Of One Blood: Abolitionism and the Origins of Racial Equality (Paperback)

Foreword
Charles Sellers

Preface

PART 1. BEGINNINGS
1. Racial Equality in the Era of the American Revolution
2. Toward a Herrenvolk Republic: The Meaning of African Colonization
3. The Black Struggle for Racial Equality, 1817-1832
4. The Conversion of William Lloyd Garrison
5. "The Hidden Springs of Prejudice"
6. The Assault on Racial Prejudice, 1831-1837

PART 2. SOCIAL SOURCES OF A MASS MOVEMENT, 1831-1840
7. William Goodell and the Market Revolution
8. Anatomy of White Abolitionism
9. God, the Churches, and Slavery
10. "The Tide of Moral Power"

PART 3. "THE BONE AND MUSCLE OF SOCIETY"
11. Abolitionists versus Aristocrats
12. Workers, Radical Jacksonians, and Abolitionism

PART 4. WOMEN AND ABOLITIONISM
13. Anatomy of Female Abolitionism
14. Roots of Female Abolitionism
15. Female Abolitionist Activism

PART 5. OF ONE BLOOD
16. The American Peculiarity
17. Of One Blood

Notes
Index