It became part of a large body of abolitionist literature.

An exhibition of abolitionist literature, featuring more than 125 books, manuscripts, letters and photographs.

States had established state churches up until the 1820s, and Southern states, beginning in the 1830s, could ban abolitionist literature.

Stedman's Narrative is commonly read in university classes as an example of abolitionist literature.

Despite having no legal basis for his action, he also allowed postal officials in the Deep South to refuse to deliver abolitionist literature.

Much praised was President Jackson's recent order to the postmasters to destroy any abolitionist literature they deem inflammatory.

It was an example of what became a large body of abolitionist literature.

Northern teachers suspected of abolitionism were expelled from the South, and abolitionist literature was banned.

In response southern legislators banned abolitionist literature and encouraged harassment of anyone distributing it.

Descriptions of the massacre on the Zong continued to appear in abolitionist literature in the 19th century.