...private letter to a friend who was shortly to undergo the strengthening process of being mobbed :— " I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn interest...soon ; it took me by surprise, and I greatly feared abolitionists would be driven back in the first onset, and thrown into confusion. So fearful was I,...

...friend who was shortly to undergo the strengthening pfocp^s of being mobbed : — " I can hardly ex[ is to thee the deep and solemn interest with which I...soon ; it took me by surprise, and I greatly feared abolitionists would be driven back in the first onset, and thrown into confusion. So fearful was I,...

...publish, and which strengthened even the great man's strong heart. We give the greater part of it : — " I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn interest with which 1 have viewed the violent proceedings of the last few weeks. Although I expected opposition, yet I...

...publish, and which strengthened even the great man's strong heart. "We give the greater part of it : — "I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn...greatly feared the abolitionists would be driven back on the first onset, and thrown into confusion. So fearful was I, that though I clung with unflinching...

...publish, and which strengthened even the great man's strong heart. We give the greater part of it : — "I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn...greatly feared the abolitionists would be driven back on the first onset, and thrown into confusion. So fearful was I, that though I clung with unflinching...

...insignificant a person as myself offering thee the sentiments of sympathy at this alarming crisis. I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn interest...soon — it took me by surprise, and I greatly feared Abolitionists would be driven back in the first onset, and thrown into confusion. So fearful was I,...

...letter. Although she did not know him, she spoke freely and forthrightly of her fears and concern: "I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn...the last few weeks. Although I expected opposition, I was not prepared for it so soon — and I greatly feared abolitionists would be driven back in the...

...private letter to a friend who was shortly to undergo the strengthening process of being mobbed:—* "I can hardly express to thee the deep and solemn...expected opposition, yet I was not prepared for it so soon—it took me by surprise, and I greatly feared Abolitionists would be driven back in the first...

...offering thee the sentiments of sympathy at this alarming crisis.... Although I expected opposition, I was not prepared for it so soon — it took me by surprise — and I greatly feared abolitionists would be driven back in the first onset, and thrown into confusion. Under these feelings...

...clear articulation of the Christian pacifism that Grimke, Garrison, and other abolitionists shared. Although I expected opposition, yet I was not prepared...— it took me by. surprise, and I greatly feared Abolitionists ivould be driven back in the^irst onset, and thrown into confusion. So/earful was MCT...