Amos A. Phelps

Letters to professor Stowe and

Letters to professor Stowe and Dr. Bacon, on God's real method with great social wrongs

1848

[Abolitionists - New England]

1842

American pocket book

1842

A disturber of the peace

1841

A sketch of the proceedings of

A sketch of the proceedings of the convention for the discussion of the Sabbath

1841

An argument for the perpetuity of the Sabbath

1841

[Letter to] Mr. Garrison, Sir

1839

Appropriation etc. of benev[olen]t associations for the year 1834

1835

[Draft of a sermon]

1834

[Various notes on slavery, emancipation, immediate abolition of slavery, etc.]

1834

Anti-slavery texts, subjects, plans, objections, arguments, etc., etc

1834

Facts, thoughts, societies formed, accounts. 1834

1834

Lectures on slavery and its remedy

1834

The remedy of slavery

1834

Anti slavery convention for New England

1833

Journal vol. 2.

1833

Memoir of Ann Elizabeth Pierce

Memoir of Ann Elizabeth Pierce, who died in H--n, Mass., aged nine years and seven months

1833

Am[erican] colonization & Af[rican] ed[ucation] societies

1831

[Various notes for sermons, etc.]

1830

Facts relative to Africa Slave trade - colonization

1829

Monthly concert reports

1829

Report of the Committee on Colonization, March 1829

1829

[Journal from 1827 to 1830]

1827

[Autograph notes for sermons]

[Hymns, black - South Carolina ]

[Notes on slavery and emancipation]

Hints on the mode of conducting Christian missions, and of what the present crisis requires

Hints suggested in writing out my Lectures on Slavery

Immediate emancipation [and additional notes]

Resolutions drafted to be offered at New Haven, but not offered in consequence of my not getting there