter XVII. Last Words
1278PREFATORY REMARKS TO THE PRESENT EDITION
584The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano (Olaudah Equiano)
1279CHAPTER I
585VOLUME I
1280CHAPTER II
586CHAPTER I
1281CHAPTER III
587CHAPTER II
1282CHAPTER IV
588CHAPTER III
1283CHAPTER V
589CHAPTER IV
1284CHAPTER VI
590CHAPTER V
1285CHAPTER VII
591CHAPTER VI
1286CHAPTER VIII
592END OF THE FIRST VOLUME
1287CHAPTER IX
593VOLUME II
1288CHAPTER X
594CHAPTER VII
1289CHAPTER XI
595CHAPTER VIII
1290CHAPTER XII
596CHAPTER IX
1291CHAPTER XIII
597CHAPTER X
1292CHAPTER XIV
598CHAPTER XI
1293CHAPTER XV
599CHAPTER XII
1294CHAPTER XVI
600PREFACE
1295CHAPTER XVII
601CHAPTER I WHERE I WAS BORN
1296CHAPTER XVIII
602CHAPTER II GIRLHOOD AND ITS SORROWS
1297CHAPTER XIX
603CHAPTER III HOW I GAINED MY FREEDOM
1298CHAPTER XX
604CHAPTER IV IN THE FAMILY OF SENATOR JEFFERSON DAVIS
1299CHAPTER XXI
605CHAPTER V MY INTRODUCTION TO MRS. LINCOLN
1300CHAPTER XXII
606CHAPTER VI WILLIE LINCOLN'S DEATH-BED
1301CHAPTER XXIII
607CHAPTER VII WASHINGTON IN 1862-3
1302CHAPTER XXIV
608CHAPTER VIII CANDID OPINIONS
1303CHAPTER XXV
609CHAPTER IX BEHIND THE SCENES
1304CHAPTER XXVI (pt. 1)
610CHAPTER X THE SECOND INAUGURATION
1305CHAPTER XXVI (pt. 2)
611CHAPTER XI THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
1306CHAPTER XXVII
612CHAPTER XII MRS. LINCOLN LEAVES THE WHITE HOUSE
1307CHAPTER XXVIII
613CHAPTER XIII THE ORIGIN OF THE RIVALRY BETWEEN MR. DOUGLAS AND MR. LINCOLN
1308CHAPTER XXIX
614CHAPTER XIV OLD FRIENDS
1309CHAPTER XXX
615CHAPTER XV THE SECRET HISTORY OF MRS. LINCOLN'S WARDROBE IN NEW YORK
1310CHAPTER XXXI
616APPENDIX LETTERS FROM MRS. LINCOLN TO MRS. KECKLEY
1311CHAPTER XXXII
617PREFACE TO REVISED EDITION
1312CHAPTER XXXIII
618SETH CONCKLIN
1313CHAPTER I
619EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM REV. N.R. JOHNSTON
1314CHAPTER II THE FIRST EPOCH
620LETTERS FROM LEVI COFFIN
1315CHAPTER III SECOND EPOCH
621McKIERNON'S LETTER
1316CHAPTER IV
622WM. STILL'S ANSWER
1317CHAPTER V
623THE SEPARATION
1318CHAPTER VI THIRD EPOCH
624UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD LETTERS
1319CHAPTER VII THE FOURTH EPOCH
625LETTER FROM THOMAS GARRETT (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
1320CHAPTER VIII
626LETTER FROM MISS G.A. LEWIS (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
1321CHAPTER IX HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
627LETTER FROM E.L. STEVENS
1322INTRODUCTION
628LETTER FROM S.H. GAY, ESQ., EX-EDITOR OF THE ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1323CHAPTER I WHAT IS SOUTHERN SLAVERY, AND WHO ARE SLAVES
629LETTER FROM JOHN H. HILL, A FUGITIVE, APPEALING IN BEHALF OF A POOR SLAVE IN PETERSBURG, VA
1324CHAPTER II METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND SLAVERY
630LETTER FROM J. BIGELOW, ESQ
1325CHAPTER III THE CONFERENCE REPORT
631LETTER FROM HAM & EGGS, SLAVE (U.G.R.R. AG'T)
1326CHAPTER IV THE MISCHIEVOUS COLT
632LETTER FROM REV H. WILSON (U.G.R.R. AG'T)
1327CHAPTER V ABOLITIONIST
633LETTER FROM SHERIDAN FORD, IN DISTRESS
1328CHAPTER VI LOVE OF MILITARY TITLES
634LETTER FROM E.F. PENNYPACKER (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
1329CHAPTER VII GOING IN DEBT
635LETTER FROM JOS. C. BUSTILL (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
