UNCLE TOM'S CABIN

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Judge
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Decision
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Testimonyas
Dr.
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Imprisonment
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CHAPTER I. " Introduction p. 5
defence of
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slavery. Baltimore Sun on
Biblical defence of
CHAPTER II. 5
slavery. Specimen of proslaverypreaching.
Author's experience. Trader's letter. Kephart's
examination. of human
CHAPTER X. 39
beings.
classes of traders.
No test of character required in a master. Mr.
Dickey'saccount in "Slaveryas It Is." "Working
CHAPTER III. "Me. and Mrs. Shelby 8
up slaves." from Mr. Weld's
Account of a well-regulatedplantation. Extract book. Agricultural society's testimony.
from Ingraham.
James G. Birney's do. Clay's do.
CHAPTER IV." George Harris 13
Samuel Blackwell's. Demming's. Dr.
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Channing's. Rev. Mr. Barrows'. C. C.
Advertisements. Clark. Banton.
Jones'. of severe labor on
Storyof Lewis' sister. sugar plantations.
Mr. Nelson's story."
Ingraham's testimony."
Frederick Josiah Henson's account
Douglas."
Periodical pressure of labor in the cotton season.
of the sale of his mother and her children. Recent
of a cotton-driver,publishedin the
incident in Boston. for
FairfieldHerald. to slave-dwellings.
dead or alive.
Stephen E. Mr. George
Maltby."
CHAPTER V. "
21 Avery." William Ladd, Esq." Rev. Joseph M.
Author's experience. Historyof a slave-girl Sadd, Mr. Esq." George W. Rev.
Westgate."
C. C. Jones. from recent letter from
her escape.
a friend travelling the South. with
CHAPTER VI." Uncle Tom 23 relation to the food of the slaves. Professor
Similar case. Ingraham'sanecdotes.
Virginiafamily servant.
BishopMeade's remarks. Upshur's servant.
CHAPTER XI. Incidents
in Brunswick, Me. of
of Lawful
Trade 47
Josiah Henson. Tom's vision. " Similar
facts. of a Boston Instance of the Separation mother from her son authenticated.
lady."
the
Southern lady on a plantation. Story of woman to the trader
an
authenticated.
African woman. of old Jacob.
the infant from the
mother verified." Suicide of slaves from grief
CHAPTER VII." Miss Ophelia 30 authenticated. of "John aged 30"
Prejudiceof color in a benevolent lady. from his wife authenticated. of old Prue
Pennington." Influence of this upon slaveholders.
in New Orleans authenticated. of the
Christian socialism. mulatto woman authenticated.
Lawrence.
CHAPTER XII. " 50
CHAPTER VIII. St. Clare 33
Effect of the principle of caste upon children. "
The Northern Marie St. Clare. Southern
Letter from Dr. Pennington." Instance of the
Marie St. Clare. punishment of females.
Southern lady." Storyof the devoted slave.
Howe's account.
CHAPTER XHL" The Quakers 5"i
CHAPTER IX. Clare 35
Trial of Garret and Hunn. " of
Alfred and Augustine St. Clare representatives of Richard Dillingham." Poetryof Whittier.
two classesof men. of Patrick Henry.
Southern men reproving Northern men. Mr. CHAPTER XIV. of St. Clare 59
Mitchell,of Tennessee. Randolph of Roanoke.
Containing various testimony from Southern papers
of a scepticmade by the Bibli-
and men in favor of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
PART
II.
CHAPTER I
dress
p. 67
for personalinjurythat does not produce
Accusations of the New York Courier and
loss of service. " of Cornfute v. Dale. "
Enquirer.
from a letter from Decision with
a gentleman
regard to patrols.
of
in Richmond, Va., containingvarious criticisms North and South Carolina with respectto the assault
on slave-law.
and
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examination and batteryof slaves. in
" Louisiana,
general
conclusion.
by which, if a person injuresa slave,he
may, by paying a certain price, become his
CHAPTER II. "What is Slavery? 70
owner. in
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Louisiana, Berard v. Berard,
establishingthe principlethat by no
Definitions from civil code of Louisiana. " From
laws of South Carolina. " of Judge mode of suit, direct or indirect,can a slave obtain
tRuffin.
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absolute Do not
redress
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for ill-treatment. of Jennings
despotism."
admit of humane decisions." Designedonly for
v. Fundeburg. for
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killingnegroes. "
the security of the master, with no regardfor the Also Richardson v. Dukes for the same.
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Recognition
welfare of the slave. Ruffin. "
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re-
of the factthat many persons, by withhold-