About this book
John Greenleaf Whittier was an influential American Quaker poet and ardent advocate of the abolition of slavery in the United States. He is usually listed as one of the Fireside Poets. Whittier was strongly influenced by the Scottish poet Robert Burns. In this book, John Whittier elaborates the Conflict With Slavery, Politics and Reform.
Chapters
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- 1The Inner Life30:22 · read by Subhash Chander
- 2Hamlet Among The Graves10:20 · read by Subhash Chander
- 3Swedenborg9:57 · read by Subhash Chander
- 4The Better Land5:33 · read by Subhash Chander
- 5Dora Greenwell35:08 · read by Subhash Chander
- 6The Society Of Friends15:19 · read by Subhash Chander
- 7John Woolman's Journal, part 124:38 · read by Subhash Chander
- 8John Woolman's Journal, part 223:44 · read by Subhash Chander
- 9John Woolman's Journal, part 324:00 · read by Subhash Chander
- 10Haverford College3:45 · read by Subhash Chander
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