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With Strong Evidence

That some of the principal CHAMPIONS of Abolitionism are inveterate Enemies to this Country, and are taking advantage of the 'ANTI-SLAVERY WAR-WHOOP' to dissever, and break up, the UNION.

"While they promise them Liberty, they themselves are the Slaves of corruption."--2 Pet. ii. 19.

BY W. W. SLEIGH, F. R. C. S. L.

FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY AND SURGERY, LONDON; HON. MEMB. R. W. L. S. I.; AUTHOR OF "THE SCIENCE OF SURGERY;" "THE CHRISTIAN'S DEFENSIVE DICTIONARY AGAINST INFIDELITY;" &c. &c. &c.

PHILADELPHIA: PUBLISHED BY D. SCHNECK, N. W. CORNER OF SECOND AND RACE STREETS. Stereotyped by J. Fagan.

1838.

Entered according to the act of Congress, in the year 1838, by W. W. SLEIGH, in the office of the district court of the eastern district of Pennsylvania.

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