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LINES, WRITTEN FOR THE MEETING OF THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY

AT CHATHAM STREET CHAPEL, N. Y., 1834,..

LINES, WRITTEN FOR THE CELEBRATION OF THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY

OF BRITISH EMANCIPATION, 1837,.

LINES, WRITTEN ON READING Gov. RITNER'S MESSAGE OF 1836,.
LINES, WRITTEN ON READING THE FAMOUS "PASTORAL LETTER" OF

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THE MASS. GENERAL ASSOCIATION, 1837, ·

LINES, WRITTEN IN THE BOOK of a Friend,

MASSACHUSETTS TO VIRGINIA,

NEW HAMPSHIRE. - 1845,

SONG OF THE FREE,..

STANZAS. OUR COUNTRYMEN IN CHAINS,

STANZAS FOR THE TIMES-1844,·

STANZAS FOR THE TIMES,..

TEXAS. VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND,

THE BRANDED HAND,

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€ 141

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THE CHRISTIAN SLAVE,

THE FAREWELL OF A VIRGINIA SLAVE MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTERS

THE NEW YEAR: Addressed to the PATRONS OF THE Pennsylvania

THE WORLD'S CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS OF EMANCIPATION, held

TO MASSACHUSETTS. WRITTEN DURING THE PENDING OF THE TEXAS

FORGIVENESS,

HAMPTON BEACH,

HYMNS. FROM THE FRENCH OF LAMARTINE,

LEGGETT'S Monument, ·

EXTRACT FROM "A NEW ENgland Legend,”

EZEKIEL CHAP. XXXIII., 30-33,

FOLLEN. ON READING HIS ESSAY ON THE "FUTURE STATE,"

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LINES, ACCOMPANYING MANUSCRIPTS PRESENTED TO A FRIEND,....... 337

LINES, WRITTEN ON READING

SEVERAL PAMPHLETS PUBLISHED BY

CLERGYMEN AGAINST THE ABOLITION OF THE GALLOWS,...

LINES, WRITTEN ON HEARING OF THE DEATH OF SILAS WRight, of

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THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE. A FREE PARAPHRASE OF THE GERMAN,.. 262

TO A FRIEND, ON HER RETURN FROM EUROPE .

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LINES, ON THE DEATH OF S. OLIVER TORREY, SECRETARY OF THE

BOSTON YOUNG MEN'S ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY,.

LUCY HOOPER,⚫

TO MY FRIEND, ON THE DEATH OF HIS SISTER,⚫

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TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES B. Storrs, late President of West-
ERN RESERVE COLLEGE,

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THE NORSEMEN,

ENGRAVED BY J. ANDREWS AND J. DUTHIE.

"Onward they glide-and now I view

Their iron-armed and stalwart crew."

BRIDAL OF PENNACOOK,

ENGRAVED BY A. C. WARREN.

"On that strong turbid water, a small boat
Guided by one weak hand was seen to float."

Page 29.

THE PENITENT,

ENGRAVED BY D. L. GLOVER.

"Two forms are now in that chapel dim,
The Jesuit, silent and sad and pale,
Anxiously heeding some fearful tale,
Which a stranger is telling him.”

Mogg Megone, Page 55.

Page 62.

MOGG MEGONE,

ENGRAVED BY J. ANDREWS AND J. DUTHIE.

"I only saw that victim's smile

The still, green places where we met

VOICES OF FREEDOM,

ENGRAVED BY A. C. WARREN.

Page 121.

"The blast which Freedom's Angel blew

O'er her green Islands, echoes through

Each valley of our forest land."