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Preface ix
Acknowledgments xiii
Narratives 1
From Moral Suasion to Political Confrontation: American Abolitionists and the Problem of Resistance, 1831-1861 3
Contexts 33
Modernizing "Difference": The Political Meanings of Color in the Free States, 1776-1840 35
Commitments 59
The Roberts Case, the Easton Family, and the Dynamics of the Abolitionist Movement in Massachusetts, 1776-1870: (co-authored with George R. Price) 61
William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, and the Symmetry of Autobiography: Charisma and the Character of Abolitionist Leadership 89
Consequences 111
Joshua Giddings, Antislavery Violence, and the Politics of Congressional Honor 113
The Orator and the Insurrectionist 139
The New Haven Negro College and the Dynamics of Race in New England, 1776-1870 172
Reconsidering the Abolitionists in an Age of Fundamentalist Politics 203
Index 227
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