Category: <span>Beecher, Henry Ward</span>

October 11, 1850 “We solemnly appeal to Christians of every name, to all sober and humane men, unwrenched by party feelings, to all that love man, to behold and ponder…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1850 Beecher, Henry Ward

January 7, 1853 As he begins the twenty-third volume of the paper, Garrison includes here one letter from a person who cancels his subscription, and two new subscriptions.  One of…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1853 Beecher, Henry Ward Liberator

June 2, 1854 The Washington Sentinel, referring to an offer which has been extended for Henry Ward Beecher to settle in that city: “We know not what pay his Northern…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1854 Beecher, Henry Ward

November 17, 1854 Here is an item which indicates that Beecher has recently, in a lecture, avowed himself “a convert to the doctrine in women’s voting !!!”  He indicated ”…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1854 Beecher, Henry Ward Suffrage Women rights

February 9, 1855 Excerpts from Henry Ward Beecher’s lecture at Broadway Tabernacle (N.Y.) “The struggle between the North and the South is not one of sections, and of parties, but…

1855 Beecher, Henry Ward

1859 Beecher, Henry Ward Parker, Theodore

May 12, 1865 This is a talk delivered by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. He comments on a “first-work” to be done for freed people now that…

1865 Beecher, Henry Ward Suffrage