No Union with Slaveholders!

Pro-Slavery Mobs

The Legislature and Free Speech

Garrison’s illness

Send in the Petitions

Slave trading

Mobocracy at Westfield

Editor’s illness

Secession Meetings

Thirty Years Completed

Secession Agreed Upon

Extraordinary Scenes for a New England Sabbath

Notes on the Tremont Temple Mob

Mobocratic Assault on Anti-Slavery Meeting in Boston

Inauguration of the Rebellion

Meeting on Behalf of Indians

No Slave-Hunting in Massachusetts

Presidential and State Elections

Foreign Slave Trade a Blessing

The Boston Mob of 1835

The Cause in Vermont

Letter from George Thompson

Limitations of Church Anti-Slavery

Colored Scholars in the Boston Schools

Abolitionists hung, in Texas

Boston Tract Society and Slavery

From the Slaving Fleet

Celebration at North Elba (John Brown)

Infamous Outrage in Illinois

Independence Day, Garrison on Republican Party

Woman’s Rights Meetings (Harriet Tubman)

Colored Citizens Tribute to Parker and Sumner

Cassius Clay and Free Speech

Farewell Words of Theodore Parker

Liberator EXTRA

Meeting of Colored Citizens

Church Anti-Slavery Society

Political Anti-Slavery Convention

Theodore Parker

Death of Theodore Parker

The Republican National Platform

Free Speech, the Democratic Party

New office of Liberator

The Horrible Coolie Trade

Daniel O’Connell on American Slavery

Attempt to Arrest F. B. Sanborn

Congregational Fraternization with Slaveholders

Personal Liberty Laws

Petitions Against Slave-Hunting in Massachusetts

Honors Paid to John Brown in Hayti