1330CHAPTER VIII AUNT PHILLIS
636LETTER FROM A SLAVE SECRETED IN RICHMOND
1331CHAPTER IX POPULAR PREACHERS IN THE SOUTH
637LETTER FROM G.S. NELSON (U.G.R.R. DEPOT)
1332CHAPTER X RUM AND SLAVERY
638LETTER FROM JOHN THOMPSON
1333CHAPTER XI THE WICKED SLAVE
639LETTER FROM "WM. PENN" (OF THE BAR)
1334CHAPTER XII THE FOREIGN SLAVE-TRADE
640LETTER FROM MISS THEODOCIA GILBERT
1335CHAPTER XIII THE GREAT AMERICAN REPUBLIC
641WILLIAM PEEL, ALIAS WILLIAM BOX PEEL JONES ARRIVED PER ERRICSON LINE OF STEAMERS, WRAPPED IN STRAW AND BOXED UP, APRIL, 1859
1336CHAPTER XIV TOBACCO AND SLAVERY
642DEATH OF ROMULUS HALL — NEW NAME GEORGE WEEMS
1337CHAPTER XV SLAVERY AND NOVELS
643JAMES MERCER, WM. H. GILLIAM, AND JOHN CLAYTON STOWED AWAY IN A HOT BERTH
1338CHAPTER XVI THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE
644LETTER FROM MRS. L.E. WHITE
1339CHAPTER XVII SLAVERY AND WHITE LABOR
645LETTER FROM WILLIAM HENRY GILLIAM
1340CHAPTER XVIII MARYLAND HOSPITALITY
646JAMES MERCER'S LETTER
1341CHAPTER XIX PERSONAL INCIDENTS
647JOHN H. HILL'S LETTER
1342CHAPTER XX THE FOURTH OF JULY
648CLARISSA DAVIS ARRIVED DRESSED IN MALE ATTIRE
1343CHAPTER XXI A DYING BABE IN JAIL
649ANTHONY BLOW, ALIAS HENRY LEVISON SECRETED TEN MONTHS BEFORE STARTING — EIGHT DAYS STOWED AWAY ON A STEAMER BOUND FOR PHILADELPHIA
1344APPENDIX TESTIMONY OF JOHN WESLEY AGAINST SLAVERY
650PERRY JOHNSON, OF ELKTON, MARYLAND EYE KNOCKED OUT, ETC
1345Life, Last Words and Dying Speech of Stephen Smith, a Black Man, Who Was Executed at Boston for Burglary
651ISAAC FORMAN, WILLIAM DAVIS, AND WILLIS REDICK HEARTS FULL OF JOY FOR FREEDOM — VERY ANXIOUS FOR WIVES IN SLAVERY
1346Report of the Proceedings at the Examination of Charles G. Davis, Esq., on the Charge of Aiding and Abetting in the Rescue of a Fugitive Slave
652EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM ISAAC FORMAN
1347REPORT (pt. 1)
653WILLIS REDICK
1348REPORT (pt. 2)
654WILLIAM DAVIS
1349Act of Congress of 1850
655JOSEPH HENRY CAMP THE AUCTION BLOCK IS DEFEATED AND A SLAVE TRADER LOSES FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
1350PREFACE
656SHERIDAN FORD SECRETED IN THE WOODS — ESCAPES IN A STEAMER
1351HON. FRED. DOUGLASS'S LETTER
657JOSEPH KNEELAND, ALIAS JOSEPH HULSON
1352THE OFFENSE
658EX-PRESIDENT TYLER'S HOUSEHOLD LOSES AN ARISTOCRATIC "ARTICLE"
1353THE BLACK AND WHITE OF IT
659EDWARD MORGAN, HENRY JOHNSON, JAMES AND STEPHEN BUTLER
1354THE NEW CRY
660HENRY PREDO BROKE JAIL, JUMPED OUT OF THE WINDOW AND MADE HIS ESCAPE
1355THE MALICIOUS AND UNTRUTHFUL WHITE PRESS
661DANIEL HUGHES
1356THE SOUTH'S POSITION
662THOMAS ELLIOTT
1357SELF-HELP
663MARY EPPS, ALIAS EMMA BROWN — JOSEPH AND ROBERT ROBINSON A SLAVE MOTHER LOSES HER SPEECH AT THE SALE OF HER CHILD — BOB ESCAPES FROM HIS MASTER, A TRADER, WITH $1500 IN NORTH CAROLINA MONEY
1358The Duty of Disobedience to the Fugitive Slave Act: An Appeal to the Legislators of Massachusetts (Lydia Maria Child)
664GEORGE SOLOMON, DANIEL NEALL, BENJAMIN R. FLETCHER AND MARIA DORSEY
1359APPEAL TO THE LEGISLATORS OF MASSACHUSETTS
665HENRY BOX BROWN ARRIVED BY ADAMS' EXPRESS
1360APPEAL TO THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT
666TRIAL OF THE EMANCIPATORS OF COL. J.H. WHEELER'S SLAVES, JANE JOHNSON AND HER TWO LITTLE BOYS
