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"A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 2
Ah, now you know very well, master, that my experience has led to some profound observations, and that I conclude that they will be reinstated in the pristine pureness of everlasting life? I am inclined to Universalism, master, for there is no multiplicity of human agencies can counteract the influence of Omniscient purity and love....
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Title: "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 2
From: "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro"
Creator: n/a
Date: June 1852
Format: Article
Publication: The Opal
Source: New York State Library
Control no.: 051 O612 1852
Location: vol.2, no.6, pp.178-181
Keywords: African American; Alabama; Asylums; Civil Liberties & Rights; Confinement; Entertainment, Leisure & Recreation; Government Agencies; Health & Medicine; Identity; Insanity; Institutions; Laws & Regulation; New York; New York State Lunatic Asylum; Psychiatric Disability; Religion; Slavery; The Arts
Topics: Government, Policy & Law; Institutions, Organizations & Corporations; Mass Media, Culture & The Arts


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- "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 1 (doc)
- "A Dialogue, Between Two Southern Gentlemen And A Negro," Part 2 (doc)