Lyman Beecher's Long Road to Conservative Abolitionism

Lyman Beecher's approach to antislavery reform has received remarkably little attention from historians. No thorough study has been made of his attitudes toward chattel slavery, the methods he advanced to ameliorate or eradicate it, and his feelings toward free blacks and their future in America. The interpretations that have been proposed have been deficient in design, superficial in exposition and misleading in conclusion

Abolitionism · Aesthetics · Art · Exposition (narrative) · Feeling · Literature · Political science · Politics · American Constitutional Law and Politics · American History and Culture · History · Law · Psychology · Race, History, and American Society · Social Psychology

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  Donald G Mathews, Andrew Murray et al.•The American Historical Review•1968

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• The African Colonization Movement 1816–1865

  P J Staudenraus•The African Colonization Movement…•1961

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• The Black Image in the White Mind

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• Leonard Bacon

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• North of Slavery

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• Letters of James Gillespie Birney, 1831-1857

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• Some Themes of Counter-Subversion

  David Brion Davis•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1960

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• Modern Revivalism

  Henry Lee Swint, William G Mcloughlin•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1959

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• Gentlemen of Property and Standing

  Edward Pessen, Leonard L Richards•The Journal of Southern History•1970

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• Righteous Empire

  Bertram Wyatt-Brown, Bertram Wyatt‐brown et al.•The Journal of Southern History•1972

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• Means and Ends in American Abolitionism

  Gordon E Finnie, Aileen S Kraditor•The Journal of Southern History•1969

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• The Evangelical Mind and the New School Presbyterian Experience

  Sidney E Mead, George M Marsden•Journal of American History•1971

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• Righteous Empire

  Robert T Handy, Martin E Marty•Journal of American History•1971

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• Presbyterians and the Negro--A History

  Robert Moats Miller, Andrew Murray et al.•Journal of American History•1967

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• Lewis Tappan and the Evangelical War Against Slavery

  Larry Gara, Bertram Wyatt-Brown et al.•Journal of American History•1969

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• Prelude to Abolitionism

  Bertram Wyatt-Brown, Bertram Wyatt‐brown•Journal of American History•1971

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• The Black Image in the White Mind

  David H Fowler, David Fowler et al.•Journal of American History•1974

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• Gentlemen of Property and Standing

  Eugene H Berwanger, Leonard L Richards•Journal of American History•1970

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• North of Slavery

  Richard Bardolph, Leon F Litwack•The American Historical Review•1962

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• Modern Revivalism

  Russell R Dynes, William G Mcloughlin•American Sociological Review•1959

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• The Biblical Anti-Slavery Argument of the Decade 1830-1840

  Caroline L Shanks•The Journal of Negro History•1931

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• Some Ideological Functions of Prejudice in Ante-Bellum America

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• Lewis Tappan and the Evangelical War against Slavery

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• The Politics of the Universe

  Robert L Watson, Robert Merideth•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1969

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