Angelina Emily Grimké: “Deep reflection, the reading of your excellent publications, and--years of travel in Europe, have made me, what I am now…”

Now it appears to me, so far from her station forbidding all interference to modify the character and conduct of her employer, that that station peculiarly qualifies her for the difficult and delicate task, because nursery maids often know…

The women of the South can overthrow this horrible system of oppression and cruelty, licentiousness and wrong.

I think the abolitionists have done, and are doing a great deal of good, by holding slavery up to the public gaze.

I shall never forget my feelings when the subject was first hit upon in the Evangelist.