Annotation	Page	Subject	Links
13.1	408	Webster's 1847 Speech About Progress	Text - Ralph Waldo Emerson: The Superstitions of our Age (August 1847). Audio - Daniel Webster: Remarks at Lebanon, New Hampshire at the Opening of the Northern Railroad (1847). Text - Daniel Webster: Remarks at Lebanon, New Hampshire at the Opening of the Northern Railroad (1847).
13.2	414	Oration of Sermon from the Second Great Awakening	Audio - Charles Finney: Sinners Bound to Change Their Own Hearts (1835). Text - Charles Finney: Sinners Bound to Change Their Own Hearts (1835). Image - Methodist Camp Meeting, March 1 1819 (1819). Image - Samuel Wakefield: The Christian's Harp Suited to the Various Metres now in use Among the Different Religious Denominations in the United States (1837). Image - William Little and William Smith: The Easy Instructor; or, A New Method of Teaching Sacred Harmony (1798).
13.3	422	Abolitionism and Slavery	Text - George Fitzhugh: Slavery Justified (1854). Text - William Lloyd Garrison: FROM First Issue of The Liberator (January 1, 1831). Image - Declaration of the Anti-Slavery Convention. Assembled in Philadelphia, December 4, 1833 (1833). Image - Southern Ideas of Liberty (1835). Image - John Barber: A History of the Amistad Captives: Being a Circumstantial Account of the Capture of the Spanish Schooner Amistad (1839). Image - W.M. Russell: $200 reward. Ranaway from the Subscriber on the Night of Thursday, the 30th of September. Five Negro Slaves (1847). Image - Illustrations from the American Anti-Slavery Almanac (1840). Image - Union with freemen No union with slaveholders. Anti-slavery meetings! Salem, Ohio.(ca. 1850s). Image - Louis D. de Saussure: 55 Prime Negroes, Accustomed to the Culture of Rice (1857). Image - Africans on Board the Slave Bark Wildfire, April 30, 1860. (1860).
13.4	428	Frederick Douglass' Autobiography	Text - Frederick Douglass: FROM The Autobiography of Frederick Douglass (1883).

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