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Thomas Paine, Abolitionist

Thomas Paine, Abolitionist

by Dave Benner | Nov 11, 2022 | Founding Fathers, Founding Principles, Thomas Paine

As many of us realize, the political establishment of 2022 never passes up an opportunity to describe liberty-oriented ideas as “extreme,” and those who espouse them as “extremists.” Well, in 1774, there was nothing more extreme than a belief in the abolition of...
The 1859 Oberlin Trial: A Victory for the Higher Law

The 1859 Oberlin Trial: A Victory for the Higher Law

by TJ Martinell | Apr 30, 2022 | Court Cases, Personal Liberty Laws

Months prior to John Brown’s infamous 1859 raid on Harper’s Ferry, a trial took place rooted in the same issues of slavery and federal enforcement that, while ultimately inconsequential in shaping future debate, is a historical event worth remembering. The incident...
Abolitionists for Nullification: Four Important Historical Facts

Abolitionists for Nullification: Four Important Historical Facts

by Michael Boldin | Apr 10, 2015 | Nullification, Personal Liberty Laws

Opponents of nullification often try to associate it with the slaveholding states of the 19th century South by claiming the issue was “settled by the civil war.” The implication is that the South wanted to nullify, and since they lost the war,...
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