Francis Wayland wrote to a correspondent in 1837: "Slavery in this country will yet cease, for it is wrong. But it will never be made to cease by the present efforts. They have on them, in my opinion, every mask of failure, for they are not made in the fear of God or with love to man. They may destroy the union, plunge this country into a civil war, break us up into a half dozen different confederacies, but abolish slavery as they are now attempting to do it — they never will. You may note my words, they never will."

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  Slavery, the Slave Trade, and Brown University

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