| In the same year, she was introduced to abolitionism at a utopian community in Northampton, Massachusetts, and thereafter spoke in behalf of the movement throughout the state. |
| There is a worse evil than abolitionism, and that is the suppression of it by lawless force. |
| It is the sole ground for the existence of abolitionism, a modern, humanist and progressive idea. |
| Finney turned revivalism into a science, but he also turned thousands of his converts into foot soldiers for abolitionism. |
| At the beginning, too, I suppose that his taking up abolitionism made him enemies. |
| Since its creation over a century ago abolitionism partakes in the struggle for the respect of human rights. |
