s of the Slave shall be broken, and
this country redeemed from the sin and the curse of Slavery.

On behalf of the Rochester Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society.

[Illustration: (signature) Julia Griffiths]

_Sec'y._

ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Contents.

Subject Author PAGE

INTRODUCTION (The Colored People's
"Industrial College") _Prof. C. L. Reason_ 11

Massacre at Blount's Fort _Hon. J. R. Giddings_ 14

The Fugitive Slave Act _Hon. Wm. Jay_ 27

The Size of Souls _Antoinette L. Brown_ 41

Vincent Oge _George B. Vashon_ 44

The Law of Liberty _Rev. Dr. Wm. Marsh_ 61

The Swiftness of Time in God _Theodore Parker_ 63

Visit of a Fugitive Slave to the
Grave of Wilberforce _Wm. Wells Brown_ 70

Narrative of Albert and Mary _Dr. W. H. Brisbane_ 77

Toil and Trust _Hon. Chas. F. Adams_ 128

Friendship for the Slave is
Friendship for the Master _Jacob Abbott_ 134

Christine _Anne P. Adams_ 139

The Intellectual, Moral, and
Spiritual Condition of the
Slave _J. M. Langston_ 147

The Bible _versus_ Slavery _Rev. Dr. Willis_ 151

The Work Goes Bravely on _W. J. Watkins_ 156

Slaveholding not a Misfortune
but a Crime _Rev Win Brock_ 158

The Illegality of Slaveholding _Rev. W. Goodell_ 159

"Ore Perennius" _David Paul Brown_ 160

The Mission of America _John S. C. Abbott_ 161

Disfellowshipping the Slaveholder _Lewis Tappan_ 163

A Leaf from my Scrap Book _Wm. J. Wilson_ 165

Who is my Neighbor _Rev. Thos. Starr King_ 174

Consolation for the Slave _Dr. S. Willard_ 175

The Key _Dr. S. Willard_ 177

The True Mission of Liberty _Dr. W. Elder_ 178

The True Spirit of Reform _Mary Willard_ 180

A Welcome to Mrs. H. B. Stowe, on
her return from Europ