Quakers and Abolition by Brycchan Carey

Author:Brycchan Carey
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 2014-06-15T00:00:00+00:00

NOTES

Ira Berlin, “American Slavery in History and Memory,” in Slavery, Resistance, Freedom, ed. Gabor Boritt and Scott Hancock (New York: Oxford University Press, 2007), 8.

1. Samuel Ringgold Ward, Autobiography of a Fugitive Negro (London: John Snow, 1855), 22.

2. Census figures derived from Historical Census Browser. University of Virginia, Geospatial and Statistical Data Center. Available at: http:mapserver.lib.virginia.edu/ collections.

3. Dennis Rizzo, Parallel Communities: The Underground Railroad in South Jersey (Charleston: History Press, 2008), 81–94; Emma Marie Trusty, The Underground Railroad Ties that Bound Unveiled (Philadelphia: Amed Literary, 1999), 142–62; Christopher P. Barton, “Antebellum African-American Settlements in Southern New Jersey,” African Diaspora Archaeology Network Newsletter, December 2009. Available at: http://www.diaspora.illinois.edu/news1209/news1209–4.pdf.

4. Henry Highland Garnet, Memorial Discourse (Philadelphia: Joseph M. Wilson, 1865), 17–20.

5. Trusty, Underground Railroad Ties, 234–64.

6. Garnet, Memorial Discourse, 25.

7. The Mitchell kidnapping story is based on contemporary newspaper accounts. See “Alleged Case of Abduction,” Baltimore Sun, August 24, 1849; “Daring Outrage,” Cummings’ Telegraphic Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia), August 25, 1849; “A Slave Case,” Daily Republican and Argus (Baltimore), August 24, 1849; “The Slave Case,” Baltimore Sun, August 25, 1849; “A Mistake,” Baltimore Sun, August 25, 1849; “Slave Case,” American and Commercial Advertiser (Baltimore), August 25, 1849; “Baltimore, Friday, Aug. 24—AM,” New-York Daily Tribune, August 25, 1849; “Baltimore, Friday, Aug. 24—A.M.,” Liberator (Boston), August 31, 1849; “The Slave Case,” Daily Republican and Argus (Baltimore), Saturday evening, August 25, 1849; “Discharged from Custody,” American and Commercial Advertiser (Baltimore), August 27, 1849; “The Case of Martin,” Baltimore Sun, August 27, 1849; “Arrest of a Slave-Excitement,” Village Record (West Chester, Pa.), August 28, 1849; “The Slave Kidnapping Case,” New-York Daily Tribune, August 29, 1849; “The Baltimore Abduction Case—An Authentic Statement of the Facts,” New-York Daily Tribune, August 29, 1849; “Slave Case,” Daily Republican and Argus (Baltimore), August 29, 1849; “More Kidnapping in Pennsylvania,” Pennsylvania Freeman (Philadelphia), August 30, 1849; “Letter from Baltimore,” National Era (Washington, D.C), August 30, 1849; “Letter from Baltimore,” North Star (Rochester, N.Y.), September 7, 1849; “Letter from Baltimore,” National Anti-Slavery Standard (New York), August 30, 1849; “Letter from Baltimore, Jeffersonian (West Chester, Pa.), September 4, 1849; “Outrageous Slave Abduction Case,” Blue Hen’s Chickens (Wilmington, Del.), August 31, 1849; “The Slave Case,” Blue Hen’s Chickens (Wilmington, Del.), August 31, 1849; “An Outrageous Case—The Operation of the Slave System,” Liberator (Boston), August 31, 1849; “Officer McCreary, Cecil Whig (Elkton, Md.), September 1, 1849; “The Slave Albert,” Village Record (West Chester, Pa.), September 4, 1849; “Row among the Blacks,” Evening Bulletin (Philadelphia), September 5, 1849; “A Delegation from the Union Anti-Slavery Society …,” Pennsylvania Freeman (Philadelphia), September 6, 1849; “The Chester County Abduction Case,” Pennsylvania Freeman (Philadelphia), September 6, 1849; “Indignation Meeting—Grand Rally!!,” Pennsylvania Freeman (Philadelphia), September 6, 1849; “The Following Account of the Seizure of Thomas Mitchell …,” Friends Weekly Intelligencer (Philadelphia), September 8, 1849; “We Publish in Another Part of this Paper …,” Friends Weekly Intelligencer (Philadelphia), September 8, 1849; “Excitement in Chester County,” Cecil Democrat (Elkton, Maryland), September 9, 1849; “Indignation Meeting,” Village Record (West Chester, Pa.), September 11, 1849; Davis, George B., “Scraps from the County, No.

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