Angelina Emily Grimké: “Why, the South ought to pour out her treasure, to support Anti-Slavery agents, and print Anti-Slavery papers and…”

My hope is, that men who denounce now, will at length reason.

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…

So far from it, that I have invariably heard those who understood the principles of the Anti-Slavery Society best, deny that it was a duty to go to the South, not because they would be killed, but because the North was guilty, and…

Instead of being in love with the virtue exhibited by the individual, because it is virtue, he is delighted with the personal convenience he experiences from the exercise of that virtue.