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    ABOLITION A SEDITION.

    BY A NORTHERN MAN.

    PHILADELPHIA:

    GEO. W. DONOHUE,

    NO. 22, SOUTH FOURTH STREET.

    MDCCCXXXIX.


    Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the
    year 1839, by GEO. W. DONOHUE, in the Clerk's
    Office of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.


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CONTENTS.


            CHAPTER I.
    The character of the Abolition organization


            CHAPTER II.
    The American Anti-slavery Society a seditious organization


            CHAPTER III.
    The seditious character of the Annual Report of the American
    Anti-slavery Society, of 1838


            CHAPTER IV.
    The seditious character of the American Anti-slavery Society
    farther considered


            CHAPTER V.
    Violent reforms, and their connexion with Abolitionism


            CHAPTER VI.
    The Abolition organization borrowed from the religious world


            CHAPTER VII.
    The