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… of a public lecture on “The Origins and Nature of New World Slavery” given by founding Director and Sterling … this public lecture at the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York when Mr. Gilder and Mr. Lehrman were in the audience. … back to Judaic, Hellenistic, and Christian roots. This moral tension over human bondage finally erupted by the late …

… Papers: Series One—Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1979. Volume I 1841-1846. … L.I and Frederick Douglass, a fugitive slave.” New York: Office of the American Anti-Slavery Society, 1846. … on the U.S. Constitution: Abolitionism and ‘Elements of Moral Power.” American Transcendental Quarterly 9:3 …

… History of the Negro People in the United States (New York, 1951), p. 724. Frederick Douglass: The Negro, long … quiet withdrawal of his valuable bones and muscles from a condition of things which he considers no longer tolerable. …

… just before I left for that trip to Poland, I went to New York to see his band. They had added a song to their … conversations. And cowardly politicians and judges, with a moral blindness to the threats to freedom, concede rights to …

… I saw recently that about 80% of people on ventilators in New York City do not survive. Developing countries probably shouldn’t …

… became adults to reimburse their mothers’ owners costs. New Jersey passed a similar bill in 1804, then abolished … generally draw from three different times and places–New York in the 1790s, New Orleans in the 1830s, and Virginia in … under which Edward and Zeb, a man and woman from New York City, and Frank, a New Haven man, were to receive their …

… Philip (ed). Life and Writings of Frederick Douglass. New York: International Publishers, 1950. Vol. I, p. 181. … faithfully for her salvation, but there was not enough of moral life within her borders to save her from destruction. …

… entitled “Examining the Life of Oyabe Zen’ichirō: The New Formation of Modern Japanese Identity at the Turn of the … in 2011.  His dissertation, “The Elusive Harmony: Moral Legitimation and State-Society Relations in the 2008 …  The state-society interactions revolved around some moral issues pertaining to life and death and involved …

… Urban Charisma … Urban Charisma City-dwellers, like urban anthropologists, struggle to make … The conference organizers posit that these networks and moral economies of authority can be explored through … the local religious authority, local vigilantism, and ‘moral policing and control’ in neighbourhoods are based on …

… in her archaeological excavations at the ancient Egyptian city of Tell Edfu, located on the West Bank of the Nile. … like drought or temperature changes, the researchers said. Moral questions then arise. “ How will we respond around … link Yale historian’s research, teaching gives students new window to an ancient world Study reshapes understanding …

… pp. 13, 15. Abolitionists of the 1830s opposed slavery for moral reasons and called for the immediate end to the … Society, American Anti-Slavery Almanac, for 1839  New York: S. W. Benedict, 1839, page 13  Samuel J. May …