
Length2h 36m
About this audiobook
The Liberty Minstrel by George Washington Clark is a collection of abolitionist songs and poems advocating for the end of slavery. Published in the 19th century, it reflects the spirit of the anti-slavery movement, using music and verse to inspire change and promote freedom.
Audiobook details
GenrePoetry
Length2 hrs 36 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 1, 1844
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
26The Bereaved Mother
2The Liberty Minstrel
27Heard Ye That Cry
3What Means That Sad And Dismal Look?
28Sleep On My Child
4The Slave Boy’s Wish
29Zaza-the Female Slave
5The Bereaved Father
30Prayer For The Slave
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6Slave Girl Mourning Her Father
31Remembering That God Is Just
7The Slave And Her Babe
32The Fugitive
8The Negro’s Appeal
33Am I Not A Man And Brother?
9Negro Boy Sold For A Watch
34Am I Not A Sister?
10I Am Monarch Of Nought I Survey
35Ye Heralds Of Freedom
11The Afric’s Dream
36I Would Not Live Alway
12Song Of The Coffle Gang
37Our Pilgrim Fathers
13Hark! I Hear A Sound Of Anguish
38Stanzas For The Times
14Brothers Be Brave For The Pining Slave
39To Those I Love
15The Quadroon Maiden
40We’re Coming! We’re Coming!
16Domestic Bliss
41Rouse Up, New England
17O Pity The Slave Mother
42Rise, Freemen, Rise
18How Long! O! How Long!
43Remember Me
19The Fugitive Slave To The Christian
44A Beacon Has Been Lighted
20The Strength Of Tyranny
45Our Countrymen In Chains
21The Blind Slave Boy
46Myron Holley
22Slave’s Wrongs
47Voice Of New England Against Slavery
23My Child Is Gone
48The Clarion Of Freedom
24Comfort In Affliction
49Strike For Liberty
25The Poor Little Slave
50On To Victory