The Lost Lectures of C. Vann Woodward by C. Vann Woodward

Author:C. Vann Woodward [Woodward, C. Vann]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: history, Military, United States, Civil War Period (1850-1877), Americas (North; Central; South; West Indies)
ISBN: 9780190863951
Google: fJr5DwAAQBAJ
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2020-11-15T00:30:32.853551+00:00

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11.Charles Beecher (ed.), Autobiography, Correspondence, etc., of Lyman Beecher, D.D. (New York, 1874), II, 313.

12.William Birney, James G. Birney, 105–7.

13.Ibid., 107–10.

14.Thomas, Weld, 33; Fladeland, Birney, 52–53.

15.Weld to Birney, July 24 and September 27, 1832, in Dumond, Birney Letters, 13, 27.

16.“The Journal of Cyrus P. Bradley,” Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly, XV, 218–22.

17.Robert S. Fletcher, A History of Oberlin College (Oberlin, 1943), I, 44–53.

18.Ibid., 52–53.

19.Henry B. Stanton to Theodore Weld, August 4, 1832, Weld-Grimke Letters, 85.

20.Fletcher, History of Oberlin, 54–55.

21.Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, II, 321.

22.Fletcher, History of Oberlin, 56–57.

23.Weld quoted in Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, 314–15.

24.Weld to Birney, September 27, 1832, in Weld-Grimke Letters, 27.

25.Thomas, Theodore Weld, 49; Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, II, 314; H. B. Stanton, E. Weed., S. W. Streeter, and C. Waterbury to Weld, August 2, 1832, Weld-Grimke Letters, 78-90.

26.Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, II, 289

27.Ibid., 321.

28.Weld to a Member of his Family, June, 1833, Weld-Grimke Letters, 109–12.

29.Weld to Birney, September 27, 1832, ibid., 27.

30.Thomas, Theodore Weld, 50–51.

31.[Ibid.]

32.Weld's "Commission" is found in Elizur Wright, Jr., to Weld, December 31, 1833, in Weld-Grimke Letters, 124–25.

33.Lyman Beecher to Arthur Tappan, April 23, 1833, in Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, II, 323.

34.Weld to Arthur Tappan, Joshua Leavitt, and Elizur Wright, Jr., November 22, 1833, Weld-Grimke Letters, 124–25.

35.[Ibid.]

36.Weld to Louis Tappan, March 18, 1834, Weld-Grimke Letters, 132.

37.Ibid.

38.Angelina Grimke to Sarah Douglass, April 3, 1837, in Weld-Grimke Papers, Clements Library.

39.Quoted in Beecher, Autobiography of Lyman Beecher, II, 322.

40.Weld to Louis Tappan, March 18, 1834, Weld-Grimke Letters, 132.

41.Weld to James Hall, editor of Western Monthly Magazine, May 20, 1834, ibid., 138–39.

42.Henry B. Stanton in New York Emancipator, March 25, 1834.

43.Augustus Wattles in New York Emancipator, April 22, 1834.

44.Ibid.

45.Stanton in New York Emancipator, March 25, 1834.

46.Ibid.

47.Ibid.

48.Thome quoted in New York Emancipator, May 13, 1834.

49.Boston Liberator, April 15, 1834.

50.Stanton in New York Emancipator, March 25, 1834.

51.Weld to Louis Tappan, March 18, 1834; Weld to James Hall, editor of Western Monthly Magazine, about May 20, 1834, Weld-Grimke Letters, 132–35, 137–46; A Statement of the Reasons Which Induced the Students of Lane Seminary to Dissolve Their Connection with That Institution (Cincinnati, 1834).

52.New York Emancipator, April 22, 1834.

53.Weld to James Hall, about May 20, 1834, Weld-Grimke Letters, 141.

54.New York Emancipator, May 13, 1834; Debate at the Lane Seminary, Cincinnati. Speech of James A. Thome of Kentucky Delivered at the Annual Meeting of the American Anti-Slavery Society, May 6, 1834 (Boston, 1834).

55.Elizur Wright to Weld, June 10, 1834, in Weld-Grimke Letters, 149–50.

56.James G. Birney to Ralph R. Gurley, August 23, 1832, Birney Letters, 23.

57.Id. to id., July 12, 1833, ibid., 11.

58.Id. to id., April 13, 1833, ibid., 71.

59.Id. to id., October 13, 1833, ibid., 33.

60.Birney to Messrs. Phelan and Woodwon, August 14, 1833, in Huntsville (Ala.,) Democrat, August 15, 1833.

61.Birney, "The Colonization of Freed Colored People," No. 2, in ibid., May 23, 1833.

62.Birney to Gurly, December 27, 1832, Birney Letters, 50.

63.Birney, "The Colonization of Freed Colored People," Nos. 5, 10, and 12, in the Huntsville Democrat, June 13, July 11, 25, 1833.

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