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4 connected korrents · 2 moments from 24 Mar 1789 to 15 Nov 1844.

Same subjectSame subjectSame subjectSame subject Read this korrent: Abolitionists who felt the slave's wrongs were blind to the equal legal wrongs of their own mothers, wives and sisters Abolitionists who felt the slave's wrongswere blind to the equal legal wrongs oftheir own mothers, wives and sisters ES Elizabeth Cady Stanton — holds since c. 1898 — tap for who they are Same subject: Because women do not hold property on equal terms with men, their cause may well be pleaded by a party like the anti-slavery one — tap to centre the map on it Because women do not hold propertyon equal terms with men, their causemay well be pleaded by a party likethe anti-slavery one Last stated 182 years ago 15 Nov 1844 MF Margaret Fuller — holds since 1844-11-15 — tap for who they are Same subject: The slave trade hardens the people who deal in it; slave dealers are not born worse than other men — tap to centre the map on it The slave trade hardens the peoplewho deal in it; slave dealers arenot born worse than other men Last stated 238 years ago 24 Mar 1789 OE Olaudah Equiano — holds since 1789-03-24 — tap for who they are Same subject: The slave trade violates the first natural right of mankind, equality and independence — tap to centre the map on it The slave trade violates the firstnatural right of mankind, equalityand independence Last stated 238 years ago 24 Mar 1789 OE Olaudah Equiano — holds since 1789-03-24 — tap for who they are Same subject: Christians who sell enslaved families apart betray their own rule to do unto others as they would be done by — tap to centre the map on it Christians who sell enslavedfamilies apart betray their own ruleto do unto others as they would bedone by Last stated 238 years ago 24 Mar 1789 OE Olaudah Equiano — holds since 1789-03-24 — tap for who they are
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At the centre Abolitionists who felt the slave's wrongs were blind to the equal legal wrongs of their own mothers, wives and sisters Last stated c. 1898 Holds Elizabeth Cady Stanton Read this korrent →