abolitionism

The religious character of Abolitionism, as here confessed, will be considered in a subsequent place.

But now the opposers of abolitionism, and especially the clergy, began to be alarmed.

His abolitionism was secondary to his main mission, his main enthusiasm.

He deprived it of all vitality by depriving its separate explosions, Abolitionism excepted, of all serious attention.

By Jove, if Abolitionism can make your grandma run, I'll forgive it a lot!

The leaven of abolitionism had to work many years before it could produce results in politics.

But then they had some reason to suspect, perhaps, that liberty may be one thing, and abolitionism quite another.

"Call it Abolitionism, or what you will," replied his Senior.

"I talked Abolitionism to him all the time we were together," said Mrs. Phillips, as she afterwards related the affair.

At the beginning, too, I suppose that his taking up Abolitionism made him enemies.