Liberators: Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery Important Terms: Second Great Awakening “Ten Nights in a Barroom and What I Saw There” William Lloyd Garrison.

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Liberators: Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery Important Terms: Second Great Awakening “Ten Nights in a Barroom and What I Saw There” William Lloyd Garrison The “Liberator” Tappan Brothers Liberty Party Elijah P. Lovejoy Free Speech/Gag Rule Frederick Douglass North Star Martin Delaney David Walker

Liberators: Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery Origins of Abolitionism: The “Reform Impulse” Conditions and Precedents Temperance Varieties of Anti-Slavery Campaign to end the slave trade American Colonization Society Free Soil Movement The Abolitionist Crusade American Anti-Slavery Society (1833) Immediate, Uncompensated Emancipation without Colonization Moral Suasion Black Abolitionists Speakers and Radicals

Gallery on Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery Camp Meeting“Tree of Life”

William Lloyd Garrison Liberator front page

Moral Map of the United States The Slave’s Friend

Frederick Douglass The North Star

Martin Delaney

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