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Abbott, John
S. C.,
Rev. [1805-1877], 1.469.
Abdy,
Edward Strutt [1791-1846], Journal quoted, 1.343, 346.
Abercrombie, John [1781-1844], 2.395.
Abolition Societies of 18th Century, 1.89.
Abolitionist, monthly, founded (1833), 1.283, 375.
Abolitionist, projected (1839), 2.262, 263.
Abolitionist (
London), 1.480.
Abolitionist. See
Mass.
Abolitionist.
Adam, William, delegate to World's Convention, 2.353, favors admission of female delegates, 369, 382, accepts defeat, 373.
Adams, C., 2.9.
Adams,
George Washington [d. 1829], 2.224.
Adams, Henry, 1.134. Great-grandson of
John Adams.
Adams, John [1735-1826], 2.189; controversy with
T. Pickering, 1.54; G.'s article on his death, 63; motto quoted, 284.
Father of
Adams,
John Quincy [1767-1848], prayer for an anti-slavery apostle, 1.46; opposed politically by G., 54, supported, in
Journal of the Times, 101-106, and opposed in controversy with Boston Federalists, 120; opposes D. C. emancipation, 264, 2.325; censures Scriptural denunciation of man-stealing, 1.407; introduces D. C. petitions, 483, 2.127; forecast of Faneuil Hall meeting, 1.487; asserts power of Congress over slavery, 2.75; ready to admit
Arkansas, 80; speech on
Pinckney resolutions, 81; criticises
Channing's Essay, 91; opposes
Texas, 196, with help of
Lundy, 1.153, 2.196, 197; visits from abolitionists, 196; attempted censure by House of Rep., 197; on
Van Buren's pro-slavery pledge, 198; opposes
Atherton gag, 248; review of gags, 2.249; on A. S. balance of power vote, 311; on Third Party, 312; on removal of capital from
D. C., 324; proposes gradual emancipation in
U. S., 325; services to
Amistad captives, 326; lament over the new isms, 224.
Adams, Nehemiah, Rev. [1806-1878], author of Pastoral Letter, 2.133.
Adams, Rufus, 1.391.
Adams, Samuel [1722-1803], 2.29.
Adams, William, delegate to World's Convention, 2.357; maltreatment on shipboard, 361; arrives in
London, 373; sits in gallery with G., 376, 409; at Crown and Anchor soiree, 384; at
Glasgow reception, 399; at Chardon St. Convention, 424.
Advertiser (
Boston), publishes
Otis's letter to
Hayne, 1.242; defends
Boston mob, 2.36, abuses
H. Martineau, 56; letter from
G. Lunt, 97.
Advocate (
Boston), edited by
B. F. Hallett, 2.40.
Advocate of Truth, 1.306.
African Repository, organ of Am. Colonization Soc., 1.262, attacks
Birney, 458, notice of
Le Moyne, 2.39.
African Sentinel, 1.272.
Aikin, Lucy [1781-1864], 1.296.
Alabama, requisition on N. Y. for an abolition publisher, 2.75, legislative appeal to
North, 76.
Albany National A. S. Convention, 2.307-310, 339.
Albany Third Party Convention, 2.339-342.
Albert, Prince [1819-1861], 2.364.
Alcott,
Amos Bronson [b.
Wolcott, Conn., Nov. 29, 1799], brother-in-law of
S. J. May, 2.27; attends G.'s Julien Hall lecture, 1.213, invites him home, 214; visits him in jail, 2.27;