1361TESTIMONIES AGAINST THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT
667THE ARRIVALS OF A SINGLE MONTH SIXTY PASSENGERS CAME IN ONE MONTH — TWENTY-EIGHT IN ONE ARRIVAL — GREAT PANIC AND INDIGNATION MEETING — INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE FROM MASTERS AND FUGITIVES
1362VERMONT PERSONAL LIBERTY LAW
668SAMUEL PATTISON'S LETTER
1363Emancipation Proclamation
669INTERESTING LETTER FROM ISRAEL
1364Emancipation Proclamation (January 1, 1863)
670LETTER FROM JOHN AUGUSTA
1365PROCLAMATION 93
671LETTER FROM MISS G. LEWIS ABOUT A PORTION OF THE SAME "MEMORABLE TWENTY-EIGHT"
1366PROCLAMATION 93- Changed by William Seward
672A SLAVE GIRL'S NARRATIVE CORDELIA LONEY, SLAVE OF MRS. JOSEPH CAHELL (WIDOW OF THE LATE HON. JOSEPH CAHELL, OF VA.), OF FREDERICKSBURG, VA. — CORDELIA'S ESCAPE FROM HER MISTRESS IN PHILADELPHIA
1367PROCLAMATION 95
673ARRIVAL OF JACKSON, ISAAC AND EDMONDSON TURNER FROM PETERSBURG TOUCHING SCENE ON MEETING THEIR OLD BLIND FATHER AT THE U.G.R.R. DEPOT
1368Gettysburg Address
674ROBERT BROWN, ALIAS THOMAS JONES CROSSING THE RIVER ON HORSEBACK IN THE NIGHT
1369Civil Rights Legislation
675ANTHONY LONEY, ALIAS WILLIAM ARMSTEAD
1370Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1865)
676CORNELIUS SCOTT
1371An Act
677SAMUEL WILLIAMS, ALIAS JOHN WILLIAMS
1372SECTION II
678BARNABY GRIGBY, ALIAS JOHN BOYER, AND MARY ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE; FRANK WANZER, ALIAS ROBERT SCOTT; EMILY FOSTER, ALIAS ANN WOOD (TWO OTHERS WHO STARTED WITH THEM WERE CAPTURED)
1373SECTION III
679WILLIAM JORDON, ALIAS WILLIAM PRICE
1374SECTION IV
680JOSEPH GRANT AND JOHN SPEAKS TWO PASSENGERS ON THE UNDERGROUND RAIL ROAD, VIA LIVERPOOL
1375SECTION V
681WILLIAM N. TAYLOR
1376SECTION VI
682LOUISA BROWN
1377SECTION VII
683JACOB WATERS AND ALFRED GOULDEN
1378SECTION VIII
684ARRIVAL FROM BALTIMORE JEFFERSON PIPKINS, ALIAS DAVID JONES, LOUISA PIPKINS, ELIZABETH BRIT, HARRIET BROWN, ALIAS JANE WOOTON, GRACY MURRY, ALIAS SOPHIA SIMS, EDWARD WILLIAMS, ALIAS HENRY JOHNSON, CHAS. LEE, ALIAS THOMAS BUSHIER
1379SECTION IX
685SEVERAL ARRIVALS FROM DIFFERENT PLACES
1380SECTION X
686ARRIVAL FROM RICHMOND JEREMIAH W. SMITH AND WIFE JULIA
1381PRESIDENTIAL VETO
687EIGHT ARRIVALS: JAMES MASSEY, PERRY HENRY TRUSTY, GEORGE RHOADS, JAMES RHOADS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, SARAH ELIZABETH RHOADS AND CHILD, MARY ELIZABETH STEVENSON
1382VETO OVERRIDE
688CHARLES THOMPSON, CARRIER OF "THE NATIONAL AMERICAN," OFF FOR CANADA
1383Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1868)
689BLOOD FLOWED FREELY ABRAM GALLOWAY AND RICHARD EDEN, TWO PASSENGERS SECRETED IN A VESSEL LOADED WITH SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. SHROUDS PREPARED TO PREVENT BEING SMOKED TO DEATH
1384Reconstruction Acts (1867-1868)
690JOHN PETTIFOOT
1385ACT OF MARCH 2, 1867
691EMANUEL T. WHITE
1386ACT OF MARCH 23, 1867
692THE ESCAPE OF A CHILD FOURTEEN MONTHS OLD
1387ACT OF JULY 19, 1867
693ESCAPE OF A YOUNG SLAVE MOTHER LEFT HER LITTLE BABY-BOY, LITTLE GIRL AND HUSBAND BEHIND
1388MARCH 11, 1868
694SAMUEL W. JOHNSON ARRIVAL FROM THE "DAILY DISPATCH" OFFICE
1389Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1870)
695FAMILY FROM BALTIMORE
