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Excerpt from Some Thoughts Concerning Domestic SlaveryYet is not man herein the less favoured. If rights are not granted to him unconditionally as inherent and absolute, it is that he has the nobler prerogative of acquiring them for himself. If they are made to depend upon the proper exercise of his own powers it is because in such exercise con sists his real glory because thereby he attains to the excellence of his nature, to usefulness and t...

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Today's school counselors are under enormous pressure to document their effectiveness by engaging in data-based decision-making and producing quantitative accountability reports. However, the majority of counselors do not have training in these areas. Advocating for a shift from the historical best practice orientation to an evidence-based one, this authoritative guide from influential counselor educators John C. Carey, Trish Hatch, and Carey ...

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Excerpt from Slavery and the Wilmot Proviso: With Some Suggestions for a Compromise The following report of proceedings in the Convention which framed the Constitution of the United States is taken from the "Madison Papers, " vol. iii, pages 1390-1396, both inclusive. Wednesday, August 22d, 1787. In Convention - Article 7, Section 4, was resumed. Mr. Sherman was for leaving the clause as it stands. He disapproved of the slave trade, yet as...

Excerpt from Some Thoughts Concerning Domestic Slavery My Dear Sir: Concerning the subject of domestic slavery, which has often formed matter of conversation between us, I have determined to write you my thoughts somewhat at length. For I have meditated much upon it since I saw you last, and now that we can no longer meet at pleasure, as we were wont, to interchange discourse, my reflections have accumulated upon me to such a degree that no ...

Excerpt from Slavery in Maryland Briefly Considered Dear sir, - Your letter which reached me this morn ing, relates to a subject which has, indeed, been much in my mind. Some months ago I began to put on paper a few thoughts concerning it, in the hope that a speedy restoration of our State's financial affairs would leave the Way clear for a fair consideration of Slavery as it exists in Maryland. Your letter seems to come as an intima tion tha...

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