This volume contains the "Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the American Anti-slavery Society." A vital historical document, it elucidates the principles, aims, and organizational structure of a pivotal abolitionist organization. The Declaration outlines the society's commitment to the immediate abolition of slavery and the pursuit of equal rights for all people of color. It also details the society's structure, membership guidelines, and governance.
As a primary source from the mid-19th century, this text provides invaluable insight into the arguments, strategies, and moral convictions of the antislavery movement in the United States. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of abolitionism, civil rights, and the struggle for racial equality.
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