Moss, Mary and Helen, 24

New-England kept in check by jealousy of the Slave States, 114

North and South, 31

Ohio and Kentucky, 86

Offences punished in Slaves, 61

Park, Mungo, 177

Pauperism, comparative in West Indies, 90

Petitions, 216

Pinckney, Charles, 108

Political power of Slave States, 111

Portuguese, 7, 48, 54

Prejudice against color almost unknown in other countries, 135, 208

Prejudice cherished by Colonization, 133

Prejudice, instances of, 198 to 209

Quakers, 213

Religious privileges of Slaves, 57

Roane, Mr. 139

Roman Slaves, 47, 54, 55

Runaways, 62, 71

Sectional dislike, 121

Slave Trade, beginning of, 7

Slave Ship, description of, 12

Slave Trade, cruelties of, 17

Slave Trade defended in House of Commons, 19

Slave Trade sanctioned by Constitution of the United States for
twenty years, 36

Slave cut in pieces, 26

Slave Codes, different degrees of mildness, 39

Slavery, hereditary and perpetual, 42

Slaves cannot own property, 46, 71

Slaves considered as chattels, 45

Slaves in Africa, 48

Slaves never allowed to resist, 52

Slaves in U. S. cannot redeem themselves, 53

Slaves unprotected in domestic relations, 54

Slave Representation, 105

Slavery veiled in the Constitution, 106

Son, who murdered his father to obtain freedom, 23

Southerners do not desire the abolition of Slavery, 100

Southerner, conversation with, 139

Spanish Slaves, 7, 48, 54, 56

St. Domingo, 86

Sutcliff's Travels, 81

Toussaint L'Ouverture, 166

Turkey, 56

Union, 119

Washington's Slaves, 96

Washington had doubts, 107

Wirt, William, 102

Wright, Gov. of Maryland, 106

Zhinga, 154

Transcriber's Note

This ebook retains the spelling variations and inconsistencies of the
original document. Where corrections to quotation marks seemed necessary,
changes were made, as detailed below. However, quotation-mark usage in
this text is variable. Some quoted passages have end-quotes after each
paragraph; some after only the final paragraph quoted. This style matches
that of the original document published in 1836.

The following typographical corrections have been made to this text:

Title Page: Added missing quotation marks (Our brethren!")

P. 7: Added missing end punctuation (Wordsworth.)

P. 9: Changed igenuity to ingenuity