Autographs of Freedom is a book composed of numerous authors who opposed slavery. This book is a great example of women's call to action. Each personal entry contains a moving story that supports an end to slavery. Members of the Rochester ladies Anti-Slavery Society, Harvard University, University professors, Ministers, and other strong figures of society were determined for their audience to move to action. These abolitionist used sad and horrific stories to explain the value of all life, including blacks. Judith Griffiths was the editor of the book, and a leader of the Anti-Slavery Society she wanted readers to know of that fragile women were not the only witnesses to slavery's sadness.

Helen Taylor speaks of womens' role in the American South. Women roles were often seen as inferior and were over looked. By studying many of these unpublished writtings Taylor finds a connection to the materials and realize women were affected by the violence of slavery, giving a new perspective to feelings of these wives and mothers.

Serious poetry is a collections of poems by Caroline Fry. She tries to give her poetry a serious tone, and does not hesitate in letting the audience know what her topic is about. In one particular poem titled "On the Love of God", Fry speaks of a slave who is cursed for being born into such a terrible life; however, no matter how damnes, the slave loves God who is always his " master". Fry uses sthe Bible to display that men should love one another and treat each other with this unconditional love and faithfulness. She weaves the circumstances of slaves with the blessings God will provide in heaven. I believe that Fry's bold suggestions slaves blind servitude will be rewarded, and that white men should stop their wicked ways and do what God requests of them.

Serious poetry is a collections of poems by Caroline Fry. She tries to give her poetry a serious tone, and does not hesitate in letting the audience know what her topic is about. In one particular poem titled "On the Love of God", Fry speaks of a slave who is cursed for being born into such a terrible life; however, no matter how damnes, the slave loves God who is always his " master". Fry uses sthe Bible to display that men should love one another and treat each other with this unconditional love and faithfulness. She weaves the circumstances of slaves with the blessings God will provide in heaven. I believe that Fry's bold suggestions slaves blind servitude will be rewarded, and that white men should stop their wicked ways and do what God requests of them.

An Image of Uncle Tom

In this text Douglas speaks of how is mistress was kind and taught him to read. His mistress proudly teches Fredrick almost as if he is her own son. This event shows how women's feelings were often different towards slaves. As Douglas reflects on this major part of his life, he sees that Mrs. Auld view him as a pupil  instead of an ignorant slave. She teaches Douglas as long as she can before her husband puts a stop to the learning. This is an example that women viewed slavery in a different perspective that their husband, and although they may not have always spoke out aganist wrong doing, they did not agree with it either.